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Messenger 3/17/77
Snow Hill's Mayor James Freeny is introduced to Cheryl Davis of Barbados by Paul Coombes of Australia. . .following AFS Day dinner. (Paul resides with the Wm. Kunsman family of Spence and Cherie lives with Mrs. Forrest Mooney and daughter of Pocomoke.)
AFS Day Held In Snow Hill For International Students
American Field Service Day at Snow Hill High School, Friday, March 11, included international participants from nine different countries. The students gathered from Delaware and Maryland as guests of the AFS Club and stayed over-night with the high school club members. Activities ranged from a tour of the school and an assembly program, a potluck dinner for students and adult hosts and friends, to a dance Friday evening with music by a popular local band, Crystal Ship.
At the dinner Snow Hill's AFS'er, Paul Coombes of Australia, introduced representatives from Iceland, France, Sweden,
W. Germany, Chile, Denmark, Scotland and Barbados. Also acknowledged were several host sisters accompanying the foreign students as well as Cathy Early of Snow Hill, '76 AFS returnee from Iceland, and Julie Windsor of Cambridge, '76 returnee from Scotland.
School advisors, Mrs. Earl Taylor and Miss Barbara Moore, rated the annual event as quite successful. School club president, Keith Mariner, reminded the group that a host home is presently being sought for next year and urged interested families to contact chapter president Eloise Cropper as soon as possible.