Burbank High School - Ceralbus Yearbook (Burbank, CA)

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e Twenty-six ALICE BAILY She was never still Bot always up and doing. DONALD FITZPATRICK He has common sense in a way that is' uncommon. FAY KNOX The secret of success is constancy to purpose. ' FRED BRADSHAW He was a inanjtake him for all in all. MR. CLARK A friend in need is a friend indeed. Class Teacher.

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ELLEN HURSH Friend of inanyg foe of none. AUGUST DE VITTORIO Happiness belongs to those who are contenyed. PAULINE ALLEN She is quiet in manner and speech But oh, so Wise. MERRILL DUNI-IAM He's only lately come among us But We'd hate to have him go far from us. DORIS HENCH All tongues speak Well of her. f Page Twenty-five

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Bartie Hayworth . . . Faye Williams ..... Louise Moyers ..... Frederick Bradshaw Senior Life Mr. J. N. Clark ....... ..................... . . . CLASS MOTTO Success comes in cans CLASS FLOWER Pansy CLASS COLORS Purple and Gold . . . . .President Vice President . . . . .Secretary . . . . . . . .Treasurer . Class Teacher The glorious days of our high school career are fast drawing to a close. But a few brief days separate us from graduation and the end of those times which we spent together, the happiest of our lifetime. Now we must say goodbye to our dear Alma Mater and all the friends we made' in the four years spent in its corridors. We regret to leave these things behind as we step out into the various pathways of life. To our worthy successors we extend our best wishes for success in all their undertakings. This, our last year spent in Burbank Hi has been a pleasure to us all. We sincerely hope that our fights with the Juniors were taken in a sports- manlike manner. They were only in fun and added to the humor of the time-the element that keeps this old world turning. The Seniors got away to a good start by winning the Art Exhibit con- test. This entitled them to a picture which they might present to the school in their name. The picture now hangs over the doors at the entrance to the auditorium. The annual J unior-Senior Sneak was won by the Seniors, so the Juniors gave us a hard time party in the new gym. This w-as followed by refresh- ments in the cafeteria. To the victor belongs the spoils . We all enjoyed the taffy pull given in the cafeteria. There was plenty of taffy and a few Juniors looking for revenge because of the rocks they encountered returning from their picnic in Pacoima Canyon. Dancing was the popular indoor sport during the preparation of the taffy. Other parties given at private homes throughout the year were equally well enjoyed. Ditch Day was a howling success-at least from our point of view. We certainly appreciated that day at Hueneme. The Senior Class presented The Charm School , a comedy in three acts, for their Senior play. It was a success both from a dramatic and financial viewpoint. In many other ways we have done our part to support the Student Body and other organizations. We are proud to be the first class to grad- uate from the new building, but this joy is more than overshadowed by our grief at leaving our school and friends behind us. Page Twenty-seven