Burbank High School - Ceralbus Yearbook (Burbank, CA)

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BU RBANK AT WAR Many of our classmates and teachers have gone to the war-fronts. We wish them God- speed to fight for our higher and nobler ideals. In the meantime, while our boys are blaz- ing new trails ot glory inthe air, on land,and on the sea, students of the home-front are geared to war needs by participating in all patriotic community organizations-contrib- uting these acts of service towards winning the war and preparing for peace. Few social plans were executed at school because of gasoline and 'Food rationing, and black-out-air-raid-precautions. It seemed, in this emergency, that there would be no Ceralbus. However, through the unfailing efforts of the Board of Education and Mr. Ogborn, this coveted annual was granted. Ji .

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McCleary, Harry 'A'-A A k'A A'1k1lr-A'-A' -kk We dedicate the 1943 Ceralbus to those men in service who are so val- iantly dedicating themselves toward tomorrow's peace- Armstrong, Warren Ballinger, Robert Barrett, Dean Bell, Kenneth Blsset, William Bragunier, Robert Buchanan, James Buckley, Allan Buss, Parker Burkhart, Paul Buzzel, Delroy Boughton, Robert Capelle, James Carthy, Frank Cecil, Lowell Chirby, Delbert Colour, Barney Cooper, Keith Culler, Wayne Chambers, Frank Chaffee, Richard Davis, Robert Lee Daws, Robert Lee DeMutis, Edward DeVine, Ronald Dittman, Dick Eaton, Wesley Edleson, Edward Emmett, Jack Fox, Ralph Frobisher, Jack Frostrom, Robert Gramcko, James Guard, Dale Habecker, Edward Hallack, Robert Hanks, Dale Hart, James Haight, Fred Hackenberry, William Hewitt, William Hird, Dean Hiser, Richard Hulff, Julius Hutchinson, William Ingram, Eugene ldemoln, William Jackson, Andrew Kaylor, Kenneth Kellogg, Fermer Kerns, Harvey Knorr, Robert Langley, Jack Large, Jack Lloyd, Harold Long, Shepard Luedtke, Fred Mayer, Kenny Mayhew, Allan Mayhew, William McClure, Jack McQuown, Bruce Medina, Manuel Mintey, Monte Moffett, James Moorman, Richard Moulden, Kenneth Newell, Calvin Noyes, Loren Paschke, Ronald Patton, Robert Peppmuller, Robert Ringey, Jack Rice, Kenneth Rice, Vernon Ricks, Richard Root, William Rough, Wendell Roger, Norman Rose, Walter Salmond, George Savage, Hal Saunders, Robert Shook, John Smith, Robert Snyder, Verlin Stokes, Edward Stover, Jean Stuer, Charles Susengut, Eugene Sullivan, Richard Swanson, Robert Swartz, Delbert Sweetman, Al Swenson, Ray Swenson, Roy Telles, Raymond Thomas, Robert Thomas, William Tieman, Fred Taylor, Kent Turpin, Paul Tyree, James Van Orsdol, William Way, Robert Welch, Dave Weil, John Wetherwax, Harold Williams, Arthur Willis, Herman Wolfe, Verne Wyatt, Al York, Jack Ferguson, Russell Mathews, Richard Sprague, Merlin Lieutenant Sherman Chavoor, U.S.A. Air Corps Ensign Howard Kimball, U.S.C.G. Ensign Oliver Seeley, U.S.N.R. Ensign Walter Hanson, U.S.N.R. Lieutenant Ronald B. Levy, U.S.A. Air Corps D 9 Lieutenant Max Appleby, U.S.A. Air Corps Lieutenant Edward R. Bedigan, U.S.A. Air Corps Lieutenant UGJ Donald S. Newcomer U.S.N.R. K x ill ll i Lieutenant George G. Greene, U.S.A. Air Corps

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High-lighting his second year of leader- ship, our principal, A. Gerald Ogborn has geared the entire school program to a new- er height in democracy and patriotic achievement. Through his ardent interest in student welfare, Burbank has reached many goals in the war year of 1943. 6