Burbank High School - Ceralbus Yearbook (Burbank, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1942 volume:

-21-4, ,V IJ.,-1 r-. !'z,L -.R g X ,- --ig - -- ---7-Q-, 5- - ,.-L ' napa, .1 ,,,, H - -., ,,.,. -X X ,X 4? nk. , -'Tm 7 ,lY5l1 - .vw '. -- - :If 5 ' ' 'dl' 1 W ' f'..:..iiF14. ' ,-. A +4 ilk--A..-ti' ..l.. -K a s X N' . . . ' ' g Q f 1 ff.-2' ,fi Mg: Qi .A 'fy , vb ,N . . 1-I ' - 4 vl . . . . 1- 1 ...- ,nun-ar-um, I 1 , . , I I , ' .-......, m., f i Y . 'rf - ...A, ,. -f 4,91 r nun-P1 , , . ,. j . li Z 'C QQ? SW? iiflikk Ei ifgufilyff wb W mlgwwwgw W WG W W VQ !51Q, ,Af fvumw 4, staff fvmf 4, CA, ,de, f,, 10,f,,ff,,, 0. -'or 1, C 00, J W ff? 55 Q iiggsff if ig Q 2635 3 A 3 Q 551152 S I I i M1 Ofelllal' The affairs of the world of today have made the need of a thorough-going and complete education for each of America's young people more imperative than ever. If the great ideals of Democracy are to survive they will do so only because the youth of America are edu- cated to and believe in the principles for which those ideals stand. I lechcafion lt is to the undying desire shared by all young Americans to do their part in building a better way of living and a better life that this 1942 Ceralbus is respectfully and hope' fully dedicated. K' .f 541. af 'A 7 , ,-L, A pf 6 ,I 'J iff KJ 1 1 X VX J -M 'LL if P X' A Y xr 1 -. A ' rf J P' f F' x, ' X' I Z' D I If 'X f' Nxlffw 'J' I if P , Y JH' W WZRWWQ pw DWMMWW 5 .xdclminidfrafion lllllll vw Mr. Robert E. Johnson lvlr. Leo G. Forth Mr. VV. E. Edwards lvlr. E. A. Pendarvis Dr. Charles E. Irving Mr. Cecil M. Schilling The students of Burbank High School have much for which to thank the capable members of the Burbank School Board. These men have done much in meeting the needs ol a wartime community and a constantly in- creasing enrollment. Burbank High School has been very fortunate in having a board that has worked so diligently for the welfare ot the students and the school. Marc! of glclucafion .zdclminidfrafion guefi ngeaff ulnerinfenclenf In the history ot the world there has never been a period of greater and more stirring events that those of the era in which we live. Rapidly-changing circumstances and situations are more absorb- ing and fascinating than a moving picture. The challenge of today is immense, but opportunity awaits him who is ready for rich and abundant living and all the thrills and sacrifices which are parts of it. The world and all it holds belongs to youth. What will you do with it? Buel F. Enyeart .xdalminizi frafion rinccyaa I . A Qlmfd 0g60l'l'l The year l94l-1942 has brought dramatic changes to our vvay of life. December 7 marked the end of a period when we Americans could be spectators. We became, that day, players in the grimmest game in the world - a war to survive. The challenge is clear. As players, vve must keep fit, we must be prepared, we must stand ready to serve, each of us as best he can, that America may live. I am proud to feel that the staff and student body of our school are meeting and will continue to meet that challenge. To the graduates of 1942, best wishes for every success. May you find happiness in serving your country and your fellow men. We will miss you, but we vvont you to feel that you vvill always belong to Burbank High School. Aloha. A. G. Ogborn 2 0y5 ice-larincilaa The school yeor T941-1942 hos come to on end. Our seniors hove groduoted, leoving us to continue where they left off I wish to thonk the Student body of Burbonk High School forthe cooperation ond the support thot the teochers cand I have received. I om proud ot the high morole ot the students in the present wor crisis ond teel confident thot eoch ond every one will do his utmost in the tremendous tosk thot lies oheod ot us. For it is thus, ond only thus, thot tinol victory con be won- Vernon H. lvlfeybright minidfrafion gm ' ice-larincqaa The history ot the world is in the bio- grophy of greot men. These words ore inscribed in the dome of the Congression- ol Librory in our notionol copitol. Greatness in it's 'true sense is thinking more ot others ond less of selt. In thot spirit let ug poy tribute to those men ond women ot the Allied Notions ond more especiolly to our own olumni and students who hove left their homes ond chosen vvoys of lite in order thot you ond I moy continue to live os free people in C1 Democrocy. Kotherine A. Dwire l'l'lU'll6 tl'afl0l'l Rzgidfrar In this severe Crisis I wish to extend my congrotulotions to the seniors upon their groduotion. It vvos indeed 0 pleosure knowing ond working with this time group of students. I wish to thonlc the faculty ond the student body for their coopero- tion during this lost yeor. T. E. Kopp .szcrefarieri Miss Angeline Corrothers Mrs. De Ette l-lungczte Miss Modeline Horris Mrs. Borlooro Gibson Miss Arlo Werner i Picture not shown l l W 212 .Siemea fer .Siwlenf .xdclm inififrafion F, ,..1 Q L ff z A :, e v ' V 5 iv: ::,, r A VJ all l , Q, A 5 , ,J W, wife' Al 'fl'-1,22 rw 3 2, L. Q -V V - , V' 41: An outstanding Student Body President for the VV'4Q Semester, was Ralph Mollerstuen. Ralph served the school as vice-prexy in S'4l and also took active part in speech work. Filling the W'42 office of Vice-President was Nehf Koutz. Nehf was known for his activities on the gridiron, as well as being on the track team. Betty Garretto, was a capable and efficient secretary. During S'4l she was president of the Girls' Athletic Association. Another sportsenthusiast was Eddie Oda, efficient auditor for the W'42 semester. Proof of Ecldie's ability was shown by the fact that he was also auditor for S'4l. 'l!UZl2 .szniora WUZ2 .gzwlenf Counci Chosen to serve as the leaders of the W'42 Student Council of Burbank High School were, President, Ralph Mollerstuen, vice-president, Nehf Koutz, secretary, Betty Garretto, and auditor, Ed Oda. These officers were elected by the student body, and served in the executive and stu- dent councils. Among the many student activities promoted were: clean-up campaigns, direction of traffic in the halls, stimulating of school spirit, and last but by no means the least, the selling of War Bonds and Stamps. 'IXUZIQ .jczighfa anal Jacbea The Knights and Ladies activities underwent a definite change this semester. Student lack of response to the K. St L- functions was apparent, and it was not until the last three or four weeks of the semester that the true spirit was actually revived. This honorary group de- pends greatly upon the help and understanding attitudes of the student body. Only one club dance was held during the W'42 semester in the gym. Because of the war all social activities were limited. wh , league xecufiue ounci The W'42 Girls League supervised a most successful White Christmas program, with Dot Kirwin as president and Sylvia Beery as secretary. Members also attended the Girls' League Federation of Southern California and Arizona, which was held in November at the Hoover High School-Glendale. The Girls' League also planned teas, fashion shows, and other school activities. ,W 212 Commiffeea The duty of the publicity committee is to advertise and build up all activities concerning the student body. It is their aim to arouse enthusiasm and school spirit for sport events, dances, and assemblies. During the W'42 semester, signs and posters stressed football and basketball games, along with the night and afternoon dances- The W'42 semester's activities were greatly effected by the war, but our social commit- tee still was able to do a fine iob. There was a very successful Dutch Dig on October 17, to which everyone went dutch treat. There was also a schedule of noon dances throughout the semester. The W'42 semester Assembly committee, headed by Kenny Eyers, provided great enter- tainment for our student body. Among the many assemblies we enioyed were: the Talent show, White Christmas, and Thanksgiving programs. W Z2 QIWLQJ tel' ' L,.. 5 3 -1 1 I 'xxx ' - . Y 'Y 4 -, x 'fi:'S f:f Tiff f- S J . ..xf.,.x3g--.,.5 , :nib 0 , .. 13 ..M:55:Q.x K 'f' fl x , ':,f'5:. ' X '. . ' ,W ' 1 if V ' H 41, . i .aww 1 'Q . . ff' . 'naw 'np 0' In :-,...- . , .. W 20185 tel' ,lfU2l2 .gzulenf Counci ROW I-J. Wilcox, H. Williams, B. Berry, L.. Bell, K.Jenkins,NWaite, J. Agee, M. Croft, E. Thomas. ROW 2-B. Lows, D. Tifner, G. Young, H. Malver, B. Wagon, S. Berry,H. Jepson, M. Garrison, B. Booker. ROW 3kE. Boyts, P. Patton, L. Holmes, R. Peterson, N. Gottloer, B.Garetto, S. Shoeman, J. Abbott. ROW 4-H. Wetherwax, B. Thomas, H. Jenkins, E. Smith, R. Mathew, F. Carthey, F. Sullivan, S. Baker, K. Reppe, E. Oda. ROW 5-W. Wood, J. Fantozzi, N. Koutz, J. Daughter, E. Marshall, B. Lowers, R. Mollerstuen, N.Jae, B .Harwood, J. Kinzy, B. Wheaton, S. Wall 0 0 'lflfi Cl' 42 .!6ugAf:5 ana! acaeri ROW l-J. Freno, E. Smith, D. Sullivan. ROW 2-N, Williamson, M. Munsey, B. Berry, J. Harwood, B. E3ato:,J. Snyder, H. Williams, M. Yager, J Ages, B, Campbell, M, Crafts, N. Waite. ROW 3-D. Kirwin, M. Collins, L. Bruce, J. Marx, M, McHeniy, K. Natsume, E. Holland, J,Jordan, M. Long, N. Gulder, B. Kopp,, C. Martin ROW 5-E. Motranga, B. Swartz, M. Mintey, R. Mathews, N. Jae, C. Shay, H. Jenkins, B. Ewers, S. Ruflell, K. Reppe, R. Jae, E. Oda. ROW 4-M. Waddell, L, Bell, B, Halstead, P, Peterson, N. C011Iebei',B, GGFSTTO, J. Perry, S, Beery, S. Smilh, C. Colzb, N. Blaire, l. Kelly. S. Dunlap. ROW 6-F. Sullivan, K. Holfman G. Matheson, N. Koutz, J. Dougherty, B, Starr, E. Marshall, W. Wilcox, R. Mollerstuen, C. Morley. P. Van ous, D. Dennis, B. Fuiikawa 9 'W42 ' ea ue xecufiue ounci ROW l-Mrs. K. A. Dwire, S. Berry, D. Kirwin, S. Schirm, N. B'aine ROW ROW ROW ROW 2-G. Miller, B. Thurston, H. Vaughn, M. Schaffer, V. Jevvett,J. Perry, B. Conkwriglit, M, Montague, M, Madden. W 212 ommiffeed l-M. Long, J. Snyder, C. Martin, M. Crafts, J. Agee, S. Berry,M. Munsey, B. Kopp. 2-J. Trump, E. Holland, B. Berry, D. Drury, W. Case, R. Mathews. 3-K. Eyers, R. Davis, C. Shay, C. Cobb, R. Mollersvuen, K.Holfman. 'W 212 en iam 'lflf ,42 'We Face the Future -Using this declaration as their theme, the W'42 senior graduates took final leave of their Alma Mater, 3:30 P. M. February 6, l942-Kenny Eyers, class president, presided at the ceremony. He introduced the student speakers and gave the class farewell. Norma Gottleber, Mary Louise Montague, Maxine Waddell, and Carleton Shay, the student speakers, gave their views of the part their class will play in shaping events to come. They dealt with economic, social, and educa- tional problems of the world at war. Advisors Miss Grace Columbo, Miss Dorothy Brockman, and Mr- Burton Henry took charge of the many activities which took place before graduation. Ever Since Eve, senior play, a real success- presented January i5 and I6-class day was November 25. Senior Girl's Tea, Afternoon dance, January 27, Candlelight Supper, Jan- uary 28, Parent-Teachers Reception, January 25, Commencement January 29. Y'! 1 1 , 1 x- . f V, A ' 1' . V ' lx. rl,-if 1 if ' ,ff - Aa. Q' ,' - 'P .bf ,L I Kai . i ' Iwi I I' 'IJ Ny NE xkxx !.f r X' I 3 ,f , I ,' Q :V I, ff: xl, ji X, X ' M ,f . 1 1 ,' ,, A r f 3. If I, Nl . 'f is ' if I I-1, jlV15'Q 1' I gf 1 I ,W ,M I mf QR 'N 1 X llj f Sgr . I . 5 X I1 I 1 A , 7 iil 7 'W 42 en iam enior arm icem Kenny Eyers Norman Jae Ray Mathews Muriel Collins Representing the will of the W'-42 senior graduates, the class officers and their chosen committes carried out the activities of the graduating class. The class officers consisted of President, Kenny Eyers who supervised the planning and directing of the commencement activities, Vice-president, Norman Jae headed the class social committee and was responsible for the planning of the Senior Party, picnic and other social events. Among the duties of Secretary Muriel Collins were the planning of the Baccalau- reate program, and the publicity for the senior class affairs. The choice ofthe class gift forthe school came among the duties of the committee headed by Treasurer Ray Mathews. , W 2 eniord ROW l-Dorothea Anderson, Beverly Andre, Merle Arthur, Reithol Atwood, Conley Austin, Marion Bartlett ROW 2-Gladys Barton, Wesley Bastien, Fay Beery, Arditn Biehler, Anita Bower, Louise Bridgetord. wa. , ZZ f ,ff Q l u 'E l R tt A 4 i Q ROW 3-Paul Brown, Mary Lou Burr, Dale Butler, Jay Cla pp, Millard Coffman, David Coleman. ROW 4-Muriel Collins, Jim Colvin, Glen Dickey, Bill Dixon, Owen Dossen, Joe Dougherty. ,L W 212 .gzniora ROW I-Norma Eggleston, Alvina Englehardf, Wilma Evans, Kennefh Eyers, Ke-nneih Fink, Ben Frank. ROW 2-Joe Freno, Befiy Gareffo, Norma Goitleber, Larry Harnblen, G. C, Harf, Veda Hicks. ROW 3-Dorothy Hooper, Norman Jae, Gloria Johnson, Vera Jeweff, ArT Kehoe, Dorofhy Kirwin. ROW 4-Nehf Koufz, Ruth Kriby, Shirley La Guess, Jack Lewis, Margaret Leonard, Edna McKee. 7 2 ' 4 el'll0l 5 ROW I-Eugene Marshall, Connie Martin, Helen Matsushita, Gordon Matheson, Ray Mathews, Carol Miller. ROW 2fGladdybelle Miller, Virginia Mills, Ralph Mollerstuen, Bob Mouser, George Moulding, Audrey McMurry S, R- , , fliii. ' Si P 6 l l :FQ . i vm l ROW 3-Stella Maussen, Bill Nichols, Eddie Oda, Pat O'Riley, Sam O'Stein, Jean Patton. ROW 4-lrene Peters, Audrey Pringle, Mariorie Proctor, Betty Pruett, Robert Reid, Mary Roten. 7 'W 2 eniom ROW l-Ray Schermerhorn, June Scooggan, Harold Sellers, Carleton Shay, Earle Smith, Eloise Smith. ROW 2-Ira Spencer, Jim Spits, Marguerite Stevens, Catherine Stimolo, Clark Stone, Dean Stubblefield. 7 E ,fi l ml ,,,, ..,., , . , , .Wm W l . ' ROW 3eNorma Swingle, Don Tolman, Shirley Tvvedell, Virginia Van Hove, Clarence Van Pelt, Kathleen Van Over ROW 4-Maxine Waddell, Barbara White, Wesley Wilcox, Ray Wisherd, Betty Woods, l-lomer Wright. Vu Z 5.125 fjffh, pw ,ff I gfbdmmdfb fy!! O W, .Sy 42 enzorzi fff ROW l-Joy Gee, Elbert Harbour, Dean McFarland, Bill Snyder, Paul Vanous, Wayland Woods X ,f 1 J .1 7,1,, - Wx xv , V, , ffff -1 ' af ' 4,7 YK! f'ff!1',4 -ax. -' 4 ' f I 1 If I ffl rf , Z , I I-,l. Z.l,Zg,l V , A V Ur 2 -'- - . x , R ,, X 1 -- ' ROW 2-Bryan Phaneuf, Bailey Rose. ROW 3-Mary Louise Montague na afnofa Q' A dime fov the Ped Cross Dixon winds up Hx WP Fclivorw confer Mr. Boggis flirecie reheursul na almfa ,wi Lotinites banquet High-steppers in Naughty Marietta Seeley instructs sploshers Office Service watches the birdie Varsity melon-tossei's worm up 1 - 7 4 li ,, ,W I 'UUZ12 .SF off, .9 Q o Q 5' VT M2118 U . LV g g !:,,c,..---ef1Y-f- i':TgT gW.1w',bcef 9 if imsllj fll , Qlosfbf- 3,651 S ' ' Tlfl-vig -or fi joofdaff e 'J T T fig-7 33 -U 5' T' 'P ' 'fa e B... W 37 Mifcf MQ. wwe H21 l.3life,PNi.s Y 00 -i- -g- 3 ,Zi-'v-e. hd! 'TAO TJ . S . is 0 . o IU here Eldlrxc Z,i'.lTlNll-mi2sl'Fom1BALLfAj CZCQKMOO gx ,, vi kkoahxliver g rsiTy Toof all ag re ' ng:lWeSbyJniusies, bad luck, and a fe ghd: egkiekprgergdafelpia , bl3 ThTou A932 grid2ed uTqe'X4i4 I W Qrfaadory, er Thecgoum lisa no WS. By Taye highlighT of Thegeason e' 6 ld J .LM Monrovia cl The uge - OQU ogs MT e vlatlfrnea Tivo a O-O dgadlo . ,7 0 fl mrheads on The varsiTy erbRonx lVlH'l'l'rews, z,bBMl5n3elS1, Q Spicer in The backfield, and Foe in The line. , I LIGHTWEIGHT FOOTBALL fail I U ' 'J 0 The local Bee pigskinners, ably led by menfor, Maurice Wiley, were, aT The seasons ouTseT, one of The smooThesT working, ToughesT, aggregaTions in The League- Wiley's eleven soon ran inTo much The same Trouble as The varsiTy however, and This along wiTh several Too many lisTless minufes, halfed The Pup Championship march. The local pups, ably sparked by Trump, Oda, Fuiikawa, McMurry, and York, in The baclcfield sfarring roles, achieved wins over Van Nuys, Sanfa Monica, and SouTh Pasadena, The Monrovia and Covina sTruggles ended in deadlocks. - A H. WeoTherwax, C. Crabill, F. Sullivan B. Halstead, N. WoiTe, B. Berry mg sys... ROW I-R. Dismore, E. Myers, R. Purrier, E. Anderson, H. Poysinger, D. Worthen, N. Joe, D. Shields, A. Heck, B. Hollister, R. Msrsholl, D. Abernathy, R. Wisherd, H. Slolter. ROW 2-Cooch Oliver Seeley, T. Crcivens, O. Johnson, N. Koutz, G. Cordon, D. Bond, F. Scoroni, T. Campbell, K. Fink, B. Ronslem, R. Solcivor, O. Johnson, K. Seeley, A. Morelon, W. Short, C. Kirkbright. ROW 3-O. Bronscombe, E. Smith, A. Reedcil, B. Topping, B. Ellis, D. Burton, F. Spicer, B. Rose, H. McCleory, E. DeMutis, E. Wilson, B. Hallock, D. Mathews, B. Cc1rver,J. Gromcko. i A Game Scores Burbank 6 - I9 Venturo 6 - 7 Von Nuys 6 - 27 Sonto Monico i O A 6 Covino O - I4 El Monte 7 - O South Poscideno 6 - 13 Montebello O - O Momovlq CO6Cl't Oliver Seeley wh? Saorla grivbron .xdcfion Reppe sfopped by Monrovlo Mcmhews kicks-off Bulldog Iinemen charge Reppe scores ogoinsr Soma Monica 'UUZ12 .giaorb bJL,lXg00tLa,!il 5 af FA IW! C cab - Q r Bu ogs of Soma Monica N B's bottle Monro 3' x Viv M 1 M C 'lfUf42 Saorfa B Game Scores Burbank 7 - O l2 f O i 7 f 7 O - 6 l3 -- 6 O f l3 O f O Van Nuys Santa Monica Covina El Monfe South Pasadena Monfebello Monrovia Coach Maury Wiley ROW l--D. Mocniurry, A. Bates, B. Jones, E. Oda, J. Kinzy, B. Harwood, A. Head, K. Reppe, J. Lollis, R. Joy, J. Trump. ROW 2-Coach Maury Wiley, B. Heck, D. Ditiman, G. Suesengoui, A. Sheeny, L. Kish, C. Ramey, F. luedke, B. Sager, B. Hockenberry, J, York, A. Riley, W. Rough, J. McClure, B. Ewers. ROW 3-H. Noble, B. Pinkerton, B. Jones, J. Morris. J, Hall, T. Bright, R. Godbold, C, Hughes, F. Trump, J. Whiting, B. Darnaby, L. Eddy, S. Long, J. Wilson. '1fU'2 .SDM allagefif B. McLure E. Myers R. Mollersiuen B. Thomos B. Ewers Rose stops Covino tlwrusf Fred Luedfke Bulldogs olmost block punt Foc:ulTy Row Eddie Odo Mr. Ogborn - Pep ossembly M2 S aria fbgaffefdaf BULLPUPS TAKE CHAMPIGNSHIP Battling Through a schedule of thrilling, hard-fought games, The l94l-42 Burbank Bull- pups garnered another San Gabriel ValleyLeague Basketball championship without The loss of a single contest. Besides bringing home The coveted Trophy, The local boys also placed Three of Their first stringers, Kenny McEwen, Frank Freeman. and Kenny Meade, on The All-League B' Team. The other three stalworts who contributed their usual fiery brand of basketball to round out The starting five were Dyson Hamner, Glen Raine, and Ralph Smith. VARSITY IS FOURTH Although fighting violently in every tussle played, Burbank High School's Varsity Basketball contingent was unable To live up tothe enviable record of the championship squad of 1940, and finished in a Two way Tie for fourth place in The final league standings. Despite The tact that only one returning varsity letterman was on hand, Coaches Joe Alex- ander and Vernon Weybright managed to ,Turn out a hard-working, energetic outfit con- sisting largely of iunior classmen. Handling This year's starting assignments were Whitey Perches, Bill Perry, Kenny Bell, John Swanson. and Bill Langley, with David Elgin, Joe Dougherty, and Eugene Marshall sharing The reserve chores, dllflgefzf Charles Lovejoy, Noyes Scott, Montey Mintey. WZIQ .SJ orb ROW lr F. Pe-rcbes, B. Perry, B. Langley, K, Bell, J. Swanson. ROW 2-W. R. Farrell, G. Sfopber, J. Alexander, B. Starr, D. Elgin, Burbank Burbank Burbank Burbank Burbank Burbank Burbank Burbank Burbank Burbank 22 Covina 27 El Monte Ql So. Pas. 28 Monfebello lO Monrovia 20 Covina 22 El Monfe 21 So. Pas, 24 Montebello 3l Monrovia 20 38 29 31 41 29 37 25 36 29 Coach Vernon Weybright WZQ .gloria Un fAe sN6ll'CllfUO0CLf Bczckboord Action Bullpups scramble Bulldogs bottle El Monte Tip-up fcmgle 0 'x 45, P Q 5 I' ns B x 71 QD Burbank Burbank Burbank Burbank Burbank Burbank Burbank Burbank Burbank Burbank 'UUZIQ Sanrio 42 Cowna 20 36 El Monte l8 30 So. Pas. 29 60 Montebello 36 No game lwomovm No game 38 Cowna 7 33 El Monte l4 32 So. Pas 24 47 Montebello 26 42 n4onrovia lo Coach Joe Alexander ROW l -B. Patton, E. Bymaster, J. Dill, J. Hey, R. Robbins, J. Hoover. ROW Q-vMr. Joe Alexander, B. Huglwson, R. Herman, W. Newcomer, D. Hamlin, J. Florc ROW 3AG. Raine, F, Freeman, K. Mc Ewen, D. Hamner, K. Mead, I 'Iflf 2 S 0,46 x.H00,06t8l'5 Perry Tosses C1 free one. Meade Takes Tip-off, Longley, Bell, Swanson, Perry, Perches. Worm-up period Perches follows-up x,. N-... XI W 252 Smeafer .SJ 212 .gznior lgfag D. Butler, J. Colvin, C. 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B LCM Lxciv, LT Martm, hm! M Modwvm, M bxxartg, Fart fl Crav1dvlL p A H r anizafiorw f-my 1 r anizafionzi BFG LUIS ROW I P Cassell,J.Smu1h,K Younkcr, B Doebier, ROW Z- M Knrkoatruck, I Perrv, Mr Max Applebxf, G Marygold L Ballard, I Kcfmhut, C115 t0A6ll'lJ B Evarws,F C COJQ, H M Shumarw, J H Mullms, B GoJIy-hon, J M Weam. R W Long, G H Klnnalrd I ll,l'l'l gi ROWJ R Waisted, D. Schrage, P Resrrer. J Snyder, R Folkors, D, Pack ROWZ R, Smith, P, Blackmcr, C Grrfflth, N Goff, J Mmckly, B Kant- hack. D Johnson, Mr Hubert Whrto ROW 3- C Leupp, C. Morris, H Shep- herd, N WlJIrams, V, Clow, J Smith, M Blackmer l el'lCA ROWI A, Head, S Kessler, 5 Lut- smgcr, P Grant, M Finch, A Wood, H Ciarwcaglini, J Harwood, E Albershart ROW 2- -C Jenkins, M Corbin, H Funk S Howey, M L Jackson, A Stansficld J Ages, J. Jordon, Mrs, Beay Benson. ROW 3--C Scirg, B Trout L Thomas B Eames, ir 5 , Clzoir RONVI I3 Carrvvsh H A'I-'vw M Pik- Iimci, ,I Much M CapL10llv,I' Grant M I I3aImvr, N NNQITP, D NCIVJgx I Owvrv E MulI0v1s, K RICIw.a1fisuvN ROW 2 K Oebum, B Gratrvx, I Flobmx. M Vvwcks, I Max I Ikxttar L' Izwrovmv W Vw'uwar1S.L Bmw B WAI A Nmwrcvs, D Ross B KOLITZ L WLIIJIIR F Harm, W M Ohh Mr Vwftor Boggxs ROW 3 i I-IoIIws, L Wort, D Pm- smgvr H Hrwth C Iuhrvswv A Hams IQ Yu'.de-V I Wgksfv, I NICINUIN, C EIIIUT, I Km-+5 3 KL-wwf C Nulwwgu, C Cnbb, H Bm-Dk I' Hmts D Nkvrttww 7 ir 5 ee CAL HOW I F Lavxyf, FQII-wr M Cub- I1 Marwsfumfi M Www ROW! C Woollvx, F Owh-Im D B.JIIvsrcms, M Prxcv B NM-vwrwwttv, M MacRm3, R FOIIQL-rx I Oxwm I XIYIIIII, R Lmcihum ROW 3 B Bumi D Rm'-re M Iflm C ZLHII, D Mvrvziuth I HJTIw,m.1x Q In-II I2 Iuhvmm Cf Cjrwitvtm f-U I?OW I L Vfulsorv, D EIFQHI, I Ivnxrxwp Ii Ioppmg F XLIIIIXBDN A I-In-adn K RL-amy W Marr ROW2 E HAD.-1I-gvr I wr-:I D Dum-II B O'NmI, B Harxxood, A Hr,-ik, I Knsh B Flmkaxxa, Mr fT'Q'OVgv'B0DII1' ROXN 1 N Ru D IIIIINI I I Jaan 3- ROW I B Lqmsx M CImIk NN' Dgwsk I Ivkux QOW' 2 E Buns, N Binmv I Ifmtaf- wmv H MLNN1 Mm Bvrtha Fw--rQ r an iza, fiom! ofafin 2 - K ROW W B Van AHA, R Lxnpn X Hulrm-S, F Frvvrnan M Mnk 'r X- Homwhmk D Nmgrvn ROW I Mrs Brrtnu Evvwa N f'Xm1.m L Engstrom, E NE'VN.QLHSfk R RQTL-.xon R N1Vaf1dL'll, M lnnnion N Gmlcivrk M Crnlnevs ROW5 R Norton, B Nwkxmivr V MCLQHWQ J Dutlon, D Bkwfkvr, B LnngNcx oafferman ROW W B Fujwkavxa, J Krnrx, F Qu!- Iwan, W Nswxcurnur, K Rwpp-' C1 Hungerford ROW I B Bass! I Crarnqiku, B Ruse' W Wncox, H lv1LCNuarx, E Wwlwn ROW' 4 iVv' Dwxon, B 'Manson B Vap- Vpmg. B Starr, T Cfmvfyns, D Eigxn, F Oligfafg CM ROXVW V Rnfgan, A Pwsfimnx, D Klwst, KR Push-wn, M Lvvws ROW' 2 J W,1son,C Zuni A Banks C Young Mrs form- fcwrhm l Cnnwf X' Bmssv W ice eruic. ROW'l Vv' Rmvlf, V Dovxdlv B Conkvvngn1,B H.1Istmr'I J Num-r, B Pofdun O Cdrhamk M Blandmni B MKKCM ROW I R HIM-wlavrt, M HJIIWS D Hwtchmgn, B Qnbsfm B NX-Mm B Thwstle-w.nt.A fa . W , is Mg v ,wwf .Wai ,., Siff nh 'M fr , , X if 597' 3 , .,.+ S, 5 j NW , M. 3 .1 0-4 -. ..- , 5, ,Q '-s 'n:e.1Sm':m1uf..4 i AD 1 . v , Ang Ei 4. :Ui r ankabbna panb 32,4 ROW l B Conkwrlgnl, B Karnps, B Cosby B Pusher, l Bear, J Wvlluourml B Booker, S Dunlap, ROW Z E Holland, P Baker, D Worlhoh, P Hulbert, J McCall, M Ritter, Mlss Ruth Wilkinson ROW? B Hatch, J Wallace, R Scrvlce, D Shleluis, T Campbell, K. Walker panb 3-K ROW l R Heck, E Thomas, D Hanki B Evers, R Kafavarna, M Katavanwa, J LL-embruggen ROW 2 J Richards, E PQck,J Marx C Rnoads, Mrs Bvatrlcv Cokv, M Carrlion, S Klocvlc, M Long M Hog- SOM M MCH9nrx tag? Pell! ROWI D Rapp, B HollJs,J Ander- Qon T Wheeler, D Hanks, W Hudson ROW 2- A Gehtrv, l. Dowdlng, R Fox Mrs Lmla Drum, G Mangold, H Jawbs, T Rlltenhouse cdhg Banff! ROWl 9 Walkvr, B Amador, B Welch, R Pvllagrinl, T Brlghl ROW Z Mr Hubert Whlte, H Weath- omax, P Palrnwr, J D Wallf-n, J Round, C Crablll, V Ricv rganizafionri SYMPHONY CLUB ROW l P Cranf, B Thlstlewallc, S. Allen, M Dlefrlc, M CapQlIe, J May, B Berry, M Davls ROW 2 Mr Viclor Boggls, K Rlclw- ardson, J Bovkln, H Williard, H Jon- lflns, M Elliott, B Welch, S Kessler TRI-Y ROVJI M Mumaw R Barrvll, ,l, Wllcox D Tallrnan, E Bows. J Max, l., Holmes, K Natsumc, M Davls. ROW! M Murnavv, B Rlcketrs, D. Rnfon, B Brooke, B Corbell, S Srnlln, L Ianncs, D Marshall, M Lllborg, N Gulder. erclzancliaing ar goncb gd .gzxmlad l ROW l E Frank, M Smith, R Hcholf, B Dillon, B Tangcr, B Burns, F Mac- Carfhw, C Sylas, B Wogan ROW 2 G Sur-r, P. Reserve, 5 Scarlcs, R Clemon, C Cadxgli Riggs, M Kay, R Foclker, B Austin, A, Hughes, M. Pringle, E McFall, Mr Campbell ROW 3- E Conner, V Clow, D Mar- shall, H. Shcphered, K. Smith, B Ruff, N Williams, C, Young, C Griffltn, A. M Harris, Mr E Chance. gahfora A Virginia Mills elnav ua Working hard to improve Burbank High School's Annual, the Ceralbus staff hopes that it has accomplished its aim, that of recording accurately a year of high school life. Working together as Editors for this issue were Virginia Mills-W'42, and Libby Ballard-S'42. Much credit is due these girls who worked diligently, assisted by efficient members of their staff. A great deal of appreciation and credit is due to Mr. Obert J. Rod, Mr. Merle VV. lnnis, Sam Manley S'42, and the capable student print shop workers. U Members of the l94l-42 Ceralbus staff were: Mary Lou Burr, - J Pearle Cassel, Beverly Doebler, John Ketelhut, Merlin Kirkpatrick, Dorothy Kirwin, Delia Libner, George Marygold, Clara Morris, Jackie Perry, Kenyon Prince, Joyce Smith, and Kay Younker. Libby Ballard lnitiating a new building with a clatter of typewriters, rattle of papers, and scratch of busy pencils, the Hi-Life staff moved to its new and modern quarters last September. During the VV'42 semester, the staff got practical exper- ience in publishing a paper, and even visited several DOVJS Tvllmvn Mary Louise Jackson commercial papers to see real news staffs in action. Staff photographers Merlin Kirkpatrick and Ken Prince developed .,., some fine pictures in their new dark room, and the Hi-Life 'i ' had a special two color Christmas issue and a six page i ,agl VV'42 Graduation number. The S'42 semester saw the staff off for a day at U. S. C. for a Newspaper day, Elouise Newton, Mary Louise Jack- ? is ff B lt Cl lvl A l is f th r' B 'ld' 1, zgv son, ery roo e an r. pp e y a e lmes UI ing ,,: ,.. ' ' E' ', for lunch, and a special two page red-inked Victory Issue. 'gfgms 4 Editors for the year were, Doris Tallman, lst quarter, Betty Kopp Beny Brooke and Betty Brooke, 4th quarter. l Litifgfffli Mary Louise Jackson, 2nd quarter, Betty Kopp, 3rd quarter, .52 I'latuI'25 3 212 Sniora 'Mp Fifi' 5 'ls-vw-L 0-1 140.121 .wud yllgazi Vu-f N15 ... will .szgclenf .ggclminidfrafion l R,c,,e,Q,,v4, VKZM-LQ22, Wffkb- fffvvl-ouo urak.-dl -X V l Harold Weatherwax, Kenneth Holfman, Norine Waite, Frank Sullivan Kenneth l-lolfman, A.S.B, president for the Summer '42 semester, put fresh enthusiasm and many new ideas for school activities into use during his term of office. Kenny, who mode a very efficient president, was assisted in his work by Harold Weatherwax, vice-president. Ha- rold served as one of the yell leaders during the W'42 semester. Norine Waite showed real efficiency in the offic of Secretary, and was well known throughout the school for her singing and acting ability. Frank Sullivan handled the office of auditor very well and wth Harold was one of the W'42 yell leaders. .SD 212 .Simmer .SJ 252 .szulenf Kounci The Knights and Ladies during this semester were responsible for a good deal of school spirit. Through the able guidance of their president, Mildred Yager, they sponsored a suc- cessful Howdy Day and two well attended after school dances. They cooperated fully with the selling of War Bonds and Stamps, and performed Their th before has deman- usual hall duty with effective success. The group this year more an ever ded the recognition of outstanding students souly on the basis of achievement and ability. The officers in this semester worked hard in re-organizing ihe many new problems pre- sented them, and should be given the credit due them. The able officers this semester were: president, Mildred Yager, vice-president, Calvin Cra- bill, secretary, Betty Bates, treasurer, Kenny Reppe. 5 342 Jczigkfa gd Jacked The S'-42 Girls' League has scored one more point of success for B.H.S. with Sylvia Bee- ry serving as president, Nell Gulder as vice-president, Wanda Case writing the minutes, and Sally Dunlap in charge of the club's finances. The Spring Fashion Show was the highlight of the S'42 semester and was followed by a very successful Senior Tea. S 212 , Layne xecufiue ounci Victor Week and the sales of War Stamps and Bonds was the main proiect of the S'42 Y 1 Student Council Headed by President Kenny Holfman, Vice-President Harold Weatherwax, ' ' ' ' h l f Secretary Norine Waite, and Auditor Frank Sullivan, this executive council, with the e p o representatives from Basic Courses, did many other things to help our school and country. A school budget for the coming year was set up and other schools were visited and new ideas for our school were obtainled. 7 O S 42 tfommtffeed The assembly committee has arranged many educational and entertaining program as- emblies this semester. Jean Snyder headed this committee and worked with Bill Santino, Ed Matranga, Joan Jordon, La Verne Holmes, Bob Hollis, Charlie Mozley, and Johny Mullinnix. They also supervised program assemblies dur ing the entire semester. The social committee of Burbank High School sponsored many entertaining dances for the student body of S'42. This committee was ably headed by Cecily Cobb, and the members were: Marion Crofts, Betty Kopp, Joe Risdon, Buddy Weber, and Jean Shrader. ' ' ' ' ' f h h l and to The duties of the publicity committee are to choose the senior gift cr t e sc oo see that all senior activities are publicized in the school and local papers. The committee was headed by Bill Hill and working with him were Joe Risdon, Alice Prater, Betty Brooke, and Glen Hungerford. 3 Qlned tel' 212 .giuclenf Counci ROW' l -K Holfman ROXJV 2-F Solllvan, H, Weatherwax, E Thomas ROW 3 G Young, H Acrrw, NN, V M Loxh ROW 4- D Kleusl, B Welch, R Goedert, B Acres, S Basolo, P Alphln ROW UNB Kopp, Yager, D Snlluvan, R Thomas, M Wlleon, B Weher, B. De Monbron, B Swartz ROXJV of H Barton ROXV J Jellers, li llall, D Dnllunan, E Smlth, B Topplng, C Crablll, B Swenson, B lflarwooql, J Klllzy XX' lllulson, D Dennie 3 212 Jcziglzfo Sr Jacked ROW l R Follkawa, NV l3roclcwax,', R Goodfellow, B Starr, Cl Campbell, K Reppe, E Balek, M Yeager, C Cralalll, K llnlfnman, J Frobleher, D Snllrvan, B Welch ROW 2 J lql':ClOl1, S Coblu, M Clolle, R Halwlcall N Wane, D Segner, B Harwood, R Jae, J Oymstead, B Kopp, W Lazh, A Wann, S Dunlap, J York, 5 Nlalgmlllla B Ewers ROW 3--B Van Alla, R Waddell, R Feler5on, N Blame, J May, E Boyle, N Mulder M Long, J Jordan, J Snyder, L. Bell l Kelly, E Howe, XV Case, S Sanford, H Junlqlns, E Flshor, li Jonex ROM! la J Wilcox, M Johrwon, J Perry, S Srnnh, C Cobb, L Holmes, S Schlrrn, S Beery, P Reterxon, R Carnek, E Vxfrlkon, E Holland, M McHenry, E Newton, B Cashy, B Carnpbell,J Hurn, L Roller, E Malranga O Rransronwbe ROW 9--f-K Nalsorne, H Wllllarns, C Mczley, B Wogan, B Swartz, B Berry,J Dntton,J !Xggy, M lYlll1lC5, J Marx, F Sulllvan, M Munsey 7 7 3 42 ir A eague xecufiue ounci ROXJV l N Colder, S Berry, W Case, S Dunlap RONV 2 E Ncwlon, B Vxfogan, E Holland, li Cosby. J Porn, B lin,-olQe,J Agee, M Crolll, S 212 ommiffeed ROM l L Malranga, J Jordon, J Snyder, K Holfman, L Holmes, C Moiley ROW 7 5 l.r-nlg, J Sllrllllw ' Nclwn, M Long, D McNab, L Harden, li Mason, R plfflbkjll ROXJV 3 'l' Cravcnk, M Clvllu J lQl'wllt'Il ll Rumi C Rolnln, l: Vxlllsun, L Blllllllglclll 3 212 eniora f ItIII'I IIS '42 With Faith and Democracy, wasthe theme chosen by the graduating class of Summer '42, Dove Drury introduced the speakers, Joe Ris- don, Madeline Finch, and Bill Acres who spoke on the Past, The Present, and the Future, res- pectively. Jean Snyder, class president, accep- ted their letters or notes on behalf of the Senior Class. As president of the Summer '42 graduating class, .lean Snyder ably supervised the many senior activities, Betty Halstead served as Vice- president, Elda Hagan as secretary, and Blll Hill as treasurer. Starting out on the senior activities, the Sen- ior Party was held on March 27, and Class Day on April 2. Incognito , the Senior Play was successfully presented on June 4 and 5, the traditional Aloha dance was held on June l2, the Senior Tea on June IO, the Candlelight Supper on June I7, the Senior Picnic on June I6, and Bacalau- reate on June I4 completed the Senior Calen- dar. The graduation exercises were held on June I8 on the upper field and terminated the high school education of 274 seniors. The advisors of the class, Mr. Burton Henry, Mr. Carl Read, Miss Grace Columbo, and Miss Dorothy Brockman, were of great assistance in helping the officers and their committees. W ,A if iF 7 f - 7 2 eniom , QIUOI' 6166 s O ,Cm Jean Snyder! g A Bettygptilalsteadi . KM Bill Hill R Elda Hagan Focusing the spotlight of school attention on the very successful S'42 Senior graduates, we find their capable class officers and their carefully selected committees carrying on the many graduating activities. The class otfcers were: President, Jean Snyder who supervised the various activities and assisted in the preparation of the graduation speeches, Vice-president, Betty Halstead who headed the senior social activitiesg Secretary, Elda Hagan who was the chairman of the Baccaleureate program, and, Treasurer Bill Hill who was in charge of publicity and the class gift which was a War Bond. .SJ 212 .gzniord ROW lflohn Abernarhy, Bill Acres, Jane Adair, Ben Arno dar, Ed Anderson, Joan Arrington ROW 2eBetTy AusTin, Sharon Baker, Libby Ballard, Darin da Barnes, Ruth Barreit, Bill Bass Y fflll ROW 3-BeTTy Bates, Rose Behar, Gordon Behrens, Louanna Bell, James Bown, Beity Berry ii l ROW 4-Bill Biggs, Berry Bird, Pearl Blackrner, Geraldine Blakeman, Marjorie BlanCl'larl:l,lAiDlElclEol5dl , V 1 2 a i 1 Nl uf. f Hb sig' 7 ff? ,fx X. ,V -fffrrwi . , 1 ' m M , . :.E:sji'X- .k 4 ' L A. .., . , --PHQLMTE, g . ' :X1f.kM.9--1:-ag,-Qi S ...QL Xbq. Q 4 W X G fa ,Q -1, QANQQEQ X H AX,,., 1 X im- , -:k, . 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' X .. li .. ,K ff B X Jr' ,Lf .W 'ax-QS? in-f .Sf QQ S Qx ri wif' A Km 5 .K . .. , - P 4+ WRQ Y Q X .,,,.. :GW S., Ss vxfglf R fx W CS wi X w Xxx QQ if WK 1.1 L Q ,Q 5 212 eniom I ROW I-Florine Hooker, Sylvia Howey, Helen Hughes, Glenn Hungerford, Bob Hearst, Anita Inmanlfl ROW 2-June Jackson, Mary Louise Jackson, Mary Janda, Howard Jenkinsgknal Jenkms, Betty Johnson .jk I I ywvow r xr, F Z 1,4 lr!! ROW 3fCarl Johnson, Ruth Johnson, Joan Jordan, Bob Jorgenson, Martha Kay, Shirley Kessler ROW 4-Querida Kell, Dorothy Kilroy, Ethel King, Jack Ki nzy, Clyde Kirkbride, Merlin R. Kirkpatrick 5 212 .gzniorri ROW l-Louis Kish, Vera Klochkoft, Betty Laws, John Lea p, Don Lehman, Mary Lewis ROW 2-Delia Libner, Iona Libner, Russell Ling, LeMoyne Mainarcl, Sam Manley, Nick Mausen ROW 3-Clarice Miller, Ella Miller, Jack Mitchel, Reinard Mallman, George Mozley, Melozine Mumaw ROW 4--Margaret Munsey, Richard Mclrvin, Betty McKay, Parnell Neff, Iris Nelson, Walter Newcomer 7 2 eniord ROW l-John Newel, Edward Niles, Roberf O'Neil, Jerry O'STeen, Marina Osfrem, Jacqueline Perry ROW 2-Kathleen Peters, Phyllis Peterson, Sally Pierson, Bill Pinder, Alice Prater, Mary Pringle ROW 3-Frank Protf, Robert Purrier, Doris Raffer, Duane Rapp, Roene Rasmussen, Lorren Raymond ROW 4-Peggy Resener, Rodney Reuiing, Vernon Rice, Earl Riggs, Barbara Riiff, Joe Risdon 7 W 2 eniord ROW leEddie Roberfs, Jack Roberts, Leona Roth, Katherine Rowland, Mable Ruffell, Helen Sager ROW 2-Robert Saunders, Daniel Saunders, Hal Savage, Shelia Schirrn, Konrad Von Schneidau, Ray Schott ROW 3-Delores Schrage, Shirley Searles, Kennefh Seeley, Charles Selig, Roberf Service, Eihel Sharp ROW 4-Charlene Shoop, Wesley Short, Phyllis Simpson,AlberTa Sisneros, Harold Sloffer, Dick Smarf .SJ 212 .szniom ROW I-Kathleen Smith, lvleta Smith, Vivian Snow, Jean S nyder, Franklyn Spicer, David St. Clair ROW 2fJoyce Stoddard, Rae Strasser, Genevieve Suer, Dick Sullivan, Frank Sullivan, John Swanson ROW 3-Bill Swartz, Marvin Swartz, Cynthia Silas, Jack Taylor, Bernice Tanger, Cutine Taylor ROW 4-Betty Thistlewaite, Robert Trump, John Thompson, Betty Jo Thurston, Robert Topping, Robert Trout .SJ 212 .gzniorci ROW l-Jock Trout, Merle Ulberg, Roy Unterberg, Clworloffe Young, Lyle Voornee, Mildred Yoger ROW 2-Koy Younker, Norine Woife, Sfonley Wollqer, J.D.Wollen, Pot Wolfon, Deol Woggener ROW 3-Jone Welborn, Clorice Wells, Moriorie White, Joo n Wilcox, Norrno Willioms, Ernie Wilson ROW 4-Pol Winegordner, Bernodefre Wogon, Almo Wood,DUsTin Worfhen, Clorice Zuill, Kenyon Prince, napakofa Bill Marlin-W'42 , , l Moioreftes ond Bond Drill Bond boosts Bulldogs Come on, boys, l1i1 if! Assembly music Gridiron huddle Lipstick straight? f? l 5 7 .SD 212 .Spaorfd Zac No track championship came to Burbank l-ligh's varsity Cinder aspirants this year, but under the able tutelage of Coach George Boone, the thin clad Bulldogs put up a valiant fight in each and every meet. The locals nearly gained the impossible when they came within a few points of overcoming the highly touled South Pasadena Tigers. Highlighting star on the local cinder unit was Laurent Bolduc, captain, A hurdler and high iumper. Bolduc is regarded as one of the greatest leapers in Southern California, and this year cracked the Cooqlq Gegrgg Boone school record with leap of 6' 3 . Another sterling performer on the varsity was Don Lehman, phenomenal sprinter. Don's amazing performance in Montebello meet will never be forgotten. Other outstanding competitors who made creditable showings during The season were: Dick Moorman, 440 ace, Lee White, chunky 880 man, Gene Britten, miler, Bob Topping and Franklyn Spicer, broad iumpers, and Hugh Paysinger, shot putter. Prospects for next year are the best for the local squad in many ycars, and hopes for a good season run high. 6ll'l6lgel 6 ROW i-O. Branscombe, D. Elgin, E. Smith ROW 2-K. Howell, B. Sager WZIQ Saorfa ROW I-D. Bond, M. Minfey, L. Simms, G. Roskom, D. Worthen, B. Topping, F. Spicer ROW 2-G. Mozley, H. Poysinger, T. Crovens, T. Dederick, L. Whife, Cooch George Boone 5 212 .gioorfa Track at Burbank High is on the upgrade. That is, if the performance of the local lightweight squad this past season means anything. The Bullpups mowed down oppo- sition like grain, and won all but two tussles,heartbreakers with Monrovia and El Monte, In the league finals, the Pups finished second to Monrovia. Captain Glen Hungerford, Bob Heck, Jack Moorman, Leland Oroshong, Pinky Pierson, Jack York, Bill McCrac- ken, Chuck Loveioy, Art Riley, Ken Reppe and Don Mclviur-- ry were consistent place winners. The steady McMurry reached the heights when he placed in Southern Califor- nia's annual finals at Hoover High's oval. Mclvlurry shone all year in the shot put, and along with Bob Heck and ivioorman, paced the local parade. E'lilQf-ilfls ROW I--O. Butler, R. Oodbold, H. Clark, W. Dowhen, B. Jones, J, Moorman, C. Loveioy ROW 2-W. Ulberg, J. Delvlott, J. Dill, L. Grashong, B. Davis, B. Santino, D. lvlclvlurry ROW 3--H. lvlarsh, G. Goss, G. Cullins, B. McCracken, D. Savage, P, Pierson, J lviullinnix S 212 .Sy 0,45 Front - C. lvlozley, Captain Standing - J.Moyer, S. Rios, H. Ghisselli, B. Johnson, B. Schmidt, D. Wingate, D, Rudloff, T. Fanella Along with the varsity, the local C' team didn't fare very well this season in meets won. Except for an overwhelming victory over the South Pasadena spikesters, and a forfeit win over Montebello, the plucky locals failed to find triumph easily. Several of the meets were close losses, however, and propects for next season are good. The fleaweights were paced by Steve Rios, who placed in the Southern California finals in the broad jump, Captain Charlie Mozley, 660 man, Duane Wingate and B. Schmidt, I high jumpers, Hank Shisselli, and Art Lara, dashmen and hurdlers, and Don Ruclloff, shot put- 1 ter. Jack Moyer and Bob Johnson also showed flashes of brilliance and should shine next year. , 2 S orb 50452601 T UndeTeaTed champions for The lirsT Time in l5 yearsll For The firsT Time in i5 years The Burbank Bulldogs have brouqhT home The San Gabriel Valley League Championship. In The TirsT league game The B.H.S. Horse Hiders Trampled The Covina ColTs in The dusT, i2-O. ln a iackpof scramble for runs, Frank Freeman came across wih four, Trump and Langley boTh doubled and when Dixon hiT a homer wiTh bases loaded The game was secur- ely in Burbank hands. When The Monfrebello Oilers losT To The Bulldogs, 5-l, The league - baseball championship was Burbank's. Scoring on The Oilers were Coach Al Klein Teague, Bell, Dixon, Freeman, Langley. An undefeaTed championship was cinched when The Monrovia ball club bowed ouT To The Bulldogs, 2-l. Wilbur Dixon's piTching Through-ouT The enTire season conTribuTed much To hold The opposing Teams aT bay. Under The coaching of Al Klein, The Bulldogs have had a bonus season, and B.H.S, is looking forward To having a sTrong nine in The i943 compeTiTion. allagefd F. Trump, C. Hughes, T. Campbell . f' 7fUf42 ,Sims ROW I - B, Longley, G. Sfoplwer, K. Bell, J. Trump, F. Freemon, B. Teague, S. Long, W. Dixon ROW QfC. Hyndnwon, D. Boyfiss, J. Gromko, G. Cordon, F. LuedTke, F. Brundoge, W. R. Forrell ROW SWJ. GoTes, D. Slwlelds, R. Hermonce, C. Sounders, B. Nylonder - . f Q A vs . 9 .. ,ZX 1- 'S I V' 9 M ennia ,UU42 orb Burbank High School's Tennis strokesters for the year of i942 finished fifth in the final San Gab-riel Valley League standings. Be- cause of illness of squad members throughout most of the current league season, the Bulldogs did not fare as well as had been expected. Outstanding among this season's talented array of net artists were graduating senior lettermen Wally Newcomer, number one singles ace, Frank Sullivan, second singles flash, Alan Buckley, fifth singles standby, and Bill Perry, member of the second doubles duo. Other players on the varsity squad were sophomores and iunlors ancl included the following: Robbins, Hey, Rough., Hamlin, Raine. Weber, and Chini. Burbank Burbank Burbank Burbank Burbank 3 El Monte 2 9 Covina 8 O So. Pas, ll 0 Montebello l l 5 Monrovia 6 anagef' Mr. Edward R. Bedigan Walt Newcomer smashes John Swanson - Manager Forehand by Sullivan , 2 Sorfd ROW l-A. Bright, F. Carthy, B. Hughson, J. Hey, F. Sullivan, W. Rough, A. Buckley, B. Perry ROW 2-B. Patton, W. Robbins, E. Riggs, D. Hamlin, J. Rapp, B. Weber, W. Newcomer, Mr. Walter Hanson, Mr. Ed Bedigan ROW 3-A. Chini, K. McEwen, J. Swanson, G. Raine Junior-varsity seinemen who played steady tennis for Burbank were: McEwen, Rapp, Hugh- son, Riggs, Berlce, and Patton. J Wally Newcomer and Jasper Rapp, respective first single men on the varsity and iunior varsity, reached the finals of the All San Gabriel Valley League Tournament held at El Monte before finally being beaten in close matches. They were presented with silver medals. They also competed in the All Southern California T ournament. 3 Z2 .gloria ia, orasrf rf Sai The girls' physical education program this year has been very different, indeed, since December 7. After that date it was decided that every girl in school ' ' be given First Aid instruction, so that all would be pre- l pared in case of any type of emergency. This Red Cross program has taken much time but now after the testing is all over and 90 percent of the girls have passed, we are very proud to have earned these Red Cross First Aid certificates. In addition to this, we have had our usual bas- Mrs. ketball, hockey, volleyball, and baseball seasons, plus some badminton, swimming and modern dancing. This year for the first time, advanced modern dancing has really developed into a very popular activity. The modern dancing classes are to be congratulated for their fine performance this spring. Miss Betty Ann In each physical education class, play-off games of each sport have been run off, thereby giving a school champ- ion of each sport offered in our program. Much interest has been shown in this program and next year, the gym depart- ment promises more and better activities for all. '1fUf42 Ti i xecu five ROW i-M. Munsey, J. Snyder, J. Jordan, S. Smith, J. Wilcox, H. Wil- liams, I. Nelson, C. Cobb, L. Holmes ROW 2-R. Waddell, M. Mumaw, C. Montgomery, N. Gulder, B. Flo- ra, P. Smith, F. Crews, N. Long, V. Brown, J. Williams 5212 gxecu five ROW I-M. Mumaw, B. Flora, S. Smith, L. Holmes, F. Crews, I. Nelson ROW 2-J. Jordan, R. Waddell, R. Lynch, I. Kelly, C. Cobb, M. Long, J. Snyder ROW 3-P. Smith, H. Williams, B. Kanthack, V. Gaston, V. Brown, J. J Williams 1 S212 .Simmer ,aloer iuid ion RGQV l-Miss Elizabeth Bradish, A. Kehoe, R. Boulton, B. Sterling. F. Hawkins, L. Workman, J. Ricks, E. Smith, M. SprInis RCW QAL. Boreham, V. Bouse, I. Rogers, H. War- burton, B, Bordon, B. Stapleton, C. Stokes, J. Horn, S. Sevens, G. Long, K. Buhl ROW 3-M. Coben, C. Chandler, S. Cohen, J. Shra- der, J. McRae, S. Graham, B. Varlin, K. Plowman, J., Mills ROW 4AD. Hanks, J. Williams, R. Lynch, l. Abbott, B. Thomas, W. Case, B. Worden, S. Beck, A. Olmstead, M. Tabak RCW 5-W. Johnson, V. Kaplan, L. Stull, E. Newquist, M. Cole, M. Cohen, V. Gaston, B. Weise, V. Brown, L. Bruce ROW 6-R. Waddell, R. Peterson, B. Van Atta, M. Camphouse, C. Silengo, M. De Hart, W. Lash, C. Maurice, A. Uliner, N.J. Gott, H. McCafterty, D. Win- ters, A. Hinton, D. Johnson, C. Harden, G. Yoder, B. Kantack ower iuizi ion ROW l4Mrs. Evelyn Briggs, S. Howey, M. Finch, J. Wilcox, M. Davis, N. Gulder, F. Crews, S. Smith ROW 2-H. Sager, J. Burman, B. Flora, M. Freed, J. Gustafson, A. Bodillo ROW 3-A. Wood, M. Jackson, H. Williams, E. Miller, B. Bates, S. Kessler, B. Wogan, J. Agee, E. Newton ROW 4-B. Laws, B. Brooke, J. Jordon, M. Chalk, M. Munsy, L. Bell, R. Clummell, H. Skinner, V. Fuqua, H. Shepherd, A. Prater, A.M. Harris, B. Halstead, B. This- tlewaite ROW 5fJ. Howard, V. Crawford, L. James, G. Mons- field, M. Ritter, D. Groff, C. Wooley, G. Epstein, B. Smick, B. Sellers ROW 6eL. Holmes, K. Richardson, E. Boyts, C. Cobb B. Hallier, E. Albershardt, M. Hulbert, H. Wheeler, l. Kelly, J. Wilson, G. Epstein ROW 7'-B. Burman, B. Riitt, B. Dillon, J. Batchellor, L Ballard, S. Peck, H. Johnson, M.L. Haney, S. Searles, M. Yager, D. Hitchman ,T. Barnhart ROW 8--S. Dunlap, M. Lewis, J. Rich, B. Booker, B Kopp, B. Burns, J. Harwood, J. Snyder, B. Berry ROW 9-M. Mumaw, M. Ulberg, M. Mumaw, L. Potter D. Payginger, C. Silengo, T. Jackson, A. Martin, M Kline, P. Peterson, M.L. Cowdan 21 2 emefs fer ll ,SJ 212 eniom Top: Vivian Snow, Jackie Perry Jean Snyder Center: LeMoyne Mainard, Wes- ley Short, Duane Rapp Bottom: Vera Klochkoff, Dick Sullivan, Helen King lother members of the Cast werel Arthur Gentry, Phyllis Harden, Jane Welborn, Norine Waite, Betty Thistlewaite, .loan Jordan, Helen Burnette, Delia Libner, Clarice Wells, Kenny Holtman, 3-' d Stanley Walker K X! K an yi, cpl!! .935 Q 1' A , Y if S W lil' 1 X 4 Xxx Q. , y? if wi :figs .ty - ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Now that the smoke has cleared away, we wish to thank: W 7 mb A Mary Lou Burr, W'42, for her clever Bulldog drawings. Virginia Schug, S'4l, for her help in planning the layout. Mr. Obert Rod for his unceasing effort in the printing of this book. Sam Manley for his many hours of assistance in printing. Mr. Merle Innis and his student printers for their help in the preparation and printing of the book. Mr. Fred Smith and Sal Guerrero of the Los An- geles Engraving Company for their assis- tance in planning the layout and engrav' ing. Mrs. Nellie Story, Mr. Frank Roshnell, and Mr. Du Bois of Austin Studios for their help in photography. Merlin Kirkpatrick, George Marygold, and Ken- yon Prince, our ace photographers, for their many fine pictures of school life. The Associated Students of the University of California, Berkley, for their permission to use division page cuts from the 1933 Blue and Gold .---- ' Mr. George Campbell and the members of his Salesmanship-Merchandising class. Mr. Earl Gray for his work on our covers--and last, but not least-- All of those members of the faculty and stu- , dents whose cooperation has made this book possible. QQQMW J E E 'il 25555 25333. W' lgffufifjfp fl' Www' J- -ggsl W WN Wgkf vv5 ,lim 1 'rv .L Li' fi s 1 'rn 'Tu' 'a x , --sun N -1 z v I - -'Zi ' L ,. an lr' -HTH 1 . 4 u A 4... L of . fre: F 'YI rb if IPD '3- J,..-an ...-l , . . I,-Hs A., . .11 xi N' .J V , , ,rung -. .-.-. P'-Sc gg, fu-., A 1' A .4 '12,-1142414 ,L af X- 2 531 ' 1: .:1'f'5Q-'- , -f . V- r -- ': ' . A b . -A- S N' :AF ZWw 'T '-,'-?'3ff- -:xiii--v 42' . 1 L - , F '3' 45:1-,52'1 ',J.'-. k - . ' ' --'-fx! 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