Paramount High School - Jolly Roger Yearbook (Paramount, CA)

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WM ii?'gNV5jw2 s ' , T Y . p, ,Y Y- 'Q .gg Bruno Faroldi and AnaMaria Schmid, veterans of ten months on the American Field Service Program, brief Pirate Taylor, novice exchange student, who leaves for Belgium, June IO, as to the rewarding experiences which lie ahead ey llape ul' Bal' Pirates who worked hard last spring to raise the funds to bring two American Field Service students to our campus for a year, eagerly ask each other on September IA, Where are they? Where are they from? Are they boys or girls? ln a matter of days, THEY become Bruno Faroldi of Milan, ltaly, and AnaMaria Schmid of Bogota, Colombia. Individuals with keen minds and cheery personalities, they are soon contributing factors in twelfth grade classes, campus clubs, and the Senior Class itself. Their viewpoints, fresh and sincere, are heard with interest by community and campus leaders. ln December, AnaMaria, a talented linguist, proves invaluable as an interpreter when Paramount plays host to Sergio and Jorge Blancarte of Gua- save, Mexico. The brothers, here on a happy holiday as guests of Rotary's Foreign Exchange Program, enjoy a packed fortnight, while Pirate juniors, linda Menard and Marion Slater, revel in Latin hospitality, hosted by Guasave Rotarians. As a climax to this year, dedicated to international friendship, Edith Taylor, Pirate junior, is excitedly preparing to visit Belgium this summer, Paramount's first envoy of goodwill! Conscious of the wealth of understanding gained by us, determined not to lose the friendships which will extend half way round the earth, and grateful for a chance to work toward an enduring peace, we dedicate this yearbook to the world's finest ambassador, THE FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENT.

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I Filled with expectant interest are these representative Pirates from many lands who cheerily welcome our Foreign Ex- change duo into every phase of campus life. Lynne Loomis and Al Hilton, popu- lar and able, link arms with Crystal Cule, born in Greeceg Dick Boorgaard, from Hol- landg andi Olga Orloff, a native Russian, all of whom bring color and interest to our campus. Completing the reception line are John Null and Cheryl Vincent, attrac- tive and friendly iunior couple. Their smiles make clear the fine and democratic spirit of the seven-year-old' campus that greets AnaMaria and Bruno. - PUBL!SHED ANNUALLY FOR THE SEVENTH YEAR BY THE ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY, PARAMOUNT HIGH SCHOOL, PARAMOUNT, CALIFORNIA. 1960 I

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Photos by Continental American Tours ITALY ond Bruno invite us to visit Milan this homel, Rome, Florence, Venice, the Italian Lakes, Mount Vesuivius, and Ca- pri, that isle of song and story ipictured herei. COLOMBIA and AnaMaria will welcome ail Pirates to Bogota, the capital ther homei, historic Cartagena, busy Barron- quilla, and Cali ipictured obovel with its Old World architecture. They Find Us Democratic They Share in Leadership They Join Our Fun They Think Them Great! ee 445-'.,, ii? fl, 2 fe BELGIUM will host Edith Taylor, first Pirate exchange student, this summer, showing her such historic cities as Brus- sels, Liege, Louvain, Bruges, and Antwerp lpictured to the righti.