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This photo is of the August 1973 Africa orientation. In the photograph from left to right in the front row are: Elizabeth Sherk with son Peter,George Thompson, Karen Thompson, Chizuko Katakabe, Ruth Martin, James Martin, Tina Hildebrandt, Jacob Hildebrandt.
Second row: Benjamin Yoder, Jonathan Yoder, David Yoder, John Sherk holding daughter Jennifer, Mark Keller, Darlene Keller, Roger Eshleman, Barbara Eshleman, Lynn Brubaker, Sandra Achenbach.
Third row: Dale Brubaker, Juanita Leonard, Dennis Glanzer, William Reimer, Ingrid Reimer, Tim Brenneman, Carey Johnson, David Ewert, Priscilla Ewert.
Fourth row: Charles Graber, Diana Graber, Lamarr Widmer, Dennis Roth, Virginia Roth, Don Unger, Naomi Unger, Mary Mae Schwartzentruber.
Back row: Karen Yoder, Keith Yoder holding daughter Sarah, Irvin Warkentin holding son Sheldon, Hertha Warkentin, Nancy Heisey, Larry Fisher with daughter Jennifer, and Norma Fisher.

This photo is of the personnel at the MCC Orientation School held March 18-31, 1969. In the first row left to right are: Paul Buechele, Tina Buechele, Larry Martin, William Martin, David Troyer, Ed Hartzler, and Elvera Isaak. Second row: Lloyd Hammer, Greg Miller, Kevin Byrne, Larry Prissel, Wendell Lantz, Dale Weaver, and Janet Yoder.

This photo is of Shanti Bhosee. The description on the back says, " Miss Shanti Bhosee of Calcutta, India, is seen here at her typewriter at the Mennonite Central Committee headquarters in Akron, Pa. Since the age of 17, she has always worn the traditional sari, a switch which in India signifies stepping into womanhood."

This photo is of Janet Landis and Lloyd Fisher in an office. Mr. Fisher is sitting behind a desk looking at some papers and Miss Landis is standing beside the desk.
The description on the back says, "Miss Janet Landis, Secretary, and Lloyd J. Fisher, Executive Director of Akron, PA, staff persons for MEDA. Miss Landis and Mr. Fisher keep in touch with twenty MEDA project administrators in twenty countries around the world and prepare and send the reports to the MEDA members in Canada and USA."