American Field Service Exchange Program - Overseaer Yearbook (New York, NY)

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STN Kathy Campbell with the governor of the province of Cebu. The Army officers are looking on. She just finished singing for their Independence Day, july 4, 1959. BETTY O'NEIL New Bedford, Massachusetts BONNIE ROWAN South Wilwaukee, Wisconsin JANET TROWBRIDGE Wayzata, Minnesota janet Trowbridge with a banana flower

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ce field. Q., XX TED FOGIANI Laquana Beach, California PATRICIA GRAHM Phoenix, Arizona Ted displays a Filipino hat. BOB KANE Bartlesville, Oklahoma Picking Rice

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Slldlllp Ll FE ,ff 1 xx gm X ,, L . f l eg lea .... .aa-Mmww...-1 -X ff N ,....w- A, Q, -s 'Vs If tw v ,Q Some survivors of Dormitory A guard the luggage as they prepare to disembark. They'd better do a good job of guarding because some of the luggage looks as if it is ready to topple over. Rotterdam for America- Look out below! we S i Jimmy and Helene carry on during an afternoon orientation class. Kenny, on the left, seems to be the only one taking , notes. 3 t Streamers fly as the AFS ship leaves . 'WR xt 4 s va, P K , 4 This was the scene at the same pier only 3 months earlier. The Cornell Ivy Five got off first and played while we disembarked. .Mgmt ll! X . lf! y - at - ,.,,sA. No one's going to find me unprepared if I'm thrown overboard! l 1 The 53 fa few seem to be missingj AFSers who went to Holland gather up it on A Deck for a group picture.