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

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PTSAQ Parents, Teachers, The P.T.S.A is an organization which works with the parents, teachers and students of Serra and it's surrounding community. It deals with problems concerning these three groups of people. This organization is involved the School Site Council and other important Serra oriented committees. All of the parents of Serra students are eligible for membership with a 55.00 membership fee at the beginning of the year. Without the sponsorship of this organization, the Book Fair, Rabbies Clinic, and Dr. Dean would not be possible. 1. The PTSA crew takes a few minutes out to pose for a picture. 2. Some of Serra's students participated in the dog vascination. 3. Parents as well as students wait anxiously for their dogs to get 4. Serra students dance under the hypothnesis of Dr. Dean. 5. Snooze time for Mary Eyre, 80 PTSA -i-f 4f. vascinated.

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Key Club: Promoting An Active School. The Key Club was the Serra outpost for the Kiwanis Club of San Diego. This club was for the leaders of Serra to become part of an organization where they can learn to use their talents to better the community. This years Key Club was run by it's president Lynn Shadel with the help from Teacher! Advisor Beverly Baker. The Key Club participated and sponsored many of Serra's events, such as selling Nacho's at the sporting meets and working as guides at the career fair. 1. Lynn Shadel adds her input. 2. Advisorg Ms. Baker watches the proceedings. 3. Robert Brooks and Vince Lummus discuss whats for lunch. 4. Cabinet Membersg President - Lynn Shadel, Vice President - Tania Orred, Secretary - Jennie Abeleda, Treasurer - Vince Lummus. 82 Key Club fn if 3. USOQOBW'