American School - Gateway Yearbook (London, England)

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The fault with many yearbooks is that they treat the school as a world in itself, oblivious to the world around it. They include the activities and occupations of the students within the school, but make no effort to present the school's en- vironrnent. We feel that to ignore London in this year's Gateway would be an injustice, for London has profoundly affected all our lives, whether we are aware of that effect or not, and deserves due credit for doing so. We have tried, therefore, to show London as well as A.S.L., because we believe the two to be inseparableg London has had a great influence on all of us, and one which none of us will ever forget. SUZANNE ABEL AND PHILIP YOUNG CO EDITORS

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MISS ELIZABETH JGHNSTCDN for sixteen years of faithful service to every class at A.S.L.

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It is a happy choice of the Class of 1967 to make London the theme of this yearbook, for I am certain the members will look back on their experience of this interesting city with gratitude. Almost invariably, our former students write us that they miss London no matter how contented they find themselves in their new location. The opportunity of living abroad, even for a year or two, is bound to give a new dimension to astudent's outlook on and appreciation of the world he lives in. London has its own peculiar charm and you will find it has left its mark on you after you have left. For an international experience it offers a unique combination - historical associations and old- world flavor. My best wishes for continuing success and happiness go with all of you who are leaving us. I hope you will have occasion to return again to London. Headmaster