Tokay High School - Tokay Yearbook (Lodi, CA)

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AFS Club widens cultural horizons Confronting a late start did little to hamper the progress of the American Field Ser- vice Club, AFS, as they found few problems in filling this year's membership roster. The club was reinstated through the efforts of Chair- man Brian Crawford, An- nalisa Hausler, vice chair- man, and advisers Floyd Nordwick and Delmar Pet- zold. In conjunction with the local Lodi AFS Chapter and the administration, activities such as an English as a Second Language, ESL, tutoring and aid program were under way only one month after the club received its charter in December. Although the club provided housing. for only one foreign exchange student, Helena Naranjo from Colombia, this year, they hoped to become more involved in the future. One of the main objectives for the year was to participate in a one-week high school ex- change program. 1. Adviser Floyd Nordwick pins a sign on the back of Annalisa Hausler, vice chairman, as part of a communication game. 2. Carol Gallagher, ESL instructor, explains an activity to freshman Chou Lee, ESL student. 3. Monty Hummel unpacks his guitar in preparation for a perfor- mance during the popcorn social presented in February to improve student relations.

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.Q- 3 3,1 .. s x 4. Newspaper reporters are Mitchi Rosales, Darla Miles, Kimberlee Stutz, David Louie, Jeanne Nishioka, Ismael Castellano, and Kim Alexan- der. 5. Photographers are Jeff Metcalf, Ted Bobrow, and Craig Cozzitorti, head photographer. Press Staff 33

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f' 'if lg Q 4. Veronica Rivera, AFS candidate, Helena Naranjo, exchange student from Colombia, and Brian Crawford, club chairman, find en- joyment with simple activities such as kite flying. 5. Crawford attem- pts to straighten out game rules lbefore a host of bewildered students. Exchange Program 35