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Jeep driver for Lt. Col. Rayle. Both are waiting in the afternoon for the the MAAG school bus and for the Hsinchu American School (on left) to let out. It's Dad's turn to ride the bus as monitor. I guess our parents had to do this because otherwise some of us kids wouldn't always act as good ambassadors, and would yell crude things in Taiwanese or Madarin to the good people of Hsinchu, more out of our own young wickedness than for any bad feelings towards the populace, who were generally friendly and tolerant of us kids. ca. 1957-1959. # N+ v& o$ S- n- `$ l) V " J9 T9 ^4 h0 S2 l1 f% Jhttp://www.2-71adataiwan.com/section_MAAG_photos.htm
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