Burroughs High School - Burro Yearbook (Ridgecrest, CA)

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Auctions. narris was in chars box. The new officers w. in the fall when school ..Qk- --Q- hs Faculty oss Through year of school closes with the seniors of 'Bur- school bidding adieu to teachers. The iI1Sf'fUCt0YS d'departments are listed dministrative teachers are! E811 y, principalg Kenneth West- , vice-principal! Charles A- Q, guidance: Mrs. Eleanor below: , guidance. achers: Robert Fetterly, Eng- and social studies: E- S. Cain, lifh and social studiesg Virginiansfer tax V iard, Spanish, girls' Dhysi' tiong Beatrice Social Harold bl., Ol' lc.. B8.SllI'y Dey, ration is Lge to the 14,000,000 officials said ions to vet- s, but many ito the hands sale, theft or Summer loms ms Act, d - flow of das- The B'-1f1'0U8hS School teachers yroper hands, are mvvins out from behind the an firearms desk and a majority of them win Spend part of the summer the desk. of the returning faculty to school. The Univer- California heads choices with Super- Murray. Vice-Principal Fetterly, Kal-le s and estab- fith the of a fine YSBIS OI' any informatlon last favelled the t. Some of For June 30 who fish -., l here IS July 33 v-lb the gar Fork of the Tule Ri' Indian Reservation 4 of May and Sf have been coming ,Reserva fee is ch: 1 1' 5 1 .5 'Ju'i1'e ' 187 ' I U .-J bv :fl .J Page N im'

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SHUWWSHliEllHUSH...SHHll... And, of course, sun by day and the brilliance of desert stars by night . . . such is the nature background of our lives. Wind, Sand and Starsv - the book might have been titled for this area. When the clouds hang in a certain way above the High Sierras to the west we expect the wind. Three days, they say, it will blow. But sometimes the rule is broken, and day after day the sandblast wind blows from the west on its way to Death Valley. Always, however, we have the panorama of the encircling moun- tains, infinitely various in color, cloud-shadowed, purple in the distance. Page Eight

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PRIHEIPH Accept my congratulations upon the completion of a fine year at Burroughs. The year has witnessed considerable growth and development over previous years. With ac- creditation by the University of California has come a chapter of the California Schol- arship Federation, and a seriousness in schol- arship greater than previously exhibited. With added growth and experience has come the ability to compete successfully in Ath- letics with other teams of the desert region, together with improvements on the athletic field. The Student Body organization has de- veloped into a fine representative and re- sponsible group and is to be commended for its energy and cooperation in providing a more efficient Youth Canteen and Teen-age activity program. A The Seniors displayed positive leadership and energy in making our school more at- Page Ten L EARL MURRAY, Principal Whittier College, A.B. University of Southern California, M.A. Stanford University, Graduate Work University of Southern California, Doctoral Candidate IHHHHHY tractive, keeping it clean, and in setting high standards of self-discipline and con- duct. The Juniors proved themselves worthy to replace the Seniors by getting into every- thing and participating in all school ac- tivities. The Sophomores' accomplishment in placing the B on the hill is a forerunner of what to expect from that group. The Freshmen's enthusiasm and youth- ful attempts to establish themselves as high school youth has brought them to the atten- tion of the entire school. On behalf of the Faculty, I hereby com- mend you and wish for each one of you a fine summer and the utmost of success through the coming years. EARL MURRAY Principal, Burrough School