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

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A 20th Anniversary Partyi f The sign of pride and accomplishment! I I ' !l ' ■ ;i i. A student D.J. provides music at a dance. The very popular Spanish club Mrs. Ex enjoyed the fun in 1981! The 1981 Songlcaders perform during a game 26

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Teacher Memories My Best memories of my years so far at La Serna have been the Choirs of the 1960 ' s, the Hilltoppers of 1968, the year our Junior ' C Football Team finished 9-0-1. Another best memory was the year our Varsity Football team won the AAA CIF Championship, 1968. The changes that I have seen in the last 25 years have been mainly the changes in peoples ' attitude about school. Students are still friendly and it ' s fun to teach them in class and get to know them outside of class. I would rather teach at La Serna than at any other campus. Believe me, comparison will tell you how fortunate you are to be a Lancer. — Wes Reed My best memories of my years so far at La Serna have been the students and the people 1 have been in contact with at La Serna. Having an ex-student teach or work at La Serna. Another memory has been the beauty of the campus. Furthermore the coaches I ' ve worked with and the athletes I have coached. The changes that I have seen in the last 25 years have been the transition of administration staff and other person- nel as the school has grown and gotten older. This seems to be going fairly smooth. I feel fortunate to have taught part of my teaching career at La Serna. — Bob David 28