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

Text from Pages 1 - 202 of the 1972 volume:

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Lockheed is well known for a variety of commerical and military aircraft. We here at Burrough appreciate all the useful equipment Lockheed has donated to us throughout the years. The many job opportunities and many programs for students interested in the many vocations Lockheed have to offer. Burbank is fortunate to have Lockheed as a neighbor. Qfilzd ps p Qump 11014 umulg ,14 S-.f ' -Y AKELA 1972 John Burroughs High School 1920 Clark Street Burbank, California Volume Twenty-four Tx 4 CGNTENTS Acknowledgement . . . . . . .200 Akela ............ ,.... 9 0 Band ..... . . . .96 Baseball ........ . . .78 Basketball ........ . . .62 Basketball Queen .... ..... 7 0 Basketball Rally . . ..... 60 Bowling ........ . . .54 Boys Council .... ..... 2 4 Choir ....... ..... 9 4 Clubs ....... ..... 2 2 Committees . . ..... 20 C.S.F ........................... 13 Cross Country Dance ...... Drama ..... Drill Team . . . Faculty ..... Fall Officers . Fine Arts . . Flag Girls . . . Football ..... Football Queen Football Rally G.A.A. .... . Girls League . S s Contents Golf ........................... Honors ......... Honor Society J uniors ........ .... Lettergirls . . . Letterman . . . Majorettes . . . . . . Mantra . . . Mascots . . . Operetta . . Orchestra ..... Photo Club . . Press Photo . . Seal Bearers .... . . . Til ... ... Seniors ......... Smoke Signal. . Speech ....... Sports Banquet Sports Night . . Spring Officers Soccer ......... . . . Song Leaders . . Sophomore . . . Swim ....... Tennis ..... Track ....... Water Polo .... Yell Leaders . . ach le debbie 2-I O .ti 'O co cu 6.0 cvs CL Seaibearers are honored with gold DENISE CAVINEE KATHY GALLOP '2!'.Ll7', DEBBIE CI-IEW SUSAN VIRGINIA NANCY CLARK CROCKETT FINK EQ if X , ELIUD GARCIA '4k w6G1 LAURA GINA DEBBY GIESE GUTRU HERQN RON HOWARD Q' Z: ,EZ m'-C pub LESLIE MONTY GALEN MOODY OHREN PETERSON 6 , tassels at graduation '. ' ' T, fl ' g if. TORBEN PATTI SCHRODER SHATZEL TERRI GRAIG WHITAKER WOOD WW? BRUCE WATSON JA? ANNE SCHULTZ it ffiiv-A f-Wfj' f ' V wart' 33 45' i i:.:,5sQ as V 'Q' .:,', 1-PQ. X V tl, A LORETTA SUSAN ROUGHTON SALLY snr? Qrmm- JOAN GARY SCHULTZ STOLARIK The California Scholarship Federa tion unique as a statewide organi Zat1On has as its purpose to en courage interest and pride in high standards of scholarship and to make possible further education for highly qualified young people. Through its purpose and organi- JOE WOOD 7 zation the Federation is peculiarly fitted to contribute to the nation- wide effort to identify, motivate, and encourage the students with intellectual ability. may CI' nif G 0 Q7 U CD .ti 'O cu ca OD CYS Q.. Spending an enjoyable summer viewing Europe and You can tell that our student JAN SALERNO is living in Belgium was CRAIG WOOD one Bur- still enjoying the memories of her summer trip to roughs student of 1971. Brazil and other South American countries. Passing college tests in the National Merit League were our merit winners CRAIG WOOD, VIRGINIA CROCKETT,AND MONTY OHREN. LINDA WITTROCK was chosen as this year's Most Outstanding Musician from all the instrumental groups at J.B.H.S. She was also selected for the All-Southern California High School Honor Band. Playing lst Clarinet in both our band and orchestra shows that Linda really has a great talent. Merits, 7652? ?f,,-' ALJ , , I 'f W 4, r: 2 f Q x fr f lv ff, mfjff, f , -'gg - L , -5 ,K 5 'ini H A 1 'I' 7 'Z fi f ff ffl f 17 ,gm . ,N ,mg - p f, X 'ff , , i ww ' , A I fp, X M441 . fi I ew f,,,,, , i ff Ag f HI 732' f, ff! ,ff ri QL 3 I Q U' f 'MZZ .Huff ,m v ,, , ' :wg 'frwr , fwwj 'V ,, V if p A Honors, and Foreign Lands a few Activities at J.B.H.S. Getting the honor of Most Outstanding Musician in the Band was Bill Milner. Bill is Representing John Burroughs as a Boys State Rep- One of our three 1971 Boys State Represent resentative 1971, was JOHN ADAMO. atives was RON FRANCE. 3 S' . ltite f A A ,,., Burroughs' lead trumpeter in the Stage Band and 1st trumpet in the J.B.1-LS. Band and Orchestra. X ff ff ff up ny C? ff G? gm :gig 5' f aw! sg Q We 9 Chosen to be the other Boys State Representative was ELIUD GARCIA. f? '11 . f TEV! HCS dianajo I'I tO i page ed 5.1 ,:,1, .t it W- ,,. , , E ww. LQ asf. , ' 1 ff yd Practicing many hours and playing for benefits and many other things are the members of the Dixieland Band, France is the home of our perky foreign exchange student Dominique Brabec. lO ff Dixieland Band The members ofthe Dixieland Band are: Barry Russell Pam Bernstein Linda Wittrock Greg Hartman Jeff Pastor Mike Lafayette Chris Walsh Ken Cole Getting the honor of being the Bur- roughs Girls State Representative was Cecelia Sanchez. Doing the hard work and organization of C.S.F. Presi- dent was Virginia Crockett. the 1971-1972 president. There are many students at Burroughs that get recognized with honors each year. Some are given a symbol of the honor and some are just given thanks. The Dixieland Band works many hours. These people worked hours on their own. They played for people at convalesant homes on their time, they thought of others instead of themselves. There was also Dominique Brabec our Foreign Exchange student. Coming from France, Dominique had alot of adjusting to do. Cecilia Sanchez the 1971 Girls State Representative represented Burroughs and California with ease and grace. The C.S.F. President, Virginia Crockett, worked hard at doing the Presidents' duties. Getting the honor of Backwards Dance King was Jon Funk. Getting the honor ofthe highest academic student is really something, and Craig Wood fit the honor per- fectly. The king ofthe Backwards Dance, Jon Funk, and his date, Stephanie Santoyo, look like they really enjoyed themselves. ll SS OH j G3 CI CTS itorzdi pageed High academic ability receives 1972 CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY C.S.F. members received honors for their high academic work, They were able to participate in the free periodu program which meant they were released from classroom supervision. The members also accompanied John Goddard on the annual spring hike. :,tm,e 1, t 1 . i --, -:Y Q jr . gf af N.. .l A fig: aff ae s L Q 5? S tg 5 Advising the inactive Honor Roll Society and C.S.F. is Mr. Marshall, He took part in all C.S.F. activities. l2 C.S.F. Members Donna Barkey Terry Belfer Kathleen Boyle Robert Brannon Jerry Buzzart Kathleen Cannon Roger Carroll Judy Carlisle Denise Cavinee Debra Chew Susan Christensen Patty Christopher Joan Classetti Cynthia Cosdon Susan Clarke Virginia Crockett Victoria Doran Kim Eldano Jill Ellis Nancy Fink Teri France Renee Frances Virginia Frankian Kathy Gallup Annette Garcia Eliud Garcia Laura Giese Gina Gutru Cindy Hart Greg Hartman Kathy Haynes Debbie Herod Jim Hickman Ron Howard Tom Hourigan Kathy Janus Angie Jordahl Dale Kranz Diana Larsen Diane Lewis Danette Lovejoy Joan McFarland Tanya Miller Kevin Milner Mike Morkin Bob Murray Galen Peterson Mary Ellen Reardon Noreen Reardon Walter Reiher Richard Rosenberg Loretta Roughton Jan Salerno Susan Sally Torben Schroder Anne Schultz Joan Schultz Greg Schupp Laura Scott Patti Shatzel Nicolina Sidoti Lisa Slagle Lawrence Stevenson Gary Stolarik Lorna Swann Stephanie Teller Bruce Watson Terri Whitaker Gordon White Linda Wittrock Craig Wood Joe Wood Serena Young Fred Zupp associate members: Kay Beeley Linda Bigbee Debbie Brennan Marcia Budnick David Carbaugh Kerin Carmody Shannon Donahue Phil Freno Pam Harwood Marta Heins Ross Hoaglund Janice Hull MarjorieJames Joyce Jockewicz Valerie Johnson Janet Maisel Kristal McClung Vicki McGraw Kathy McFarland Peggy McFarland Wayne Millazo Janet Money Martin Reddington Jan Rogers Natalie Rosenberg Marcia Schultz Thom Smith honors Keeping records for C.S.F. is Mr. GROSMARK. Mrs. BEATON keeps records for the Honor Society. The Fall Honor Roll includes: Luise Agai, Dawn Allen, Edson Allevato, Janet Allred, John Adamo, Douglas Anderson, Al Andrus, Karen Angel, Bruce Arnestad, Bryan Arnestad, Jim Aston. Robin Barnett, Connie Barron, Barbara Beck, Terry Belfer, Barbara Bergstrom, Denise Beyers, Bruce Bivens, Jacquie Botti, Kathleen Boyle, Carl Brandt, Robert Brannon, Steven Brazell, Carol Bridges, Kath- leen Broderick, Debby Brown, Jerry Buzzart, Roger Carrol, Scott Cameron, Kathleen Cannon, Judy Carlisle, Cathy Carpenter, Denise Cavinec, Ross Chao, Debra Chew, Susan Christenson, Patty Chris- topher, Susan Clarke, Joan Classetti, Deirdre Conroy, Vicky Cook, Cynthia Cosdon, Virginia Crockett, Beth Cummins, Donna Curtin, Walter Davis, Mike Delbarian, Patty DeMarco, Beth Depew, Bill Depew, Diane Dillman, Brianne Donahue, Victoria Doran, Christinia Ehrengruber, Diane Elliott, Kimberly Elcano, Donna Ellis, Tim Eyeler, Kim Ezell, Marilyn Fairchild, Nancy Fink, Patricia Forbes, Ron France, Teri France, Renee Frances, Virginia Frankian, Jackie Freeman, Sue Freeman, Carolyn Frost, Annette Garcia, Eliud Garcia, Kathy Gallup, Carla Garrity, Alex Gibb, Mary Gibb, Laura Giesc, Joe Glosz, Cathy Goit, Roberta Gooding. Sheryl Gossard, Debbie Griffin, Sherrie Griffith, Dave Gunn, Gina Gutru, Marc Halbritter, Paula Hannan, Jennifer Hansen, Cindy Hart, Gregory Hart- man, Randee Harwood, Mary Jo Hastings, .Iunie Haynes, Kathy Haynes, Lorraine Herndon, Debbie Herod, Susan Hess, Jim Hickman, Frank Hill, Jeff Hill, Tom Hourigan, Ron Howard, Heidi Jaffee, Sandy Jensen, Kathy Janus, Donna Jones, Lawrence King, Marilyn Koerner, Everette Kronlund, Diana Larsen, Carol Leibowitz, Linette Lette, Monica Leum, Diane Lewis, Danette Lovejoy, Bill Luf- fee, Pat Malak, Michelle Malan, Wendy Martin, JoAnn Marks, Brian Matthews, Susie Matzkin, Rex Mayreis, Barbara McAllister, Patty McClary, Michael McCarthy, Joan McFarland, Terry McGee, Kathy McKenzie, Jayne McLane, Sharon Mealey, Tanya Miller, Kevin Milner, Leslie Moody, Marjorie Moody, Robert Morgan, Mike Morkin, Robin Mounce, Bob Murray, Michele Murray, Lorraine Newberg, Pat Norris, Nancy Ohanian, Monty Ohren, Robert Olson, Ric Oslund, Marilyn Ozurovich, Debra Palmer, Patricia Papero. David Pennington, Galen Peterson, Lynette Pope, Patti Price, Bau- line Pryor, Sue Pulver, Kirk Putnam, Helen Quayle, Maria Ramos, Vivienne Ready, Mary Ellen Reardon, Noreen Reardon, Bob Reicheldcrfer, Wally Reiher, Lynette Robak, Steve Rodowick, Sharon Rodriquez, Richard Rosenberg, Brenda Ross, Loretta Roughton, Kathy Rush, Helen Ruskowitz, Jancis Salerno, Janet Sally, Susan Sally, Cecilia Sanchez, Gary Scardona, Debby Schiff, Donna Schif- farle, Craig Schmidt, Terben Schroder, Anne Schultz, Joan Schultz, Greg Schupp. Laura Scott, Patti Shatsel, lrene Shih, Margaret Sheffield, Stanley Sherman, Debbie Siciliano, Nicoline Sidoti, Kath- leen Singleton, Lisa Slagle, Paulette Slater, Laurie Stacey, Mike Stanley, Vivi Staurset, Lawrence Stevenson, Tim Stevenson, Wendy Stiltield, Norm Stockton, Gary Stolarik. Debbie Stone, Laura Surles, Lorna Swann, Louis Talamantes, Brian Tausig, Stephanie Teller, Chris Theofanis, Chad Thompson, Patty Todd, Susan Troyanek, Valerie Trudeau, Karen Vance, Randy VanDealen Wetters, Alice Van- derhoef, Mary VanVlack, Debbie Vrtar, Susan Wahl, Mary Walcott, Bruce Watson, Robert Wemyss, Terri Whitaker, Mike Whitcomb, Donna White, Gordon White, Barbara Wind, Richard Williams, Linda Wittrock, Craig Wood, Joe Wood, Serena Young, Fred Zupp, I3 nceslunzer 21 fr TI O H pageed ups 93126 2.10 HIP QU HIP 3 as :J ORGANIZATIGNS 'X ,1v.:,.. , . ...1,. -. he ,f ffgg it V , D 6 A Q' -2 mg, .f '.. tfisff?-' f A 'Q ' 3 ,-J 14 1' - lL: , - ff . . 4 'il I ' 2 ,ggi QQ '7' Q K' .c,.f Au. ,Vx -I fff'-nf? 'ha 'CEM - aw 1 V7 P264 4 Q -33 , 530 . f 'yff '21 G. ' ., -f1r,'f - , it-f f- r x ,gn 1- 1 51 4: fi ' . .,, -1. 'gd 'Q', , ' -' D 3 aim I' ,, poo3ed I p:1o1 BUUO F UO S9 Fall President, ELIUD GARCIA, devoted many hours to the Student Body. A devoted President is always appreciated. Important matters are usually more effectively dealt with when respon- sible people are in charge. The John Burroughs fall officers are very re- sponsible people and led by President Eliud Garcia, they dealt with several important matters throughout the year. All officers of the student body government are members of the Ex- ecutive Cabinet which meets every day fourth period in the Student Body office. The adviser to the Ex- ecutive Cabinet is Mr. Crawford. One of the biggest and most im- portant function of the Executive Cabinet is the reviewing the budgets of the many student body organi- zations. It surely takes dedicated people to perform the responsibil- ities ofthe student body officers. Student government f , iJ.!, BETH CUMMINS, A.S.B. Auditor, found fall se- mester rewarding and interesting. When you are inter- ested in a project, it shows. Glad to have been a right arm, Vice-President Alertness and a fast pen are among the KATHY CANNON said, lt was better than qualities that secretary CONNIE BAR- being all thumbs. RON displayed during fall semester. l6 in capable hands Patti Burke J acquee Botte-alt. Frank Psomos Gilberto Moreno-alt. Jim Ewart Gary Sanden-alt. Lynette Pope Kathy Whitsel-alt. Irma Blandino Julie Gross-alt. Becky Logan Vicky Mc Graw-alt. Jim Technosky Vince Arroyo-alt. Annette Garcia Greg Hartman-alt. Danny Murphy Robert Johns-alt. Charlene Ramsey-alt. Robert Hintz Daunei Holman-alt. Steve Ostrowski .loe Kubasak-alt. Heidi Hirsh Ross Benson-alt. Richard Sand Debbie Whiting Penny Farrow Donna Lower-alt. Steve Shane April Yaphe-alt. Anne Gallardo LEGI SLATIVE COUN John Brady Theresa Boysen Debbie Aguilar-alt. Ed Garcia Tom Smith Mary Stevensen-alt. Vana Van Hoose Alan Spruell-alt. Noreen Reardon Denise Cavinee-alt. Michele Alexander Carrelius Olvey-alt. Bonnie Barnes Terrie Broman Sharon Merrill Carol Leibowitz-alt. Gary Figueroa Pat Ramos-alt. Stcphaine Santoyo-alt, Karen Wurm Faith Compton-alt. Robert Hutchison Bill Depew-alt. Ralph Anderson Laurie Shipp Mary Molina Bob Weaver Sharon Mealey-alt. Lynn Schultz Mike Ezmirlian-alt. Ceccilia Sanchez Debbie Brown-alt. Sam Adams Bill Wilson-alt. Warren Welsh Bill Chronisten-alt. Leslile Mullins Gina Gutru Barbara Beck-alt. Carla Bertole Marianne Gentile-alt. Naomi Rivera Roxanne Gutknecht-alt.. Lynne Farrell Janet Money-alt. Bill Smith-alt. Bruce Anderson Gary Lehman Tom Chance-alt. Anita Moreno Mary Hensley-alt. Barbara Beck Carol Bridges Suzanne Robb Michelle Kuepa-alt. Debbie Beauetaine Melody Stewart-alt. Jocile Santoloci Brad Hickman-alt. Marty Sinda Jay Kukawsky-alt. Lois Giles Valerie Volpe-alt. Kathy Singleton Pam Quatro-alt. Laurie Robinson Christal Kyriacun-alt Sam Ross Gloria Ibarra-alt. Kandie Kennedy Tom Johnson-alt. Rick Parks Julie Halamicek-alt. Jeff Halter Kiti Smith-alt. Eliud Garcia Peggy Lamb Kathy Cannon Stephanie Drew Louis Talemantes Beth Cummins Connie Barron STEPHANIE DREW was a hit as A.S.B. recorder. She A VCU' fespecfable SPOUSOT Indeed could fill an album with the memories, experiences, well Mr MAX CRAWFORD has backed would you believeasinglefg l7 Qur Associated Student Bod officers R All of the student body gets a chance to vote for the candidate of their choice. -nz 1 5, V., x Being Auditor BETH CUMMINS supervises Responsible for all of J.B.'s awards and as- money raising activities and records money suming presidential duties in case of his absence expenditures forthe A.S.B. KATHY CANNON does a great job as Vice- President, 18 1 4 A 2 ie' -1 Y sigh! f mama-mmap-.,, Fi J fvwfw N 2 l ' l f ' 96' 7 14 I , - 'QQ ' Presiding over the Executive Cabinet, Leg- islative Council and all of J,B.'s assemblies are only a few duties of ELUID GARCIA our A.S.B. President. 3 FC J... if iigvfff -X ' . ,x .fy ,,. 'V' . rt. S . tt . r . I -44,1 . if .. ' MW' ,,,. V f S 1 .Vfki .. -elected spring semester -0--t t 4 'l- 't ,142 'K -f -1':,54Q3'2 .f,1-- Q as -'., . 7 . Our one newly installed A,S.B. I Vykg 2 l1 ,,,, officer is MIKE MCGEH EE Boys V . llf l'Z' llll V QM gf, ,1,, ill , Council President he is in charge ' fx ' ! 'Y ' V my i ofthe Sports Banquets. ,Li gf f in 3 f L ' I . . , A.S.B. Secretary CONNIE BARRON is in charge of all balloting and elections besides her duty of keeping minutes. A.S.B. set many goals to accomplish throughout the year. During the fall semester several of these goals were fulfilled. Now with the Spring semester underway the cabinet is working hard to keep everyone on campus happy. Among the problems being taken care of are: bike racks put inside the cam- pus, only registered vehicles allowed to park in student parking lot, ecology on campus and a possibility of a smoking lounge. Our A.S.B. officers have also formed a special fund for our Mural in which extra money, on interest will also accumulate. There was also a new sign put up reading Home of the Burroughs Indians our officers made this possible. 163333 . QQQQWQQZ ggwwwwfm ' aaagaa aa QE QQ ig In charge of all correspondence received and sent from Executive Cabinet and Legislative Council are among the duties of A.S.B. Recorder STEPHANIE DREW. 19 Q-4 Q.. 'P'4 .E O S by r:deb O it pageed Committees . ,. , 1. . ,rf ,, f ,, !,,,,,,fM ,gf 93nd loltpo uuop ole U S9 Brushing away the Pep committee always paints banners and posters, even Michalangelo would get down from his ceiling to see. Rally committee delightfully dilly dalliesl' to put together a Bur- roughs rally. Rallies are always an enjoyed event. lt takes a fun group to make fun and interesting assemblies. The Assembly Committee this year proved that by getting together some veeeeery interesting assemblies. t a.av WM 3 U17 .111 f.. 1 20 are the backbone of Student Government Publicity Committee is responsible for all the posters, banners and other material pasted, glued, taped or nailed to our walls, ceilings, stairs and doors. A good way to communicate to the public?? Smiling Facesl' seem to be the fad today. Election Committee sure are in with the times. They smile even during the difficult time of elections, Then again they may even giggle or grin. 21 0 nf Al 1 ff iv tl , HCS dianajo l'I tO e edi ag P Clubs are f , ,,,,4- ' i is e ew ,-,' Ll' 4 f :L - ..:ul:5u.f The Z club members are: Joanne Lento QPresidentJ, Pam Bernstein CVice Presidentj, Rosann Mirisola Cfreas- urerj, Irma Blandio fSecretaryj, Kathie Broderick, Renee McKimmy, Marianne Gentile, Jenelda Stark, Pat Adkins, Vivian Fernandez, Cherie Fryman, Mary Hensley, Susie Hess and Mrs. Stevens QSponsorj. ljjgl l fl-,::'.,.'7f 64 -', ','Z2 Z, .num If The talented people in the Art Club are: Barbara McAllister, Ruth Norris, Carol Reeser, John Dixon, Michael Froelich Jan Salerno Beat Deroche, Mike McArthy, Tim Eyler, Doug Anderson, and Mr. Wood fSponsorj. , i 22 better than ever The members of the Chess Club are: Tracy Watson, Cy Estabrook, Caryn Ronick, Bill Heidenberger, Jeff Mills, Tim Turner, Bill South- worth, Denny Osborn, and Mr. Williams fSponsorJ. Learning a secretary's trade are: Mary Jo Hopkinson CVice Presidentj, Debby Brown, Sherrie Griffith, Sharon Humphries, Sonja Kaiser, Debbie Loccisano, Lilia Lopez, Cheryl Mooney, Pat Papero, Maira Perez, Cecilia Sanchez, Kathie Singleton, Randie Sollod, Cathy Witt, and Mrs, Trempe fSponsorj, f5 :1'- 1,-esfwaef as .3 1'5 5 ya? 29' 7' -11:2 2 :fy-51:.:j:r:5:g::gfra-1:3-'.15?' .gf-fjrffeg ' 'Pi 54' 'f , ikwf ' , 'aw I r -V M,,.,,. , if 'E?' . ' ' .- ., , :-af-. ,':':-1: 4- e 'Vi Ffa : 'f ' I-bf' V, , -Q. 2 -4 .5 K 14,94 .3 'v 'ff . '. 1, J ,f -,4,,.,.., ,,:, 5 - Y, ,N ,,.. ' 1- ' f Yw filff' ' ff ii Q ig, ff gffgrfgw-,, . x r ,'t,e I Qer I , ' , - 'lglsf t f- , fav V- -. . I 1 V, ,- M f f ,. 1 ,, . 4 4,,,.M, -:A-vyvjw ' . ffgw - . H., ,M rw. ,, ffyff J if I wwf' 4, fm, .Mr , vp 9 ' ' f- . , '13, ffrvsmyf , ': - H- n f' ,MM R The boys in the Key Club are: Mike McGehee fPres.J, Greg Hartman QVice Presj, Manuel da Motta The Spanish Club members are: Mike Ezmirlian CPres- Cfreasurerl, Craig Schmidt CSecretaryJ, Bob Murray, Bob Hutchison, Steve Dimick, Richard Ro- identj, Terri Whitaker fVice Presidentj, Kathy Gallup senberg, Wally Reiher, John Gates, Tom Hourigan, Conrad Hoffman, Larry Wolfe, Steve Rod- CSecretaryJ, Heidi Jaffee tTreasurerj, Dawn Allen, owick, Jeff Taylor, Joe Glosz, Dana McGehee, Cy Estabrook, Doug Darling, with Mr. Stiver tSpon- Gwen Stover, Laura Giese, Elena Hernandez, Sue sorj and Mr. Pravosi fKiwanis Sponsory. Clark, Roger Carroll, Lyn Shults, Maria Ramos, Glo- ria Arias, Carlos Vargas, Denise DeVine, Tony Ver- dugo, Angie Jordall, Gregg Schupp, Vicki McGraw, Q3 Cathy Schnoebelin, Nancy Sage, Debbie Herod, Cindy Cosden, Gordon White and Mrs. Silva tSponsorl f.,.',, 5- .raft .f'-' ,.f,f, Ag, 3-'L 1 Q. 1 olipo 93nd Il IO Apu poom f f Boys' Council president and vice-president, Louis Talamantes and Manuel da Motta, along with advisor Mr. Brewer, preside over a meeting to discuss future activities for boys. Coach Dunivant awards most valua Banquet sponsored by Boys' Council. M X -, - in i 1 f Ziizifz. 1 fi Q e player Jon Funk a football trophy during the Fall Sports 24 f t urrough Boys' Council president Louis Tala- mantes has an important job of direct- ing activities and projects for the boys ofJohn Burroughs. students enjo a variety of activities Boys' Council is made up of president, vice- president and certain representatives from each grade level. They are responsible for the football programs, and handle the bal- loon concession for the Burbank-Burroughs football game. They sponsor the Fall, Basketball, and Spring banquets each year. in previous years Boys' Council has allowed for each senior who has lettered in his sport to receive a free meal at the banquet. This year their budget made it possible for them to provide a free dinner for all boys who lettered, re- gardless of class. Depending upon their funds at the end of the year, Boys, Council awards two or three scholarships to those seniors most deserving. Le Cercle Francais CFrench Clubj is open to students in second or third year French to learn more about France, the French people, and their language. Paul Smith, Bob Hutchison, Monty Ohren, Eliud Garcia and Mr. Richard Zucker build another bridge over the Student-Teacher gap by conversing openly at one of the Student- Faculty meetings. filfsi ii f sf 'i Virginia Crockett, Craig Wood, and our exchange student from France, Domi- nique Brabec, enjoy a few minutes out of their busy school schedules to relax at the A.F.S. Banquet. R Girls pla an active part at Here we have our Girls' League President, PEGGY LAMB, talking over important business with , Y- 'Nm ' BARBARA WIND and BETH CUMMINS and the rest ofthe committee. I X -fd ,yy T . in These at the Mother-Daughter Dinner. There doesnlt seem to be any generation gap with this group, are the girls and their mothers F 7 u ,J . 4 , K4 6 ' V ff li' li,A'flt r s 5 is 3, iz in - me xl ..., LYNNETTE POPE, SHARON MERRIL, and BETH CUMMINGS are reading over some exciting news at one ofthe Girls' League Meetings. 26 E 53 LB. 'ii 19' '7 'i QW 's-4.10. ' -. ,nys . s r ,WA Q '4 V f ., ff in f . Ka. , Q X 1 's We 1. f wi' nw ' gg Q . f ,g 5 .Vw .f. lifts ,,affivy f g- 5 0 , if D ...V - f'-' in-4w f5u of , .f 2 Lw,.iV,Q 'il' m,4k if ,QAi?,Au! Q, W , ,W -JWV' .f7v.. ..,W , paw? I I ., 1 rr K4 rbi Wm . , V! Awww' , ay, Qlu, ,M f ,,,, 1.1 ...M-V, Upon entering Burroughs, every girl automatically becomes a mem- ber iof Girls, League. The purpose of the organization is to promote friendliness and school spirit. Girls, League sponsors many activities such as the Mother-Daughter Ban- quet and a car wash. Each P.E. class elects one repre- sentative and one alternate. They attend the meetings, held once a week, and then report to their clas- ses the ideas and future plans of Girls, League. Some of our new girls at the New Girls' Tea seem to be talking things over. 1 s i 1 I-lere,s a large group of new girls getting acquainted at the New Girls, Tea held in the Senior Patio. ' 27 This year's Girls, League president is PEGGY LAMB. This year she's done a great job of sponsoring things such as the Mother-Daughter Dinner and the New Girls' Tea. itor: cindy wood page ed Who has the best team in the land? A taste of raspberry and a bit of whipped cream as coach KEN TADA bravely held his breath to be served some pie in a high spirited skit presented by the Song Leaders. 32 School spirit was sailing through the air on yells and cheers and being ab- sorbed by an enthusiastic student body during the first football rally held September 24. Think Spirit was the theme that the Yell Leaders and Song Leaders attempted to impress on the students to motivate them into high spirits. Many people spend many hours planning the rallies to create school spirit. 2 1 Coach BOB DUNIVANT, at the rally, spoke of the determination ofthis year's mighty Indians. urroughs! With arms held high in a cheer for John Burroughs, Yell Lead- Now clamoring to the coach for new secret plays, this team earlier ers help drum up more school spirit. showed to students the unique training program of our Indians. Kicking up a storm of good old J.B. spirit during the rally, were Their performance included a skit and a routine to the song It Don't Song Leaders CAROLYN FROST, CYNDY HADDAD, VIVI Come Easy. ANN STAURSET, MELANIE NYSTROM and SUSIE AKINS. 33 r: cindy wood O page edit The roar ofthe crowd will linger on This year's majorettes are KELLEY MORGAN, JOANN LENTO, the head majorette and KATHY BRODERICK, A panel of students and teach- ers chose the majorettes on the basis of poise, and proficiency with the ba- ton, and grade average. Twirling their way through a sharp routine, the majorettes and flag twirlers livened up many play- ing fields this year. Our three majorettes and eight flag twirlers spent many out of school hours perfecting the colorful routines witnessed by the student body. With flags snapping and batons flashing, they accompanied the John Burroughs Redskin Band at various parades. Many girls tryout before a panel of teachers and students to become members of these groups. Flag twirlers this year are DEBBIE BROWN, ROBIN MOUNCE, SUE SNOW, FAITH COMPTON, KATHY WHITESAL LYNNETTE POPE, PATTI BURKE and STEPHANIE DREW, their captain. The girls spend many hours perfecting their routines. 34 Drumming up indian power is MARIO RODRIQUEZ, this year's mascot. He was elected last fall by the student body. Added to the Redskin Band this year is a Color Guard, which precedes the band and takes part in half times. The Color Guard includes KATHY MEYER, captain, CHRIS EHREN- An honorary indian, .MARIE CENTENO, works with the mascot in pepping up the crowd at various games, She was elected in the spring ofl970. GRUBER, JILL ELLIS, RENEE FRANCES, KATHY SINKS, BARBARA WIND and SANDY SMITH. s holzer CC H 21 fr itor: page ed Let us sing a song of victory SN ' ,-f' iq ' I 'xxx-, 1. '-vw , -5, -.xx v .1 5 1 ,XX 5' A Full of spirit and soul is one of our girl The cheers came loud and clear from yeuleaders STEPHANIE SANTOYO- STEVE THOMAS our head yell leader. The spirit of junior JEFF HALTER is definitely contagious. Talk about enthusiasm here's a girl with a surplus, meet JAN SALERNO. T ft T riti rilii .ltl it ' ,F fVVVV,V my VVV' VV , L Q ' 1 , f- , , ,',' L t Q if ,',t, , , Starting the season with lots of spirit, the Burroughs yell leaders do their thing. --...MM ,', ' ' i f f . 1 .gf W i ,S ' 'Hr' Always in tune and in step is MELANIE Sweet Sue, it's got to be you. Meet Bright eyes and a big smile describes NYSTROM one of John Burroughs SUSIE AKINS one ofour songleaders. CYNDY HADDAD singing on for songleaders Burroughs. A spirited kick and shaking pom-poms are the trade marks of CAROLYN FROST. 37 Therels a definite twinkle about VIVI STAURSET as she goes about her business of spreading spirit. Cheryl Alley Pam Barber Barbara Beck Linda Bethany Denise Beyers Linda Blackwood Kathleen Boyle Jennifer Brookes Paula Burton Patti Canfield Judy Carlisle Mary Carlisle Denise Cavinee Patricia Christopher Susan Clarke Gail Conners Cynthia Cosdon Keiko Creacy Jeannie Curtis Lori Derington Kathy Dixon Sue Dizon Vicki Doran Debbie Durnbough Eveelyn Eichler Lori Faith Marilyn Fairchild Terri France Sue Freeman Tara Galloway Kathy Gallup Mary Lori Garcia Cathy Goit Kris Groneman Lorraine Halter Jennifer Hansen Lila Hansen Kathy Haynes Carol Heidenberger Debbie Herod Susie Hess Dianne lhle Angela Jordahl Marie Kleidon Marilyn Koerner Diana Larsen Danette Lovejoy Vicki Major Melody Markey Patricia Martin Patty McCleary Mary Molina Marjorie Moody Sue Moorberg Leslie Mullins Birgit Nagal Marilyn Ozurovich Susan Pulver Trisha Riley Lynnette Robak Suzanne Robb Cecilia Sanchez Joan Schultz Linda Serrano Paulette Slater Mari Stone Pat Thomas Jane Topping Melanie Tromley Karen Vance Vana Van Hoose Kathi Wattenberger Sue White 1972 nj unettes There was an old lady who lived in a shoe, she had so many children, she didn't know what to do. Well they could have all become Injunettes. Mrs. CAROLYN WYATT is the adviser olthis shoe full of Injuns, but hardly an old lady-she is of- ten mistaken for one ofthe girls. 38 njunettes entertain Burroughs fans Injunette Captain, JOAN SCHULTZ, is heap big leader ofthe Injunettes. She is a fine example of mighty responsible feminism. She whistles the signals like a Robin somewhere in the distance. r One thing is for sure, the girls in Injunettes have the brightest smiles, rin or shine. Smiling brightly are: PAULETTE SLATER, SUE MOORBERG and MARILYN OZUROVICH, the co-captains ofthe 1972 Injunettes. In each of us exists the desire to achieve. One of the hardest working groups at John Burroughs is the Injunettes. Achievement is only one of their goals, because satisfaction and gratification are also included. These girls devote many long hours to the group. The responsibilities and strict regulations of the group definitely prove that this is one of the outstanding female organizations on campus. Their routines and tremendous effort exerted at various parades requires leadership and stamina. John Burroughs, plus the hundreds of spectators who have enjoyed their hard work, greatly appreciate them. May future girls at John Burroughs carry on the good reputation of the l972 Injun- ettes. 39 OIICS J page editor: donnaj Aqqop :lonpo 93nd JUIQS J Royal house of Burroughs reigns at if ff 3 Q2 T y i S ' Fall Sports Queen 40 The girlsiinominated for 1971-72 Fall Sports Queen were Susie Akins, Patti Canfield, Brianne Donahue, Carolyn Frost, Lois Giles, Cyndy Haddad, Lorie Iverson, Suzanne Jones, Terry Kellerhouse, Sharon Merrill, Stephanie Slantoyo and Karen Wurm. They were chosen by football, water polo and cross country teams. Then by the votes of the student-body the final decisions were made. The Queen and her court reigned at the annual Burbank-Burroughs football game. Homecoming fsfffwlvw The l97l-72 Fall Sports Queen is BRIANNE DONAHUE. Varsity football captain JON FUNK crowned Queen BRIANNE DONAHUE at the football rally. Stunned at the crowd DANNY MURPHY escourts lst princess CYNDY HADDAD in front of 1500 people. Honored as 2nd princess is junior PATTI CANFIELD who was es- courted by CRAIG WOOD. ELUID GARCIA was privileged to escourt 3rd princess SHARON MERRILL at the Burbank-Bur- roughs football game. A VM 1972 Varsity otrpa 93nd I.I uoyi ll Aoisu We present the 1972 INDIANS, 7 Terrill Morgan, ll Tom Lawson, 20 Ron Singleton, 21 Jeff Burg, 22 Louis Talamantes, 23 Rick Mendoza, 24 .Ion Funk, 25 Kevin Recchia, 30 Mike McGehee, 31 Bruce Kranzburg, 32 Manuel daMotta, 33 Mike Vensky, 34 Robert Mendoza, 35 John Barnhart, 42 Sam Adams, 44 Dan Ossello, 50 Dennis Vanderwall, 51 Bill Heidenberger, 52 Jack Chavoor, 53 Randy Garetto, 60 Steve Davis, 61 Mike Moor- head,.62 .lim Hergenrother, 63 Steve Mason, 64 John Cannon, 65 Barry Catlett, 66 Steve Dimick, 67 Robert Olson, 70 Tyler Easley, 71 Mike Del- barian, 72 Joe Kubasak, 74 Jeff Ward, 75 Tom LeRoy, 76 Bob Miller, 78 Marty Sinda, 80 Bob Stewart, 82 Jim Hickman, 83 Randy Stage, 84 Scott Nelson, 85 Galen Peterson, 87 Jay Gudzin, 88 Jeff Bu,drick, 89 Jim Galbraith. 1 5 S Guiding 1 4 0-I 8 A ff the Indians are coaches Mr. DUNIVANT, Mr. BELL, Mr, TADA, Mr. JONNSON, and Mr. DEMAYO. 42 This is the most optimistic I've been since 1967, Coach Bob Dunivant related, because the league is more balanced and we have so many returning lettermenf' Pasadena and Muir have left the Foot- hill League for the Pacific League. This means the Foothill League will have six teams. The Burroughs Indians ended the 1970 season with a hair raising, 15-12, victory over Burbank High School, the cross town rival, breaking a long three year losing streak. This has given the returnees more confidence, and that, along with some talented newcomers, is a combination that makes for a fight- ing machine. Spring drills began with more than 120 young men giving up their afternoons for the love of football. When the dust settled, the long hours of rigorous practice took its toll, for only 83 remained. Most of the dropouts were boys who didn't realize that preparing to play football is hard work. ,. qry ndians don war paint The offensive line is made up ofJEFF BUDRICK, JIM GALBRAITH, MIKE DELBARIAN, JIM HERGENROTHER, DENNIS VANDER- WALL, STEVE DAVIS, JOE KUBASAK, SCOTT NELSON, JON FUNK, TOM LAWSON, TERRILL MORGAN and JOHN BARNHART. This years hard hitting defensive line is, MIKE MCGEI-IEE, BOB MILLER, MIKE MOORHEAD, RANDY GARETTO, JEFF WARD, JOHN CANNON, SAM ADAMS, DAN OSSELLO, MANUEL DAMOTTA, JAY GUDZIN, JIM HICKMAN. vW ulv,frff, 1-f'w,n,-fi f. f- , I- ,K I, I ,V K I ,few ? 'W'1Q?8!6r,-vhygjlm ig. , L I i',,4H'mfwrw4i ,.'i , ,guy 799041 1972 Sophomore team ,if , , V ,. , ' 4925? 2fi4V7VQ'Vff',V ,,s A ' fri' GV?VVf12f?'1' Wf fffi if ' V-WlVVV'?fV'Ef7f 'k'- af if I 2 'V ,ooo . ,, .V - . oo ooooo . -V , . r V. gy- 'V gg!fgM,jg,f7fV V if,VVyf1 ,',, V,af,V'g-' QV,.Qf 'A ' :IV-' ',.'- -' ' - I 5 V 2V V. V H , fi V ' f' , .V i,. . 'L' 1 .V ,V W, .,,.s,.,,,,,, fLV f, i' 5,1 ,V 8, ff? il ' 2' 6' 1 If ' V :..: ..V::1f.fV:-,Q 'V ' f qfiqe V 1, V7 'fa V , x V- . V , , ,igj ggi' V V V V V, ' V. 5 . fm , VAI' ,511 V .2 I .! ,. , ,, ,, ,3t,,Vy .fytf ,i . , , 3 'V ,- V J? .V 717 V 1 J,Hf'? flVZ.5 I 7 1., Va, Y -EV -' I :. 1 'iv Lp ' ' , -I . .. ,V V., Virgin. ,, ., ,VI Vi ,ln 75.54.71 gl V V'-Vg V1.4 1, gig., , -V I' . ,, ..V. 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'V-rig, 11111, af. f,V, I gy, j',5VJfY1Y,:' ',,g,'f V xg Vfz, '-' 5' X ss.gV?-fjY,, ,V tgp ,,j,,,-gV,,Vr ..,, 'V .VL' ge. vi, VV-'. , 3Q9gff'W 4, e ,o,V V V V v oVVo V,,V, f ff, I . V ' V ' 'o', p ulalol :lolrpo 98nd O9 1:-D1 1. The Sophomore team carried a new name and a new style of playing this year. Coach George Rosales and Coach Merle Stone were aided by Student Coach Steve Armstrong and Student Coach Art Luciani. The Sophomore team was composed of the following members, 9 Mike Funk, 10 Curtis Ihle, ll Frank Esposito, 14 Mike Kennedy, 20 Greg Pyeatt, 21 Thomas Lee, 23 AJ. Brick, 30 Dana McGehee, 32 Craig Beaubien, 33 Steve Gerace, 34 John Powers, 40 Randy Simmrin, 41 Jim Rode, 42 Conrad Lopez, 50 Nolan Day, 51 Reece Talley, 53 John Jacobs, 60 Max Santillian, 61 Jerry Howell, 62 Bill Southworth, 63 Mike Finnegan, 64 Al Miller, 65 Leo Diaz, 66 Marc LaPrath, 67 Bill Page, 70 Ricky Herrera, 71 Marc Canterbury, 73 Ken Kennedy, 74 Gerald Baumgarten, 75 John Mitchell, 76 Paul Helm, 77 Paul Lein, 78 Les Lahgston, 83 Robert Jarbo, 84 Mike Stewart, 85 Dave Ward, 86 Ray Dimick, 87 Jim Ewart, 88 Gary Sanden. Wy 1 i Varsity Captain, JON FUNK and Sophomore Captain, MIKE ' , FUNK, were ready to lead our teams into battle. Varsity Managers JOHN VANATTA and JOE WOOD, with Sophomore Managers SCOTT HIGGINS and PAUL MARTIN , were ready for action. 44 What is one hundred and seventy pounds? It is the average weight of the John Burroughs Sophomore football team this year. These young men have spent many summer days and countless rigorous hours of practice since the beginning of school keeping in top notch condition. The football fans saw some fast action when the Sophomore team took to the field this year. ndians prepare for war with neighboring teams The Sophomore Defense war party was THOMAS LEE, DANA MCGEHEE, FRANK ESPOSITO, GERALD BAUMGARTEN BILL SOUTHWORTH, REECE TALLEY, CONRAD LOPEZ, ROBERT JARBO, LENNIE MCCARTHY, GREG PYEATT, STEVE GERACE and A.J. BRICK. The Sophomore Offense war party consisted of RANDY SIMMRIN, RICKY HERRERA, JOHN POWERS, MARC LaPRATH NOLAN DAY, MIKE FUNK, LEO DIAZ, CRAIG BEAUBIEN, MIKE FINNEGAN, ROBERT JARBO, and MIKE STEWART. .f -f ' f -fre. A ,4anr xmmrlamnm.ioe.z,aaa.7srow'4v'wf'4-.-zw,f.f,,fww.c':sm.v1sfnmff?1',sr,'.1 -sw,'mzx.:::cfwvwrz msfzv- 'U S39 UQ CD 1!P9 uaq no ,-4 r-I I3 U3 5' L4 urroughs Indians go on War path Sixteen 1970 John Burroughs lettermen have returned to play for the Red and the White this year. Among the returnees are John Barnhart, a fullback who finished as the teams No. 2 rusher in 1970. Barnhart gained 238 yards in 42 carries for a 5.6 average. Jon Funk, the No. 4 rusher with 178 yards and a 3.7 average also returned. John Burroughs has several outstanding re- ceivers led by lettermen Jim Galbraith, Scott Nelson and Jay Gudzin and varsity newcomers Jim Hickman and Jeff Budrick. Jeff Ward, Tom LeRoy, and Bob Miller and Joe Kubasuk give the Indians experience at tackle, while Steve Dimick and Jim Hergen- rother do the same at guard. Jack Chavoor is a letterman center and Bruce Kranzberg and Dann Ossello are veteran defensive backs. SCOREBOARD Crespi vs. Burroughs. . . Crespi won La Mirada vs. Burroughs . . . La Mirada won Redondo vs. Burroughs . Redondo won North Torrance vs. Burroughs Burroughs won Hoover vs. Burroughs . . Burroughs won Glendale vs. Burroughs . . Burroughs won CV vs. Burroughs . . CV won Blair vs. Burroughs . . . Blair won Burbank vs. Burroughs . . . Burroughs won W '-,. ,.. my ' . ,Q ,, 1 4 , . , .M Apps ,f V . , 4 . ,fr 'f gf s.. sms- ..7-6 28-20 26-14 .26-0 14-13 .31-7 .13-O .20-0 l7-13 95 - '1 in 'lk '. I .r-15 V '4 I, , Y '14, Q, I--' 'UW 4.1 f,,,. . , 15' A 5, fnf s-- John Burroughs player reaches high for an intercepted pass. Junior, RONNIE SINGLETON is on his way for a hopeful touch- down. JOHN BARNI-IART, RANDY GARETTO, JIM GALBRAITH JEFF WARD, persue a Cresenta Valley man. MIKE DELBARIAN leading the blocking for running back JON FUNK. SCOTT NELSON tries to catch an over thrown ball. Quickness and agility looses JIM GALBRAITI-I tackler. i i f ,qw A 'f f 4 QA ff ,QQ N72 : . ' f I' f f - 49' 5? Us , 1 , W , if aff ' ff H I X ,K f , f f ' , f , f ,, f f': 1 I Vi f I I ,VA , , ,' iyfiif f if-l3fL.f 1, , 5, I I- ' ' ,' 1- '-i ' , ff ' ,f' 1 I, f , f, g , f ,, f , if 315- f 4 f 455 1- X . g f.-af ,fi gm , , P- ' , ,,i'?5 f' , I j ,-,V ,zfiffj 'P . wwwf f ,fe 7 ' . ' 7,7 , za., ' -- , I ffsf' - ji . W - an f f 2 , 1 3 I I I I urroughs beats Crosstown rival 'I-'f 11 K , fl nf B f 2 i , s- ' ' 1 2 H7-V f . f ,.. fy -f ' B' '. f .ww- , , ,J , JEFF BUDRICK goes for under thrown pass in the Burbank game. Scott Nelson struggles for extra yardage a- gainst two strong Bulldogs. JIM HICKMAN trys to intercept a Bulldogs pass. ' A.i-X-4-i.-as--2.-2-+.b4ssv,wdiYdC -Q? !lGu.. i21s.2'!F-RYE-Y 'WLVX TERM' A X, vw 5414? A' CY-'. 7H'f5?7W2 Will , A - x . .f , , VV ,,, . .ken linsley editor GJ OD CSS Q.. 'WAV K 4- -V ?1y, Receivin various awards for their contribution in the man Varsity Football games are Jim Hickman g Y , Mike Moorhead, Bob Mendoza, Jon Funk, Randy Stage, Tom Lawson, Mike Delbarian, Jim Galbraith, Rand Garetto, and Jay Gudzin. 'U DD UO CD p umol zioiipo O9 1931 1 Water Poloists Paul Petzoldt, Wally Reiher, Gary Stolarik and Duane Romberger receive Fall Sports Awards with Sophomore Football players Mike Finnegan, Bill Southworth, Conrad Lopez, Harriers Barry Russell, John Dixon, Bob Wymess, and Sophomore Football Players Nolan Day, Craig Beaubien, and Mike Funk. 52 i i t l l i V I f I l r 1 I I Mr. JOHNSON and Coach DEMAYO pres- ent STEVE DIMICK with an award for let- tering two years in Football. Top athletes receive awards at Sports Banquet Q51 -V 'LZ in ex ,fri E-1 V I, I 1 i P1 W..3.,.g V - .--.:-:mv-f':.,-.. - f.,-- 1 'f . . 're' ' 5 V X f 12- 1 ' L3 -1 ,.,j7.4'.,5:,- -- 2: ,C g. jj, f l ' ,fi.2i7i-Y - .I ' - lglzyr- ' -fr . . ,.1:,?.1C' at 1 'f'-I - K Q ,-171.111 v I N 'V l'3 'K f , 3 ' 1 .34 ,--, . it .'f'iffi 'rl ' w 1 . .-' ' ' 'D 704 .a 1 .. lv:--jw-we if fe 'I ' f eigwl-M 1 -Q.. r- '-- J.-rr ' ' 4-553.3-Sf'f'F9 If A 1, . , -J V .f ' .1 . .g .i ff H . ' '- .' A ,,fs.ir. 'v--Q 5 .V Yi ' ' 2 .'Y2fa,:::2'::1'i'I -' is 7 Y a .-gif. 'i ' l 1 I, I A' if W... ,..5.4 . fr Coach BELL presents DANNY OSSELLO with certificate for lettering 2 years in football. 53 Greg Switzer fAssistant Coachj presents letters to Bob Weaver, Scott Malinoff, Mike Everhart, Richard Theodore, and Gilbert Venegas for their efforts in cross country. Coach HERMANS presents Duane Romberger with award for most valuable player In Varsity Football, Jon Funk received the award for Most Valuable Player Salim Galbraith received the Iron Man award for spending the most time on the field. Jim Hickman received Most Valuable De- fensive Back and Rand Garetto received Most Valu- able Defensive Lineman. Tom Lawson received Most Valuable Offensive Back. Most Valuable Of- fensive Lineman was Jay Gudzin. Most Improved Player was Mike Delbarian and All League Special- ist Bob Mendoza took Most Inspirational. Bob kicked the first field goal in Indian Varsity history. Mike Moorhead received a sportsmanship award. Randy Stage took the Most Valuable JV award. In Sophomore Football Craig Beaubien was Most Valuable Player, Mike Funk: Most Valuable Back, Bill Southworth: Most Valuable Defense, Nolan Day: Iron Man, A.J. Brick: Most Inspirational, and Mike Finnegan was Most Improved. In Cross country Bob Wemyss and John Dixon tied for Most Valuable. Most Improved was Barry Rus- sell and the No. 2 point man was Randy' Kennedy Water Poloists received many awards. Duane Rom- berger received Most Valuable Player on the A team. B team's Most Valuable Player was Wally Reiher and C team's Most Valuable Player was Paul Pet- zoldt. Gary Stolarik was Most Improved and Mike Whitcomb was All League Player. fc, f ffffif 0577? X ,rffc , r, 3i.. f , t'ls U , J , . it J ff' srysssts f . N , 7' WZ fir' 0 jlM6W54j,v,M 1 , f,,A two ,X it ff it Z ' t 'X 1 g--' - - f V 6 fwfixiz ffsfyf, 1, 4. 1- . N. 1 ' J '- T , J J , , . 4 J J 'f , , ' r , , Q A af, ,f-Jfy ffyiffyfl .zr:,1 :: 1 '- f - ' 9 ...4 J ,, 2 df - f, we m. T 4 mmy' 6. at V ,N , ,,,, J ,, - , ,,., , . ,J ,X..., , . . - 1 L f'.fff4e,, f -M H 4 ,,'.-' f- ,. f .. ,ef - 1, 1 -f 22' f, , 'Ie n ,,.L . 'fmh,mmW I i f, I ii i , 'tl , R r g . , g . r,-'V flf' .I I ,-'23, ,f we - 1,35 ,ji fi --.- ' 6271 ! 218535 :fv'f24i2f ', f if ,,, ,fi g ,,xy2mfWf,v, V ,. f. ,tes ., W 1 yr 2, fat' 1- ,f,. 1 -,M ttts J A ' 2 ' f'4fig?:t? t , . f'f.gif7 f Patti Price Carol Resser Patti Shatzel The members ofthe lettergirls club are: Mary Jo Hopkinson Kandie Kennedy Nancy Fink Sally McCoy Beth DePew Pat Pepero Bonny Lee Debbie Hess Sandy Jensen Helen Quayle ln deep concentration ROBERT COMPTON throws a lucky strike at one of the club meets. Robert averaged a score of 100 first semester. page editor: debbie aguilar 54 V-ff.,.U,ffa ,W ., . fwfr The members ofthe bowling club are: John Hjelmstrom Steve Scott Brian Tausig Ron France Ed Dickson Gary Koffler Steve Sullivan Roger Wetzel Bob Earley Gary McCollum John Cothran Bob Compton Gary Carr Debbie Chew Jim Griggs Irene Shih G.A.A. members are at it again. ' I ' This years letterman are: A Craig Wood Jeff Taylor Jim Hergenrother Greg Hartman Jerry Bailey Greg Smith Al Andrus Wally Reiher Greg Schupp Butch Kronlund Ron Singleton Ron Cassela Rich Demic Richard Mendoza John Fontera Manuel da Motta Mike McGehee Joe Glosz Doug Darling Dale Denny Dan Clapp Gary Griffith The G.A.A. members put on a banquet that was full of a lot of fun and food. Here WILLIAM CHRONISTER and DONNA MIL- coach MERLE STONE is back for his eleventh serving and it looks like his last. SAULJEVICI-I are getting in on the fun at one of 1' x x the Sports Nite Dances. 55 BurroughsWater Po o team 1n .,.. , , 'lV :sy is The varsity water polo squad members are: John Adamo, Dan Clapp, Walter Davis, Beat Deroche, Paul Kelly, Michael Little, William Milner, Duane Romberger, Torben Schroder, Stephen Sognalian, Gary Stolarik, Michael Whitcomb, Craig Wood, Rick Parks. VARSITY lst Round Hoover I5 JB 7 Glendale 9 JB 10 CV 5 JB 3 BHS 9 JB 4 Blair l JB 17 2nd Round Hoover 8 JB 6 Glendale 12 JB 10 CV 23 JB 4 BHS 15 JB 3 Blair 3 JB 24 , me Im Sometimes frustrated but alwa s roud of h' t The members of the water polo Bee team are: William Andrus, Bruce Arnestad, Bryan Arne- . W t Ol h DAVE HEL P 15 cams stad, Douglas Darling, Joseph Glosz, Leland Gray, Tom Hourigan, Jeff Pastor, Walter Rei- IS a Grp Ocoac MANS' her, Gerald Rose, Curt Shepherd, Bruce Watson, Rick Wilmarth. 56 the swim of things 'ei ,ef , 'H P , me sv li J P+ L f s sts Q 'b',V , -ffl it X -4 i i 1 ,fy ,,, . gl gg Y J 1, has J X Ei t I P f are H sv ' t if ,, r J L I , 4 ' A N ' J fl 1 , A' J pf 'i Vi Cee team members are: Miguel Benites, Scott Chew, Michael Lyons, Mark Mills, Manuel Padilla, Richard Paulson, Paul Petzoldt, Frederick Raya, Ronald Reiher, Steven Rodowick, Richard Thom- pson, Gregg Vanhazelen, Jon Volpei. Putting the ball out of the reach of an unidentified opposer is WALTER DAVIS, one of this year's many fine varsity players. Working hard at managing the three water polo teams IS Junior JEFF TAYLOR. The John Burroughs water polo team is working hard to be one of the greatest in school history. Five returning lettermen and Craig Wood, who was on the league team and elected the Hmost valuable player last year, give Coach Hermans a strong foundation to build on. A lot of effort goes into the making of a good com- petitive team. In order to keep in shape for the ten league games, the team practices one hour in the morning before school and from four to five hours after school. EIS or: dianajon it page ed Burroughs racers rush opposition Cross Country Coach Jack Drager is hoping to im- prove on last year's record of 6-3.3, With seven return- ing lettermen - John Dixon, Bob Wemyss, Randy Kennedy, Mike Froelich, Gordon Shadle, Ric Oslund, and Mark Roman - the team should have no trouble in the five league meets. Coach Drager feels these men are Hthe backbone of our team and is depending heavily on their experience to help our team to victory. Practicing at least two hours a day, the whole team should be running to victory. The Cross Country Sophomore team is also looking good. Turnouts for the team are the best there have been for a few years. Moving fast and coming up behind a Hoover opponent is Varsity runner RANDY KENNEDY X r' w Y -a ' .hx . 'lmlfx 1.1 xf..'9Q v' Coach JACK DRAGER ofthe Cross Coun- try teams, keeps the members on the move. La Mirada 36 JB 19 La Salle 34 JB 23 Glendale 55 JB 18 Hoover 29 JB 31 Burbank 15 JB 49 Blair 19 JB 37 Crescenta Valley 21 JB 36 il 'rsll 'ffffiy lslll ' ' l 3 f . 1 :Q . , J' Y 'sf 5-ll se f 3 J 'XJ N .., X t :Q Q 7 f V 'MMM 4 M, af , Q , Q ,, W... N- '1 '-Q:-us. N r g .... M-.sfo '-W , 3 ,f ' f . , ve- ,, ,. .,. M 'S ' ' 5' v ff Q' A V' M -...Q-..,, my ,sa I X 4 u.-.. es-...A-.-.. ,Q ' -W.,-,Q X5 X 5 M ,, ruse. 5 , Aw aa 1 ... .... 1 A ,Q 1 . 1, r ..- J- 1 f I ef 9 3 t 'sv V 3 ,Q 1 s , W av , -A , W. A X X I Fw. V , , , f jr an , ? L: ,V , I V, , J If Q . ff ' ' . lk, 1 rf , V , V, 1 ' af ,, Q 'xxfig f V- 2 ,iii 35 ' , ,Y S, U, V- A , , , . 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L -F ' 1:1z 1 l ' , f'f:f f Q , , A if 1- i ggW,4,,Q , , f- 1+ r, . 13451915 g .,ffbg3p,,gJg , '. -, P yqgfi eg af ,zv aeiigagxi,S,'1l?'?fs3Q,gw,AW,vkgg2?5 ff 1, ff , , .qgj-521,923 :- w 3. ,ff-f ff' i f 1 , s an , M eww-1 ,aw Running in the Junior Varsity team are, Mike Everhart, Charles Gallyon, Anthony Grabar, Frank Hill, Glenn Johnson, Mike Mullins, Rex Norman, Barry Russell, Richard Theodore, Alan Toney and Gilbert Venegas. xy X21 The Sophomore team consists of, Steve Curry, Alan Dialon, Don Mooney, Dennis Matsuoka, Tho- mas Perez, Tom Smith, Fernando Tellez, William Wilson, Brian Yarrow and Kenneth Viskocil. The talents of the Varsity squad are held in its members, John Dixon, Jerry Everhart, Gary Fig- ueroa, Michael Froelich, Randy Kennedy, Ric Oslund, Mark Roman, Gordon Shadle and Ro- bert Wemyss. f?Wa1Eil?lKHK0253 3rM 'l'nf .L .E I ' L1 i3tf9!yF?77 'AT1' . OHCS r: dianaj to page edi l972 Soccer Team made a great hit! Q EZ ' H . Yeh' I -ff T H ' S s , ' , me THE SOCCER SCORES ARE The members of the Soccer Team are: Miguel Benetiz 24, Louis Flores 51, Leo Huitink 40, Glen Leonard 22, Mike McCarthy 30, Ricardo Mendoza 23, Robert Mendoza 32, Alan Padilla 43, Fred- die Padilla 50, Ruben Palma 42, Frank Psomos ll, Brian Rebman 31, Mario Rodriquez 41, Steve Rogers 21, Randy Stage 10, Don Stewart 14, Coach Merrill Stone, and Coach John Greenwood fnot picturedj. l J BHS Lutheran J BHS Hoover JBHS Santa Monica J BHS Hoover JBHS Santa Monica J BHS Burbank J BHS Garfield JBHS Burbank J BHS A.Y.S.O. All-Stars J BHS Hoover ftournamentj JBHS Glendale City College Steve Rogers, Ruben Palma, Frank Padilla, Ricardo Mendoza, Frank Psomos, and Miguel Benetiz Playing defense are Don Stewart and Brian Rebman are the Forwards for the team. Doing the hardjob of goalie is Randy Stage. 60 ,iam Keepmg the ball from the goal IS Randy Stage Goalle w1th Showmg the style ofagood soccer klCk1S Frank Psomos Ouch' It looks lxke thls head pass may have hurt Showmg one of the many dlffer nt ways of dolng the Rlcardo Mendoza a lxttle head pass IS Roberto Mendoza ,ff Q X fl 4' 25 Mr Varsity Hoopers, Tigers on court , if 394 1972 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Coach BRIAN HURST coached the team to many victories. The Varsity team consisted this year of 23 Ron Casella, 14 Brian Ash, 33 Lewis Stone, 32 Fred Miller, 25 Mike Carter, ll Jon Chance, 35 Jim Galbraith, 20 Butch Kronlund, 12 Doug Anderson, 44 John Kregel, 22 Bill Billups, 55 Larry King, and 34 Jerry Bailey. Captains JON CHANCE and LEWIS STONE led our team into battle. 44 JOHN KREGEL shoots for a basket in the Crescenta game. i i'2!ThA?l 'J - - ' i W?' ' ' iK36HLWZwZVfZ'ZGVr7, mg 'f ' ' 27 'H ' ,,f,,, WWA The 1972 'Varsity Basketball team consisted of 14 players, 3 managers, and 2 statisticians. Of the 14 team members there are six returning lettermen. The average height of the team is 6'2 and the average weight is 167 pounds. The tallest of the team is Bill Billups at 6'6 and the shortest is a tossup between Jay Chance and Ron Casella each at 5'l l . The managers Bob Hintze, Vince Albrigo and John Vanatta help our team by contributing many hours of enthusiasm and aiding our team by delivering water, towels, and new balls. Bob Reicheldorfer and Noel Salavatore are the statis- ticians and these young men kept the vital records of each team member. This information was how many fouls, points and how much time each player was on the court. 23 RON CASELLA shoots while a Crescenta player attempts to block it. is W ff elm, ff lt l f tt 'iv score for Burroughs. 25 MIKE CARTER jumps above Crescenta players to ll Captain JON CHANCE about to score2 points against Crescenta. MW 33 Captain LEWIS STONE attempts a score but is blocked 1 it if ker CC d H T3. lo itor: page ed Starting Five followed by strong substitutes l l Vivid action was seen at all Varsity games in '72. Action shots depict action at the St. Francis game, the Crespi game where 33 Lewis Stone takes a free throw, 35 Jim Galbraith winning the ball in a toss-up at the Burbank game, and 33 Lewis Stone trying to score at the Burbank game. i l .7 'ft 15'?4'fiT, ' J ,V ' ' ' gssw., age 4- xl Q- 2 - s taxi , 'fw'A:e.: ' ',,., f, K' f K ' - 'ive'f6Q7f5:t:.'7',.,.. - 1 tw K rffQ.2:.r,,sgf'fw,-SQ - , at , W' ' ef: .1 - M- -:r-'ii-'f-'JJ . ,.e4.,, - 4, .,',js.SR,j-i3.- +53 -' ,?x.:,Q'.k.5 gtg' k xg I i5i'is'xNQ'4w . 3 v .wet 3 l if QSC f, 'ft 75 : if. , ' 1.-ce! Z ' M N . fjjmxzww 31 V , I X are . if or bf 3 A 0 f l 3 s l i s 2 slcl 3 f l 'P , M 1 3 no l'i l 7 3 fi i' 2312 is A i3 i 'ifjiifi ' p w ilit ii is f , Jig:-' fi - - -ifa3ii,, 4 ......- mm an .Asn t':.s.ec- .ei 1 3, rem, page editor: loran decker if .Q A , . , Igigiigfl ,fi-if 4 an sr f wwf , -qi X N. isa ' 8 l r 5 Q. b f:d! ,,x 5 1' Kas 1 is I I I ,, ,.A,f,4w, , ,,. f H' Home Hoover Burroughs Burroughs Burroughs Burroughs League Scores First Round Visrtor Burroughs Glendale Crescenta Valley Blair Burbank ff ilu.. -fa-LILXMAH New coach takes over Bee Basketball 'U D9 CIO CD url uasl-iolrpo Aols This year's 1972 Bee Basketball team from left to right are Doug Stone, Curt Anderson, Craig Davies, Mike Goffredo, Dave Tesoro, Tim Tyler, Mark Albertson, Joel Vargo, Steve Brazell, Evan Chapman, Bill Reed, Randy Simmrin, John Frontera and Russ Keith. Returning to play Bee Basketball this year are Mike Goffredo, Mark Albertson, and John Frontera. All three are excellent shooters and rebounders, with many outstanding sophomores on the roster the Bee-Basketball team is looking forward to a bright season. Coaching the Bee Basketball team this year is Rich Grimes. Being former J.V. Basketball coach here at Burroughs Coach Grimes knows how to inform the players on what todo. Leaders of the Bee Team are MIKE GOFFREDO and MARK ALBERTSON. 66 Coaching the Bees for the first time is RICH GRIMES. 4 , 'X f fn v 5, x C -G- QE A , 1 E O ly I Manageing the Bee players this year is senior Bob Hinlze. No. 22 CURT ANDERSON jumps high over JOHN FRONTERA makes an excellenttwo point lay-up Hoover man for two points. 2 JOHN FRONTERA sinks both ofhis free throws, 67 Q ailled suq uoq-1o1ip CT k4 Braves season Comes to No. 34 JOHN FRONTERA sinks a free throw for the Braves. MARK ALBERTSON jumps high and makes a bank shot from the side, good for 2 points. Fighting hard to take the ball away from Glendale, DOUG STONE awaits a hopeful pass. l l l 1 l l l 'X' K -N 'RTHTJ' 0 iiV 3Sn' an end with annual urbank game JOHN FRONTERA shoots over two Burbank High guards RUSS KEITH reachs high to get the rebounding ball, MIKE GOFFREDOjumps high and tips the ball to a brave. ff , FOOTHILL LEAGUE GAMES Hoover Glendale Crescenta Valley Blair Burbank OPP. 62 63 77 51 68 OPP. 60 72 79 62 76 O.T. A... ,iii , f . rf 'l I 1 w 2 Winter sports Queen takes throne K ,.k . 45 X f , fr, , John Burroughs 1972 Basketball-Swimming Queen is JAN SALERNO, 70 The highlight of the Burbank-Bur- roughs basketball rally was the crown- ing of the Queen and her court. The girls nominated to compete for the 1972 title were Susie Akins, Linda Big- bee, Cathy Carpenter, Eileen Kiley, Sue Moorberg, Jan Salerno, Joan Schultz and Karen Wurm. The Basket- ball and Swim teams nominated these girls and along with the rest of the studentbody they voted for the girls of their choice. The Queen and her royal court reigned at the Bur- bank-Burroughs basketball game. xxvqwwwsqmsmww-v..f,, - Q is .1 V3 S ,s Our 1972 Basketball-Swimming Royal Court: lst Princess, EILEEN KILEYQ 2nd Princess, JOAN SCHULTZQ and 3rd Princess SUSIE AKINS. 71 4+-4 Q-1 'V-4 .-Ci r:debbysc 'LO i pageed Harriers hurry to victor X Eff, The 1972 Varsity Track Team consisted of: John Dixon, Jerry Everhart, Gary Figueroa, Mike Froelich, Charles Gallyon, Glenn Johnson, Steve Kwiatkoskie, Robert Mendoza, Mike Moorhead, Galen Peterson, Donald Raines, Kevin Recchia, Barry Russell, Greg Smith, Alan Spruell, Robert Wemyss, Marc Roman, John Gates, Mike Vensky, Jon Chance, Greg Hartman, Larry King, Butch Kronlund, Lou Stone, Bruce Hogue, John Chance, Tom Perez. lf Composing the l972 C Team are: David Carbaugh, Steve Curry, Dominic D'Amotta, Wayne Milazzo, Tom Mori- arty, Craig Schmidt, Ken Viskocil, Brian Hutchinson, Scott Nikaido, Hector Miramontes. page editor: loran decker 72 f , X4 Coach JACK DRAGER encouraged, shaped, and readied our teams into fine shape for the meets. fi' in . ew- s ,an ., Q I -to K aw .,. . ' 9' : 'S 'ft :Eg X ' Forming the 1972 B Team were: Mike Adler, John Bronson, Mike Carrell, Manual Da Motta, Dale Denny, Alan Dialon, Mike Everhart, Jo- seph Freno, Mike Funk, Jim Gasaway, Steve Holgate, Jerry Howell, William Jacobson, Mike Kennedy, Glenn Leonard, John McGehee, Mike Mullins, James Rode, Steve Rodowick, Gordon Shadle, Tom Smith, Dale Tobey , John Whitfield, Tony Garcia, Steve Rodgers, Noel Salvatore, Mike Daniels, Rolf Bear, Marc Albertson, Doug Stone, Joel Vargo, Mike McDivitt, Tim Tyler MARK ROMAN, the B team captain, led the B team into battle at the track meets. The Varsity Captain, MIKE FROELICH, headed the Varsity Team into battle at the meets. 73 BOB WEMYSS was the captain of the HC team in 1972 and commanded the team into the meets. Track team runs PAUL HELM, one ofthe team man- Another team manager, SCOTT HIG- JIM LILLY, the third manager, helped agers, encouraged the team to vig- GINS, takes care of the behind the scenes shape up the team for their meets. tories and assisted at practices. work. Q8 ' 1 .,,...- ,,a...,.-t . L M we-1 ef- ' .K x ., S- VA ,-M, V A! '-. A l , , L .h ' -- Q . S X ' l - L 4 lj 5. I TV- ,.,7,hMw A Q H V -- - s . , -. 2' ' - - , . ,,f,,-,W ,,..l:,',,, k,,,Ywgj,,., 'g,,f1wf.t. - 'f r I, Lf ,Z new -Z--. L cf: .mA:w::2zl'.LMgm.., GLENN LEONARD and an unidentified team member run the hurdles. 74 good course l J t,.,tw5gttt ' 1 s wwf wiffa, , , ? Q2 X WM 1 t 2 4- JERRY EVERHART'S excellent form is displayed as he contests on Jumping far and high at a meet is harrier DOUG STONE. the highjump. V l ,Q .O Q fses xf ,Y ,I L -J LN X! L' 9 There is much excitement at the beginnmg ofthe 220' MIKE FUNK does his thing as he pole vaults at a track meet. 75 v-4 vii CU OD CD cn Pe. F6 E GJ -1 2-I O 4-v 'F4 'U QD CD O-0 CU Q-4 es OH r: dianaj O dit C CD OD CU Q.. Gne, two, three and our out Give me some peanuts and crackerjacks, I don't care if I never get back. These are the thoughts of many baseball fans, especially the Burroughs fans. This 'year we have Steve Kellerhouse, Jon Funk, Bob Kleidon, Steve Dimick, Jeff Budrick, Allan Spruell, and Jim Hergenrother as our re- turning lettermen. With their experience and the good coaching of Jerry Libman the team should keep moving. Practicing two and a half hours daily and on Saturdays will keep the team ready for fifteen league games starting on March 10. The J.V,'s are also a team to keep your eye on. There was a large turnout of fifty for the team. Coached by Craig Bell the team is very promising. The Varsitv team members are: Steve Dimick, Steve Keller- house, Jon Funk, Bob Kleidon, Jeff Budrick, Allan Spruell, Jim Hergenrother, Scott Budrick, Scott Nelson, Ray May- field, Robbie Vairo, A.J. Brick, and Len Sargossi. Slugging the ball for a really good hit is AJ. Brick of the Varsity Team. ,Mx V .QV R X iff? I 1 1 f1f?2gf3'f2Q J.V. Team The members of the J.V. squad are: Nolan Day, Ray Dimick, Craig Beaubien, Ric Oslund, Con- rad Lopez, Frank Esposito, Mike Ratzky, Steve Sullivan, Ed Ple- vack, Dave Tesoro, Dana Mc- Gehee, Ron Singleton, Greg Pyatt, Rocky Reed, Craig Olson, Les Rune, Vince Muscarella, and Joe Muscarella. Getting in a good stance and waiting for the pitch is iittii 5 seii ' ROBBIE VAIRO fthe var it d. R -if , .mv-10+ vt, -a,..w-f.,y,. 'F o s y squa -- - - 1 ---mee-,qwc-4 Q Y-if-,, n, ' . -1::f,z1:5.4, f A 'I' ' i 235 . , 'i lk f Y 'ff A fi ' f t -, , , NW I V- QW, ff ,f VV Q 53, fp I . ,I ts , NV' Q ,.': J as S irrl is ,gt 9 ., 'E T V' f i V . ? I 1 ,V,. 1 :-, 5 V gy? . 2 V. ii G 5 -, Ms...-...,..m- ,,-,im ,.,,,, ,,,. ,cf ,L 3 , a Q, 6911 'Q 5 i 9, wus , W 1 a .045 '-Qui Its the old ball game With a successful bunt, A.J. BRICK gets on base. JEFF BUDRICK winds up and lets loose with a strike one. Managing the Varsity baseball team are RUSS MEATS and ROSS BENSON. JIM I-IERGENROTHER connects with a powerful hit. J.V. player CRAIG BEAUBIEN is in po- sition for any gounders coming his way. SCOTT NELSON concentrates on hitting the ball over the fence. JERRY FINK and ROBERT EARLY take over as junior Varsity baseball man- agers. f 1 7- QD 1-1 cn CI -v-4 -4 C1 GJ .M i-I O 4-a U!-1 'O CD CD OD cd D- ndians take to the water , The Varsity Swim Team includes John Adamo, Dan Clapp, Beat DeRoche, Paul Kelly, Michael Little, Gary Stolarik, Craig Wood and Joe Wood. '41 S sw 'J 0 co CID D O P-1' N co TE 'U so Cro cu cu CL 3. O 1 The swim teams are urged on to victory by COACH HER- MANS and his assistant COACH DOUG BISHOP. 80 Entering the 1972 season with a splash, are the Burroughs Swim Teams. The teams competed in swimming and diving categories both here and away. To prepare for the swim meets, the teams practice about sixteen hours a week, both in the pool and out. They practice before, during and after school, and Saturday mornings. The teams are managed by Torben Schroder and are coached by Mr. Hermans. 5, 4 'L Ha ? , --, 'Q A- .f,':,W' ' t Z., , cf f y , ff , t W? QA' ' V H 5115 V, ,fel ,I T t - 1 QW mzzzzfvfqf omplete with warpaint The Cee Swim Team is composed of Scott Chew, Mike Lyons, Richard Paulson, Paul Petzoldt, Frederick Raya, Curt Shepherd, Richard Thompson and .Ion Volpei. 1972 Golf and Tennis teams 'U p iloiipo 9312 Q9 sfiq LID JJ 7... The members of the team are: Richard Scott, Preston Lewis, Gary Scardone, Gregg Schupp, Brian Ash, Bill Wilson, Ken Cole, Fred Libberman, Jack Killion, Larry Wolff, Craig Welch and Joe Burgoyne. Not pictured are Jim Miller, Mike Goffredo and John Frontera. The John Burroughs Golf team has had extra- ordinary success the past two seasons, winning the Foothill League in 1970 and finishing second last season with a 10-2 league record. Pasadena, now in the Pacific League, won the crown. Gradu- ating seniors left this year's squad considerably weaker but J.B. is blessed with three fine linksters. Those would include ffl man Jim Miller, 7542 man Gary Scardone, and Brian Ash 43. All three are seniors. Other seniors on the Varsity are Bill Wilson Q 451, Ken Cole, and Joe Burgoyne. Jun- ior Craig Welch, the only junior in the top six, plays 7944. Sophomore Richard Scott is playing 1946. The Junior Varsity team is practicing for play on next year's Varsity. Juniors Mike Goffredo, John Frontera, Larry Wolff, Preston Lewis, Fred Lib- erman, and Jack Killion round out the J.V. unit. The strongest teams in the league are Hoover, Glendale, and Burbank. C.V. and Burroughs will battle it out for 4th place unless J.B. can upset Glendale. This is a re-Building year and steady improvement should pay off in the future. -av L4 f? f 9, ,' Z Sim Wi fl, U' ra .4 . ' fry BRIAN ASH makes a long and hopeful putt. I I .xv X . f f,4,, 3.9.4. -'fxvq 0 l l Coach RICH GRIMES took over the 1972 Gol Team. This years tennis team: TOP ROW: Flanio Da Silva, Tom Horigan, Mike Morkin, Bill Milner and Brent Magnusen. BOTTOM ROW: Jim Segal, Jeff Pastor, Bob Hutchison and Michael LaFayette. i 1 Mike Milner, reaching for the stars, or a FLANIO DA SILVA reaches for a swift fuzzy tennis ball. Whichever, he slammed side swing. It's these tough reaches and it over the net! swings that make a tennis team hard to beat! 83 .,,, .tg lUM',1f we 1 iiljfx. 1 'Y 1 . ef' if re sv i 5, Q ff 3 f y 9, ,, f fx-pmigcffiff, f M Mr. TADA are Tennis coach with a mean backstroke! This teeth gritting coach helped our tennis team win quite a few games. cn CD CI donnajo itor: pageed '1 fl 1 l V 1 fwfr 'Qi -A-:'I M ,B 7 f L. W Y, 3 My , ry N. '1,:,- V I if , I , M, fm? Qs i fi 4. i ka , L 7 5 ,, Q1 . ,f X A b ,gilfff x Nga! 3 If f g S These smiling faces belongto G.A.A. officers, KANDY KENNEDY, KATHY MAY, CAROL REESER, SALLY MCCOY, MARY JO HOPKINSON, MARJORIE JAMES, and NANCY FlNK.This board plans and-directs many special activities for students. . Wh, M-afbfmi f lways on the go with G.A.A. Sponsored by Miss BEA WOJTYLA, the Girls, Athletic Association is designed to teach to girls the importance of good phys- ical fitness. They meet twice weekly, and their activities include basketball, touch- down, tennis and vollyball. Any girl is eligible tojoin. Gracefully whacking the ball over the net, MARJORIE JAMES displays her skill. Is it over or not? Everyone anxiously watches the vollyball in high spirted G.A.A. game. When MIKE MCGEHEE finally takes his choice, Mr. MERLE STONE begins his chooing at the G.A.A.-Lettermen's ban- quet. Using the bump is one way to get the ball over the net, as shown by this active G.A.A. member. Choosing what you wanted was easy to do, as there was a large variety of food at the G.A.A.gLettermen's banquet. Getting G.A.A. credit for tennis requires a little fancy racket work, proves this mem- ber ofG.A.A. f FI E ARTS r: cindy wood O dit C CD OD f 3 Smile, Press Photo No RAND GARETTO isn't pretending to be Mickey Mouse. Instead he's focusing upon a surprised subject for another candid Press Photo Richard Douglas Tyler Easley Rand Garetto Brad Hickman Debbie Lesher Helen Quayle Mike Torrance Manuel Vidal Hysterics! It comes upon the Akela staff near deadlines, when cutlines fsuch as this oneb need to be written and mystery people identified for pictures. Eventually, however, everything was completed and the AKELA was sent to press in early spring. While the Akela staff is moaning and groaning, Press Photo is rushing around taking pictures for the yearbook and the school newspaper. Taking pictures is only half the job, for they still must be developed. Once that's finished, the prints are given to those who requested them, and Press Photo is off and running on the next assignment. Caught enlarging a sitution, namely a photograph, are RAND GARETTO and TYLER EASLEY. Press Photo takes, en- larges when needed and prints all their own pictures. il is out to get you Checking for mistakes as they rc typed IS CINDY WOOD and Editor in chief for the 1972 Akela is DONNA JONES She DEBBIE AGUILAR while DEBBIE LEACH and DIANE DILL was elected to her position last fall by the Akela staff MAN avoid making them Akela Staff Editor-in-chief: Donna J ones Page editors: Debbie Aguilar Loran Decker Diane Dillman Frances Holzer Diana Jones Debbie Leach Ken Linsley Debra Schiff Debbie Telkamp Cindy Wood - fr. A look behind the scenes M op 1oupoo3Bd osAqq D' ,.... W +I -wp- S it WMM? Using literature written by Burroughs students the Mantra staff works hard composing a magazine. l i V., s , -...,.- . f - K .,,,,-,,,,,,,,.,,...,aM..w-w, '+- , 'gory y 2 2 A' Wi 4 l se, xg fi it W it th 5 lk. Qt 'vna fi Helping the staff out, is their advisor Mrs. JUNE ROSOFF. 90 Staff Noreen Reardon - Editorial Co-ordinator Susan Troyanek - Secretary Tracy Watson Virginia Crockett Kathy Cannon Jerry Buzzart Melody Levy Nancy Perez Liz Sands Susie Shaffer Mrs. June Rosoff- Advisor Acting as editorial co-ordinator for the 1971-72 MANTRA is NOREEN REARDON. of the Mantra Q64 Mrs. ROSOFF goes over the material chosen before sending it to publication. MANTRA is a volume of literature compiled annually which is written by Burroughls students. This year, outstanding works in the field of poetry, short story, essay and art work will be published, with the outstanding piece in each category to receive special recognition at the Fine Arts, Banquet. The staff, strictly an editorial one, is composed for the purpose of evaluating material for publication. The students, as writers, are responsible for the text ofthe magazine. E r E f l r r l l i l l 1 i Rereading the materials to make the final decisions are NOREEN REARDON, LIZ SANDS, SUSAN TROYANEK, MARI- ANNE GENTILE and TRACY WATSON. ll' ffff f' i nf ly 1: , if f f Z V Q H I 1 it ,ng i , W4 if Wi 9 ' XJ? if My ' .Af tr f f'fg4 9 ,X , A-,-. - a A round of applause for the Smoke N..-.,ff ' .,v , f ' 'm L 'T r. sp, . -, K Q i I . V mf, if ., 1 ii -5 as 'L fl? 2 s , , ' SN 2.6. E '- , -3 E 1' , 'f - QW., I This years Smoke Signal editor NOEL SALVATORE puts a great deal of hard work in editing the school newspaper, Smoke Signal Staff Editor-in Chief. . ....... Noel Salvatore Managing Editor .... ..... L aura Surles News Editor ...... .... S heryl Gossard Opinion Editor . , ..... Ron Howard Feature Editor . . . ..,. Butch Kronlund Sports Editor . . . .... Monty Ohren News Bureau ...... ..... B ob Murray, Susan Pulver Advertising Manager ...... Ron Casella, John Nicholls, Lenny Saragossi Cartoonist ................ Jim Griggs Journalism Advisor . .Mrs. Betty Trempe Reporters ........ Joe Burgoyne, Kerin Carmody, Dale Denny, Adrian Gallardo, Janet Sally, Randy Kennedy, Craig Afdahl, Deborah Garrett, Mary Has- tings, Valerie Johnson, Luis Barreto, Randy Karman, Steve Mason, Allan Spruell. BETTY TREMPE the advisor for the Smoke Signal, has done a great job in in- structing her students as to what makes a good newspaper. Signal staff for a job Well done Putting out a school newspaper isn't all that easy, it takes a lot of time, work and cooperation. Here we have LAURA SURLES, MONTE OHREN, NOEL SALVATORE and SUE PULVER working to meet a deadline. The Smoke Signal is the student newspaper at John Burroughs High School. Approximately 20 issues are published each school year, including special issues for elec- tions, spring sports, and Senior graduation. The National Scholastic Press Association, which rates student newspapers throughout the United States, has awarded the Smoke Signal its coveted All American rating twice and First Class rating twice in the past four semesters. Senior Noel Salvatore is Editor-in Chief this year, assisted by page editors Sheryl Gossard, Ronnie Howard, Butch Kronlund, and Monte Ohren. The Smoke Signal is printed by the advanced printing class under the direction of Mr. Risser. CHUCK YOUNGER and MICKY MEEHAN watch the large press as it makes the newspaper run. x-4 cd Z 5 OD CYS CD -v-1 .Q -Q D 'U H O -6-3 --1 'U CD GJ C20 CU Q-1 Gur halls are alive with the sound of music mug., I-nn.. W ' af ff ,Q 'S' 'ffl 'lux:-.,- ' Hlllllllm H The above members of Senior Choir are Jeff Halter, Gina Gutru, Greg VanHazelen, Barbara Beck, Greg Schupp, Mary Molina, Scott Cameron, Sue Jones, Bud Sharpe, Kathy McKenzie, Paulette Slater, Gary Griffith, Melanie Nystrom, Frank DeMarco, Sue Clark, Bob Tomlinson, Laurie Shipp, Mary Carlisle, Mike Harris, Members not pictured are: Pete Anske, ' Michelle Malan, Cheryl McWilliams, Michelle Murray, Kevin Recchia, Ron Singleton, and Debra Talbert. These Acapella -members are Lenny Saragossi, Rocky Vannoy, Mark Waldron, John l-ljelmstrom, Peter Spaulding, Mike Harris, Dale Kranz, Dan Clapp, Jeff Bridgers, Susan Snow, Cindy Kleidon, Debbie Dilley, Patricia Norris, Pat Thomas, Kathy Gallup, Diana Jones, Linda Bethany, Barbara Palmer, Peggy Lamb, Neva Hansen, Helen Ruskowitz, Paula Burton, Brigit Nagel. Those not pictured are: Ross Anderson, Terri Brennan, Thomas Bukin, Tad Doyle, Cynthia Hawley,Shelly Segner, Paul Smith, Nanci Stevens, Deborah Voorhis, Wayne Wright. 94 Acapella members include Rosa Esparza, Karen Castello, Patricia Wick- strom, Patricia Forbes, Bud Sharpe, Tara Galloway, Leslie Mullins, Mari Stone, Jennifer Brookes, Patricia Christopher, Kimie Gearin, Jack Chavoor, Lavonne Tonjes, Lila Hansen, Diana Larsen, Lydia Vasquez, Laura Trujillo, Darby Masterani, Andrea Deitch, Paul Petzoldt, Nancy Carlson, Teri Nik- iido, Peggy Hey, Eugenna Curtis. Girls Choir consists of QTOPJ Marcia Budnick, Lyn Shults, Elaine Lanczek, Jannine Bowles, Denise Peterson, Vicki Watters, Cindy Brander, Vicki Cook, Sherry Hubbard, Joanne Dyrness, Lisa Shoemaker, Nancy O'hanian, Sue Wright, Cindy Barton, June Ber ger, Susan Becker, Marilyn Conner, QBOTTOMJ Monica Magallanes, Debbie Pillon, Mary Ann Volpei, Diane Johnson, Diane De La Rosa, Karen Wood, Debbie Hatt, Ro- bin Jordan, Robin Sandmeyer, Kathy Whitesel, Linda Treviso, Nancy Mclntosh, Carol Dubay, Laura Dilley, Elena Dent. Not pictured are: Nancy Calascibetta, Brenda Fuhr, Debbie Mackey, Dawn McDonnel, Monique McEnery, Claudia Obermeyer, Carol Snyder, Debbie Sprague. editor: cindy wood Coaching all three choirs is our own silverthroat- Qt ed Mr. DWIGHT MARTIN. 5 1972 Redskin Band The members ofthe Redskin Band are: Ralph Anderson, Larry Baker, Pam Bernstein, Jackie Bottle, Scott Chew, Ken Cole, Sherry Cornford, Dean Donofrio, Bernard Federman, Robert Ferdon, Ron- nie Ford, Karen Friend, James Gardiner, Dave Graham, Kathy Graves, Greg Hartman. Bruce Hogue, Greg Kukta, Mike Lafayette, Fred Liberman, Jim Lilly, Connie Melideo, Pete Miceli, Bill -Milner, Scott Nikaido, Maryland Ozurovich, Debbie Palmer, Jeff Pastor, Nancy Payne, John Penny, Kent Ray, Greg Ramsey, George Ras- tellini, Vivienne Ready, Jay Reiss, Ruben Rodriquez, Tony Ron- dinella, Richard Rose, Jim Rossi, Barry Russell, Preston Slater, Larry Stevenson, Brad Steward, Jim Thomas, Chad Thompson, Bill Tracy, Susan Troyanek, Robert Trujillo, Tim Turner, Doreen Vidaurri, Randy Vinson, Chris Walsh, Tracy Watson, Linda Wit- trock Stage Band The Members of the Stage Band are: Ralph Anderson, Scott Chew, Watson, Jackie Bottle, Ken Cole, Jim Gardiner, Bruce Hogue, Mike Ron Ford, Dave Graham, Jim Lilley, Jeff Pastor, George Rastellini, Lafayette, Debbie Palmer, John Penny, Vivienne Ready, Tony Jim Rossi, Larry Stevenson, Chad Thompson, Tim Turner, Tracy Rondinella, Brad Steward, Robert Trujillo,Chris Walsh. 96 Redskin Band gives eoneert for senior citizens This year the Redskin band went to Mountain View Park and contributed their music band spent the afternoon entertaining the old folks. MICHAEL LAFAYETTE is this year's drum major for the Redskin Marching Band. Doing a greatjob this year is the director of the instrumental department, Mr. ROBERT ROSE. 7,7 7 9iva3', iefkiisfu' R . wr Lf!- K, ,t 97 to honor the SeniorCitizens of Burbank. The If music does indeed soothe the hearts of the savage beast then we at John Burroughs must be the tamest students in all the land. We have three instrumental groups that are in the business of quieting the beat of savage hearts. These are the John Burroughs Red- skin Band, the Orchestra and the Dance Band. All three groups are very active around the campus. The Redskin Band provides us with concerts, and music and color at football games, and spreads our name throughout Southern California by marching in various parades. The Orchestra participates in assem- blies and the very popular festival of music held every year. The Dance Band plays for assem- blies and various dances throughout the year. All of the Student Body owes Mr. Robert Rose and his musical aggrgeations kudos for the excellent work accomplished through- out the year. s-4 CU Z Z5 Horzdebbkzag pageed npooged .IO ofeuuop U S9 Q A-BRASS Like swirls and curls of carrots and parsley, the brass section members are THOMAS LEE, MIKE LAYFAYETTE, GREG RAMSEY, BOB ANDERSON, JIM LILLEY, BRIAN MATTHEWS, BILL MILNER, BILL IRWIN, THOM SMITH I s B-STRINGS A smooth, soft wine is always the perfect beverage. String section is also a preferred choice. They are: BRUCE HOAG, CATHY CARPENTER, JIM ROSSI, RONNY FORD, ANNETE GARCIA, SUSAN TROYANEK, JACQUIE BOTTI, CINDY ROUSE, STEPHANIE TELLER and JOHN BRADY. Q8 Recipe C-CONCERT MISTRESS For a complete meal, salad is includ- ed. The special dressing is pretty CATHY CARPENTER, concert mistress. for an orchestra gr-Q ,,,,-W,,,J l A-DRUMS B-Rose A dash of percussion section-BROOK DONALDSON at the piano. GEORGE BERG, KEN Boom, tweet, bang, toot- Mr. Rose is kinda COLE and DARRELL SEWELL on the drums. For something that's not too sweet, not too sour, not too mushy and not very spicy...You'd needy a recipe of great quality, such as orchestra. Every in- gredient-such as I Woodwinds, percussion, brass, strings, well, let's just say our orchestra is an international dish. Like hamburger or spagetti, you can't ever get enough! And the members never stop giving. Their devoted time and effort shows in the many interesting performances. They are always counted upon and have great responsibilities, such as being an im- portant part of many assemblies, our operetta and of course, our rallies and football games. We are very grateful for one of our main courses. They may need a little salt and pepper from time to time, but are a great treat all year through. cute! I-Ie's also the instructor of John Bur- roughs orchestra. Talk about a main in- gredient! He also takes the cake. C-Woods r To add flavor - sprinkle Woodwinds here and there. Consisting of LINDA WITTROCK, WAYNE FRANK, DEBBIE PALMER, PATTY MCCLARY, PATTI TAYLOR, TRACEY CARSTEN, Cl-IRISTI WARD, MARILYN OZUROVICH, MARY STEVENSON and VINCE ARROYO. page editor: donriajones l Dance club participants displayed their grace and agility in a slow moving num- ber entitled SOLITUDE. l OO This scene was taken from the dance to JUNGLE WAR FARE. GLENDA ROLLING and JILL ELLIS are the dancers pictured here. Modern Dance Club originated in 1959. It is designed to further interest and participation in modern dance. It also serves as an aid to the preparation of dance and drama pro- ductions. Membership is open to anyone interested, boys and girls alike. This year Dance Club put on a Fall production entitled Sunshine Experience. The show included many fine routines, performed by the members of the club, to such songs as Chimney Suite, Romeo and Juliet, and Puppet Man. Dance is enveloped in a sunshine experience The above dance club members are: DYANNA ASTON, KATIE BOYLE, PATTI CAMPBELL, JUNE BERGER, KERIN CARMODY, KAREN COX, ANDREA DEITCH, ELENA DENT, CHRIS EHRENGRUBER, JILL ELLIS, RENEE FRANCES, JACKIE FREEMAN, CARLA GARRITY, MARY GIBB, JULIE HALAMICEK, LORRAINE HALTER, JENNIE HANSEN, RANDEE HARWOOD, LORRAINE HERNDON, PATTI JACKSON, LISA KLASNA, DIANE LEWIS, JO-ANN MARKS, SUSIE MATZKIN, JOAN MCFARLAND, CHARMAINE MOHR- SEHLADO, LESLIE MOODY, JUDY O'BRIAN, ANNEMARIE QUEVEDO, DONNA PAPERO PAT PAZIAK, NANCY PEREZ, VIVIENNE READY, GLENDA ROLLING, TONI ROMAN, JOELLA RUMMEL, LIZ SANDS, JOECILLE SANTOLOCI, IRENE SHIH, CHRIS SMALL, SHARON STEINKE, JANE TOPPING 1' ?'.J'5 L 1:','CTJ4?x2 '7F?7lQZ'Fk' i x!'53?F1 pf- . f. 1 .-'f. -1 '. xv' -Vff ' All members Wm awards. ea he 2 This years chosen president for the speech club is BRUCE ARNESTAD. . - - - - ' ' ' four out This year the club went to Marshall H1gh School in Los Angeles and participated in a group discussion were Burroughs students won offour rounds. Displaying their certificates are BRUCEARNESTAD, RICHARD COLON, BRYAN ARNESTAD and MARTIN REDDING- TON. One of our new teachers this year and an advisor for the Speech Qlub is Mr. IRA HBFFLER. Each one of the students in speech club have won an award of some kind. That 1S something to be proud of in your first year ofteaching. Lets hear it for Mr. l-IEFFLER. 103 Forensics? What on earth is that? The initials for the National For- ensics League CN.F.L.l only add to the confusion. The dictionary defines it as speech, yet to a small group, it means much more. The members of the John Burroughs Speech Club attend tournaments at all near-by fand not so near-byl schools. The club can be described in two ways, as individuals in a group and a group of individuals. The goals of the club are twofoldg first to develop a better awarness of the art of oral communication and secondly to represent John Burroughs in speech tournaments. X-4 CES vi -v-4 D O-0 CU Q9 -1-4 -D -Q 0 'U 5-4 O +0 -v-1 'D CD U OD CU Q-1 Entertainment unlim it ed U.S.A. cast: Sonia Alfonso Scott Cameron Debbie Chew Dale Kranz Noreen Reardon Greg van Hazelen Portraying Adelaide in a duet with Dale Kranz, BARBARA BECK sings I ll Know When My Love Comes Along Barbara also played the Fairy Godmother in Cm derella. The cast of the play U.S.A. portrayed different characters in the history of the United States. Slides and naration of events that have occurred in the past were also included. ff I Senior choir sang selections and took part as the royal court in the choir presentation of Cin- Z jg deralla, 4 1 , A' X 4' . 2' 'Xv-xo 9 . X fo xl xg 1, H .. rf ,v HQ, ax n ,uf --VQXQXVKOX K 0 919194 axoxoxoxoxox C The leader of Crimson Bridge directs coach KEN TADA, BENIGNA TREJO, and GARY ASHBURN as they play Guess Your Hobby at a music assembly. Many fine assemblies and presentations are given throughout the year at Bur- roughs. Pictured here are the cast mem- bers of U.S.A., a play held in October. In January the Senior Concert Choir presented solos by various Choir mem- bers, and the play Cinderella. The group, Crimson Bridge, sang and played pop- ular songs during an assembly held in December. One of the two female singers of Crimson Bridge is shown here during the deafening assembly they presented. ood itor: cindy w page ed 1 The The 1972 Senior Wait Until Dark This years senior play was Wait Until Dark. Some people thought it just couldn't be possible to capture the real suspense and excitement that was in the picture but the Burroughs Drama Department surely did. Wait Until Dark is about a blind girl portrayed by Jackie Freeman that has a doll that contains heroin. Some men who are interested in the doll try to steal it but the blind girl hides it were it will be safe. The director of this play is the new drama teacher Pat Van Hartesvelt who did more than an excellent job at di- recting it. Wait Until Dark took so much work, effort and patience to make it the success that Sgt. Carlino CRUSS LA FAZIAJ impersonates a police ofticer and calls a near by phone booth where his partners wait too hear from him. it was. Here is the cast smiling to a job well done! As Mike Talman CDALE KRANZJ questions Susy Hendrix UACKIE FREEMANQ as they hear a sudden knock at the door. X. V '. -! YrE Play was Wait Until Dark Gloria QBECKY LOGANJ peeks through the window to see if the men have left yet, but unfortunately they haven't and Susy becomes more upset. Susy Hendrix Harry Roat Mike Talman Sgt. Carlino Gloria Sam Hendrix 2 policemen Jackie Freeman Tony Vergugo Dale Kranz Russ La Fazia Becky Logan Scott Cameron Gregg Van Hazelen Rick Parks 'Guys and Dolls, .B. operetta Scott Cameron This is operetta. The people that worked so hard and so long to bring to us their presentation of Guys and Dolls . Guys and Dolls Richards Sands Tad Doyle Bud Sharpe Dave Gage Paul Smith Jeff Halter Bob Tomlinson Gary Griffith Bob Weaver Managers Student Music Director Gina Gutru Student Dance Director Kathy Gallup Tony Verdugo Student Managers: Stage Tickets Gregg Van Hazelen Program Tara Galloway Pat Thomas Hot Box Chorus Mary Carlisle Mary Molina Susan Clark Pat Norris Jackie Freeman Shelly Segner Kathy Gallup Laurie Shipp Suzanne Jones LaVonne Tonjes Debbie Voorhis Mission Band Chorus Paulette Slater Kathy Mckenzie Cheryl McWilliams Paul Smith In order of appearance Nicely-Nicely Johnson Benny Southstreet Rusty Charlie Sarah Brown Arvide Abernathy Harry the Horse Lieutenant Brannigan Nathan Detroit Angie the Ox Miss Adelaide Sky Masterson Joey Biltmore Mimy Bud Sharpe Gary Giffith Tom Bukin Melanie Nystrom Scott Cameron Mike Harris Rolf Bear Dale Kranz David Gage Barbara Beck Dan Clapp Paul Smith Debbie Dilley Noreen Reardon General Matilda S. Cartwright Bob Tgmlingon Big Jule Jeff Halter Dfllllk Bob Weaver Wallfff Mike McDivitt Cuba Waiter UnderstudieS Sarah Brown Cheryl McWilliams Nathan Detroit Scott Cameron Miss Adelaide Debbie Dilley Gamblers Pete Anske Tom Bukin Mike Harris Mike McDivitt 108 Mr. ROBERT ROSE is the music director in charge of th orchestration for the operetta. i Rehearsals, rehearsals, rehearsals. These operetta 'guys' practice hard to get their routine straight in time for opening night. Burroughs orchestra is responsible for the instrumental portion of the music in Guys and Dolls . 109 Miss Sarah Brown is in charge of the Save- A-Soul Mission near Times Square and she holds street-corner meetings in the same vicinity where Nathan Detroit and his cro- nies QNicely-Nicely Johnson, Benny South- street, Rusty-Charlie, Harry the Horse, Harry the Horse, Angie the Ox, etc.J hang out. Nathan is the operator of a floating crap game that is temporarily homeless because officer Brannigan is waging a com- paign on crap games in this neighborhood. Miss Adelaide, a singer at the Hot Box, is tired of her 14 year engagement to Nathan and wants him to go legit and marry her. If Nathan can raise S1000 he can get a place to hold his game, and the town is full of anx- ious crap shooters looking for action. He hits upon an idea. Sky Masterson is pass- ing through town on his way to Havana and Nathan knows Sky will bet on almost any- thing. Nathan tricks Sky into a bet where- by Nathan says that he can name a doll that will not go to Havana with Sky. Sky is sure of himself not only in gambling but particularly with women and takes the bet. Nathan names Miss Sarah. itor: cindy wood page ed Everyone Works together to make LaVonne Tonjes, Jackie Freeman, Shelly Segner, Debbie Dilley, Pat Norris, and Barbara Beck rehearse the routine A Bushel and a Peck along with Susan Clark, Mary Carlisle, Kathy Gallup, Suzanne Jones, Laurie Shipp, and Mary Molina. Members ofvstage crew are Liz Sands, Ben Share, Ann Bernstein, Debbie Bryant, Noreen Reardon, Bob Weaver, Heidi I-lirsch, Jennie Hansen, and Carla Garrity. They were responsi- ble for the props, lighting and all behind-the-scenes mechanics. llO Leads MELANIE NYSTROM, and DAN CLAPP practice one of the duets in the operetta, If I Were a Bell. bi-annual operetta a success 'U 552, 255 rn Z2 71:1 rn 7339: O Sn: Zn-1 -5 E-1-' V12 80 .15 'HT OP? PE gm go OZ ZF 02? 942 ffm 'U '55 33 in 20 553 Z 51 53' DS 0 551' -.Fai I3 ci! 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Bring spirit and enthusiasm to the school audience the Burbank Pride sign was displayed at the Burroughs Burbank football rally. s xp' 1'-'17 ...gr 7 BARBARA LISA TERRY ELAINE RONALD BECK BEINDORFF BELFER BENDER BENKE I XE. Z -4-4 T' 'fn' wrfu-r BARBARA DENISE DEBBIE PATTI MIKE BERGSTROM BEYER BINKLEY BIRCH BLAZE ll6 'I 7 'f3iI ,127'-1134 ' ' N Pifrr' 41' I h. , eww? 'Q 'rf-f-V A ua if 'I . 21 xx vrcxus JAMES TONY BOGDANY BOLAND BONANNO :NSW fb LAURA BAMBI JACQUELINE BORDEMAN BOSSOUT BOTTI A-eww' BARRY DOMINIQUE BILL RANDY STEVE BOYD BRABEC REBECCA CAROL BRIDGEMAN BRIDGES BRANDER BRANNON BRAZELL DEBBY BARBARA DEBBIE BROWN BRYANT BRYANT 1 I7 page sdiwr: debbie aguilar WWA, f STEVE BUCKLEY PAULA BURTON A,,,, .V - QL fx ' . V all I ws-1411 ,155 V L' 4093, ,Jud-Of , , J .,ff5 1h.: ,- . I 4fc9g,j,-' gif fa .,S 'fr:.1 agmf-,rn-' f , , 5151- 'Z' - pg-'? ,1 wr :QqSgP:IqE- fgg ',.3 - 5 ,--wx-. 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' K 54 ,- BARRY DENISE MARIE CATLETT CAVINEE CENTENO ELIZABETH CHANDLER .ION CHANCE fix V JACK DAYANN DEBRA SUSAN MARILYN CHAVOOR CHEESEMAN CHEW CLARKE CONNER f,1 2 'f',V1A' 3gx 'T-11124-. -., YV1 4V-- ,. ,, ..,I7:lk :,'l- r, f . I ,. - 1 K'-A' V. If .I. IL,LR I '11 1 .,-. 2 1 44 TERESA KEVIN VICKY CYNTHIA VIRGINIA CONNOR CONWAY COOK COSDON CROCKETT K',' ' LEF1' I Awffwf ' J ffW'Yf ' f3'7' BETH PHILLIP ROBERT RAYMOND RICHARD CUMMINS DALLY D'ANNA DARGENZIO DARGENZIO on H9 frances holzer, page editor Q-.rd LORAN DOUGLAS DECKER DE GRAZZIO fa? BETH WILLIAM DEPEW DEPEW EDWIN ROBERT DICKSON DIMICK I 1 - EQVA I I i E' 7 'Q7fQ'5Q: ' 'Q 4 S5 2-fx ,154-1 'aff if 5151 I 41 31553 Abl' 5 2:52241 I 11' K 7 f 2 BRIANNE BROOK DONAHUE DONALDSON frances hoizer, page editor ww ,r...,,-avg! -GHWTTV KAREN CHRIS FRANK DELANEY DEL GENIO DE MARCO I 'mf' BEAT DENISE DAVID DE RQCHE DE VINE DICKERSON LORI DISSINGER , V eh, , 5,1 Cyl. ASA: Vrk :- r 'ja I. , Elf f-53 STEPHANIE DREW I 20 JOHNNY KATHLEEN DIXON DIXON ABBY RENE, DUGAS DU VALL 1-v in ,,,. my wa? , , ' f-mm LL ,. ,? a, ,nm za ,ii F f R ' 'Q fm 'sq , TYLER LORIN PEGGY ANQREA JAYNE EASLEY EDDY ELIZONDO ENGMAN ENZ WLM? ROSE MARILYN JERRY MARY TIM ESPAR7A ESPINOZA EVERHART EWART EYLER El ..,,,,. M, M Iwi' f , Lxi . , I n I I TERRY MICHAEL EZELL EZMIRLIAN X , ' f I WWW MARILYN PAM RACHEL FAIRCHILD FERGUSON FERNANDEZ 121 i? Wf M,MT Deep in the discussion of Senior-related topics is the Senior Council. i ,J , tw sr 'jt j , A :1 ADRIAN MERRY NANCY ROBERTA DOUG FERREIRA FEWLESS FINK FINSTAD FISHER fm 421.31 ff? ROXANNE TERRIE PATRICIA RON STEVE FORTIN FISHER FISHER 1972 Seniors really got involved in Student Government Helping the Senior President during the fall semester was BRIANNE DONAHUE, fall Senior Vice-Pres- ident FORBES FORD RON FRANCE WAYNE FRANK 9-'QA MARCI SUE FREEMAN FREEMAN BRENDA JON FUHR FUNK MICHAEL JIM GARCIA GARDINER 1. 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'f tiz?,i3.Qyf 2 5 ? i 5 if fgi fvwy PEGGY JIM FRANK HEY HICKMAN HILL 1 J s'., - , , K 4 5 S 4 i . z , M in f O : '-sk -5.. ,W , ,, 'mu ff QW xiii? -'Lass V ,W ., f,f 4 f fx . i I gf Q fsiffifpf gwzig I , if 0 , 4. V . -'si ,W f f 'i A952 ,:ZP?Sm.,. Q. . V i ROBERT HEIDI DAUNA HINTZE HIRSCH HOLMAN 1 My 'WW' 1 iff T5-' ..4., . IIT: 53.12 . .L- .vi Q I -1. 444-5 1. Q ii Q 211 Q r 5 i', I . N..-gg - 5. we ss' VX X X? 3 fem ag H ft. I 5 I L X xi I is Q I NYQXQX JN: x X A ,A ','3r:,?:1f,: .' , . MARY RONNY CINDY HOPKINSON HCWARD I-IOWLETTE 125 page editor: dianajones if K . ,. v , . '-.,g, gy-v-up SAMUEL SHARON HULL HUMPHRIES ' .f:.,,, , ', 1, 4 ' 231.71 A ' f.,'f'3 X ,A .,.y2..gf ' ,d , - A' ' ' 1 .M .,.,f .. . , . Wx ,.,. , J T J wr A f STEVE MIKE JARBO JEFFERS AIU' -ff' KENNETH KLAUS JONES JONES ,cw f LN, A. A - av Q f , T'fI'1' ROBERT DIANNE HUTCHISON IHLE SANDRA GLENN JENSEN JOHNSON W1 fha Quay T ' A L , JL 2 A N JJTJ ,A J. T X TX T, '-1, -. 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A . 1' I f Q 'Q 2 l 3 Af ' me W W I an K 'S Q 4 Z 12 2 V L 915: P, 1 Q U., ,. , , 4Q:f,.v U I Y. I ,Q r 2 Xbdi Q z f f If if :S .Q faf x gt 32,4 'i , ,C Q ,. r f L ' a.,.,'-- 4 'fa' V . .6 ff.. LILIA LOPEZ 128 ' 4.f'.', ?.. ' ' 1 W1 1 T593 ,,. , , 'HZ-3 ,: NOREEN REARDON devoted much of her time and effo to the Senior class by serving as class treasurer for bot semesters. JAM ES MIKE LILLEY LINDSAY 7 ' 5675? if., -1 K. K 7,41 CATHY LUDWIG LUNDY JUr11w Seniors represent our changing times 5 MARLA BRENT PATRICK MICHELLE PAM MAGALLON MAGNUSEN MALAK MALAN MARCASSO nf 1 twi- Ix P MELODY MICHAEL CAROL LOUIE MIKE MARKEY MARRIOT MARRONE MARSALIS MARTIN rrrrr fr I ugfwv PATRICIA WENDY A. WENDY V. DONNA PATRICA MARTIN MARTIN MARTIN MASSARA MATHON Ve, .,,..gQ1 I 2 va GJ ordonnaj edh RAY REX MAYFIELD MAYREIS 129 Being well advised J Sem0rQ img 5 f sim 'Wiz' BARBARA PATTY D,AVID LINDA SALLY MC ALLISTER MC CLARY MC CORD MC COY MC COY RACHEL .IAYNE CHERYL MC FALL MC LANE MC WILLIAMS 'D JOHN MEEKS QR' . ,.., R EJ FREDRICK MILLER 130 end a delightful year TANYA MILLER ,WW My 4 4553 - , ,gint ,. , ' xi Q65 w, , L 4 ,V S 5 vp. Iliff' S f 4552 bw 'Q 5 'Z A E ffm . Lf -1 i I ,Mfg X . ,-...w-.,.. 5 N 1. . .,, .1 ee rxx- f BILL MILNER CHARMAINE MOHRSCHLADT n 4,12 . W I I .if . f, I Syl ,, L'L, 'Z I4 fIQf?ifi7'f fV',' f:z3,?i'ic-nie MIKE MOORHEAD KELLEY MORGAN DIANNA MOLINA ANITA MORENO SUZANNE MORRIS , , , , X, WL. RODGER JANET MINAMYER MIRES , , A ,, so yi ,,5.,m,,,. f w 4- 'Wil nf ,vs 'HQ 4 I 'ff .. N if y- .ff 1, 6 N QM N H ' 'Q I 5'- , , P-if i-E f ,aj 1 zx s 4 4 .ii RICHARD MOCK MARY LESLIE SUE MOLINA MOODY MOORBERG Senior class advisor Mr. JOHN LE SUEUR helps the students th out the year. rough 131 C4-4 Q-4 'V14 .-Cl O cn editor: debby CD O-0 CU CL -. 1- We , 6 , mg ff Z ,E J , ff ,J f I f f ' 4 - if-J.- . J 2 , ff .ff ,ff n , TONI MOSCA JEFF MOUNCE , ,, 2??i'f2f1i if 274' p www' 290 4 SHELLY CHARLES MURRAY NEGRA . 2 L X ' , :gt , 5 1 1 nz KAREN RUTH NORMAN NORRIS , A3 L.Q.W X,k.,, .,,.. 4 fi N 191 ' -4': T'3fV ,ffm Q5 R -.13 1- f--f Sf- ' Y T ' Rx, .- K gilfi :fl fy : IS . 1 fwaf.. MONTY MICHEAL OHREN O'NEILL Class of '72 looks torward , , W :,,,,A,W,, KX,. ?Nfy,,Qvp7Q T . M-f ,,u:1i4a,u! f,f,f5Z gk effing A eg 4 wg , , iff ' 6-.Z Q '11 R fu, gig'fg'd,j, 5 , Y f ' Q ...ri ,W '9 1 2 ! .3 4 ,S Ty 5 s ,f 4 Z ik' 5 v '521,- 'f fgiffs 41 gg' yi 7.9 4 Q . if f iff f 4 Y -if ,H . - f m -1. mg DAN MURPHY LYNELLE MOUNT Wifi' ,ff ,Z.1- L 12 354 T Q Q LORRAINE NEWBERG SCOTT NELSON TERRY NYLANDER MELANIE NYSTROM wil? TMTA 1 fvfgggfyf . .1 Z, f ' 2 E'f:,i. vi? ,A f 2 J f ,vi 'QW fi 5.1 .+' Z gm, fy z KATHY RICHARD ONORATO ORLANDO 132 in I ,Ax , h i , 1 WW ,, ., fly, 74 T A fATA ' iw: ff ' 6 , sf S P fig! ?f'Li4 T 4 BOB MURRAY SHEILA NEWCOM JUDY O,BRIEN KAY OSBORN to end ofthe year activities DANIEL STAN MARILYN DAVID BARBARA OSSELLO OSTROWSKI OZUROVICH PAGE PALMER , 4-ref' I f I .- . , in DEBRA NANCY BRAD MARIA GALEN PALMER PAYNE PENNINGTON PEREZ PETERSON Q-41-4, RICK MARY PATRICIA DALE SUSAN POWERS PREHODA PRICE PROVENZANO PULVER KIRK PAM MARIA SUSAN VICKI PUTNAM QUATRO RAMOS RAMSAY RANSLEM 133 page editor: debby Schiff fa? CW!! at Q MIKE FUNK Crowns a smiling CYNDY HADDAD MARY ELLEN first Fall Sports Princess at the Burbank-Burroughs foot- REARDON ballrallv. LUIS STERLING TRISHA RICO RIDDLE RILEY Semors haul thelr GEORGE RASTELLINI , NOREEN CAROL REARDON REESER 'WTZY ARNALDO LYNETTE RIVERO ROBAK 'T .'1IP CRAIG MARIO GI-ENDA ROBERTSON RODRIGUEZ ROI-I-ING 134 -if-My GAII. MARK ROLLINS ROMAN newly crowned princess A, DUANE ROMBERGER iz' 44,1 f f - ALLEN ROSTEN HELEN ROSKOWITZ SUSAN SALLY K, W, I fe WW ROBERT CARYN BRENDA JIM RONDINELLA RONICK ROSS ROSSI ,ef-49' CHRISTINE LORETTA VIRGINIA FRANK ROTTMANN ROUGHTON ROWE RUIZ O 0 MERRY MILES JANCIS JANET RUSSITTI RYUN SALERNO SALLY fu, f.-, V ,,-, ,, H ,. ' vff':'64if4ff--vi' , fm, ,ff , 4 F ' 9 ff 2 f .. +43 X, NOEL CECILIA ELIZABETH STEPHANIE SALVATORE SANCHEZ SANDS SANTOYO 135 page editor: cindy wood v LEONARD NANCY CAROL SARAGOSSI SATEL SCHERMERHORN DEBRA DONNA TORBEN SCHIFF SCHIFFERLE SCHRODER ANNE SCHULTZ 'Tlx' DWAYNE SERVILLO A J JOAN SCHULTZ ..z 4445! 2 GORDON SHADLE LAURA SHELLY LINDA SCOTT SEGNER SERRANO Q'-an SUSAN SHAFFER 136 fr ?' JAN SHANNON BENJAMIN SHARE Seniors add a sports night ta their .B final list of activities I PATRICIA MAUREEN SHATZEL SHAW JUDY STAN LAURIE DEBBIE JAMES SHERMAN SHERMAN SHIPP SICILIANO SIEGAL CECILE KATHLEEN PAULETTE CHRISTINE LYDIA SIMMONS SINGLETON SLATER SMALL SMITH X155 ff., K . PAUL SUSAN LEIGH JIM GARY SMITH SNOW SNYDER SOGNALIAN SPENCER 137 page editor: cindy wood lmw, XX Visible are LUIS BARRETO, MIKE GOFFREDO and MIKE TESTA I pushing COACH DUNIVANT to victory inthe annual bed race. Mr. ROSE directs the band at the flag raising on the morning ofthe Burbank-Burroughs game. fiil ' sv ff' MICHAEL VIVI ERA NANCI LAWRENCE STANLEY STAURSET STEFFENHAGEN STEVENS STEVENSON 'f WW' TIM LYNELL ROBERT WENDY NORMAN STEVENSON STEVESON STEWART STILFIELD STOCKTON 138 WIHS I ' ' utr Uug hs 0 -fi '51 B ed R HC C --me 1 A vWw 'wg 1 YQ. ,, , ,.,,,.. f, ,,,, R-NV GARY LEWIS STOLARIK STONE GWENDOLYN MELODY LAURA LORNA DEBRA STOVER STUART SURLES SWANN TALBERT -uma-U' BRIAN PATRICIA MICHAEL CHRISTINIA STEVE TAUSIG TAYLOR TESTA THEOFANIS THOMAS WSWS' iff? Que? TERRI PATTY LA VONNE JANE DEBRA THOMPSON TODD TONJES TOPPING TOWNS 39 page editor: ioran decker if 1 'W ?5 '1- PAM LAURA CAROL RUDY ALICE TRICKEY TRUJILLO VALERI VAN DAALEN VANDERHOEF WETTERS Qf v 'ASQ CONNIE ED LYDIA TONY JOSE wry fu, ,sv VAN DONGEN VAN SLOTEN VASQUEZ VECCHIARELLI VERDUGO un 'ISIZZZY' MANUEL DOREEN WP' DORIS JANET JOHN VIDAL VIDAURRI VIDAURRI VRTAR WADDELL JUN -r-'ff RHONDA MARY JOYCE ROBERT MICHELLE WAHL WALCOTT WALKER WALSER WATKINS 140 BRUCE DEBBIE WATSON WATSON MELINDA BOB WATTS WEAVER JIM SYLVIA WEBB WEBSTER BILL ROBERT WELSH WEMYSS omecoming rally- big success School spirit was never before demonstrated as it was during the rally before the Burbank-Burroughs Game. I A DONALD LINDA RANDY WEDEN WELCH WELDEN TERRI MIKE DONNA WHITAKER WI-IITCOMB WHITE 141 page editor: Ioran decker -,jg , ,. 111 LL.-J: 1' 1 Q7 '12 ff J W f., 4 f u , X I , gl y xx f I ROGER WHITE WHITING IB. semors partwlpate gi .,A, A If Yx , CANDY DAVID JOANNE WILCOXSON WILHELM WILKIE W7 MARGARET CHERYL WILKINS WILLIAMS War DENNIS WOLF DEBBIE WILLIAMS fvwa I 'GLW'-V A SW f fi M ,f mf M 1, f 'W' 2 Z ,f , 1 M. I 1 CRAIG WOOD 9 . Q wzfmffzf. fn 1' '- M 5 M it . .4 112: I 'lil ' ' , ,ff 5-:Eiga 5 ' .i,ff':v - . ' ' A W? 1 3 . M49 X5 2 V ,ff , I , I ' '5 12 -I , -'fx ' N-2 N A I ., RANDY WOOD WORTI-IINGTON KAREN WURM 142 Seniors not pictured: PAUL ADAMS CRAIG AFDAHL ZULLY AGUIAR RALPH ANDERSON PETER ANSKE LARRY BAKER ROBIN BERG BRUCE BIVENS JERRY BIXBY ANTHONY BONANNO MICHAEL CARPENTER DENISE CARTER MIGUEL CHAO STANLEY CHRISTOPHER RICHARD CHRONISTER RICHARD COLON CAROL CUNNINGHAM VICTOR DE FRANCISCO ANGELA DE TOLLA LUPE DIAZ ROGELIO DONES WILLIAM DUNAWAY JOHN DUNHAM DENNIS DUVALL DAWN EGAN ROBERTE EMERSON BRENDA GERSON RICHARD GOHLICH GARY GRASSIE GEORGAN GRIGGS DANIEL GRISWOLD ROBERT GROSSI MARC HALBRITER JOHN HALL WILLIAM HENDERSON JAMES HERGENROTHER LINDA HERRERA BRAD HICKMAN ROY HINRICHS DAVID HOPKINS ROBERT HOYT RODGER JACHWAK MARK JACKMAN SALLY JEWETT VICKI JOHNSON WILLIAM KASPER JOHN KEISTER HARLEY KINNAMON LARRY KRAMER BRUCE KRANZBERG MELANIE KUSCH GARY LABBE GARY LEHMAN BRUCE LOWELL CALVIN LUJAN CANDACE MADDREN VICKI MAJOR PATRICK SULLIVAN PAT TAYLOR SUSAN TEEL HEATHER THORNOCK JAMES TILLER BENIGNA TREJO EDWARD TREML ROBERT TRUJILLO LINDA VACHA JAMES WALTER GARY WELSH MIKE WHITTEN BILL WILLIAMS BILL WILSON L5f ,I 5 , f JUNIGRS F-4 GJ n deck I3 lo ii O 4-I If-1 'U eu 0 N CD CG CL Nadezhka Abadie Mark Albertson Michele Alexander Dawn Allen Karen Allen Edson Allevato Manuel Alvarez Connie Andersen Kristie Andersen Harry Anderson Linda Anderson Robert Anderson Karen Angel John Ashburn Diane Aston Karen Aydelotte Sandra Bacha Jerry Bailey Pamela Barber Jeffery Barkett Donna Barkey Luis Barreto William Barron Charles Batchelor Deborah Beauchalne Susan Becker Leonard Bennett 4 1, K ,,', 2512. K' iz' Vi? 5-7 , 225 ' , A . ', e 5. -5 fa ,a-ff ,, ' ' e ,,,' 1 ,'.' fi :- ' 4 t ,LL L', tisi. V in yy y lg y A ,h, , ,,.- ', , i ,V ,,L'L I , f 'mf 1 Class president WALLY REIHER, efficiently led the way for Juniors into their final year at Burroughs. Presidentiall speaking. . . 147 Russell Bentz George Berg June Berger Lila Bergman Penelope Bernhard Pamela Bernstein Steven Berry Rex Bestle Linda Bethany Tomi Birch Linda Blackwood Constance Bobyak Kathleen Boyle John Brady Carl Brandt Robert Brannon Roger Brener Terri Brennan Kathy Broderick editor: cindy wood CD OD cd Q-4 Junior Council Class councils play an important part in training the leaders of tomorrow Junior Class Council provides experience in the offices of president secretary and treasurer Jennifer Brookes Brian Brown Rita Brown Becky Bruce Timothy Bruse Scott Budrick Brian Bunch Debra Butler Andy Cable Cathi Caldarell Patricia Campbell Patti Canfield Gary Cann John Cannon Nancy Carlson Cathy Carpenter provides opportunities for self management Javier Cerecer Jay Chance Rosa Chao Todd Chatwood Dewey Chavez Susan Christensen Patricia Christopher Dan Clapp Joan Classetti Faith Compton Gail Connors Deirdre Conroy Gary Carr Dennis Carrell Roger Carroll Chester Casconi Ronald Casella Karen Castello ood editor: cindy w GJ OD ce D-1 , ,,f:,zg. 4-:ITWN l 4 1.4 f, osx., J' A ,,-. f M ygZm,, iid? , ., Wy . , ,f .2 , V f -. 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W 1 ' f 1 ' X W ,V x 1 3 Z 6, i Q 3 f 2 9 f f , ,, if af, 7 f-za ff? -tv, ' gi' gaivwfwfe W fwgq gy-, f W fy I 9 - 1: - . , ,tw-1 . 7 . .i 1 xiii 'L'- in gnfwf qwnagwif 5 - f neene -V f f-for nn.n lux' ':zvz1 L:,f'1'w.. , ,z pw -f -, ..,, , gee' JFS 2- 3' -if ,A ,e-e. , :af -, -pf. , 2-' , . , t It, 144.- ' nt .55 , -1,,.,f, wx KVVA ,K My Steve Cox Richard Cramer Keiko Creacy Daniel Curtin Deborah Curtin Donna Curtin Eugenna Curtis Roy Damarjian Manuel Da Motta Michael Daniell Sheila Davies Christine Davio Lisa Davis Patti Davis Stephen Davis Keeping the Junior Class within their budget isnat so hard after all? .as proved by class treasurer TERI FRANCE, who displayed her ability Theresa Conway Bonnie Cook Stephen Cook Debbie Corwin Joe Coutts Karen Cox things even, is the Junior Class Treasury Walter, Davis William Deahl Suzanne De Camp Andrea Deitch Michael Delbarian Patricia De Marco Sixto Diaz Michael Dickey Debra Dilley Diane Dillman Suzanne Dizon Frank Donofrio Margaret Doran Victoria Doran Richard Douglas Denise Dugas Deborah Durnbaugh Dale Durose Russ Dworzack Phillip Dye Christina Ehrengruber George Ehrengruber Evelyn Eichler Kimberly Elcano Diane Elliott Martin Elliott Debra Ellis Donna Ellis Rose Elizondo Class of 973 Work hard for oncoming Michael Everhart Kim Ezell Lorena Faber Lori Faith Brenda Farrow Mary Farrow Patricia Ferguson Jose Fernandez David Ferrara Gary Figueroa Christina Fletcher Amber Flower Teresa France Renee Frances Virginia Frankian Jackie Freeman David Friedrich John Frontera Andre Forgues John Gagnon Mary Emanuel Cheryl Enyeart Barry Epstein Mark Erickson Brian Erpenbach Danae Espinoza David Etherington Douglas Evans senior year l Deborah Gaines Adrian Gallardo Tara Galloway Charles Gallyon Annette Garcia Debbie Garcia Edward Garcia John Gates Mary Gibb Mary Garcia Kimie Gearin Rober Gibbs Deborah Gibson Keeping track of the minutes for the Junior Class was Deborah Garrett Morris Gerbin Bobbi Gibson Greg Gilbert Fall secretary JOAN MCFARLAND. Mrs Osterman advises Juniors throughout Joseph Glosz Jamie Goffredo Michael Goffredo Karen Goit Olivia Gonzales William Gooding Sheryl Gossard Anthony Grabar Katie Grangetto Sherrie Griffith 95196322521 the year Jeffrey Halter Lorraine Halter Sharon Hamilton Paula Hannan Michael Hanseman Jennifer Hansen Lila Hansen Michael Harris Cynthia Hart Gregory Hartman Randee Harwood Patricia Haslock Mary Hastings Ernest Hauser James Hauser Cyrtthia Hawley Kathleen Haynes Kevin Haynes Christine Hazard Timothy Hecker Carol Heidenberger Lawrence Helm Lois Helm Jill Helms Fred Heltsley Laurie Heltsley Elena Hernandez Sandra Herring Scott Higgins Jeffrey Hill Kay Hinchliffe Phillip Hinkle Ruth Hintze Kenneth Hitt John Hjelmstrom Conrad Hoffmann Bruce Hogue Eric Holman Denise Hopkins Thomas Hourigan Samuel Houston Melodie Howse Carla Hughes Hans Huitink unior Injunettes have a fine turn out to the first sports night N 45752, A df gi MQ? f my 2' ' k f,,4 5 Y v T., Q, A 51- ,. x My alll! LV' 7 fw, f f-QKM W Ah wry To Nu 0 ws iff -7 Qi' fi? 'nf 1 .W 3 , A f YWZSZS' .ff . Y 1 I Trading Post stocks man J unior Stanley Kramer Patricia Krikorian Butch Kronlund Patricia Kubler Steven Kwiatkoske Allen Kyseth Janet Lackey Michael Lafayette James Landis Diana Larsen Laura Laws Debbie Leach Susan Lee Melody Levy Diane Lewis Frederick Liberman Susan Lien Donn Lipera Patricia Lippke Michael Little Hugo Londono Patrick Long Victor Lopez Ruby Lovato Danette Lovejoy Donald Low Donald Loyd John MacGregor Steven Magill Scott Malinoff Showing that our student store isrft always serious business are DOUG DEGRAZZIO and KATHY SINGLETON. Kathleen McKenzie Gary Meacham Ross Meats Mark Meeks Sharon Mars Lori Marsalis Neal Martin Paul Martin Darby Masterani Brian Matthews Susan Matzkin Harry Mazzei Michael McCarthy Deborah McCord Terri McC0rkle Joan McFarland John McGehee William McGinley Stephen McHorney Rallies were sou packed and Elsa Mendoza Debra Merlino Cleo Miller Hector Miramontes Marjorie Moody Rich Moore Robert Morgan Richard Mendoza Peter Mieeli Kevin Milner Mark Mone Cheryl Mooney Adriana Moreno Terrill Morgan npooied 2.10 ofeuuop U S9 'X Michael Morkin Robin Mounce Michael Mullins Birgit Nagel Paul Nissen Rex Norman Claudia Obermeyer Joseph Morrow Leslie Mullins David Musall Teresa Nikaido Roger Norem Patricia Norris Nancy Ohanian Action filled Robert Olson JeffPastor John Oster Kathleen Paulo Patricia Papero Alan Peever Richard Parks John Penney ll! Anthony Perez Leonard Petras Deborah Pillon Pedro Pineda Edward Plevack Michael Ponek Lynnette Pope Sherre Pope l6l 'bisiie .4.,B,Ln V .21 W, -X, ,.,f.A,, z ,w,yu7., One of the reasons for such action filled rallies was MARIE CENTENNO, female mascot. . .and she's packed full ofsoul! Marisa Porco Steven Pouliot James Pritchett page editor: donnajones Pamela Proffitt Pauline Pryor Helen Quayle Anne Quevedo Anthony Ramos Patricia Ramos Charlene Ramsey Gregory Ramsey Vivienne Ready Thomas Rebber Brian Rebman Kevin Recchia Robert Reichelderfer Walter Reiher Jay Reiss Susan Riddell Naomi Rivera Suzanne Robb Michael Robbins it .Z e Q ..h'- .-- K P ,f.. -'. - fe-: 5514 , - vc -- f-4, fsgt, i , f , ,f fi g , 142 ' 'Cf js S f f 54 1 ,g f , , , , 45,5 ov as W ,gf f y A , . , . ,, . Y . V f . . 1 Sq I 7 9 gi' L 4 1 ,W f f 4 ff, g 6 ff' f it 4 ,gr A W 5.1 s 7 x A Q 1 M , . , ,,v., I fff 22 .. f :,. 1 17922 ff Q' -il .V I 'l f 'af 1' ..' -1 1 J fi ' 14' Hg: Agafgki? ff'?Hz'2G? 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X I , 1 , 4 f ,rfwfw , X755-7 Vf f ? ,'ff'f' , ' W V f 459 ' W :-mf Q ' ' ' , QWVHQM W ffl, f f .,.ff, f , 71, 1 ., f' ' 4 1 gf -'M ,MMM I rf Q SGPHC CRES sley Hn CH k itor pageed Donna Abbott Terry Abel Patricia Adkins Michael Adler Ralph Agostini Debra Aguilar Regina Alberto Kevin Albertson Dawn Allen Robert Allen Sondra Alley Margaret Alm Adriana Alonzo Bruce Anderson Curtis Anderson Cynthia Anderson Douglas Anderson Jeorge Andonie James Angelini Todd Anske Jaye Apperson Sophomores join the reservation , 1 N 1 1--X - Gloria Arias William Armstrong Kimberly Arnds Vincent Arroyo Dennis Atkinson Steven Austin Lisa Baker Stephen Bard Bonnie Barnes Barbara Barrios Cynthia Barton Gerald Baumgarten Sandi Baumgartner Sue Baxter Rolf Bear Craig Beaubien Kristi Beck Kay Beeley Terre Beindorff Isaac Benitez Ross Benson Reed Bente Debra Berkovic Ann Bernstein Carla Bertole Linda Bigbee William Billups Kathy Birch Kristine Bisset Irma Blandino Charles Bolden William Bomar Vincent Borgese Gregory Boriero Ralph Botting Veronica Bougher Keith Bourne Jannine Bowles to preview their future hunting grounds William Gillis Thomas Given Marc Glasser Yvonne Gomez Gordon Gooding David Graham Kathy Graves Lynn Gray Julianne Gross Lela Grunden Yolanda Guerrero George Guevaro Mario Guzman Mitchell Haddad Patricia Hadsell Julie Halamicek Roland Hall Donna Hansen Mollie Harrison Pamela Harwood Marta Heins Paul Helm J ,Nell Henig Gary Henson Edward Herndon Ricardo Herrara Mark Hester Darla Heyen Keith Hitt Ross Hoagland Edward Hoffman Steven Holgate Christopher Holland Scott Holmes Frances Holzer Shirlee Homan Richard Hooker Kim Hopkins Margaret Hopkins Linda Horwitz Mary Hoven Jerry Howell Joseph Freno Debra Frey Dana Friedman Kenneth Friend Dan Frydrychowski Cherie Fryman Michael Funk Naola Gaeb David Gage Jim Galbraith Anne Gallardo Debbie Gallyon John Gannon Edward Gaona Antonio Garcia Patricia Garcia Debbie Garland James Gasaway Marianne Gentile Steven Gerace Lois Giles 5 x-1 15 cu 'fs as J 5 O ,, .,,i , J-1 il un -... L J f GJ cvs ,aff .-ani g... O 09 'U 5 x ii' Robert Jarbo Joyce Jeckewicz Kent Jeffress Diane Johnson Patrick Johnson Valerie Johnson Jeffrey Jones Karen Jones Lory Jones William Jones Robin Jordon Sonja Kaiser Aleta Kasper William Kearney Russell Keith Donna Keller Lawrence Kellogg Dawn Kelly Paul Kelly Kenneth Kennedy Jr. Michael Kennedy -i r. Brown 1972 Sophomore Lauren Howes Tina Hromada Sherry Hubbard Randy Hudson Barney Hughes Bonny Hull Janice Hull Robert Iadevaia Gloria Ibarra Curtis lhle William Irwin Loretta Iverson Michaela Ivy Gregory lzay Jeffrey Jackson John Jacobs William Jacobson Karlisa Jago Joey James Marjorie James Margareth Janssen Norman Kephart Sameer Khoury Cindy Kimmel Judy King Sharlene Kipp Priscilla Kirby Karen Knust Debra KOfl'lCr Valerie Konan Georgeann Kouyoumjian Mary Kregel Jane Kubasak Gregory Kukta Christal Kyriacou Elaine Lanczek Leslie Langston Mark La Prath Wendy Larsen Diane Lawler Donna Lawler Jodi Lawson Thomas Lee Martin Lesak Larry Lettenmaier Preston Lewis Joseph Libby James Lichnovsky Paul Lien Gale Lindenmayer George Lindstrom R l 514 :ummm MR. MELVIN BROWN seems to be really interested in the young people of today because he's been the Sophomore Class Adviser for the past four years. Robert Lippert William Livingston Deborah Loccisano Connie Logan Conrad Lopez Geralyn Lowrey Randee Luedecke Therese Luffee Maxine Lujan Danny Lush Michael Lyons Debra Mackey Monica Magallanes Janet Maisel Yvonne Majewski Richard Markey Nancy Marquez Victor Marquez Richard Marshall Deborah Martin James M artin Dennis Matsuoka Fred Maxwell Jennifer May Kathleen M ay Scott Mayfield Antoinette M azzei Lennie McCarty Kristal McClung Gary McCollum Donna McCord Michael McDivitt Thomas McElroy Patrick McEnery Kathryn McFarland Peggy McFarland Dana McGehee Vicki McGraw Jan Mc Guire Nancy Mclntosh Renee McKimmy Monica McNulty Sophomores look forward to a active A: 3, QE ! ff jew- '::s:a-: 1 Wendy McQuown J ames Meek Nancy Melideo Linda Meloff Sheila Menzies Michael Merrick Bob Micheletti Wayne Milazzo Daniel Miller Alma Miller Jeffrey Mills Mark Mills Donna Milosauljevich Rosann Mirisola John Mitchell Marc Modrak Allan Moline Janet Money Don Montgomery Cheryl Moon Donald Mooney Yadira Morales Andriana Moratinos Helen M oreno Rosa Moreno Thomas M oriarty David Mosher Damian Mucci Larry Murphy Michael Murray R f N N BA . . :ifiiif L i S f ef 3 . -ffl-'if l ' ' 'I Joseph Muscarella Vincent Muscarella Donaly Nadon Holly Nash Donald Nay Judy Neubeiser Eric Newberg Scott Nikaido Kathy Nolan Leo Nusser Phillip Nye John O'Brien Craig Olson Jerry Oman Bert Orlando Christopher Ornelas Lisa Orr Denny Osborn Monte Osborn Theresa Osborne Diane Oswalt Susie Packer Bell Padilla Manuel Padilla Paula Page sport night Sophomores are really able to let themselves go and relax during one of our great Sports Nights. Laurie Paley Donna Papero Brenda Paris Richard Paulson Patrick Paziak Kathy Pearce Linda Peever Giana Pelletti Scott Pennings Nancy Perez Thomas Perez Yolanda Perez David Perkins Denise Peterson Paul Pet.Z oldt Ana Poropatic Lori Poulson John Powers Michael Prather Ronald Price Donna Pruett Eduardo Puiggros Jon Pyeatt Patrick Ramsey Michael Ratzky Frederick Raya April Rea Brian Rea Robin Rebuck Michael Recchia Ronald Reck Martin Reddington Cathy Reece Debbie Reed Ronald Reiher Theresa Repola Pat Rheamount Patricia Robideau Laurie Robinson James Rode Stephen Rodgers Debra Rodriguez J an Rogers Lisa Rogers Cheryl Rohland Kimberly Roman Toni Roman Pierre Romero Anthony Rondinella Gerald Rose Veronica Rose Natalie Rosenberg Samuel Ross Pamela Roulston lkamp te r: debbie t0 page edi la. Melodie Rowan Peggy Roy Jan Ruff Joella Rummel Patricia Rumph Les Rune Toni Russo Kim Ryder Roberto Sagory Rose Sagory Gary Sanden Robin Sandmeyer Richard Sands Maxie Santillan Jr. Mario Saucedo Deborah Savo Cathy Sawyer Cynthia Sayers Robert Scheire Catherine Schnoebelen Marcia Schultz Gregg Scott Richard Scott Steven Scott Jeffery Segall Joan Sergiadis Timothy Seymour Richard Shanks Steven Share James Shaw Kathleen Sheets David Shephard Lisa Shoemaker Vera Simic Randall Simmrin Scott Sindon Deborah Singer Michael Sinks Preston Slater Robert Small Gordon Smith Kimberley Smith Kitti Smith Thomas Smith Victoria Smith William Smith Livia Smoquina Carol Snyder 2:5 ,N ,,., aff-,M ff ,rj QM, V V V wm- Sophomo s Songleaders CAROLYN FROST CINDY HADDAD and MELANIE NYSTROM really show their spirit at the first Burroughs football l -za' I Y' .fn V . 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Q .,, - 15. , 0,11 sw , - .Q rallies Debbie Snyder Diane Soll William Southworth Frances Spaulding Peter Spaulding Robin Spears Jenelda Stark Linda Stark Elaine Stassen Roberta Stay Sharon Steinke John Sternal Gayle Stert Mary Stevenson Michael Stewart Douglas Stone Richard Stone Steven Sullivan Linda Sundback Christine Sutton Wesley Sutton ., 1 l T. , , s,,r Q, . xp .:fE..::' it . by s.r lv ft r ,' :iii iiii f .- 4-,.,: 1 r: dianajones O it page ed Sophornores end year with big bang - , it-cy: A ggma ,ti ft. fe :Mi Qi l Ling' 1. l Carolyn Merchant Gilberto Moreno f f972y f 5532 Q . ,. v :3L,1,- Q jj., 1 Kathy Whitfield Darleen Whiting Deborah Whiting Margaret Whittle Allan Wiggins Lynn Wilkinson Rick Wilmarth Mark Wintermantle Craig Wise Sherman Wong Cindy Wood Karen Wood Christopher Wright Susan Wright Wayne Wright George Wuenschel April Yaphe Brian Yarrow Terry Zortman Paula Doyle Karen Garza f-,f. ' 64 . Y 5 v rr FA! if I if f., 7' ew 1,4 qw. .W -'Q Ss Ss - , VH .. , ' ' 's Q ? 3 . 'sz - W .01 4 ff 5 71 -- fx 2 il if, ' q A X gin! -. ' 1 A f 5 -1 . ,... N,.Q? LlJfff-JfIk'M fi --., 'Q A I ru 2,-r L' , . 4 iff H,.-..,,,w 5 . 6, . f , , - ,M ' 2 67311, 1: , -1. -W CS OH J CU C5 CU v-1 r: d' O it eed C-D cv Q.. 1 FACULT Z 'ww-. ffaf-4' ' P 1 wr ,.liZ2?2fs'Q?f51f5 . s: cd E dill IIC cha OI' edit GJ OD CES Q-4 Mr. SHERMAN CHAVOOR, M.S. Principal Mr. ROBERT VOSS, M.A. Counselor, Psychology Mr. PAUL RAINE, M.S, Counselor Mr. JAMES LLOYD, M.A. Assistant Principal ,, 512 Miss ELIZABETH FEELEY, B.A. Assistant Principal Mrs, ELIZABETH HILL M A Counselor 184 dministrators guide students through school Mr. ROBERT BREWER, M.A. Curriculum Coordinator Mr. RALPH BRANDT, M.A. Counselor, Psychology g . 7,3 A vt' Vi' .' Ip- K. ., , A, ,V ,wg , -an 'L . 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Counselor holzer ZIHCCS page editor: fr Language and ine Arts round out our education Mrs. MARY ELIZABETH BENSON, M.A. Mrs. IDA SILVA, M.A. French, Spanish Spanish Wx., K, E Mr. IRA HEFFLER, BA- Mr. ROBERT HEADLEY, B.A. Speech, English, Forensics English, Spanish, ESL Mr. ALEX MOREL, MS. Spanish ' sfC2i Z'?Xtii2' f 7 f Mr. ROBERT ROSE, M.ED.. Instrumental Music Miss PATRICIA vanHARTESVELDT, B.A Drama, Stagecraft, English ' ' fr-'-fl' 5'5lk'W7wE ' ..'iiH--w9.iGZfff 4 'M' , ily? W1 N4 ai . , M, 1 , 3 Q rfggilig fe y When the Chiefs get together, the Indians quiver and quake. Mr. DAVID WOOD, B.A. L' ad' f 'Fw Mr. MANNIX MILLER, B.A. Mr. DWIGHT MARTIN, M.A. Mrs. CAROLYN WYATT, B.S. Photography, Auto Mech. Vocal Music, Organ Injunettes, Dance najones r: d1a O it ed Mr.CoNLEY MCLAUGHLIN, B.A. 2,0 Akela, Art, Drafting CL XX I gg 'U D9 UQ CD CD Q- :lo O T! C2- cu C7 O' his CD DD UQ C3 ,.l. F14 D3 1 Mr. DAVID GOODLAW, M.A. Auto Shop l ' 1 l MLARTHUR JOHNSON, B.A. Metal Shop WMVIAH6 li .Q-'sf' ' 'HY Mrs. JOANNE BAILEY, B.S. Clothing 5 Mrs. PRISCILLA STEVENS, B.S. Personal Development, Family Nursing, Typing T88 A X .2 , 2 ? f E Mr. L. BERNARD GANTZ, B.A Auto Shop I Eiectlves la an 1m ortant pan in schedule 1 English is necessary for good communication Miss JEAN EWING, M.A. English, Government Jig , ,X Miss CATHERINE LEONARD, B.A. MF- ROBERT LOWRIMORE, MA- English English Mr.WILLIAM CARPENTER, M.A. English Mrs.sALLY BEATON, B.A. English Mrs. IRENE CLASSETTY, M.A. Mrs.CAROLYN SUDING, B,A. English, Latin English w14cC'3 f'l ' 'f A Mr. JOHN SAGE, M.A. English Mrs.TERESA OSTERMAN, M.A. English Mr. ERNST KORNGOLD, M.A. Mrs.JUNE ROSOFF, B.A English English Mrs. MAXINE MUNCH, B.A. Language Skills l9l 843-1' wa. v LJ. ii., f fy Eff. wx :X ,Q is-4 '53.ml9z?25i W1:,.A4 . i -, Mr.GEORGE BOONE, M.S. Mr. MELVIN BROWN, M.E. History History MLRICHARD GRIMES, B.A. History, Basketball ' ' MMR W , f 4,92 ,V ,fm . , A-QW ,wr :Qu - vim. .1-rg . ,X-.W gg.,. .A it . 'rrr A L ' , ,L .. ,,., ,W V, if , ki z f ' 'P 2 - M- ., ' . - Q - 1 cz-5. Wfmoffwf, . wiv R' 1 R' .P ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 f V w Q ' ww f ,. .112 :' X , 7 -'iffq ' 6244:-4: A ' asm 2-1. y,mf-tf:-by nf, :2a:'fL5x,:-W. M' ,. I1 tud the past Mr, THOMAS MARSHALL, M.A. History Mr. ARTHUR LEONE, M.A. History Mr. JOHN LESU EUR Government, History I-4 CD N v-4 O .ST cn CD O ci cd editor: fr CD DD cd Cl-1 Science an Mr PATRICK DOWD, B.A. MLGORDON MACDONALD, M.S. Biology, Science Coordinator Physics, Science Mr. WILLIAM LARSON, M.A. Mr. JACK DRAGER, M.S. MLGERALD LIBMAN, B.A. Science Safety, Cross Country Health, Baseball :loiipo QP QQ 191 memo 'SHEET Mathematics good foundations for life Mr. WILLIAM FLORA, M.S. Algebra, College, Math Review Mr.GERSEN GROSMARK, M.S. Algebra, Geometry Mrs. MILDRED ROHWER, B.S. Science ', fo ax' gf..-.f eta? Mr. EDWARD WILLIAMS, M,A. Mrs. MARY LISTON, B.A. Algebra, Geometry Algebra, Geometry Mr. JOHN MCLAUGHLIN, M.S. Mr. EDWARD VISKOCIL, M.A. Algebra, Functional Math. Functional Math, Algebra an A W.-4, ., E UNK 195 lkmnp te ie r:debb O H pageed 'U N UQ CD Ollpil 1.1 IO poom Apu . :Ti-12 -x, ff if. ff ss' 'X :Q Active students arc happy students Mr. CRAIG BELL, B.A. Physical Education, Football 'Wulf 'ham Mr. ROBERT DUNIVANT, M.A. Physical Education, Football X, Mr. BRIAN HURST, M.A. Athletic Director, Basketball Mr. DAVID I-IERMANS, MA. Physical Education, Swimming, Water Polo 196 l Miss GLADYS LEE, M.S. Physical Education Miss BITTERSWEET WOJTYLA, B.S Physical Education Mrs FLORENCE TREMPE M S A. in z W A nw ,1 ll! V52 rj f ff f ' Z! f, f 24 , K lyf X , , w p! f The backbone of our school is the office staff 1 . , -' V' ' fr-,, ,. . ., , Mr. Almo Azzari Mrs. lrene Austin Mr. Frank Boll Mrs. Marguerite Bruce Mrs. Lydia Fogle Custodian Work Experience Secretary Custodian Matron Attendance Secretary Mrs. Katheriene Haidle Mr. James Haynes Mrs, Gail I-Iermanson gifs' :da Iverson Mr, Pierre La Vane Records Secretary Head CUStOdian Secretary ecfe 315' Custodian page editor: loran decker wa --0. -Y. '. t l.:w1Q-rw ww' '34WJ w- ' -:. , V . 7 I 1 s . , X ,f P . 1 Q -fs. 1 N 1 - ix 331 f s , s 1 , s 5 X l K ,, X s x .4 X viii X lt 47 I 6 4 X 4 -MU, .. va, ,.-..,-ff .N L- c.'-9L L:ls1 . H .1715 -. Q- 1- ,-raw.. 'Y .f qi?-'f -.kia gr.: fi 4 - A r :as 'K QV. Tx 2 ,::f: ff! 25? :S-. .rw 1, .i v -RN'-Y :, lf'1'.'l fki K 5,31 if , . f -- ,cis rf 'efwg-S9525-Q , 75 ,V -if , 'W 5 f-Q 1-i , wi. Eliza 'z x 5 ii 1712 ' :Ei . 1 - ' f ,N fi, 'YI K ' ,. 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Principalls Secretary Finance Secretary Miss Martha Jane Topping Mrs. Dorothy Voss Principal's Secretary Counselor,s Secretary 5 'F Q M 4 , .z Mr. Walter Wartman Mr. Joseph Yurkus Custodian Custodian ff A f .Vyy i :A Q i 4 if .W 'L V 1 '1 .f V yy f,,,.w,. ffw, ,f ' 1 Ilya' 1 5 57573 fe! f g ' if - K 4. . I r , . Z E-wg, 7 an , it I! ' 1 Qi? 07 I 4 VN W, f , I r V 4 ,afzxfg , 7' I , f 'lxlf 313- iii? , ff npooged 1.10 euuop F UO S9 I s 20 Acknowledgements Editor-in-Chief Page Editors: STAFF Donna Jones Debbie Aguilar Terri Broman Loran Decker Diane Dillman Frances Holzer Diana Jones Debbie Leach Ken Linsley Jennifer May Debby Schiff Jeffery Segall Cindy Wood O Two years of a new decade have passed. This past school year of 1971-1972 has meant many different things to many different people. Whatever the mood of any situation, we, the AKELA staff, have tried to capture these moments, in order to have them remembered and relived as long as there exists an AKELA. Re-capturing these moments requires many good pictures. So, for the fine selection they have given to us, we convey our greatest gratitude to Mr. Miller and his photography class for taking their time in helping us prepare AKELA. Proofreading is an essential part of an annual. Since AKELA is the resurrection of school days at Burroughs, we want it to come to you as nearly perfect as possible, For catching and correcting our mistakes in the copy, our heartfelt thanks go to Miss Leonard and Mr. Rose. The hours of their time that they voluntarily gave for our benefit are greatly appreciated. Last, but certainly not least, we acknowledge Mr. Conley Mc Laughlin. For his hours of planning, work, and un- deserved patience toward us, we give not only the inadequate words of thanks, but our love. Without Mr. Mac, AKELA would not be. Finally, we thank each other for the all-around congeniality of the group in working together to present to you our book of memories, AKELA, 1972. A 3 ' . wr T. 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