Magnolia High School - Cannon Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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AFS Greets Finnish Lass Kaisa Vilio T 1.- 7' Q i A I AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE-TOP ROW: J. Johnson, M. Sweger, B. Peugh, P. Herzberg, W. Ledergerber, B. Allister, D. Rudolph, C. Mayer, L. Woods, K. Vilio, M. DuClusan. SECOND ROW: J. Samelak, J. Wagner, J. Hastings, L. Rogers, M. Pelfrey, M. De!-Xvila, S. Harrie, L. Harris, S. Schwartz, K. Mead, R. Boyle, M. Corbin, M. Baker, Mrs. Charbonneou, advisor, M. Van Since T961 when The American Field Service at Mag- nolia was first organized, The adult and student members have worked Toward a common goal of furthering under- standing and friendship between our country and The other countries of The world. From our Two exchange stu- dents, hailing from the Two opposite corners of The world, we have been able to learn of The different customs, cultures and way of life of our friends. AFS has been able To finance the trip of these stu- dents by working The concessions at the football and bas- ketball games, selling AFS bonds and student directories, and sponsoring the annual AFS dance. Working to co- ordinate These activities have been the President, Pat Forrester, Vice President, Marcia Baker, Secretary, Mar- lene DuClusan, and Treasurer, Mike Van Fossen, along with their advisor, Mrs. Charbonneau. Other activities which have made The AFS such a success this year have been field trips to such places as the Huntington Library, the International Institute, and Forest Lawn. In addition to this they have given a Christ- mas Party, a surprise birthday party for Kaisa, and celebrated Chinese New Year. I r Fossen, THIRD ROW: S. Smith, J. Swartz, D. Ennis, M. Kim, J. Bornstein C. Castillo, N. Congiano, N. Corona, J. Alvarez. BOTTOM ROW: P. For rester, S. Johnson, A. Komaki, K, Komaki, E. Adams, J. Kurai, R. Eskridge P. Wilson, E. Guccione. MIKE VAN Fossen and other AFS members sell soft drinks and doughnuts at the basketball games.

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IOC Co-ordinates Club Activities gm ii TQ wild INTER-ORGANIZATIONAL COUNCIL TOP ROW: J. Haber, D. Rudolph, M. Cochrane, S. Peringer, D. MacKinnon, W. Golonka. SECOND ROW: S. Schwartz, G. Doolen, G. Page, D. Lind, M. Pelfrey, P. Forrester. THIRD ROW: S. Klemm, A. Moses, E. Guccione, M. Stocks, R. Eskridge, J. Wagner. FOURTH ROW: W. Ledergerber, L. Sanders, R. Goldman, B. Niccum. i, l l nz Magnolia's lnter-Organizational Council, tin- ishing its second active year, has worked to coordinate the campus clubs and organizations. The council is composed ot the president or rep: resentatives ot the organizations who work to bring about better communications between the, clubs. Under the leadership of President Eliza- beth Guccione, the council has strived to make the clubs on campus an integral part of school lite with something to otter to each and every student. In advancing the work done last year, the mailboxes tor inter-club communication have been put to even more effective use. This year support has been given to each club's activities by the other clubs, bringing about mutual re- spect and understanding. As the year comes to a close, the council can look back with pride on its accomplishments, including further help with the landscaping and the establishing of many new organizations to carry on the traditions of Magnolia.

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Through The Halls of Magnolia Rin Hifi. Ti '? W iiziiiss Hn T. eg wav .x5i...s.W'g ii YF w..ec.-2, ie ii 5' mg... W Eg... .gg ii i- T i This as H ' wiiiiiillli 'Ml' fi R? i as ire, MEMBERS OF Lengua Latina form a Roman SenaTe. STANDING are L. Hickman, J. Bornsfein, J. Swain, and B. Anderson. SEATED are G. Kiefer, R. Goldman, A. Sandeno, M. Willard, J. Swain, A. Niccum, and M. Kim. Lengua LaTina, as The Magnolia LaTin Club is called, furfhers The sTudenT's inTeresTs in The lan- guage which The Roman civilizaTion gave To our WesTern CulTure. As The sTudenTs of The LaTin Language have learned, LaTin is The basic MoTher Tongue of many of The European lan- guages. The members have learned ThaT LaTin has greatly influenced The fields of LiTeraTure, Science, Music, Ari, Philosophy and governmenT. Lengua LaTina is under The advisorship of Mr. Donald Svehla, who along wiTh The officers: Anna Sandeno, presidenf, Rick Goldman, vice presidenT, Donna Krausfeldf, secreTary, and Gary Kiefer, Treasurer, has worked To help The sTu- denfs undersfanal The imporTance of The LaTin language. Club acTiviTies for This year have included The TradiTional LaTin banqueT, where The dress of The evening is The Roman Toga, and field Trips To places influenced by The Roman civilizaTion. These along wiTh movies and Talks on The LaTin language have lecl To an inTeresTing year for The Lengua LaTina. 96 .. 6, ,QQ mg, 'M-.TTU LENGUA LATINA-TOP ROW: G. Kiefer, L. Prowse, R. Goldman, D Lschannen, E. Laughery, D. Ferris, B. Thompson, B. Royal, L. Paciorek SECOND ROW. B. Anderson, L. Tomasulo, P. Cascio, K. Clausen, D Krausfeldf, K. Hauck, M. Omiecznski, D. McMillan, L. Hickman. BOTTOM ROW: N. Niccum, J. Swain, J. stein, P. Ecklund, M. Kim. Swain, A. Sandeno, M. Willard, J. Born T -' - 'l .ssz,sf fJi ' 1 :si T- ci mai -: Tix. H: .ei iw