This 72-page scrapbook was created by members of the second class at the Ferdinand Buisson School. It contains short reports, drawings, and maps that illustrate the geography and history of Meudon, France, a town that had received aid from Kappa Kappa Gamma after World War II. The Fraternity revived the Dorothy Canfield Fisher French Relief Project to provide aid to French children. With Beatrice Woodman as their chairman, Kappas sponsored summer camps, sent financial aid to schools and needy children, and provided food and clothing for the children of Meudon. The scrapbook features a pink marbled cover with blue binding on its corners and spine. The pages are held together with three metal rings, which are tied together with a green cord.