Burroughs High School - Burro Yearbook (Ridgecrest, CA)

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FTA leaders are Cheryl Goode, presidentg Mike Barta, vice president, Linda Costello, secretary-treasurerg Kay McCandlish, historian. The purpose of the FU- TURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA CLUB. organ- ized last year, is to stimu- late interest in teaching among high school stu- dents. The Burroughs chapter of FTA published and dis- tributed a school calendar as a service for the Parent Teacher Association an tl served the community by creating displays and pre- senting a skit for Public Schools Week. Each year one of their graduating members is awarded a two hundred dollar scholarship by the China Lake Educa- tion Association. uturt 'ilitathtrs uf Zlmtrita What have we here? A huge outdoor bulletin board, presented to the school by the FTA group. The project was completed in co-operation with the Blockbuster staff, which has the responsibility of posting school, national, and world news on the board each day. Pictured at left are john Battistone, in charge of constructiong Mr. K. W. Westcott, vice principalg Cheryl Goode, FTA presi- dent, and Kathy Cleary, stu- dent body president. 45

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GIRLS' LEAGUE belongs to all of the girls. Through the publication of a Student Handbook to educate new- comers in the ways of our school, and through their many other activities, they have helped to draw back the curtains and give a glimpse of our play',. Qgue officers are Earl Powers, secretary-Treasurerp Tom Jordan, president. 44 Officers are Frances Aldrich, secretary-treasurerg Monica Young president. By sponsoring activities that include all Burroughs males, the BOYS' LEAGUE encourages fellowship and dc- velops a feeling of belonging among new students. They assemble several times during a year for,special programs. The first lecture the boys at-V tended explained hunters' safety.

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El Burro staff members are itop leftl Pat Stevens, Dawn Hayford, Monica Young, Mike Barta, Maurice Clifton John Hoyem, fsecond rowj Hazel Shriner, Linda Westfall, Nancy Newell, fthird rowj Elizabeth Pike, Joy Nelson Jackie Schroedter. EL BURRO-by arriving early in the morning and by staying late at night, the events of the year have been recorded for you to remember. You can count our gray hairs and note our chewed fingernails, but the special pride that goes with this work cannot be measured. Editor-in-chief was Joy Nelson, Monica Young, business manager, Dawn Hayford, art editor, John Hoyem, Maurice Clifton, and John Holmes, photographers. 46 2 1 3 3, l 5 Hard at work during Easter vacation are John Holmes, Mr. Young, annual adviser, and Joyce Kirby. A