Buchser High School - Kodiak Yearbook (Santa Clara, CA)

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better world understanding . . . fl' Mfr Better relationships with the,world are fostered bythe RED CROSS CLUB. Front Row: Jane Myers, Linda Blackner, Kathy Crawford. Second Row: Linda Corkill, Betty Giacomo, Anna Giacomo, Judi Wilkinson, Helen Carte. Back Row: Cheryl McDonough, Marilyn Woods, Joe Bullock, John Leary. Smile! was the theme of the RED CROSS CLUB this year as they prepared mobiles for the Veterans' Hospital, Christmas favors for Agnew State Hospital, and bouquets for nearby sanitariums on Easter. A Contributions Drive for the American Red Cross was sponsored by the members of the club who also publicized the Santa Clara Blood Drive. The year was closed by a 'Kodiak Over- seas project in which autographed '62 an- nuals vvere sent to foreign countries to bring about a better international understanding. The club members found an opportunity to smile for themselves at a picnic at Club Almaden. l Finishing up the yeorbooks to be sent to foreign countries are Mrs. Helen Morrill, sponsor, Kathy Crawford, treasurer, Judi Wilkinson, president, John Leary, vice president, and Jane Wilcox, ll?

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Striving toward a The Bay Area learned to drink tea and eat crumpets when Caroline Richards, Buchser's first foreign exchange student, came from Hampton Court, England. Cheryll Melott's family welcomed Caroline into its home. Making speeches and working on her Bear Prints column, Bits o' Britain occupied much of Caroline's time although she found opportunities for social life as well. Caroline's poise and good humour brought her many friends during her all-too-brief stay in the 'StaTes. Louann Pomeroy, after extensive screening, was chosen to become Buchser's diplomat-destiny. Concep- cion, Chile, She left Santa Clara on February 7, flying to Chile via Miami, Florida. The family with whom Louann stayed included a T7- year-old daughter, so Louann felt right at home. She attended an all-girl school where she made many new friendships. When Louann returned to the United States in Septem- ber, she brought with her romantic stories about life in Chile. E AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE- Front Row: Bill O'l-lare, Christine Van Olphen, Maritza Rosales, Ann Tabor, Olivia Leveille, Louann Pomeroy, Betsy Thompson, Carol Schieber, Susan Roderick, John Leary. Second Row: Careen Simpson, Sandra Reeves, Al Garcia, Dennis Maddux, Elaine .sher, Karen Frank, Jan DeShera, Linda Ellis, Gail Simons, Pat Matsushita, Kathy Grubb, Rudy Gutierrez. Back Row: Mr. Hagelin, Gary Williams, Steve Kahle, Sharon Clancy, Doreen Susanj, Cheryll Melott, Caroline Richards, Karen Hagewood, Sandra Zgorzelski, Martha Thompson, George Brown, Mrs. Shaw. TTS

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