Last Stop in Asia: the high plains of Tibet

Miss S. Noel


Miss R. Fadler


Miss M. Wolfe


Miss M. Craycraft


Miss K. Breeding


Miss G. Smith


Master D. Harwell (he missed one of our classes)


Miss C. Lee


Miss Am. Cole


Miss Alx. Cole


Miss A. Escue


Master J. Wolters (he was not feeling well our first week on this project, so was unable to complete it)

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