Perrysburg High School - Black and Gold Yearbook (Perrysburg, OH)

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Through Exchange Programs 6. fl.. .fl x-X Philippe Guex, Richard Rose lSec.i. Row 1: Chris Henry lVice Pres.J, Gominger lTreas.i, Sally Hostetler lPres.i, jennifer Long, Beth Rousos, Lisa Fraley, Carmen Whitaker, Ann Rogowski, Kelly Westinkirchner. Row 2: , Sharon Depinet, Becky Trogdon. our Americans Abroad Student, spent a year in South Africa. He lived with the Salvatore Alario and attended Highlands North Boys H.S. One of Tim's exciting experiences was speaking on a radio show. He his impressions of the racial problems in South Africa on South African External Broadcast. Tim traveled quite a bit n . . . . . fou d time to join in field hockey, cricket, and rugby. lfronti Tim's host mom and dad. it South Africa When he wasnt in school or traveling, is lbacki Mark Cohen, Tim, Mauro lTim's host brotherl, Fritz, Beth Phlegar, Linda Lemle, Lisa McGranahan, jim Black, Lori American Field Service IAFSJ is an exchange program that is world-wide. Young adults from all parts of the globe participate in this program. AFS provides the opportunity for any student, who has applied and has been accepted, to live in another country for a year or a summer. Every student that goes abroad attends school with his or her host brother or sister. Adjusting to completely new surroundings and customs is a challenge every exchange student must encounter. The Perrysburg Chapter of AFS is a very busy one. In the past year, they have sponsored two summer scholarships and one full year scholarship. In order to help fund these, the student chapter aided the adult chapter with its annual AFS Art Show early in October. Many area artists were on hand for the event. Two AFS weekends, one in the fall, the other in the spring, were planned by the High School Chapter. During these weekends, area AFS students and their host brothers or sisters spend the weekend with a member of the Perrysburg AFS Club. Many activities are planned during these weekends. In addition to weekends, the High School club participates in the International Dinner and helps AFS Students adjust to their life in Perrysburg.

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Students Make World Travels Philippe Guex was the AFS student for the 1977-1978 school year. He is from Fribourg, Switzerland. During his visit to the United States, he stayed with the Frederic Wolfe family. One of his many adventures was to vacation in Guatemala. Some of Phillipe's hobbies include skiing, fishing, and playing the guitar, ii s, :MII v-- 11.11 --, --, Luciano Cesa came to Perrysburg through the 1977-78 Youth For Understanding Program. His home town is Caxias Do Sul, Brazil. Luciano stayed with the Clarence Benedict family. During his stay in Perrysburg, Luciano participated in many activities including attending solo and ensemble contest where he was a member of the jazz Ensemble. Singing, along with playing the accordian, are some of Luc's hobbies. Tammi Breitner went to Amtzell, Germany as part of the YFU's Summer Program. While in Amtzell, Tammi attended school at the Wangen Gymnasium. Her host family was the Krankel family. Throughout her stay in Germany, Tammi traveled to many other cities and countries. 14 Row 1: Sally Shears, Mimi Whitney, Kim Carmony, Terry Boggs, Dave Boccia, Jeannie Lee, Ray Goeckerman, Mark Weills, Row 2: Debbie Borne, Barb Voegtlen, janet Gutchess, Mary Cowles, Chris Morton, Rosemary Labanara. Renmark, Australia is where Sally Hostetler spent her summer as part of her AFS experience. She lived with Mr and Mrs. Maxwell Schmidt and had a sister, Diane and tw brothers, Steven and Russel. During her stay, Sally attended Renmark High School. After her trip, she realized that Australia was not very different from the United States.

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Row 1: Beth Phlegar iVice Pres.l, Lynette Neal iTreas.J, Chris Henry iPres,l, Sue Voeller iPub.l, Lisa Fraley fSec.l. Row 2: Mrs. Walton, Chris lohnston, Philippe Guex, Mary Fisher, Sharon Depinet, Luciano Cesa, Kelly Stanford, jim Black. ffl '- 51 wwf if 5' 5 C- , - Q' Row 1: Diane Givens, Michelle Biclawski, jim Collins, Barb Voegtlen. Row 2: Beth Rhodes, Mary Cowles, Cindy Fraley, Mary Meerdink, Debbie May. Row 3: Sue Kahle, Lisa Rava, Beth McClellon, Rosemary Labanara, jenny Fischer. Row 4: Sue Moll, Suzy Faw, lan Voeller, jeff Becker, Mike Ryan. Row 5: Robert Vincent, Connie Frusher, Connie Hayhurst, Valerie Bugbee. E G l' C Row 1: lveta Sautins, Pam Warfield, Theresa Appeddu, lim N55 ' ui V ' QRTZQQ, - al- Q Ei? L- Fritz, Kristen Skeel, Kim Carmony. Row 2: Mimi Whitney, 'l l. , V Sandy McMeans, Tracy Barber, Mike Pickard, Kathy ' L .U e Darmofol. Row 3: Kirk Phlegar, jeff johnson, Susan Rose, Sally Shears, Sue Bihn, john Quillen. Row 4: Barbra Frucher, Becky Black, Richard Moreo, Andrea Rava, Linda Thomas. .Z I Francais W' . L. 4, Chris Henry discusses plans for French Club with Mrs. Walton.