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

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MINORETTES Minorettes performing routines and formations during halftime activities have been skillfully taught by ludy Donney, Susie lennings, lo-Ann Chapton, Nancy Hefllefinger, lan Vivrette, Miss Springer fadvisorl, and Pat Fox. These girls were chosen by the minorettes to create clever routines to stimulate spirit. Many hours were spent on practices both early morning and late evenings. The successful routines they showed during football games were due to the behind the scene practices, no breakfast, little sleep, and cold mornings. At the Burroughs-Burbank game the minorettes ioined in with Burbank High's drill team to perform at halftime. The red, white, and blue pom poms made for a colorful event. YELL LEADERS Burroughs can be proud of the spirit that has been encouraged so greatly by this year's four yell leaders, Audrey Mathews, Pat Murman, Judy Keller and lanine Dunn. Audrey, a senior, has helped lead the cheering section for basketball last year and again this year for foot- ball and basketball. This petite little blond has shown great enthusiasm and sparkle in her role, Pat Murman, who has shown limberness and action in her yell leading, is in her second year at Burroughs. As a iunior, Pat has achieved much approval. Senior ludy Keller may be well described as a happy- go-lucky, interested, and peppy member of the yell leaders. ludy has been constantly vivacious. lanine Dunn, also a senior, has given her aIl to bring about pep and interest to the student body. Janine, with the other three girls, has given much aid in the field of clever and expressive yells. SONG LEADERS Songleaders, loAnne Quackenbush, Leslie Weiner, lerri- ann Brown, Della Redden, and Gail Taylor, have been seen in their various red and white outfits leading Burroughs in light and victory songs during our excit- ing football and basketball seasons. Their active rou- tines have encouraged cheering sections to do their loudest and most spirited singing.

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The Legislative Council meets the second and fourth Tues- days of every month. It has proposed several changes to the school constitution. It has created the office of yell co- ordinator and five-year passes have been approved for Var- sity and B team members of every sport FIRST ROW: Sharalynn Stein, AFS Committee Chairman: Karen Buss, Publicity Committee Chair- man: Carole Morris, Rally Com- mittee Chairman: John Bates, Pep Council Chairman: Lon Golnick, ASB Vice-President: Karen McKenzie, ASB Auditor: Mickey McGarvey, ASB Record- ing Secretary: Fru Elliott, Girls' League President: Dave Banta, Boys' Council President: Tom Boysen, Senior Class Presi- dent: and Mike Evans, Junior Class President. SUMMER LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL Members of the Summer Legislative Council are: Harvey Allen Hugh Amo Darelyn Baker Diana Barton Michael Coles Linda Cook Sally Cook Kathy Dakin Wes Dayton Deanna Erickson Chuck Filbert Tyce Fitzmorris Susan Forth Paulette Gibson Andy Gordon Ken Griffin Sue Gunter Sandy Harlitz Carol Heffleger Irene Hummer Sally Irons Sandy Jacobs Kathy Keenan Judy Keller John Kinard Marlene Kurey Bill Lamar Lois Larson Dick Lee Joyce Liniger Bill Lockard Annette Lopez Pat Mackey Melinda Marshall Audrey Mathews Steve McKenzie Dale McNamee Lydia Montanez Brad Muck Pat Murman Don Nance Martha Nicholson Randy Niemeir Cassie Dtez Sue Overall Bob Palmer Darlene Pittman Sara Reynolds Joan Robison Judi Sanders Jackie Smith Kathy Stampke Jill Tiarstein Bev Wagner Barbara Weiss

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The minorettes are, front row, left to right, Sandy Minor, Janet Jappe, Dorean Ryan, Betty Moore, Annette Hunter, Sandy Bond, Nancy Hefflefinger, Delores Stene, Cindy Eklund, Carol Scott, Shar- on Shollin, Jan Vivrette, Melinda Marshall, and Joan Freeman. Second row, Susie Jennings, Sandy Offenstein, Pat Barlow, Jo-Ann Chapton, Diane Hill, Toni Corwin, Natalie Wilkins, Linda Brown, Judy Weeks, Joan Griffith, Cynthia Aubley, and lrene Simon. Back row, Barbara Mills, Paula Hardin, Joyce Ceriak, Marty Lentz, Marilyn Miller, Sandy Goodban, Glenda Dempsey, Pat Fox, Gail Jones, Sharon Miller, Roberta Embick, Sharon Lawton, Jonna Baker, Diana Barton, Kathy Roe, and Judy Donney. MASCOT Wearing the traditional Indian costume is mascot, Debbie Morris. Debbie helped lead the football teams to victory. Acting as a lucky charm during football season. Debbie's good nature and en- couragement helped to make the score of the annual rival game with Burbank a glorious 28-19 in our favor. MAIORETTES Batons were flying during the most active and clever stunts this year during football halftimes. Head maiorette, Joan Robison, has displayed great talent. Ann Bennette, Sharon Sharpe, Judi Eaton, and Rossie Bellah were dressed in startling red and white Indian costumes and wore long yarn braids as symbols of the lndian squaws. These girls planned all their own routines and perfected them.