John Burroughs Middle School - Burr Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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SPORTS AROUND J. B. Your Add! Point Game! One Love! May seem to the ordinary person just a lot of meaningless sentences, but to the girls of Ye olde gym field they are familiar phrases, each with an individual meaning and importance. Your Add, when heard on a tennis court, is a crucial moment in one of J.B. ' s favorite social games — tennis. Point Game also represents the high mo- ment in the most played and liked game on the campus. You guessed it — volleyball. One Love can be the start of a thrilling game of either handball or badminton, less- er known, but still well liked sports at J.B. PING PONG GAMES Shouting loudly and with much glee, There are many exciting games to see. Now you ' re dismissed, go get dressed fast, So you ' ll have time to make your next class. By Natalie Krol 3 BASEBALL I HANDBALL PAGE FIFTY-ONE

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CAPTAINS GYM OFFICERS The Gym captains are elected at the be- ginning of each term to lead the class in its activities. Each of the three classes have a captain and a sergeant and a sec- retary. The sergeants keep a record of the de- merits of the girls. The girls get demerits when they are wearing jewelry or are not properly dressed in their gym clothes, or not in order when the tardy bell rings. The Secretaries take roll and keep a rec- ord of the absences of the girls. These girls have to be up on their school work for they miss some of the work at the begin- ning of the period. ROLL CALL Fall into roll call the captains will say, Roll must be taken, then you can can play. Tummies in and heads up high, Joan has an exer- cise she wants us to try. SECRETARIES SERGEANTS PAGE FIFTY

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GIRLS ' LEAGUE OFFICERS President Judy Hales Vice President. .Patti Harqear Secretary .... Shirley Tanner THE GIRLS ' LEAGUE CABINET The Girls ' League cabinet is made up mostly of ninth grade girls. Each girl has a committee such as: Courtesy, Publicity, Red Cress, Flower, Nutrition, or Gym cap- tains that meets and works together. The girls meet once every other week to dis- cuss and report the happenings of their committee. They help decide some of the important girls affairs and are girls who ran for League offices and lost. Top row, left to right: Pattie Whitney, Nancy Cass, Carolyn Yarbrough, Barbara Faust, Jeanne Badham, Mary Joe Perstein, Marilyn Miller, Carol Allen; second row: Peggy Prince, Harriet Tyre, Doris Silver, Shirley Tanner, Judy Hales, Patricia Har- gear, Carol Smith, Carol Shaffner, Jacque- line Yarbrough; bottom row: Jane Pyne, Joanne Krause, Dawn Pratt, Jacqueline Swarthout, Beatrice Challis, Lillian Abbott, lUeana Marafioti, Joan Corbin, Mary Eliza- beth Heightower, Barbara Grimsley. PAGE FIFTY-TWO