Burroughs High School - Burro Yearbook (Ridgecrest, CA)

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THE STHLL A project to be proud of is the Stall, the high school canteen. After much thinking, planning, and working the Stall was Hnally completed. New floors, indirect lighting, clean white kitchens, comfortable furni- ture, and game room are only a few of the many things that have been installed for the comfort and enjoyment of the high school students. On Tuesday, Friday, and Saturday nights the canteen is open to students of Burroughs for dancing, games, and fun-making. Members of the Stall committee assist either Mrs. Eastman or Mrs. Kile behind the counter by waiting on many hungry Burroites. Finishing the Stall has been one of the prominent dreams of Mr. Reeves and all others who have been connected with it. Without their help our Canteen Would still be in its original form as an old bungalow. Page Seventy-four

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EHHIHVHL One of the most important events of the year was the carnival. Sponsored by the Student Council, this activity went over in a big Way. Booths, under the direction of different classes, were constructed all over the school grounds. During the day before the carnival there was a con- stant hustle and bustle of busy Burroites as they built booths, decorated rooms, painted posters, and made themselves useful. By evening the area around the school was crowded with fun-hunting spectators out to have a good time. Such attractions as the Scare House, telegram booth, marriage and divorce bureau, and the Junior talent show proved to be exceptionally popular with the visitors. To top off the evening the Carnival King, Bob Hestand, was announced. Each class had a candidate, and the one who received the most penny votes was winner. After the event, the Student Council reported the Carnival as a great success! Page S01 Cnty-six