Burroughs High School - Burro Yearbook (Ridgecrest, CA)

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FALL OFFICERS: President 7 Libby Warner Vice-President Mary Alice Reeves Secretary 7 L Birdie Purcell Treasurer , Hattie Warner SPRING OFFICERS: President V f , , jo Kile Vice-President ,,,, Dee Berry Secretary 7 Jane Shortt Secretary ,,7, Jane Shortt Treasurgr Nancy Lingard Chaplain , Joan Thomas ULU Y-TEEN CLUB One of the most successful organizations in the school has been the Y-Teens. During the year the girls put on a membership assembly, a Mother and Daughter tea, and two successful dances, one of these being the annual Levi and Lace Cotton Ballf' Because of its original size the club re-organized into two clubs, and they are now run on a dual basis. Page Fifty-si x'

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First Row-Richard Hunter, Mary Kelley, jim Shortt, Mary Hyland, Corky Anderson. Second Row--Roland Danielson, Marie Staunch, Glenna Shawhan, Dolly Brown, Miss Ross. Third Row-Arlan Barber, Margie Raby, Barbara Perdue, Frances Lovell, Martha Empert. Fourth Row-Maxine Ritter, Almeda Fite, Ruth Terrebone, Mrs. Eastman, Donna Harris, Frances Cartwright, Barbara Davis, Beverly Clupper, Mary Orozco. UFFIEE PRHETIUE The office practice course is designed to train students in correct office procedures, to aid the students in becoming familiar with and skilled in performing duties which they will encounter in a business ofhce. Stu- dents receiving credit in office practice are assigned to work in the central ofiice of the school or with a specific teacher during one hour of the day. It is the responsibility of these students to work with attendance records, type letters going out to the public, prepare reports and announcements, dupli- cated reports, file, and in general, be capable of doing any work coming into their hands. A background of business subjects is nec- essary in most cases for those entering office practice, with typing ability generally re- quired. Others without business training serve as receptionists and answer telephone calls into the school. Supervision is by the office practice teacher, with direct assign- ment of work by the school Secretary in the central office. This is the group which gives the first impression of Burroughs School to the pub- lic. Guidance is given in the development of personality, emphasizing quailties which will aid the students to succeed in school and on the job. Page Fifty-fi ve

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OFFICERS Treasurer ,, ,, , , Shirley Smith President 7 , Alice Keetle Secretary , Hazel Burks Vice-President Betty Easton HBH! Y-TEEN Elllll Newly formed this year, this Y-Teen Club has really shown progress. As their main project they sponsored a Manners Reviewfl This project was carried out through the whole school and proved to be a great suc- cess. The girls have made many interesting plans for the future which we are sure will contribute to the growth of our school. Pug r' Fifty-sewn