Junipero Serra High School - La Mision Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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Students Express Themselves Freely Serrafs curriculum helped make school exciting and enjoyable. Students were offered a wide variety of classes to meet their needs. Teachers were also pleased with classroom situations because of all the new facilities in instructional aids. 1. On dress-up day, Mo Brassard and Kelle Walters impersonate Bonnie and Clyde, the notorious bandits. 2. Unidentified guitarist strums to a captive audience during a class period. 3. Vance Ellis makes graphic arts class colorful while silk-screening. 4. In Mrs. Harriet Ogata's typing class. students 'Let their fingers do the walking.' 5. Students take class time to sit down with friends and relax in th media center. 6. Music from the band, Imagination, pro- vide excitement for students during an audition held at lunchtime. Classes 23

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Rallies Boosted Enthusiasm Rallies gave students an opportunity to build school spirit and to get rid of school time blues. Some of the presentations included the introductions of spring, win- ter, and fall athletic team, the Nevvcoming court, and offered a banana eating contest, football players dressed up as cheerleaders and many other spirit activities. All of the rallies were held during Advisory Activity period and lunchtime. Rallies played a major part in boosting the student morale. 1. The stands are full of participation as students compete with the other side. 2. Bobby James sneers while waiting for the signal to play his snare. 3. Birgit Pedersen Introduces herself as Mrs. LaRene Sullivan and Andy Schmit look on during presentation ofA.F.S. students. 4. Serra 's Conquistador banner is our entry for the B-100 Be Tnxe to Your School contest. 5. The spring sports' teams participate in spirit-boosting cheers. 6. David Aina devouls the bananas one after another thinking he is defeating his oppo- nent at the Newcoming rally. 24 Student Life iw 13' v.,,.1sy..f.a5,,iQwg 1, ,H , , x V 'Q 2 :iff 'li - ,.,. M Xi If 'VZ 24: 1-uw' EVM? re . K , fi or Q22 ips.. 'WKFNT . Qu E 45 ,' is, ai,-3 xx Q K. w Q . . t .., . W., , K A, . I V W K R' ' ' V v , ....,..,,. M. ,.. . L..... ,,f iv. - s . i1. , , .M vi4y A v. . , , 'i if' - 4, f.. L Jr A V V X Q xv Q ' 1 iv s.. . . . , L33 ' - 'ff' ' X ,.:2s' ' ' g 7 r,,. ff M. 1 f s,,' f ' fx -W 1. 5 'JIMQN I