Burbank High School - Ceralbus Yearbook (Burbank, CA)

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ERALENA BRADLEY i Smiles, charm, ancl sweetness all served with simplicity. M5 Q KARL BURNETTE The force of his own merit makes his way. Pagf' Tlzirfy CLASS SONG Ujune, '24 Dear June '24 We'll now say Au Revoir To pleasant Clays in Burbank Hi- Day and night for four long years, We've mingled smiles and tears To obtain this, our goal, That sweet prize-graduation, And now We turn the key. University , Awaits us! we must bid aclieu, So hear our prayer today You friends who stay, And never forget June, '24. Lois Hayworth, '24,

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DON' RUFF 'mfhere is more in me than any- one understands. MINNIE GRosso 1 never knew so young a body with so old a head. MURRAY BANE Let us then be up and doing, With a heart for any fate. IRENE DUNCAN As spirited as the month of May. SCOBEE SMITH ' I HTO all 'appearances meek and quiet-but who knows? Page Twczify-:zine

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DITCH DAY On the afternoon of April 29th, a few restless souls in the Senior Class began to feel the Wanderlust, and the voice calling just over the hill. It hap- pened that two of them were walking together and both began to hear the voice at the same time. They listened more closely, and it said Come on, time for Ditch Day. This began to spread among' the Seniors, and at nine o'clock that night, it had reached the most remote parts of the class. The next morning found the entire class at the school house when it Was decided that We go to Balboa Beach. The trip was very uneventful. And at about eight o'clock the entire class was on the scene. The morning was spent swimming, boating, and eating hot dogs! ln the afternoon, a boat was chartered falas for the hot dogsj and We Went up the coast about nine miles. The trip was very enjoyable during the first hour, but from the beginning of the second hour till we landed, more and more people ceased to enjoy it. The fish had a splendid time dining that trip. After the boat had docked, it was decided that we eat supper, return home, and then put our colors on the Hag pole. This we did. The task was completed at midnight, and the members of the class returned to their homes for a much needed rest. Thus ended Ditch Day, .but the results of it were by no means over. The next morning found 1he Juniors on the job to remove the Senior colors. They put up a splendid fight. Time after time the Junior horde rushed at the Senior's line, flinging themselves upon their sun burned backs and shoulders, but to no avail. The Senior colors remained Waving majestically from their lofty stronghold, the first time in the history of Burbank High School that Senior colors have stayed up after Ditch Day. The colors were later removed by the Seniors and placed in the Auditorium, the first, of which we hope to be, the many Seniors colors, to Wave triumphantly after Ditch Day. TI-IAT OLD SENIOR GANG fTo the tune of HThat Qld Gang of Mine , Chorus Gee, but I'd give the World to see That old Senior Gang. l can't forget that football team ' That played in twenty-three. Goodbye forever, old fellows and gals, Goodbye forever, old sweethearts and pals, God bless them! Gee, but l'd give the World to see That old Senior Gang! Page T!1i1'l.v-nzzv