Burbank High School - Ceralbus Yearbook (Burbank, CA)

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'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.

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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.

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