Kerman High School - Lion Yearbook (Kerman, CA)

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Student ozmezl Cleaned House Jim Lutz presided over a somewhat streamlined Student Council. Attendance was checked at each meeting and limited to elected representatives. The in- stallation of a student phone, the Homecoming Dance, a birthday party for our exchange student and other activities were sponsored by this year-'s Council. Giggles and light-hearted groans were typical responses to the humorous quips of President Lutz. r.-, -E 1 Azz 'ggi Vice-President Kathy Kubo

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American Field Service did it again, this time in the form of a tall, dark, good-looking Dane named Jan Zangenberg, Jan was rather quiet except for the click of a camera, which seemed to be standard equipment with him, This familiar click could be heard oftenf Another phase of photography that interested Jan was printing. Working in the darkroom took up much of his spare time. Living with the Herman Scheidts was an opportunity for Jan to learn what it is really like to be a fa-rm boy, Working in the field with his American brothers and sister was a new kind of experience, His usual companion was Russell, a junior at K, U, H, S, A missing face in our crowd this year was that of Marilyn Moore, our own A,F,S. student -.S who spent the year in the Netherlands,

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,A A -1 ,JK u . C- 3-N 1 H,- I H. s vu Sergeant-at-Arms Gordon Bizieffg Commissioner of Award . David Durham Rally Chairman Debbie Georgeson Social Chairman Debbie Helmuth Secretary Luda Vinogradoff President Jim Lutz