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

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BILL POULTON Piedmont, California WALTER SHAFER Holcomb, New York CHARLES STEVENS Burlington, New Jersey DENNIS O'DAY Eden, New York TED ORNER Arendtsville, Pennsylvania TOM POLLARD San Marino, California KATHLEEN THOMAS Park Rapids, Minnesota DOUGLAS WALVOORD Muskegon, Michigan SANDRA KAY YEAMANS Vermilion, Ohio

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PATRICIA KENNEY Wauwatosa, Wisconsin DALE KINSLEY Mt. Morris, Illinois PAMELA MCCALLUM Bemus Point, New York LYNN MITCHELL Annandale, Virginia TOIVI INIORR Kokomo, Indiana CHARLOTTE MOSES Baltimore, Maryland NORMA MURCHISON Des Moines, Iowa LORETTA NOLL Clatskanie, Oregon JIM OLSON Madison, Wisconsin 41

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Eetti were thrown all over the deck as so UN Idlewild Airport saw many AFSers arrive on the morning of June 18, eager to be on their way to Europe. Others came by car, bus, and train, 2 A . i The horn blew, the engines came to life, nd we were on our way! Streamers of con- AFSers tried to get a last glimpse of Mom and Dad or of the New York skyline. ,ro 5, UOSOAOY The California AFSers landed at Idlewild at 6:30 a.m. and found there was a distinct shortage of eating space in the coffee shop. Result: Nancy Naftel and Beth Summers ate their breakfast off the top Of a trash can in the hallway. AFSers and their families began arriving at the pier soon after the meeting at the New Yorker Hotel was done. Con- fusion reigned as families, luggage, and AFSers were hustled onto the ship. u