John Burroughs High School - Akela Yearbook (Burbank, CA)

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' o O r' O O 'N O as 4' . , i 4 -Q . A l , 1. 1 l Inq, 3 1 , if-y . s .-I I ' fl'- 52'- H, 'tyco g x The first dance of the year, sponsored by the Letter Girls, started off with a, bang. Enioying themselves thoroughly during the dancing part of the evening are left to right Jack Wills and Karen Jolley, Afdifh Dillbock and Alvin Rowe,-I Marion Crawford and Mike Margulies. Warm Fall Nights For Swim Dance Ann Hampton and Ray Thom- The Letter Girls' Dance with varied athletic games and swim- ming. Pictured above are several brave Indian maidens and wariors taking advantage of the warm water. as are the talented Indians found below, cutting a rug. I

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U S ' 'N ix The winter semester student body officers as shown above are Pat Siler, Secretaryg Jody Hen- dricks, Auditor: Jack O'Rourke, Vice President. Their administration saw many accomplishments such as the first inter-class competition day and establishing the new constitutional amend- ment providing for class officers. The Executive Council also took an active part in the Foothill League Forum. Pat's fingers have now become permanently curved over the keyboard typing minutes, and figures continually dance through Jody's head. Jack took over any extra iob or duty asked of him. Elected in January, 1953, were the new A.S.B. officers shown below. Al Adelini, always active in Legislative Council, took over the office of Vice President with a good knowledge of the iob. Pat Siler and Jody Hendricks re-claimed their jobs of Secretary and Auditor in a re-election. Both girls did fine iobs keeping their records straight. These officers will be remembered for their work on the students' behalf and for the spirit of co-operation they had with the faculty. Al Adelini - A-5-5 WCG PfeSiCl0f1Y Pat Siler - A.S.B. Secretary Jody Hendricks - A S B Auditor

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-fr E53 Displaying their feminine charms are the Song Lead- ers, who added a touch of beauty to the year's sports events. They used many new costume changes at the games, which didn't make them hard to follow. Starting clockwise are: Martha Keller, Joyce Nichols, Diane Meyers, Jessie Cook, and Roberta Hawkins. M? M Fall Days Are Pep Days Adding pep and spirit to an especially dismal football sea- son this year were the Song and Yell Leaders. This is one of the hardest jobs around school, and they certainly proved that a lot of practice had been put into the routines. Win or lose, they were there at I every game. V N lx rj' Aftb 1 ' if ' 1 K if U f ,xf J , ' ' if Ay l Darryl Vincent, Ronnie Morris, Carole McLellan, and Dick Sawyer helped pep up the students this year with their high spirited yells. They were there at every game, rain or shine, giving the teams the pep they needed to win: They are pictured here in the middle of one of their routines.