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.,- A rf b ' .iff :iz c.mm,fw H '75, 4 K 2' FIELD 1? r iff? rl AMERICAN 'if SER VICE Hey lady, what happened to my loaf of French bread? A.F. . - Adopted Frz'ena'5 in Stow A.F.S. officers were: Laura McMillen, secretary. Vogel, treasurer: Miss Bierce, adviserg and Carol Ellis, president. Not pictured 7 Laurie: Stone, vice-prcsidentg Cathy I
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fa t J' goal' Wir. Wane gaffz The American Field Service is an internationally based organization whose primary goal is to promote under- standing among the young people of different nations by bringing them together. The United States is one of about sixty countries involved in the effort, St0w's one of many clubs at high schools across thc nation. 1970-1971 was a very busy year for the members of A.F.S., who had two exchange students to welcome: Rene Faltz, who came to the United States from Luxembourg for his senior year at Stow, and Ann Loar, who returned at mid-ycar from her year in Australia. The clubls activities included a summer dance in the school parking lot that served as an introduction of Stow Students to Rene - and vice versa, sponsorship of a booth in the Jaycee Bazaar, and participation in lVlarch's Hike for Hungerf' Officers were Carol Ellis, president, Laurie Stone, vice-president, Cathy McMillen, secretary, and Laura Vogel, treasurer.
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Y- Teens March JW czna'z'caj9j9ea' 1971 officers were: S. White, pres.g J. Bliss, vice-pres.g N. Brockett, sec.: .l. Shoun, treas.g Mrs. Miskell, adviser. I sure don't feel like an angel. The Y-Teens, the sister club of Hi-Y, had the mon- strous job of coordinating the 1970 Christmas Formal. Working with the theme of White Christmasf' the members made arrangements for music, tickets and re- freshments and also designed decorations for the dance. Among their other activities were a march to collect money for Muscular Dystrophy and a semester long do- nut sale. Sue Lupo and Andy Folley were the repre- sentatives at the Tri-County formal. X K! X raw A. 5 f el Iizsfitwift' M' fffi re f I second the motion! l
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