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

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We are thirty-two AFS travelers . . . each of us has two families, two coun- tries, two hearts . . . the greatest . . . the most wonderful . . . NOW we are truly Argentine . . . memories will supply years of conversation, how could we ever forget: . . . dulce de leche . . . gauchos . . . overflowing street cars . . . silver bracelets . . . Hempanadas' '... guitar serenades . . . wine . . . the M-16 . . . planes that wouldn't fly . . . cha-cha-cha . . . trips to the moun- tains . . . Nat King Cole love songs . . . handsome Latin men . . . sipping yerba matei' . . . Spanish dictionaries . . . our new, loving mama . . . white school tmiforms . . . horses . . . singing girls . . . confusing, crazy traffic . . . parties and more parties . . . Oid Mortalex tiny cups of coffee . . . fruit and flower vendors . . . meeting the President . . . touring B.V. by foot . . . Chau -too many goodbys . . . airports at 5 A.M .... Peru by night . . . Santiago by rain . . . talks and more talks . . . 25 extra pounds . . . the most wonderful family in the world . . . new philosophies . . . darling Martha . . . love . . . friends . . . and more love . . . 16,000 miles of friends . . . a whole country full of loveeARGENTINA.

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HARRY FRANK Santa Cruz, California CHRISTY JO FROSCHHEUSER Hastings, Nebraska SUSANNE GAFFNEY Newburgh, New York LARRY GILB Redwood Falls, Minnesota PATRICIA GREEN Corpus Christi, Texas VIVIAN GREENHALGH Mount Holly, New jersey 6 ELAINE ANGEROSA Schenectady, New York ELAINE BUCK Erie, Pennsylvania NANCY CARRIG Painesville, Ohio THOMAS COATES Cincinnati, Ohio SUSAN CURLEY Burbank, California RANSOM DAVIS Baltimore, Maryland 'Nm 1-'Wa