Burroughs High School - Burro Yearbook (Ridgecrest, CA)

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Upper Left: M. A. Reeves, Pat McKenzie, Libby Upper Right: Caryl Riggsby. Warner. Lower Right: Birdie Purcell, Dee Berry, Nancy Lower Left: Suzy Brown, Patt Slavens, Joan Lamb. Weber. Competing for cheerleader and songleader were Libby Warner, Birdie Purcell, Joan Lamb, M. A. Reeves, Dee Berry, Pat Slavens, Pat McKenzie, Suzy Brown, Phyllis Lane, Glenna Shawhan, Nancy Weber, Mary Anderson, and Caryl Rigsby. Boots Smith, one of the earliest members of the songleading group and a valuable one at that, was lost by the club at mid-term when she graduated, but her place was filled by Suzy Brown, who shows great promise for next year. The cheerleading members who obtained all the qualifications for lettering were Libby Warner, M. A. Reeves, Birdie Purcell, Dee Berry, Nancy Weber, and Caryl Rigsby. Joan Lamb, being the only songleader managing to compete a full year was the one person eligible for lettering. One H undfred One

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3 1 First row: Songleaders Joan Lamb, Patt Slavens, Suzy Brown. Second row: Cheerleaders Nancy Weber, M. A. Reeves, Dee Berry, Caryl Rigsby, Libby Warner, Birdie Purcell, Pat McKenzie. One of the new organizations in our school this year is the Pep Club. The first few weeks of school, the girls turned out for elimination. The sponsor, Miss Smith, and the girls agreed that the club should be limited to no more than fifteen competitive members, along with those who wish to sell tickets and help at sport events. Because of illness or disqualifica- tion, only two songleaders and ten cheerleaders remained till the end of the year. Each week, no less than three cheerleaders and two songleaders were chosen to lead at the games and assemblies. The number of lettering members were seven. Page One I-Iundnvl

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,,wv',.g.,k' ' 'nwuwwm .Q-. 'A 95 9 ,, 07 , WM ., s. , ON. , aw. ' Q f' ,, 92, 'mf' Q :ff W v A W x , S x gg if ? , GIRL HTHLETII1 HSSUEIHTIIIH The Girls' Athletic Association is com- prised of all those girls who are especially interested in sports and athletic events. With Almeda Fite as president, Liz Seney as vice- president, Jo Kile as secretary, and Dee Berry as treasurer, the G.A.A. has progressed by leaps and bounds. Uniforms, awards, so- cial activities, and girls' athletics are only a few of the problems that the association has met and conquered this year. During the fall the girls traveled to Bar- Pagc' Om' Hundred Two stow to an invitational play day. After numerous games of volleyball, softball, and basketball, the winners were announced and Burroughs came out with third place! They returned gaily home with a beautiful red and white pie plate to show for their win- nings. Green blazer jackets have been ordered for the members, and we believe that the G.A.A. will remain as an outstanding or- ganization in the school.