Glendale High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Glendale, AZ)

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Wi! The American Field Service strives to promote understanding of various cultures with the hope of achiving international peace and brotherhood. This is done by means of sending stu- dents abroad to absorb another's life style. . Glendale has been fortunate to re- ceive a foreign exchange student from Austria, Maggie Mayer. Glendale exported a foreign ex- change student of its own. Martin Klass Cabovej spent ten weeks living with his family in Cheshire, Eng- land. Nancy Meyers and Anne Determan, Qbottom centerj were selected as finalists in Glendale's American Field Service Program. This gave either girl a chance to spend a sum- mer abroad if selected by the AFS Board in New York. Top Left: Maggie Mayer tells of her travel- ling experiences at the International Banquet. Top Center: Maggie finds American chores comparable to those in Austria as she washes dishes with her 'sister' Sandy Wheeler. Bottom Left: Students enjoy selecting food from an international menu at the Foreign Language Banquet. 15

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No program can be successful without money, and the AFS is no exception. Students cannot be sponsored to Glendale and no one can go abroad without funds. Clubs and organizations are asked to contri- bute and separate fund-raising projects are held. One of the most successful was the International Banquet.Guest were served Sauerbraten and Paella in addition to many other tempting for- eign dishes, the Community support was en- couraging and everyone hopes to see another exchange student next year. I6 .aw