Burroughs High School - Burro Yearbook (Ridgecrest, CA)

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First Row-Ann Bradley, Boyd Geer, Jeannette Jones, Liz Seney, Nancy Weber, Jane Shortt, Buggs Craddock, Hattie Wazrner, Richard Johnston, Dick Matthews, Ted Herling, John Mackay. Second Row-Bernice Butler. Alice Keetle, Sally Ridel, Jack Harrell, Frank Zarzana, Brooks Talley, Twila Davis, Jennie Lashley, Frances Lovell, Jim Geer. Third Row--Barbara Milsap, Beatrice Smith, Ann Switzer, Joyce Lackey, Bill Parker, Don Lane, Don Beach, Margery Gillespie, Leona Hammond, Marjorie Raby, Barbara Wolfe. Page Forty-four Iiourth Row-Kenneth Armstrong, Carl Shaw, Betty Sanford, Bob Cox, Arlen Barber, Mable Stur- geon, Gladys Crittenden, Ruby Cautrell, Evelyn Campbell, Barbara Perdue, Litho Crowell. Fifth Row-Gaye Seabrook, Maxine Ritter, Jean- nine Harness, Dick McGill, Gordon Harris, Sheldon Shenk, Martha Empert, Virginia Harris, Donna Har- ris, Evelyn Page, Anne Mayville. Sixth Row-James Snider, Mac Gates, Don Zurn, Bill Martin, Howard Pinckard, Sammy Dean, Ralph Berry, Eugene Breitenstein, Jack Kirby, Shirley Hines, Alice Griffin, Jack Leslie, Barbara Davis.

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Treasurer. IIPHUHIHHE IILHSS Ranking as the second largest class, with 92 members, the Sopho- mores have proved to be one of the most active groups in the school. With Art Craddock, president, Jane Shortt, vice-president, and Hattie War- ner, secretary-treasurer, the class went ahead on projects which will al- ways be considered tops in the minds of many Burroites. Continuing a project from their Freshman year, the Sophomores constructed a white block Bn on the hills overlooking the Station. The Bn committee, headed by Dick Mathews and under the sponsorship of Mr. Stanton, plans on constructing permanent surveying marks which will be used in the future as aids in improving the already excellent project. Adding to the list of school dances for the year, the class put on two very lively affairs, the Sophomore Shuffle and the Soc Hop. Both dances showed much originality and good planning, and because of this we're sure that the class of 'S 0 will make many more valuable contribu- tions towards the plans and projects of the future. Page Forly fbrvc Officers: jane Shortt Vice Presidentg A r t Crad dock, President Hatti XVarner, Secretary

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