Mark Keppel High School - Teocalli Yearbook (Alhambra, CA)

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IN RECOGNITICDN SALLY CLUTTON-BROCK Sarah Clutton-Brock is Keppel's first Southern Rhodesian exchange student. Sally was born in England and moved to Southern Rhodesia at an early age. Sally attended Queen Elizabeth School for girls and seemed a bit stunned by the number of boys at Keppel. Sally was the first girl to attend Keppel on the exchange student plan. Her pleasing smile and pleasing per- sonality immediately reached the hearts of her classmates. Participating in club activities and school functions, Sally proved to be an integral part ofthe student body program. Although ot English parentage, Sally considers herself Southern Rhodesian. However, we hope that here at Keppel she will take with her the understanding and friendliness that is an essential part of Aztec lite.

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IN RECOGNITION PER DU ELAND Per Dueland, Mark Keppel's firsT foreign exchange student from Denmark, was greeted by The Aztecs with warmth and genuine friendship. Pat, as The students renamed him, appeared in The school play, Night of January I6Th and engaged in many other activities s-uch as giving Danish lessons before school each day. Pat speaks English fluently, having studied iT for six years, and is also proficient in German, Latin and French. The Joselyn family originally housed PaT. In The later months of The year he lived with another family, The Johnsons. PaT's first comments were, Keppel seems immense. We hope that when Pat returns To Copenhagen, he will Take with him The good wishes of his fellow classmates.