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

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infidc f-I K 6 L f-1 SPORTS ................ 98 There was more to a Burroughs student's life than academics. Instead of rushing home at 3:05, some students participated in interscholastic athle- tics. SPIRIT ................. 142 Cheerleaders and band members did an excellent job this year, leading the crowd and rooting our teams on to victory. ACTIVITIES ............. 160 To escape the drudgery of academics, many students participated in extracurricular activities such as CSF, clubs, ASB, Akela, Smoke Signal, drama, band, and dance. REIVIINISCENCES ....... 193 The year has finally come to an end. We can now look back at the past- whether good or bad - and move ahead into the future. 3

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MILTON H. PowERs, D.D.S, , , 212-B EAsT PRovlbENciA AVE. BURBANK, cALlF. 91502 U n f ' G .jirffrrftirg K ,W E v in-..Q.j l SENIOFIS ................ 'I6 After waiting three long years, it finally happened. We have become seniors. We have lived through it all. Now it's on to a hopefully successful future. JUNIGFKS ................ 48 With only one more year left of high school, the lVliddlemen eagerly awaited their most celebrated year as seniors. SOPHOIVIORES .......... 66 Starting at the bottom, sophomores got in the flow of things - even after enduring their share of abuse from juniors and seniors. ACADEMICS ............. 82 Being bombarded with homework and tests were only a few problems that a typical Burroughs student had to contend with.

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THE IGI-lr he exhilaratlon of being a Bur- roughs student was felt by all the many guys and dolls on campus this year. The adventures ot learnmg formed an excttlng path that enabled every one to parttcr pate an academtc choices whtch would prepare htm for a success ful Ilfe after graduation Blologlcal dtssectlons computer punching complicated mathematical per mutatlons and declphenng of strange Teutonlc texts were all part of the learning expenence Addlttonally the extra curricular acttvrttes which dominated the af ter school hours helped Bur roughs to stnve towards nts goal of producing students who were athletlc and cosmopolitan as well as scholarly We had fun too' From the confusion of a sophomore s first day on campus to the anttclpatton of a senior on graduatton eve students felt the prlde joy and sense of accom pllshment that combined to make them the best tribe ot lndlans yet the right stuftl l 2,535,155 twgggwy . Q, - rf-.Ms - . rf , swf, 'ff-ff' fa? ' .7731 s W-wmpx 5 lfl t , V 4 g- W .gil r 5, 5 V Y ,r,,,r ' ' W 9w:ffz 'fL t rr ,, A f' 11 ,'C,.fff ' , , 5,2 f Q1 ' .. - ,fi ffwzl 4. W- ,, mfg ffr, V ' ,2.i, l , f Zgffgy fc Ml ,Mn 'Y 31 ' ' ' Q. ,fl r Vw., ,. V Y I A 'VR H W, 0' ' K 1 ' 'H Q r Z V gj,.2,Ag ,,,V . ,JJ f gg nh ' ' 2, , in X: 1 n ,, ' L LAQMVHM , , , '- ' f f, if f 24, f mi , 1 , 1 . 1 t f A gk , rf 4-Q.. 4 .W 1 f 4 1 ,, lf! r,-v -.., -W? ' I MJ W , , v , , 7, 1 X I 4 sf ' ' ' N l MQ, f 1 ,f I 1 1 am 1 011511, If W3 N 1 f Jf 4 1, 4 mf I , 0 f , fC,f 464 W 1 wg 4 fi 'WQA567 fm Y 16 f - f 'fffifn ' 5 if 47 J' , 5 t' .t - ' 5-N -1 A G' 3 4 f . 'f M, vdnuv., 5' g 5 '21 rw , , 774' . fy . ' af? lf I 2 13, 0 1 A , 2 l 5' ., :VJ ' ' v ' fl if -. LQ ' if an , U f 1 ' ,' fl I M y r f , 1 r ' 1'1 gx4Ji:11'?t'L?g',z1w2L.'1vf?ff,,-11: , K - f , . -f cv arf -si 'f frsuffsf tv rf,-.favfff .-ting mme ya uit. , 2..t..,,,,, l., ,,,, 4,f.4t.K4f,,,,,,, ,,,, :,.d,f:i f. XL, 'f .34