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King School was a coed British school located in Gernmany for the children of the British military families stationed in Germany. It looks to be a preparatory school. I think it was a boarduing school, but am not possitive. I also do not know if it was exclusively for British children or if American and German children also attended. There was no school uunifor. A class photograph from 1963 suggests that parents had widely different attitudes toward proper school gear. Some boys look like Americans in open colared shirts and jeans while other boys dress as if they were at an exclusive privare school with a strict uniform requirement. Sone boys wear grey cord shorts. One boy wears grey school pants and school scocks. One boy even wears a balzer. Most of the boys wear sweaters (jumpers), some school jumers from their previous schools.
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