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German Students Heinrich-Otto Eichmann, Wilfried Mehring, Ruth Kettler, Anneliese Kluthki, Martin Giinnel, Helmuth Krause. Among the various experiences of our life at Hamden Hall the arrival of our six friends from Germany was one that we will always remember with pleasure. At the news of their coming we were surprised, delighted, and somewhat anxious as to whether we would be able to make them feel at home with us. Then finally, in October, Anneliese, Helmuth, and Heino arrived, and by the time our first excitement died down, they had become a definite part of us. We were delighted by Annelieses vivacious spirit, Helmutlrs acquiring of American slang, and Heino's great love for ice-creamg and when Ruth came, the day after Christmas vacation, her quiet charm won us completely. The Tempest was in full swing when Wilfried appeared, and he must have been amazed by our state of excitement at that time. Willy has kept us smiling ever since with his unusual sense of humor. Now Martin has finally come, just in time for the baseball season. ls it possible that the first of our friends arrived only six months ago? They have become so familiar and important to us that we do not like to think of their departure. We wish that they could stay longer, and we hope that in the short time they have been here, they have gained as much of the spirit of comradeship and joy from us as we have from them. We feel there is no better way to promote peace and understanding among the peoples of the world than by this kind of exchange. Of all the ways we might bid them farewell, theirs is the word we fervently wish- Auf wiedersehen! twenty-Jix
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