ee AFS Benefits Editor, Standard Examine background and “culture. ture. ‘The is increasing. ‘d more than ever vhat opportunity this year’ ry I realize that I would. Bde n a thar have had this. ‘chance were it me and helped. not for the help of many people. “hain Herzlichen Grusse to Ogden, There were many students at, Ben Lomond’ who helped with Utah things like activity- -planning*and nttil et. eck course 7 of fund-raising projects, and I see it as a personal favor because, I’m the one who. benefitted most from their work. — I’d like to thank them and all the people who are still. work-. ing in the various AFS Chapters. A special thanks goes to those groups and _ individuals who made donations to AFS. Scholarship programs like the American Field Service depend almost totally on donations to, keep them operating.— A nd High School, member il, the of the debate choir. ceives no payment for hosting a | student for a year, T’m meeting | a new way of life: a new family | FS > oO cau for the progith her chore onality, — large difference between. the American Field Service and. many other foreign-student programs is thai exchange of students. It’s based | on the nd th a family, experience and the family re-. oe <a eo ty a Pa Sant ee Bel Lomond family has experience their home one with a an equally ‘valuable the year they open and family to somedifferent language, Deon Staffanson Denzlingen, W. G..