 "American Haiku" ended publication in 1968 and was succeeded by "Modern Haiku" in 1969, which remains an important English-language haiku journal.Other early journals included "Haiku Highlights" (founded 1965 by European-American writer Jean Calkins and later taken over by the European-American writer Lorraine Ellis Harr who changed the name to "Dragonfly"), Eric Amann's "Haiku" (founded 1967), and Leroy Kanterman's "Haiku West" (founded 1967).The first English-language haiku society in America, founded in 1956, was the Writers' Roundtable of Los Altos, California, under the direction of Helen Stiles Chenoweth.