Next week, February 27 through March 3, the AFS committee of Student Council will be sponsoring activities to raise money for the books, class ring, Dial Tone, graduation pictures, prom expenses, film, and expense money for the trip home for the foreign exchange students. This year things are going to be a little different than usual according to Dhyan Fehrenbacher '67, chairman of the AFS committee.

On Tuesday, February 28, an ice cream social and bake sale will take place after school in the cafeteria. The cookies, brownies, and cakes on sale will be baked by the girls in Student Council. Students will be able to help themselves to the sauces for the chocolate and vanilla ice cream according to Pam Kariotis '69, chairman of the committee. Most items will cost either a nickel or a dime.

On Thursday, March 2, "The Other Half" will play at a record hop in the cafeteria. The admission price will be $.25, and this will include the cost of the refreshments. The hop will last from right after school until 5 p.m., and school clothes are in order. Bill Zografos '68 is in charge of the record hop committee.

On Friday, March 3, there will be a taffy apple sale to mark the end of AFS Week. The apples will be sold in C‑wing and in the bus concourse after school. Heading up the taffy apple committee is Jody Kinder '69.

Usually the foreign exchange students speak about their country in the homeroom assemblies during AFS Week. However, because of scheduling difficulties, Sukru Gurel will not speak until the following week. He will show slides and tell a little about the history of Turkey. "To understand my country, it is very important to understand the history," Sukru pointed out.

Many of the clubs throughout the school will be asked for donations. Dhyan Fehrenbacher and all the people involved urge students to help make AFS Week a big success.