Burbank High School - Ceralbus Yearbook (Burbank, CA)

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'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.

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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.

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