Villa Park High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Villa Park, CA)

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Upper left: Shanty Andi Sapada from Indonesia spent a year living in the United States under thi sponsorship of American Field Service at Villa Park. Upper right: AFS club - Front row: Shanty Andi Sapada, Meredith Armstrong, Torsten Caesar. Second row: Donna Jordan, Rebecca Wong, Amy Tucker, Nancy Phillips, Susan Topercer, Debbi Quang, John King, Susie Kamei, Marsha Anderson. Third row: Diana Rohm, Shannon Mooney, Judy Cain, Linda Strong, Joanne Hamada, Marcia Martin. Fourth row: Kim Shulteiss, Debbie Dawson, Jill Weissman, Sarah Davis, Stephanie Glassman, Starlett Clark, Carol Mengert, Margy Jensvold, Christy Bath, Carol Spencer. Fifth row: Chris George, Tracie Quang, Sue Stanford, Susan Phillips, Mark Masters, Katie Kimbell, Sue Holub, Jeff Paulson, Candi Haan, Tony Miller, Sue Shobert, Robin Webber, Roslyn Picker, Mrs. Morton. Lower left. Torsten Caesar offered Gorman culture to interested listeners during weekly AFS meeting. Lower right: Visiting exchange students participated in International Week's AFS assembly. Will' l ,mbershv ,gpnsortd X iam? C02 i GW EMM AF5Wlli V,,gye55i0Vi will ll E Wi, Vullr lol Wg inclu Mgbygalflw awww- F We gg pallet mfg exchnn

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American Field Service, boasting a membership of over 65 VPHS students, sponsored foreign exchange students Torsten Caesar of Germany and Shanty Andi Sapada of Indonesia. President Meredith Armstrong presided over such AFS activities as the l974 Balloonathon, a progressional dinner, and a Beebop party. Hosting I4 Southern California exchange students Villa Park's AFS chapter prepared for International Week. The agenda included a folk dance assembly, ASB breakfast, ice skating, and a night at Disneyland. Fund raising included o paper drive to collect money to support next year's exchange students. 5 U 4 ,.,, Upper left: AFS president Meredith Armstrong directed club members during meeting preceding International Week. Upper right: Foreign exchange students Nega Hatis ond Kersti Johnson ioined Villa Park AFS members in celebrating International Week assembly. Lower left: Shanty Andi Sapada shared an Indonesian dance with students during International Week assembly. Lower right: Club secretary Katie Kimbell gave report to AFS members during Thursday night meetings. AFS is the most involved club OI7 CCIITIPUS 1 Michelle Meister v+qzwy.:'- ff f ,.4guaunl0Y an , -,,,-. an. Input - 59