South Korea, September 1959: Radio production is discussed in the control room by Spc. 4 Larry Renaud and James Mayall in September, 1959. Apart from radio programs, Armed Forces Korea Network also produces and airs television programs through AFKN-TV. Sept. 15, 1959, marked the second anniversary of AFKN-TV programming in Korea.
![[PUBLISHED CAPTION: Radio production is discussed in the control room by SP4 Larry Renaud and James Mayall. 09/16/1959]; Apart from radio programs, AFKN also produces and airs television programs through AFKN-TV. Tuesday, September 15th, 1959 marked the 2nd anniversary of AFKN-TV programming in Korea. [cg]](https://www.stripes.com/incoming/ygnrnd-ssp00089xx002.jpg/alternates/LANDSCAPE_610/SSP00089Xx002.jpg)
![[PUBLISHED CAPTION: Dolores M. Scholl, Elementary School principal, with two of her pupils. Sherry Davis (Center) and Karin Johnson look over a new record in the music library. 12/29/1959]; Seoul American Elementary principal Dolores M. Scholl shows students Sherry Davis (Center) and Karin Johnson the record “Wagon Wheels,” by Morton Gould and his orchestra – one of the many records in the music library at the newly constructed school. Davis and Johnson are among the 450 dependents attending the first American dependent schools in Korea. Both the elementary school and the Seoul American high school were just completed last month, and enrollment has been overwhelming. “We had planned for 200 students this term. Instead, we have 345,” Scholl said. [cg]](https://www.stripes.com/incoming/lnmuj1-ssp00725xx002.jpg/alternates/SQUARE_100/SSP00725Xx002.jpg)
![Infantry troops taking part in the Carbide Ice exercise roll through the village of Koenigstein in the Vilseck - Grafenwoehr area. [cg]](https://www.stripes.com/incoming/el9o5x-sse02692bn019.jpg/alternates/SQUARE_100/SSE02692Bn019.jpg)
