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Hello, George George Bongiovani, from Argentina, was wel- comed bythe Robert Blensly family and the student body as the 1968- 69 A.F.S. student. As George gained knowledge of America and Ameri- cans we also learned to know him and his coun- try. Chartered in 1968, the McNary American Field Service Chapter held their first fund-rais- ing dinner March 13 of this year. Featured guest speaker, Clay Meyers, presented certificates to A.F.S. students residing in the Salem area. MeNary students se- lected to study abroad for the summer were Janet Moore, Mary Vin- cent, and Donna Zeiner. Left: Welcoming George were Leif, Debbie, and Mrs. Blensly. Not pictured is Mr. Blensly. Below: The first A.F.S. fund-raising dinner. Low- er left: Serving as offi- cers were Phil Ottum, president, Kyle Gribskov, vice-presidentg and Mr. Fred Boost, advisor. Low- er center: Mary Vincent and Janet Moore traveled abroad this summer. Low- er right: George visits with Clay Meyers.
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