La Serna High School - Pennon Yearbook (Whittier, CA)

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1nn-Q, All friends af La Serna, I am so graieful io you for making my year in +he USA so wonderful, and fo Q, V ihe lniernafional Club and American Field Service for making i+ possible. I hope +o see you soon again. Your AFS s'ruden+, 55 Siw Nordsfrom 1, A , , QT ,- ,fy Siw found being on cabinel involves a lol of work. lull L Lqnguqge Igbs are ngf fgund in Hollqndl Nellg ond Tony discovered H O new Chris and Ercnln and Kersiin are found laking a Unifcd Sioles hisiory lcsf in gxperience. Mr. Kriegers fourlh period class. x A , if ' if 4 in W xl' 1 e r ' ,g . . if . . L - .I C N N V -rv.-4 w,,,,. 4 f qj i Sieve concenlrales on ihe discussion al' hand in Chrisiian praclices fencing fo ireep lil, ii is also one of If didn? ialme Peira long before she made Senalo. his favorile hobbies. many friends on campus. 17

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0ur Friends Abroad F . wg- 4,5 :bidi ie Various counlries are represenfed in our foreign exchange sfudenis, who have s+ayed one year in +he Unifed S+a+es +o learn of our ways and cusioms. from This year we a+ La Serna are very privileged 'io have eleven foreign exchange s+uden+s here sponsored by 'The You+h for Unders+anding Program. The eleven are as fol- lows: Ulla Aho who plans +o become a den'l'is1' when she re+urns home fo Joensuu, Finland, Goran lChrisl Chrisfians- san of Gofhenburg, Sweden, has parficipafed in JV bas- ke+ballg lngo Dudeck, who comes from Bremen, Germany, has also gone ou+ for spor+sg Chrisfian-Dieirich Frifsch of Hannover, Germany, has joined bo+h +he Speech and Ger- man Honorary Clubsg Kers+in Jonsson 'From Malmo, Swe- den, was nominared for Homecoming Queen: Slefan Koops from Whilhelmshaven, Germany, had his own col- umn in +he FREELANCERQ Tony Kos+er of Tibury, Holland, aciively played 'Phe flufe in 'rhe band: Frank Meyke from Havelberg, Germany, par+icipa'red in cross couniryg Pe+ra Schmidf of Neumunsfer, Germany, played a role in our fall play The Miracle Worker , Nella S+ar from Rynsburg, Holland, has been ac+ive in many clubs on campus, An- eHe Wi+kouski of Berlin, Germany, hopes 'lo become an ar+is+ when she re'rurns home. Nexl year we may be able +o send Pal Kenowsky and Alan Harriman as our firsf foreign exchange s+uden+s senf abroad. Through 'lhe American Field Service we have received Siw Nords'l'rom who is from Hudiksvall, Sweden. Her many ac'rivi'ries, +his year, include serving in cabiner and reading fhe bullefin. In Mr Wagner's ceramics class Ulla works on one of In90.Giie 'iiVelY ll5f9 'S +0 One of Mr. Holmlund'5 AHGHG. Wl10 W0T1i5 T0 b6C0fT1e OH orfvsf her PI'010CfS. PhY5'C5 ledures. skelches in Aff III.

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.. . 2 -'f y :5'i,q,,9El N33 fi ,N .W , ed . . . W rs 15'- Gm ' Ref' i Future Ser by Board uf Trustees and Disrrief Admiuisfrariuu is -rv' sf' - I .fgwswr rs we-2 I s wl ,VQ WW' .,f' X, QYYCT' Dr. Heber H. Holloway Superiniendenf Acfion is +he word, and acfion is wha'l' Dr. Heber H. Holloway has shown ioward La Serna. We would like fo +hank him and his siaff for fhe superior job of improving 'Phe educa+ional sysiem in our dis+ric+. The Lancers would also like fo give a fre- mendous 'rhanks +o 'The Board of Trus+ees for +heir assisrance foward a successful year. This is 'I'he group who alloca+ed over half 'rhe money for our LS pool. fri if ni 'sv' an-- ' 'ii' TOP LEFT Mrs. Virginia Macy, Presidenl' Mr. M. L. McMahon, Member Mr CharlesW Marshall Clerk Mr. Edward B. Romeberg, Vice-Presiden+ TOP RIGHT Mr. Earle K. Fisher, Assisfanf Supferinfendenl of Business Services Mr. Eugene O. Wineinger, Assisianr Superinfendenf of Personnel Services Mr. M. G. Gorman, Clerk Dr. Charles E. Wallace, Assisianf Superinfendenf of Educalional Services