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

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The British AFSers pose with their chaperones and hosts at Winterbourne School during the end-of-summer stay in Bristol ROW 1: Gayle, Mary, Miss Hopes, Carolyn, and Sylvia. ROXV 2: Karla, Marilyn, Celia johnson, Mr. Hopes, Mrs. Hopes Nick Gardner, Anne, and Ann. ROW 3: Robin Miller, Tom, Cliff, Neil, George, John Hartnett, Marty, Archie, Linda, Larry janet, Miles, and Doug. C Rah. Rohl the foiminrnomiweeilltt The gang relaxes for a minute and someone caught them off their guarcl. Linda's camera seems to be a point of interest, however. - M-,aQewaamnummww,,g-qmumezfvv wr. ,, -f-, i-amiiuu

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