Wicomico High School - Tom Tom Yearbook (Salisbury, MD)

Page 27 text:

To Make Our School The Very Best THE AFS CLUB sponsors activities during the year to acquaint Bruno with the student body and also to present other exchange students in assemblies who are visiting near-by schools. A. AFS Club President Patti Elzey and exchange student Bruno de la Guerrande. B. AFS MEMBERS Bruno de la Guerrande, Jane Longest, Ann Williams, Sandi Mariner, Patti Elzey, (standing) Richard Bounds, Jennifer Kaiser, Bonnie Lokey, Ann Powell, Mary Lou Beahm. C. Mike Bozman D. Mrs. Doris Calcott and Florence Weatherly. 23

Page 26 text:

From France Came Bruno With AFS THE AFS CLUB promotes understanding among the nations of the world. American Field Service provides a link between the youth of different countries. Each year the club centers many of its activities around the exchange students visiting Wi Hi. This year, Bruno de la Guerrande from Nantes, France, was the visiting exchange student. Two from Wi Hi had the opportunity to study abroad. Florence Weatherly spent two months in Germany, and Ste ve Bers went to South Africa during the school year. A. AFS OFFICERS B. Bruno de la Guerrande, Wi Hi ' s ex¬ change student. C. AFS CLUB (Seated) L-R: Pam Graham, Karen Sterling, Cheri Townsend, Sherri Sturgis, (standing) Hank McCann, Pam Robinson, Bruno de la Guerran¬ de, Cheri Purnell, Jose March, Con¬ nie Gibson, Sheila Noble. 22

Page 28 text:

A. Bonnie Lokey. B. Pat Moore, Karmen Hoy, Clairesse Townsend, Julia Hughey, Gary Williams. C. HUMAN RELATIONS CLUB (Seated) Bathsheba Leatherbury, Mary Lou Beahm, Karen Sterling, Barb Hall, Mrs. Handy, (2nd row) Deborah Turner, Kaye Rayne, Beverly Scott, Faye Parker, Sandi Mariner, Terri Evers- man, Ann Williams, (3rd row) Dick Van Gelder, Jose March, Nancy Perdue, Mark Evans, Diana Willey, Wanda Robinson. Throughout the school year, THE HUMAN RE¬ LATIONS CLUB had a standing belief that unity is achieved through cooperative working. This purpose was accomplished through a.major project with Ben¬ nett High School. A radio tape, expressing the desire for brotherhood was made by the clubs of both schools and played on the air from radio station WJDY. The members now feel that the projects of the year were most successful in gaining the desired goals of love and understanding among men. The club is under the supervision of Mrs. Handy and Mr. Hope. D D. JUNIOR AND SOPHOMORE LIBRARY ASSISTANTS (On floor) Sandy Giffin, Terri Morris, Gayle Jackson, (seated) Alicia Vice, Pam Robinson, Priscilla Appleby, Cherie Purnell, Estelle Ennis, Marilyn Pinder, (standing) Pam Trice, Stephanie Olsen, Yvette Hilderson, Marcia Payne, Stephani Paulos, Laura Hamilton, Nancy Gismondi, Anna Lee Cropper, Donna Morris,