Burbank High School - Ceralbus Yearbook (Burbank, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1945 volume:

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Editor, Wally Stotfel Assistant Editor, Shirley Myers Business Manager, Janet Bruce Staff Artist, Leon Harrison Annual Advisor, Mary Wallace Photography Advisor, Mary Wallace Printing Advisor, Merle W. lnnis Art Advisor, Josie Otwell Burbank High School, Burbank, California, Vol. XXXII ln The qunef calm of midday we relax on the campus lawns 'V Shoutmg enflwuslasfncally To one another we pour out of The bleachers afler a game X 'N N N L LN 'tex XR' Lk IHN Thus ns Ley: Larry He will escort you through The book shovyunq you L lute os he sees It As the ralndrops fall and run together on a wmdow pane so our days ln school slowlv merge and are gone before we reallze It The three years we thought would be so long are among our happy memories Looking back over t e span of tame, there are many thoughts we wlll always k'-en Some wil' be serious when time stood stlll as we recelved our diplomas, when tears replaced ou smzle at th Aloha ompls ot h wa queet dngmty the Tomwluor 1 nd into 6 tooo C rf: orchutecrurol lmes transpose cz friendly feeling Q ll T' El Lily xxx Q' xl w B 'B B Lg' X A X- 7 ' ' TXN Q ol 2 l Q VKX, -ll v 3 .V V Q l' 5 Q- wg 'cs-it Q. E 'vgxx?! 3 X S 'ii-. , H so t 1 J ' 1' A ' - A n - N zcn Sol '. ., '. 35 xx: ' -Q , ' 3' 3' n.. .13 .1 Q The rj 1 ight . . , 'th ' ' ' ' Jie C, ' Th- gp 4 . . EHHM H HHEKEHHUNU Cbthers reflect happy moments belng late to class because of saylng hello to that certain someone of the moment cheer mg at the bug games where our volces rose m oneness softenlnq to slng the Alma Mater All these mcrdents full our llves at Burbank Hugh These are the things that we now and alwavs wlll cherish v. r Y I , .V 1 2 ,Y , A 1 W , A N .- n ' ll ll . I - . . . . . . 7 n Q Q Q 1 . f . . . 0 - cmd me vvvfhout hors H1 HIEH WE 0 mg over the uccesslu pc f 'y n u ncnzed Quwdovvn Riders oret vor My xr V C 1 O f Campus men Alon Perwdorv ond Mm Murpbv Convemuon repre enfcmves swgn m on Themr orrwvo' O cu nmol cm Gobmel Tudenf Conference W 'Z fs Yi lv Jf ,Q 4 H1 I MH Mrs Leila Drury We who graduate have known and loved you for only three years but you wlll remain an our memories forever Your everlasting friendship and untlrlng efforts have always helped us During your twenty four years of de voted servxce you have been the sslent oartner of many tutur actors How ever drama has not been your only contrlbutnon We value even more th In truth unselflshness hgher Ideals and slncerlty So In saying aood by we make known our admlratuon by dedlcatuna to you the book of our most cherished memories the 1945 Ceralbus ' I ' I . I , . . e . - , . ' ' . - e symbol you have become to us combined I X' . ' I 3 l I , -. cl ' I , Q0 7 Q, l lllll llllll lllllll Jack Moorman A S B president As an outstanding athlete and all around man Jack appeals to all the 'ills smooth personality Jrn Mcrphy is a tura leader NW' Dk 5.7! democratic election I held Jim Murphy A S B president ,V . N r 'll 7 i f l A l Y 3 A ' ' 's . W , . . . ' Q M V' li .1 ' Q A' ' f 'Smiling Irishman , . . convincing speaker . . . t ' , i I ' na l llll ,fi ff 1,25 t H M Bwfifii ff Qfffff Gy ft r a e of Intense campalgnlng we rated ps on the ballots Putting our Ideas e . . . I mg! int on, they lead us in the. varied phases of ,lb Ss!!! xcfm s life by their lively interests, fresh pf' thuslasm and stuck to ltlveness These dlplo VS S matic leaders have met the challenge of a difficult ly G+ year M p cepesdet an ohso a tor gyTot fpjfyf-LWQ Do CI ch vce presdet cirgfxgaf-J Xxvolfrx-2 llwmfi-AVGLQL ug X JY' LoeSttaUl oior C- . of - . . og . if ,+,3f,j.f.j.'.'.' .'. .. 'M ' ,,. , vga! fi V nn ' s Jim ur hy, vi - r i n Norm f n, udi Peg r U , secrejory ' ' 1 Q' X' - B L K. . Il' o C K n in , i - I n uis wi , Cl'Tor M r' ie Luke, Secretwy Robby James Armstrong, Wood Shop Mary Jane Bailey, Basic I Florence G. P. Banks, Home Economics Elizabeth Jacoby Benson, Spanish, French Victor S. Boggis, Vocal Music George D. Boone, Basic History 2 Evelyn Briggs, P.E. Giovanni Bruno, Instrumental Music George A Campbell Commerce Helen E Chapin Basic I Horace B Chilton Auto Shop Rina S Ciancaglini Spanish Suave as sophomores, kind . . . smil- ing . . . understanding . . . explosive as fireworks . . . subtle as the sound thereof . . exhaustive as the stairs, these are our teachers. Words droning on and on . . the stern-eyed lectures . . . relentless as riveters . . . are not soon to be for- gotten. Learned men and women . . . voices of wisdom, truth, and knowledge give all they know There are weak smiles at the remembrance Hlllllllllllllllllllll lllll -'IP , , . . v U I I . , I I I I I Q . . . . . . . , I O O f I - sf rl , Q K V Qs. V, -4 . 4 yy., . I . 'New H . as . I Iv . ' , -X . is J ,M lay Nelson Clark, Math Clifford G. Dobson, Machine Shop Leila D. Drvry, Drama, Stagecrafl John E, Dulin, Chemislry Charles W. Dunning, Basic l Berfha H. Ewers, Latin, Study Hall Rebecca D, Farley, Reading, Basic English 2, Basic Ralph S. Fesler, Life Science, Algebra i Barbara C. Flynn, Life Science Corrie Z. Forbes, Library Harold S, Grande, Basic l lheodosia Hamilton, Basic History 2, Basic Engli li Q Ramsay Harris, Audio-Visual Aids Thea Harwood, Commercial Mariorie M. Hawthorne, Basic l Merle W. lnnis, Printing 11 WE' ,ss I ' ' l 4 J ilplf J .. x J I ' l x -ntl , Q , JJ KR xi vt . ' ., l lj 'li ,-wngm HQQ, QSMW' Eleanor J. Kendall, Basic 3, Speech, Leadership Bertha J. Kienle, Basic History 2 Emma L. Koenig, Basic 3 Mabel E. Leeke, Study Hall Roy Lockwood, P. E. Alice A. Lonsdale, Basic English 2, Reading Henrietta C. Martin, Commercial Alice K. Merrill, Basic English 2, Latin Mardell MacDougall, Photography Harold H. Neef, Basic History 2, Basic l Pete M. Nouguier, Mechanical Drawing Esther G. Orlander, Math Josie Otwell, Art Oliver L. Parker, Physics, Radio Adrian S. Quick, Basic 3 Marian Ralphs, P, E. Other faculty members are: Miss Sally Lou Wilson, Basic English 2, History 2, Miss Cora Vaughan, Basic English l, History l. of their slightely ragged anecdotes. The grade for the day may depend on whether teach had time for breakfast that morning. So their classes . . . a con- glomerate portrayal of modern youth . . . reflect their ideals and standards. lillillllllil Hill Lauriel Randall, Home Economics Ida Rosenman, English 3, Basic English 2 Ethel W. Shuey, Life Science, Physiology Cilfford M. Smith, Basic History 2 Grace W. Stephens, Basic English 2 Frances H, Stevens, P. E, Lois J. Swanson, Basic 3, Curriculum Coordinator Raymond W. Traynor, Meth, Science ol Aeronautics Jean Vollmer, Basic I J. Paul Vorlfinlc, Basic I Mary E. Wallace, Basic l, Ceralhus, Press Photography Elizabeth P. Watson, Commercial Virgina R. Vlleelcs, Basic l, Journalism Esther M. Weinsfoclc, English 3, Literzwre Olive H. VJeme7t, Foods, Arithmetic, Home Nursing Ruth D. VVillcinson, Spanish 04' 9 agen And now, about my semester grades- lHl lllll lllllllll l l Photo by Austin Studo Alvvoys hovung her office door open To sTuclenTs Teochers oncl townspeople Mrs Katherine Allen Dwure ocfang prsncnpol conveys by her words ond deeds o sincere oncl lruendly offltude Toword sTudenT problems l ' i , , KN fwfi The weed of crrme beers buffer TFUIT Mrs Becxfrrce Coke gurls vice prlnclpcrl Mr Cori Recd boys vlce pnnc pol IA: T cpdorc Kopp rcgusrror The Eternal Triangle Dr Chorles E lrvmg horles P Mclienzue B H Barnes Dr Buel F Enyeort Dr Erxyeorr fokes pride IU has Thorough bred coilne Thof was woshed cmd brushed Enyeort Three Times! for This picture. Thcmk you, Dr. 1 HV lHl HUHHH ll l llllllllll Workmg dllugently to meet the needs of a wartlme community cmd a constantly Increasing enrollment the Board of Educatlon rates hugh praise It discusses mat ters relative to the business polncles and transactlons of the school and provldes us with the educatlonal courses whlch will help us In the 'Future We are lndeed for tunate In having a board so Interested In the welfare of the students and the school Cameron H Duncan Leo G Forth W E Edwards Clnttord H Thompsor . - . ' f . - I - Q . 0 . - 0 . - . . . - n I u n - 1 I - . - 0 . e ' 1 A 1 - ' 1 A ln between polltucal dlscusslons with overenthuslastuc students our lanltors Floyd C Cole James H Mulltns Mrs Bertha Evans and Hank Klnnanrd stall flnd tnme to keep our school Bon Ama brnght W Herbert VV Sockman Hazen R Foster John Wearn and Roy G Phnlllps Keepmg the functions of a large school runnmg smoothly re qulres skull skull our secretarles custodians, and nurse possess They are the taken tor granted part of our school It their actlvltles were to cease we should wonder why there was no hot water m the showers, what happened to the dauly bulletins, and how Lev: Larry entered school with the measles ' I I - 1 - 1 - 1 - H -H - 51y'u,?, I 1 ' a , t 5 1 ZZ? f 5 A 2 Q li A f y J 2 y l ,I ,. j' f 1 X n , 1 If W.-V g '..,,, ' l V . . , . , , . . . . . . . - . 1.1 I U . . . . - - ' . I . . . . . K fe', , .1-W V The Cerolbus swf? supplies rime out ond rea for our busy secretcriesz Mrs DeErfe Hungme, Mrs, Edith L, Adcw, Mass Mcxdehrwe Harris, Mrs. Amgelrhe Evrsorw, cmd Mrs. Leoto Scorr. Avofloble for emergencies efhciemrzy drschcrgrrwg rourme dunes, cmd coping wrrh gofd brrckerg, Nurse Frske guclrds 'he heuhh gf Burbank Hrgh. f r ff Q Oh mursel Will you have to cur it 05? 1072 644 in CN J I 'T 1. . 5 -1,8 4? :W -' - jf an ' , ., 5 I Q 1 I. N if r 1 . 5 L . CMH, I wfuiiitgt 1 Zada Moe Allen Betty Anderson Dahlua Avnles Barbara Boker John Borcus Barbara Beck Norma Beckett Duck Berggren Puulme Booker Edwnn Ray Booze Robert Bosco Betty Jane Brown James Brubaker Norman Buckley Eleanor Bunzl Gene Butler Margaret Bymuster Charlotte Cardwell Rose Marne Carlson Tom Cote llllll Robert Chan Mary Cohen Brllle Edward Colgan Charles Gordon Cooper Chuck lverson l Barbara Delaura, Gloria De Werd, Vivian Dewey, Margarev Frieda Elmer, Henry Elias, Jr. .54 1 Y 1 l , . W fl r Those who trod These walks before us dreamed had hazy vlslons of a greater campus growing, fhrlvmg Ma be I shouldnt have washed 1 Donna Englerf lara Ford V ole! Freno lx argery Galbra th Eleanor Glwiselli Ernest Giron Shirlee Ediih Goff Lillian Hcxlldin ' llllllll ll HNllHl Roy Hoshngs Gloria Ellen Hedenberg Shlrley T Hoglund Wanda Horner Bert Paul .lermoln Roberf Bruce Johnson Roger P Johnson Morllyn Kohl Bull Kohl Vnolet Koplon gow 3. 5 1 I :J X Y L- ' - 'N 7' ,f f A f Shirley Kinsman Beverly Kramer Meta Alma Knudsen Barbara Lee Kyker Houston Lung Hazel Long Betty Jean Lyon Betty J McCabe Jack Randolf McKay Stuart McNanr Mary Louuse McRae Jack Martnn Jean Mn s Jean M Momandon Jack Moorman Enleen Fscher Newton G75 -if J Selva Jean Light Florence Lungenslo Ruth Patricia Lolll 'E ln The three years sped by the vnslons slowly became realntles and we who walk the paths fs is A ml 5, . ' ii fl June Marie McCrea , ll -wa. . VH, l J - ' 5 J ' r 3' lrryr ' 1 . I 'll ' , Potrncucn .leon Nnchols .leon Mole Osgood Sharley Owens Wnllncum Porrmsh Roger Herbert Paulson Elmer Pederson Elolse Joy Peppmuller June Presho Normon Richmond Thomas Alexander Ross wean 5TocK 30+ W M HH And l Thought The com mondo course was Tough Angelito Scmntoyo Caroline Scorpellino Jock E. Sclwickefonz Robert Ken Schrumpf Blanche Sheppard Vnrguma Shnblun Wnlfred Slqegstad Harry Rogers Smnh Befh Sfandefer John Russell Stephens Chester Swanson Wnlber Thompson Bernlce Elaine Varnn David Evan Walberf Frank Walberf Thelma Yocum Wallen Shnrley Blocher Vlvuan Warren Janice Washo i Parrlcla Gay Walenberger Clno Wmlluam Webster Kenworth Crarg Walson lra Warren Wyalf Noel Young r can norw see the maferloluzahon May the future see the reoluzahon of our dreams' Sllll Hll Wl WHIEH lHl At the head of the whlrl ot senlor actuvltles are the class oftlcers They are the smoothies of the hour the honored of honored for they represent the will of the class and carry out the year s calendar In planning dances plcnlcs hayrldes baccalaureate and commencement these seniors successfully assume leadership when . . . . . . . - I . I I , . . . . . 1 1 I . I . . I 1 ,W ,xv X , , t ...xwgw f , W l 4' X V 1' 3 , ' I , lim! ' SENHXH3 .? fr Recogrluzoble by bus formed overcoof Bob Johnson ws one of The combos CUT ups ora 5 olvoys Tbrus IH Trcg W 45 Bobbve Kyker vrce prfx oe me Bookfr Qecreror, Robert Cror feor urer S Q .cn oss JN e Jesus'-rw uri O rucrw sefre'ory Horvfly Kmg Trposurer -- ,f,,! IJ 'JJ ' Lf ' J ' V' 1 ' ' r J jx A , X X, xl r Jr - If s 'fl , . 1 I .-, N A Jim FWUDQY-USAC!-L '. i w- - l'1' Q orourmd ond crowmg over senior octivif I : 1 , A ,Ji riff Pou- '-4'1 T - C A, 'C -rr-'L T, Sbfgl, 3 -N I Q V , V 4 Patty Alan Barbara Alderman Wayne Arnberson Charles Anderson Elmer Anderson John Ballew Duck Bartlett Ronald Berkland Don Bllyeu Don Blevens Ita Bourguugnon Jack Brady Jack Bowman AI :ce Branson Lucille Brazel Janet Bruce Clarence Brubaker Evelyn Bur1on 5' 1 ere : H K 8 ,X Every man for lwlrnself . X , ' QW 5' A ,f sf Q 4, Loursc Alluson Jack Atsop Stain Anderson Ratph Barnes Jack Baurnan Mary Lou Becker Betty Beckham Barbara Berry Rebecca Behar Donna Bell Betty Bendar E wma Blanlnenst Pat Bouktdrs mllle Brcnhmn Lawren Q Bubka Peggy Bufttnaton John Burdfla Kothertne Bycrlf. Betty Caller rs fam r-na If ns wnth sadness that Lev: Larry fakes off his cap and gown Memories of three years linger In his mmd Tom Case Max Champ eux Bethe Choate Don Chnldress Jim Clark Donnell Clmch Shnrley Colleen Darlene Combs Gene Connell Dan Cook Eddle Coop Donald Dalwlm Alera Day Beverly Deaclm Barbara Delbert Charles Clark Sue Dewey Jcrmvoh Dimgmon Emma Dlx Arlyne Dockafmder Hurold Dolm Eddie Downs Put Dwgfcr Collfwn Dyer frmrl Frlvvvmwson Bfrlly Ellis Alice ElY7'f?ilff Jorma' Errrluom Charles Evermi l3r1rlnmrr,1 Flfc low: Franken Ruth Frozwer Hglgm Freno Berwme Frostrcn PHHEIIIIINB As o bewllderecl Sophomore, he was dazed by If all wary of Read, and awed f' Ain Richard Galbraith Nancy Gatchell Beverly Gates .lack Gibson Joan Gibson Doraihy Golding Ma ry Gramcko Charles Gribble 'J' fJ ilil iHi MIX A lvvv xx., .Q'1j'lyi. 1 ' 'A Nl 1 rx X ' V v'ff,lf'db9 i-'ll jx wxpj jglx 79,1 f 'Lu L JU jlbll f fl' Fl' L i yt . V Ii N,1ff,L,ir'Qyi ,rf l x N. P, ,Q , ' ii?-' rf ,QM if N PM 'W' Oliver Grimes, Palsy Gunnell, Jean Haines, Shirlee Hamner, Mary Hampton Bob Hari, Mildred Hari, Harry Harmlan, Paf Hayes, Charles Haynes Ea 5 Q? 4? When he become o Junuor, Infe was eosuer, he scoffed ofthe lowly Sophomores, if whale the Sensors no longer eemed bug lime y l If OW 1,1 I know' Im o SENIOR A I ff Mor lyn Hevlve nglon Glor o Hetlond Jean Hetzer ck c Mo lore H ll Peggy H le J Joy Hoffman Bobbe Holomon Joyce Hook r Borboro Hunt .lofce Huvch nson John lppol vo Dolores lpsen John lrvmg Zocmne Jocoll Gordon Jllbert N N . . X D ' O . . K- fl f ' , I AL 1- ' 1 X J V J! I .M , 4 j', !Kfi x I flff, QW ' ' ,All ', If Mild, ffjs 1 v 1 K, ff ' ll . 1 , 'r , . lf. ll l V 1.2 A fm, ff A f - ' -..,,,-J 12 ji! ,jI41,, A ,lf-,,. , , ' ' ' 'Mlll 'lj l 'Y' W. J V ' bf If ' ll! ' 'll 6 K K A I , 1a V' 53 l f. I Cho Hlki Becoming a Senior at last meant seeing assemblies minus that irksome pole and stalking haughtily out with his classmates. He remembers the mob Clinton Jones Harvey Kang Wayne Kluth Emily Ko acs Helen krnnk .loan Kurnerf Violet Kunz Kenny Lahlum Jim Lark Bob Laverty loan Leavelle Bull ee Chauncey LeValley Gay Levreau Max Lewis 5 Emily Long l,.....E.,-Q 22. Y?- Murnlyn Long F ink ove clrporwe Luke Lhovles Mofhews Dorm Mathews Wnlmo Moy Bxrb rx Ne rerwf VJJCIECIF9 Mefson 41 595 Charles Merrm Shirley Meyer Puul Micke on Reber Mddefrer Bjmrm ry frwIN Theodore Moffm Nerl Moody Comme Moore Pau! Mower Mary Mui',r1 -t' 4F , ,Q r M - f . U . A f . A, ,fl ' y f V' - 3 I , I K .Q 1. ...V 'V L U' N , . y C c f Q rv fr :v I N I f. A ,K , , Q- '- 65 Q in Senior Row and those dented lockers that held everything from last year's apple cores to beat-up detention cards. Anna Poindexter Alberta Pratt Bob Procter Pat Pratt Tom Purtell Ralph Quimby Gene Rader Maxine Rees Charlotte Reeves Ruth Reimer Joan Richardson Charlene Ridge Torn Robinson Lorna Rock Florence Robinson Jeanne Rogan fi fi ff- 5' Big Time Sllllllll HS Wig 4 . . , .1 1 F' , r , .Y ' V., A .. I 'H O 'I , -,, 'o 1 . ff . Jeannie Rogers Lois Ross Arlene Rouse Tino Ruggiero 'iv' Qs 1 C 94101:-w,,, Q1-s-.,f Belly Sadler Ardyne Sage llda Sandefur Marlene Sayre Shlrley Schaefer Bull Schurord Beverly Schlarb Opal Sheiler W Barbara Shnrey Chorloite Snmpson Jack Smnh Paul Sorenson -he Th ll Hllllllll llllllllll IE: I' '3-'Q '31 Sterling Speer Elmore Stewart Wolly Stoffel Bob Stollmeyer Dolores Storm Jeanne Stothers Ann Stramer Clark Sullivan Lou se Sw ft Esther Swnmery Jeanne Taylor Patti Taylor Ciloude Thom s Jeanne Thomas Phil Thomrs lreta Thomp on Melvin Th ras' BG rbcxra Tolerton He realizes that with graduation, all this will be left behindp with these mem ories, Levi Larry takes his place in the future. ff' R Qs 5: Q.: ' l .: i , I , U A I: r 4, t i - t s A Q J tt if . 'H 'sf S, W WQAT-if A ' . ,I-, ' if if H 5 4 5 l t I i f iw 4 iv ,Li ' 43 Elizabeth Troglia, Peggy Trout, Pot Tuttle, Howard Valentine, Phyllis Valentine Rose Marie Voutero, Rosalie Vilmure, Delores Vorhies, John Welch W ,mu Maurlne Welch Charles Whaley Don White John Wichman Elliott Wien Ed Wilcox Megan Williams Lilo Lee Wilson Befre Wols Wilma Wolf wh- 'l CN for ii L . 1 ' i i ,M l Q Q: O ' Ms , . I X, I l li rrile X Mark Wolff Morf Woods Duck Worden V rc mo Worden T 171 if I X .1 The besf lockers o Dck Cpylor Ar? Cr ger Jeu rm DCMUYS George Holmes Nancy DeCeHe Afe In Semgr Vern Mnrtno LLL Slqegsimd Ruth Slvos Verlo Yost Jlm Bcley Aloha, Seniors f 0 1 Q.. . La 94 A X A Q X -I 9 w i P V- qo V x EL fJ 8 J? . P 4 I 5' ' nb N. 4' A 'C' 1 mf 79 Mfg H' 'Ax yyf 1 iff! yjffiy , Wy 5 sf fy S 5 1 , If f if Lylfrf . mb' Q . 11 pix J, wi' 'f A j P J ff' M! Y Aff! I 3015 JLYVJ9 2 .grv ,ky N A , J .J. 5 4 . 1 . ' H wf fy: J '.1 Vx 1 M 0 df-fx' iv I my gl If . 'fi X, V V YI. 1' X shi! My , f oj..,3, 4 J xx: 7 J! Y- V '- ' U' J T f V xy s h.A5! J N bi-If ,n ,fl Ig-f' K Ng fx 4? f, w J Wye J 'V 'X 0 up J A L jy if gla- NVQ' Q ' x K' . P' a 4 kwwfq . . N9 il 'Q SM 'wg 35 Ll!! I 1.4 ,AC lTL'a.l.5ItTL'T c! u111n ,ff I'Rox'LR1s. J .Wi-1 1 VV'45 Student Council S'45 Sfudeni Council Knights ond Ladies Hlii liiiiliiiiii UNH3 dlpvw, Away Squwe Pages fum HHUNE lllHNS ll HH as M ix W? I should have been 0 The assembly committee YY :- V Soual camrmtlee Allen Pendarvns Beth Standefer Pauline Booker Donna Bell Dunk Haynr- Mclvm Swartz Harry Smith Ed Wnlcox Bebe Varm Duclc Berggren Jack 'vloorman Roqnr John on Bobble Kylccr Ethel Smsfh A J' up We lake em Social Aw l Assembly Publlcufy QX Assembly commmee Bob Johnbon Bchhe Kgker Dlclk Berggren Jane Bafeman Paulme Booker Pabllculy Canwmlfloo Jack SClllChC'lUllZ DVR L1,lor Bobble Holloman Jean Brady Marly Penn Belh Slanclelor lcaw Osqood Margrv Luke Bobble Kylcer Bull Colgan Chuck Clark Joan Franken Allie Er year? X if A ibivlu h . b . X-J Q . s l l !2ff' ' A . A4 ' Q s , X' ,Q I ff ,V be A x ik Br X Q- A' x Q A ll' . J, V V Ml e ff X XV 9 , X I ff X If 1 jr ' ll ', I 1 I, , A , f V. SV A -Q., c-lx, ,A -' A NNY, l ,. 31' .fu 'I Nl' x f FI Lk N Ko h , I ,, . , v-4 I 'K JL g Y ,P A haul Q' :nhl P' H N Q 33,- lil lllllll e errnen ene Butle J hn Burckle, Jim Lark, Zack Joiuu . o n Kopp Hen y Elias Chuck Hicks, jack Moorinfin, Frank e Co ch o o er Joh son Lawrence Bubka, Chauncey Lv These girls show the feminine side of athletics Aletu e d orot y Shaffer, vceprcsidenv, liar- ra Skeen retciy R th Slvas, treasurer vce pres dent E rl cn Mullany gocrrltuiy, Sui, Lgiwgrigirm-' ' I fate if ' 4- O Y Y i - , . aff tv 'f 1 K '- 1 i ,, 1 N ,, .fl l - ,Mx 4 ll I , V. 7 ,., ' 1 5 Alt Dy pesclvt C1 if l Dances and entertaining assemblies were skillfully planned and presented through the work of the invaluable social, assembly, and publicity committees. Scratched knees and tired muscles weren't the only results of G. A. A. activities. G. A. A. spon- sored the Sock Hop and play days, as well as offered girls the opportunity of participating in their favorite sports and earning their letter. Next to Van Johnson, the Bubank lettermen rate. They are popular not only because they bring renown to Burbank, but also because they are all-round good men. OUI' lffffurrnun spread the Bulldog lame lar and wide L: 1 'N Wnter off cers Leone S th treasurer Shirley O B e sec etc y W Imo Moy ce pres dent Norma Beckett presides with experienced hand XA X H ! Norma Beckett Glrls League presndent E2 1 Q Nl X ' jp N X 5.55 Q p , , X 1, u s i fi tt -5 e X l . . The Glrls League fosters graclous womanhood through nts various actlvltles, the most memorable being the Sensor Tea and the collection of overseas packages Through her wlnnlng person alnty and sparklung Ideas Leone Smoth sets a new pace for Gnrls League Summer officers Barbara Alderman secretary Janet Bruce vnce presndent Mary Plowman treasurer Newest of organnzatrons as the Federation of Boys whuch was organnzed to create a better splrnt among boys FOB ottncers Jack Smzth secretary Chauncey LeVaI ley presudent Andy Davus treasurer Earl Edmundson vice presudent John Burckle sergeant at arms HHHHHNKB SEHIHHHS WUHK I' Like Q31 Jus? The cosuol antellect Audio Auds boys keep fulms rolhng to closses Juggling equofrons with ease ond now and Then droppnng one physics students learn noturol lows S . X . Q, f e if 5 'O' X v, - A R vig . . . V - f - llll lllll lllll Mathematlcal genius M Clark lrstenst a students explanation Oscar as shown greetrng hu lrnends II'I the physiology room There they are the bug black bounding beggars grundrng out verbs and phrases Putterrng rn the lab Duluns boys endanger the lnves of those nearby wuth thenr wttches brews and other odorous concoctaons Under the headmg of physlcal sc: ence come chemistry and physics, two of the electlves most popular wrth the upperclassmen One ot the reasons for thelr popularity IS the extenslve equipment available to all Can you solve a quadratic equa hon? Can you plot a graph? Do you know to what the product of the means as equal? Take math Til gn' u. - I . 1 xx ' .. l 4 ..., f 'kr rg 1 ' , 'A A , . . A . . . . .gig - , F. . , O , . ,, ,, . . .S .I . U - . in I 1 ,, . . . . . , 1 I ' ' , . l . . l O I ' . - . . . , . Q 1 1 , Treonng beef uo hof rods for molor ovlments s the 'ob of Burbank Highs auto mecnonucs Housed an new spoucous quorters The machine hcp lofhes buzz wlTl'1 OCTIVITY I MHY HU 5 I I I I I j 5 N pi Wood shop one of Burbonks newest sublects s a popular wdustrlol cou se Always accurate as the motto of the ole-rt consclenhous prunt shop workers ' , l ir ' f 1, . . . . . . . . . . . - I . . . With production big wigs bemoanmg the lack of skilled mechanics In war time industries Burbank looks to the future and has set about to prepare students with mechanical aptitude for positions with the vast army on the assembly line. Probably no other department in Burbank can boast of being as mechanized as the industrial arts department. The most striking features of this department . . . lathes, drills, presses, grinders, saws, Sanders . . . are provided by the department and mastered by the students. MM W ,wdyfifjt My JM J NM, ie W ,. V fini! Ng? 4 ZW ,QV x . 655' 0 5 U0 my U X 1 pb .57 X K lllHSUHl nt MHNS Illllllllll John Welch stondlng chief proof reoder Converses with has stott Ethel Smith Dodo Pepp muller John Irving Lorrolne McAleenon ond stoft typust Mory Muller ond thats on order storms Shnrley Myers copy edntor to her gugglmg stoFl of writer Alice Nelson Joyce Holmes Betty Bendor ond Betty Brown .. In one of thexr buster moments Mork Wolf? sports editor ond hrs stott Vern Mortlno Jock Smith Eleonor Bunzl ond Gene Butler relox on the lown ll l I I ll ' I I' I ' ' ' 9 iT I I I JI V ,. wwf' ,xg N. 'X, W A ' ,UL 5 U J, hw U K Utd X5 z J . u, X bl .26 1 y , x. J' t I f L Q . V sx Y X X' N X. All .X x V, N . J . - -5- X. , Q XJ J X V . J If - KJ I A r . JL K . N' t X g Q ' , X - t - 5 L X 1. 4 , , l I O l X A .' .it 5-1 , J W 'Q .J 'N J .ij ' ' ' xx . ' .1 . 'J . J. A N . X ' Ji K' . QF PHUHHISS HHHHISH Hlltl Doing its best work when under the Influence of cm nomon rolls cmd cokes the Cerolbus staff hos survived this yeor wlth surprlslngly few cosuoltles Duvld mg Into sux staffs the closs spent the periods In os Slplng ond to mg ond met deodllnes only by lost mln d mndnlght staff sessions Sllsglstssilltl Burner ot midnight oll collector of stoft gokes Wolly our edltor knocks herself out ove Cerolbus tdeos Bebe Vonn loyout edntor ond her stotf Shlrley Schoeter Sue lonqstreet Bethe Choote Wulmo Moy ond Bor boro Hunt drlmgently study Ioyouts of other books to tlnd smooth ldeos W X- eo, Oh h h the gome s tomorrow night X 5 Edrtor Wolly Stoftel 0 0 0 U - l I . . . I . . g - . . . . . . - X x - an 1 X i . X - H e e , -. 5 , 5 1 ' 'L I , . 9 ' t V r t y . l ' 'l 'Asif ' :L 'T I ,, H, I, rf y J' N h 5 V 'T A - 1 5 5 ri, N, 5 A V -,, 'A V t . n ' A , , ' W 4 IN MHNY WHMS Wt HHHN 5,2 Checknng Ideas for one of their cam palgns are the business staff Shirley Knnsman Janet Bruce buslness manager and Barbara Shurey Darkroom technuclans Jack Smuth Marty Fenn Barbara Govero and Esther Kurtz man process irreplaceable prints In the staffs private darkroom RCVIQWIVIQ shots and rnaklng selec tuons for the annual are Joan Scheer Jean Osqood Beth Standeter Vnolet Freno Jeanne Rogan Mary Santino plcture editor Pat Taylor and Jack Bauman PHHIUHHHPHY, JllHHNHlISM... The layout staff created dlstlnctuve layouts and then spent the rest of the year changing nts plans After they frantlcally rounded up Sensors and got them properly photographed Lev: Larry discovered that his dimples dldnt show In hls senlor plcture and demanded It retaken Runnmg errands Ioolunq up mformatlon typlng copy and bemg paged all during flfth period was the prlce the offlce gurls pald Proof readers struggled over the copy deleting any grammatical errors and making lt readable The copy staff huddllng together rn their offlce and each teeterlng on her favorite chalr trled to turn out something that was luke Lloyd C Douglas or even Robert Benchley Vlolently standing for what they claimed to be their rlghts the members of the sports staff stoutly refused to con cede to the femlnlne whlms of the edltorual staff Preparmg business reports and spasmodlcally launching vlolent sales cam palgns the business staff wrestled with accounts all year long Crock photog ophe s BII Kohl ond Bob Cho th lab on Joh Ippoluto comb ne to produce annual photographs which br ng at onal awards . . . 0 I . . , . 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I N 1 rid ' ' , I , ' J W I ' s 1 ' 1 1 r r , i n, wi m , n ' I ' i n i . x9 9 A it-9 O' X A tl Page layouts proof readlng feature wrutung words wlth the prunt shop and meet :ng last rnunute deadllnes make up a few of the worrtes of the page edutors Gene Butler Nancy DeCelle Betty Bendar and Pat Willard Pat Wsllard acted as edltor nn chuef During the sprung semester Mrk: Weaver became page one edltor and Tom Purtell took over the sports edttorshlp may The HI Llfe staff Chester Swanson Peggy Hlrlernan Andee Swift MGFQOFIG Luke .lean eane Ranger Jackie Strongman Metta Juan Sewell Bunny Shrote Audrey Reynolds Bob Gnlloert Shurley Meyer Mtlo Weaxer and Faye Taylor pattently pound out copy and cover campus news sources .ly , X jf' yy 29.-r f f f 'fr' Y' ' Rf X t ' l V f EW t I 6ff7l,,w N my X yy,y we - C t jx 5 l xt gt dy x U . ec cy s QD all tlflx, ' f fffff W , 5' 5 , , '-.. Dm 5 A X 1' s ,M ,, yu EHtHtWt HHNEINH t '-1-X hi? 40? Mrs Bobbue Lewis modern dance clo s cortroys Ile on h Mass ss op with their Interpretation of Old Mon River X ,VXD ,A . 23, Aunt I lust Too too dlvnn The concert dcmce IS deslgned to glve gurls on opportunity of funding further expression an creotlve ort They strlve to ottom groce poise self confidence ond pleosure ln movement Culmmcl the Concert Donce Per formance which Imports to the oudrence the mood of the muslc wk r H W s Y s 13 . i , , I - an . . . 5 'F . . G , . I . I - I. N, 40 - I ??1,q.y, .. f I s hon of cu yec1r's efforts ns fs - t tW,, f A . . , . ,NM . mme, hawk 5 . , f' - . ' ' WWW' Q - . ' 5 1. f Q X ' I Q vt HNH IHHHUEH HHH HSSFMHMS Bruno Conduds fir bfnng no one Gene Conndl VVoyne Ambergon EHIOTT VVlen ond Clark Young ewuevx nm Co! orrongenwonts wnn GIOVOITDI Bruno Y I u 5 ' ,f 'S 1 Vi' U s xQwr'T1, , , f' , I h, , IV , I 'Si H V . . . Nl' J ,A IlUMl ll lHVl MHSIE X 'M Crescendos vibrant notes strams of melodlc harmony wlth these our Instrumental departments express puctures through muslc Hours ot dllugent practuc Ing brung forth appreclatuve applause from attentive lusteners Outstandung music students Richard Furry, Jurn Bonley, Jack Gibson, and Beverly Schlarb . 15+ , f I nv' X- A ,AA 7XL,wh1,vi f ,afxv-if: ' ff' Xl! Krxxxlt K- iz M . Av - xl I PPI! xs .v-'N if w'L, f'x Cgmq 1 Phil 1' ,hx -' f v xv ,M xvi' A aklbfvz' 66. ll lx? ff' .' NX, yLX . WR i.-5 X ' , fx Y 3' ' I- ,Q i ,, Lilo Lee Wulson soprono Ieczd ond the Troop sung Mascot of The Troop Me I pull The CUVTOIVI from The operetto Modemouselle Modzste Kim.-4.4-WM. Cody Joe Jenkins cmd Gul Recchuo sfors of the footmen s chorus come down o peg when Kermut Derry sings I Wont Whot I Wont When I Wont It INIII Jw, 1 3 , p I Q I I I U . -. 415 ' ,, f 'E Q' sud QT! , I I fi' if 52? ks - WL-i 'ji' ' I J ,'x is .4 I - I - 11 I The whole school awaited the colorful musical extrava- ganza, the operetta, which is the climax of the B.H.S. mu- sical year. The combined orchestra and A Capella choir presented Victor Herbert's light comedy, Mademoiselle Mo- diste, in such a way that its lilting melodies will always recall our high school days. 4. .yy , 1 A hot shop in Paris is the romantic setting for Dick Tunison's and Lilo Lee Wilson's singing of Kiss Me Again . iiHNYiiUNIiiHiUiiiIiiiiiHNIi... tHt HHHMHHE HHI Ut Hit tt ' 3 'Vo Um I-5.55 :'ii'u' .Off ll W x Thank Ill pass the Hays office? Bobble Kyker Queen Morgan Le Fay In A Connecttcut Yankee In Kung Arthurs Court entuces Duck Berggren as Hank Bennet whsle Bob Johnson Merlin Harry Smlth Kung Ar thur and Betty Lyon Queen Gutnevere watch the tlnrtatnon At curtatn call Burbank Barrymores Iune up tor ttnal nnspectton They are Jcan Montandon and Jack Schucketanz, knnghts, Bobble Kyker, Queen Morgan Le Fay, Betty Lyon, Queen Gunnevere, Harry Smlth, Kung Arthur, John Stevens, Clarence, Beth Standeter, Elanne, Duck Berggren, Connecticut Yankee, and Vnalet Freno, ylsntung damsel nn dustress ' W rx - X 1, . it Kg .. J , . , , 'tr Q, L 'L 'J ,Q yi, ,Tv I K. , N, A Q,-P-si. 5' t' ' . L 1.1! Oy X 5 X if L ny , ,S L1 t t, L v 5 Atl. 1 f t , V , 5 NU- : . x ' f , it .' L 5 - L 1 . , , . I I I ' ll I ' ' ' I ll I 1 1 1 , we E ,. V : L fur? mt , -, .5 - K- Jw . Senior play cast Jeanne Thomas Virginia Warden Sue Dewey Barbara Tolertan Bobbie l-lollonton Pat McClus key Cammre Branaham Vvtlma May Charlotte Munden and Lorna Rock Student Director Ruth Reimer gets results Opal Shetler and Annie Potnclexter are summer Senior Play Class handurnen Overcoming the obstacles of a two by four staqe and a half crazed stage crew, drama students dellqht Burbank audi ences with their authentic Interpretations A Connecticut Yankee In King Arthur S Court was the rollicking comedy chosen bv the W'44 Seniors. The summer Seniors preferred murder to mirth, however, and aave the spine chilling heavy, This Little Hand. l I I H A I 1 Q A y , ' , 'Z iff ll ' ' ' I. ll ' - Zo, 5375 V, ,,, , 4 1 Q 4 ,i V, ,, ,rfrb , If ', fam, A f v HMM 1' waff ffj Q5 .,,,,wf, v 1 f A Mywzfvi 'W A dk f f , l What lanes Leon Harrison water color Vxrglnla Shlblnn fasheon design Jackie Carver structure and design Lmes movement feelnng art brmgs us unto another world of laughter and sadness The tllt of a ltne creates a mood the pugment of color changes nt Masses of ltght and dark combine to bring beauty and greatness unto the world and our luves lll Sll I -. ,' ,. 1 r Beverly W rmer lone Plonlodo I ore skerclmng free lord drowurq ,5 5, +A 'Q . li , X ' Z George Holmes, Eddie Downs, Bob Robinson, Lee Johnson, Donna Holl, Lllfl Moe fke dfdhd :ww JJJLJM WW jj 1 M!WJ ff imw Zjfy M M 43035032 M VQMAZW WX W M If Wffzffi MZVZ2ffj mWf4 L WA 0 1, ' I ' W if H v I , 1 , ,, ,iff f , ' Ml -Af 5 ' If W ' I f ' . , uni 'i 1 I f . . ,' JJJV 0 ,I ki XZ, , r J ' 1 I . ,,: ' I I 'ff ' 1 if li . ffl ,, 3 I Z..- Hllllll llllll Hlll lllllll E454 wid, No.2 an Ethel Smuth Charlotte Cardwell and Jomce Wosho Chosen by their fellow Seniors these gurls reign over ur torewell Aloho Aloha stralns of soft mu s c swlrlmg masses of color lens symbol of the honored Seniors these are our mem orles cherished memories We laughed and danced and bud fare well to our frlends, some we would see agam, others would always remam In our memories Glorno Hetland, Donna Bell, and Mildred Hart X E 5 nf' Swccprmq .www Qf Y -Q I-WOW: 'Dygb' fn, f Charles Grwbblv, Jflck Sw C-cmwz, Jwrlr, Lf,iVf , ww ,I w W. . 1, LJ , Jean O5QCCdf DGW EV9'f'CV'E,Ef1VbGVCJ E'Orm, Huff! Sw 'H Qm, yu., ,, -nf Qs , L. ,, W f 1 ' -' fl Y , f . Beck, Norman Bwckveyl Jeory Momgmdeml 1'Z rsefw :ww ff, + ' I Unnque vegetable corsages adorned the lapels at the male population as Burbank gurls draaged the men of thelr cholce t the Gobltn Stomp annual G L backward e Mfr 5 lvuf A PARA .6 N A gl i! kcijnf' R53-ef The Andrew Sisters IU disguise pose as Allen Pen darvus Chauncey l.eValley and Gene Butler Getting their yutamms the easy vxay Harry Smith Marilyn Kahl and Bull Colgan devour peanuts at a senior party Having come home to keep up our morale navy men are shown with Joyce Holmes Norma Helser and Sue Longstreet in 'A l , . . I V , ce. F t l f , I rj . f 0 14, ffl 'lj- plflyxlgllf e ff 'a ff 49 l L L, k . L ,ln y .415 cm tl ,I 't t c't' '51 Q ll 2 Q N can Q as xleeaff 5 to 5 N-? Who s I couldnt waltz? Gals and therr pals mustered to swung and sway to name bands Rolllckmg rhythms and cleverly disguised gym lent glamour to B H S s favorite nate spot .l No mon shortoge for Peggy Buttmgton Hl Sllllll Slllllll Lrlo Lee Wilson Megon Wlllnoms ond Dohno Bell mcreose the collectuve pulse ot B H S with one of their FOlT1Ol'lllC bollods l Heord You Crled Lost Night Broken heortecl Wcllly bouts hecxd on woll os Mortmo cledlcotes sell to o lute of do huts , 4 .: ' as 45 ., A FQ 1 M ' , J lv xl, l ,. ' , .5 - . ,Y ' f tp t. ff . 1 Q . sf fi' f N e l Q A 'Y til- Q5 ,. oid ' . , . . V x 4 I I , V' . a 'A l , by A I eil T-may X - ' 1, gffxe F . ft' . 'Z as 41 l ' ff in B, 4 if 'SV . . 3' i M. tr M. fig W, E , 'Ye Us ki Rv V T3 ' 1. '54 l 'N is I1 Song leoders Jeon Osgood Beth Stondefer Morty Fenn Bobble Kylcer Poulune Booker ond yell leod ers Bull Colgon Bull Porrlsh ond Jock Srnlfh re cuperole Cop ond gown frenzy JZ S UI, mmm smmnm v J ' n Jjj' L ' W , Y' fy M l J' if Ll The Seniors-they have bought too many ' ,' .f l cokes-seen foo many assemblies-heard too h - L' many lectures They are the bug bosses who ' u h hold the bug 'obs They need o soft uslc: To s nd t em guard of o ewrs uugyl J Ish .1 I , TJ V 0 1 I L . ! J f - - . I W W ' P' ' fx r J J, L 1-f x n m ' e h Off on m m I y HI '-4 V. Lal, Q ,V ae ' ' 7' . . X e y P It's shady here. Loading Zane Sohd Sophomore Sanders Scrubs scrub The B This year s crop of Sophomores are waking the school wlth their un paralleled sophomorlc nerve Coming out en masse for all actlvltles, they swarm over the campus The Juniors, next years Seniors and last years place In the ever moving world of bophomores ancl Seniors I ily boi lomcre assembly HNHlHElHSSMlN J I . 2, 1 ' V' 1 Sophomores, struggle to keep their 4 4 ' I I A I ' V fn l 1, u ' I X :Q . sg ' N L x 5 w A h H. 5 -l fs Q r v ' A ' kt I JM V, K mklc, Lb noch other I Jumorc e of ds c If 1' 0 omows bd lc f uw Atfrocfuve Soph mwofa Arrow Bounce but LIHHP t'lg 1 of. 'J' 'K RJ Nw-4. WM-n 'FKWQQQQQ WK-Q 1 has . v- Y -Nkyg . V ,-, I tllldlll Tl! ny., 1! HIE. - . 'Uv I,f ltr Kill! J J1'UllIll f ' ' Stilly Night ' TH OMAS MOORE - Of! m the Handicapped by the lack of experience, the Bulldogs opened the season by losing a closely- fought battle to the Beverly Halls Normans Fol- lowrng the Beverly setback, the Bulldogs played host to a vusltmg Downey eleven and defeated them The Bulldogs were then defeated by the hard-charging Compton squad Opening the league play the Burbank team met the powerful Glendale Dynamrters Leading ln the first half the Bulldogs were flnally overpowered In the waning mrnutes of the game Flnally recovering the Burbank team completely overran the South Pasadena eleven In the mud and ram Our next game was against the league champlons Pasadena rn whach we agam received the short end of the score ln thus game Chuck Haynes and Jack Moorman were mlured and were thus unable to play In the Hoover game causlng us to be badly outclassed and overcome Coach Duffy Le Henan runnin v wx yn ww 'I' H993 The Royol Kuck o Q Borlom row Arlun Dussoult John Burckle Lorry Bubko Henry Elnos Jnmmy Haynes John Kopp Olnver Grumes Elmer An'ero Jmk Alsop Mnke Wlley ond Monoger Roy Johnson Mnddle row Lye Holl Jerry Fleck Gul Recchno Eorl Edmunson lm ork Don Fonfozzn B b Eorl Bu ter Ross erry Funk elk Gonngs Bob Brubaker Howard Tonner Paul Mouer Top row Coach Duffy Lewns Lee Worren Jnm Murphy Bob Noyes Roqer Poulson Eugene Harmon Gene Butler Allen Pend rms Art Crelger Kermn Derry Lorry Kenny Chuck Haynes Ace Hudk ns Monoger Glenn Dorlnngton ond Cooch Roy Lockwood lllllllll llHllS I I Y X K 1 I 1 v f 1 I w ' 1 ' I xx 1 , y , xx 'xl . SE I , 'WJ L, fgzff' , I - if ,,aS 'l?u 4 A - ----A Q, 2 f 4, yi 5 Ml? , A . I I I I . . I V J L , ', O , S , J F,l ln the upper-left corner, Jack Moor- man, sensational Bulldog signal caller, romps through the Downey line as the Bulldogs defeated them I8-6. The lower two pictures are of the Hoover-Burbank Turkey-Day clash in the Rose Bowl, and show Roger John- son and Henry Elias making tackles The locals were swamped, 31-12. Qfjl Hill lHHlHlNE Burbank Opi B ly Hills .6 I9 l8 6 P 6 I8 GI dl l4 24 S P d 6 O 6 I9 I2 3l SCORES Battling in a sea of mud, the Burbank Bulldogs outfought the South Pasadena eleven as shown by Roger Johnson's breaking up of a South Pasadena play, while Felix Goings and John Kopp rush in for the kill. In spite of playing a good game, the Bulldogs lost the first tussle of the year to the Beverly Hills Normans. Allen Pen- darvis is pictured tackling Mickey Titus while the rest of the Burbank team come up. SPlUlHEllS Yam VX As the hlghllght of a hectlc sea son Burbank was honored by havmg three varslty men chosen for all league posltlons Chauncey LeValIey outstanding center won his posltlon by exceptional llne backing play Elmer Anderson hefty 185 pound tackle was com mended for his aggressive llne work Sensational trlple threat back Jack Moorman ln spite of lnlurles spurred the Bulldog eleven unto scoring positron Above John Kopp e ecuf ng cm q ck kck Below Lo y B bka ecover g fumble Ul EIHHH HNH HEHHN 'N ,gi 1 r p , ,Typ r 1 0 I 1 ' ' - x i ' I ' ' Ui i ' ' ' - rr u r - ' ' - in 1 1 0 . 1 ll ,II I to W Seen above m action me Ofwer Games hard chmgmg cemef' Palm Ggwyy 'ffww , W ....., av :Y Q S re-:L heoded boil of ive, John Budde, puee-srmfdwmg emi Arhm Dusmufr, Qmrqirw ning buck, Elmef Anderson ull-Neogue fuclde, HCM, Uma, hefty Q10 pggnzm quam Right-Gene Buvler, rfmgv emi Roger Jghnsnfv fofffw-:z h,1r::'mvwng1 efix Om L Huynes, co-capmm. -an Q fm Bull Wore Bull Homblen Gnlberf Schurmeusfer Tom Robinson Bob Hort Bob Robinson Horold Lockwood Fronk Wolbert Don Boebel Bob Condon Bob Wllhure ond Dove Wolbert HNH SIHIVINH HIHHHS Andy Doxlis, Bob Poysinoer, Lorry Lo Guess, fock Jordon Ending their 1944 pigskin season in the cellar, the Burbank Bulldogs nevertheless produced an array of outstanding material. The lightweights this year were under the leadership of Maurice Wiley and Dick Minasian. The lightweights opened their season suffering a 6-0 defeat at the hands of the Beverly Hills' tricky lightweights. The Bev- erly tilt was followed by two successive tri- umphs over Verdugo Hills and Compton, 6-0 and 12-0 respectively. Opening the league the Bullpups were defeated by league champion, Glendale Blasters, I9-7. Their next setback was suffered at the hands of South Pasadena, 13 7 Next an lnvadlng Pasadena squad squelched the locals, 25 I3 The final defeat of the season was by Hoover Cyclones, I8 0 Fl-fr' l-at ,,.,-.. Q - . . . ' 4 ..' fi' Y' ' ' ,I ' -V, ., --Tj' - , - uf-Y - '. . A 1' F' ..,, von- ' , ' .... ,, A I-P M U gl Pete DeSgr'lg, Bob Hurlemlllr-r, John Anderson, Stafford Hoff, Jerry Morin Chuck ng Z L- Jo D E, l B lu C O E3 3 P fs ngr-ry Ed Sflmllfr, I-llrm Dndle, Drwlrl F.sh John Svevevvs. Row two: Joe Jen ns ,Y H gem j D S Q, 55 Z S B ll Plml lhomng. Don Nelson, lwimrqy Mfnwell, Eadf Glron, Bob Robertson, Dck Fronlxa y owzm. Pow Ae: Al P well, Dfw-d Renfrew, Kenrvl , DAdd 1 , Bill Lof , Dar l lb ry dl D ws, Frorvlf lNolbert, Bob Wnlhte Bull Wore , X l . rr LQG 5 Bon Tno V oe Go s Dale C vhre o f Rullnau Bob Morgan Gu err rme sfer Rorgld Berlxlo J ro c 5 or o e d No e ' An f 3 Tom Roomson Boo Hn t Jn lc Bowm r- Harold Lockwood Larry N Cholg Q Q , X Eu X I xf Cocich Roy Lockwood Left to righte-Jock Aisop, John Kopp, Copioi Horvey King, Torn Cummings, Chuck Whole Vern Morfino, Chouncey LeVoIIey, Rcger Joh son, Jock MorTin, John Irving, Tom Cose, Bi Parrish, Bob Eorl, Mike Wiley, Ronold Bossou ond Cocich Roy Lockwood, center, 3 2:3 ffl Q :ft 'V J' . 'pq .h .l. Xfvhof o fosf gorge! Hllllllllllll SlHSUN Shown below are four of the first five who spurred our Varsity Basketball team to a success- ful season In the top row are forward Vern Mar- tlno whose scormg ablllty always kept Burbank ln the game and Captain Harvey Kung guard noted for has fme defensive work Tom Case efflclent goal gettung guard and Roger Johnson pomt earning tlp In artlst are shown lower To the left IS forward Bull Parrish Bull was the sparkplug of the team with his accurate passing and timely scormg ,ff '9 ,4 . . . . . I . . I I I . . . . . - I . . . - I I .. . . . . - I . . . . . . - - . . y 40 V' ,fa v K, , 1 7 4- , ,, I - Q 0 f 3 f Gimwf - - ada Above Burbonks Rogor Johnson vvltlw Posodeno mon lump for lllo ball vvlwlle Vorn lvlorllno locol f orvvord locks on follow clolvuonly The Cenler The cll lun Twp olf H1 The lost n dole qomo IS Qhovvr Grouped mound the center spot cnc Roger Johnson cent r Vern Mnrtnno for word Copfoun Horvev Kang cud Tom Cose guorcls er gln Bal Poms HIQWQCOVIIWQ forvvor shoots whale Jock McClure of Hoover quord hum d on Harvey Kxng of E-urbonlx vvolfzes by wer glwf I tlo second Hoover mmm Torn Cose honflsonve Quo cl brungs down ca reb Und lwl W we Vern Mort no Roger Johnson ond J K sop watch ghfnahla Hllllll lHSl Y , f , . , , 1 5 ' I.. . In ' Y lm - 'r Q ' - ' . Gle J Q ' o X. f , , ' . Q '- , FV: . I - . ' ' 1 Upp ri 'I 'lm ' F-. ' K cl, Lo ri f n 1, f ' ,, 1 U f V 1 ' A ' E , 5 ,, , of' Al- Hamfvu 1, 1 ', ' - ' ' . j-'r--r- A h if l. Sf ff rd Hart Karl Brand Claude Thomas Phul Thomas Harold Lockwood Dale Cowon T p rovl Coac Du y ews G o Manacer Bob Plnocchno Noyes Bottom row Melyn Swartz Morvln Dennis Rudy Loffxn Capfam ac Pm Murray Marym Dennns fllps 0 hot one To Jack Smith hidden by 0 Pasadena man while Fred Whaley watches tensely I I 1, --- E , ' ' , ' , ' J lc Smilh, Fred Whaley, Tom Robinson, Steve Brownell, l HNU -F- lld- 1 Sho n oe S Stewe Bowne-II yum n tor the boll woth o Hoover mo Stood mg by dy o cfwon o P ond o Tornodo mon HHIHIHNI HHYS. 1 Startlng out the season with but one returnrng squad man the Bullpups met defeat In all league games Teamed as for wards were Tom Robinson and Marvin Dennis both good shooters but lackmg experl ence At the center spot was Steve Brownell a good rebound man Playmg the guard pos: tlon were Captain Jack Smith and Fred Whaley who played good defensive ball all season i .. Y j V .4 Q O A r , -. fi 4 ,v 2: .r , ' 3 A. ff- Q - A ' .'. , ' ' 4 , A..A -1 , -1 . 4' -- - . ,fo ' .. Y- -Y . , 0 Y , 'T A gg.. Is: . Q , 0 0 5 A . -- 1 v 3 -... . A QA-1141 w Gb v i X r - ' pz Q V Vv. ' ' , rea t r o ' VG Joc Sfmt? X X X4-. X x X .A 1 'f J sill 'X BH S stresses good, clean sportsmonshup . plums: V' Ronald McNelly hurdles Bob Poysunger shot pu? Cooch Boone ond Louis Cordenos half mule Max Lewis quarter mule X I ' lk! 1 A .-'-Lf, - V V ,414 Q . ' M., 'W' '7 ,' - ' , '+ i T4'3n': A ' - - ' , ' -Q' 'H , , , : 'V 1 W' ' , 1 ' , ' 1 ' 4' . 3 : , , ' 1 1 , - X 3 :N - f 4 , . '. it 2. f ,,, V s is ' fi IHHEK '44 - o I Q. 'o 2 cn I 4 o C S I, O' Bob Proctor, mile, Vern Martino, brood-iwmp: Dick Gerard, sprinter, Tom Robinson, high-lump is 'Z .S P3 The track squad's loss of Coach George Boone to the Navy in midseason was a great disad- vantage. The Bulldogs started the season with a win over Pasadena and then settled down to a series of losses to Glendale, South Pasadena, and the powerful Hoover Squad. Although winning only one of their league meets, the Bulldogs, led by Louis Cardenas, flashy 880 man, fought valiantly for the remainder of the season. In their practice meets, the Bulldogs fared somewhat better, they defeated Cathedral and Montebello and were eked out by North Holly- wood. IHMHNHS SPHH HNH SIHMINH. vs, is EJ L , if X J 1 1 , . 1' ' iz' - 1 . X s Nui'-Ss 4-wikis ss wkxxg Banks 1 L Yi-'ies I knew I started on the wrong foot 5371 Coach Roy Lockwood s Bee and Cee track teams both flnlshed ln thlrCl place In the league stand mgs Both squads de feated Pasadena whlle being nosed out by Glen dale and Hoover Lead mg the Bee track team this year were Tom Rob lnson, Marty Steele, Dlck Gerard, and Bob Pay singer The Cees were led by Joe Tllton, Dlck Mal- comson, Eddie Glron, and Francls DAddarlo Shown In the montage above are Marty Steele and Eddie Downs Seated-Ray Wesslund, Rowland Owens, Lou's Cardenas, Ronald Bossout, Vern Martino, Charles Matthews. Center- Coach Boone, Ben Frasfrom, Jack Bau- man, Bob Proctor, Bill Burnette, Lawrence Bubko, Norm Waters, Bob Payshgerr Standing--Ronald McNe'ly, G'l Recch'o, Dick Alexander, Tom Robhson, Max Lew's, Bob Mitchell, D'cl4 Haynes, Dav'cl Downs, B'll Stockley, and John Basola Barton Seated - Evans Ghiselli, Alfred Lopez, Doug LaBerteaux Johnny Kirkpatrick, Ralph Card Loren Wlllnams Bull Reardor Duck Malcomson Francns DAddaruo Eddue Gnron Joe Tnlton Don Gardemann Stan Plowmon Bruce Mitchell Bull Coryell Duane Mouer Ray Stockton and Ronny Wulson Stondnng Davnd Shleppy Bll Meek Kelth Meeker Coach Roy Lock wood Bob Walkae Lee Robznson and Nolan Chew 'I 'Q'3'2e3'? :J U10 B 'U fB' QMVB Seated Jordan Middle Richard Clough Boggs lkdk Bull Moffutt Boyd Heggne Zack Marvin Denms and Fred Whaley row Andy Davos Steve Brownell Summers Duck Kelsey David B Il Lee Ronald Berkland Don Bob Parsons Clarence Lee Ros Ralph Day Marcy Maxwell Vnctor B Ningls 'N wer as ua e Nernechek Eddie Mlnasnan and Duck Crabtree Standmg Junlus Davus Kennne Ruhnaw Chuck Clark Don Sturdsvant Joe Jenknns Gilbert Schermelster Alfred Powell Coach Roy Lockwood Hurry Hogon Derryl Baker Relnhold Rose Kenny Loh lum Eddne Downs George Ferry Rodney xwartz and Bob Seoney Joe Tulfon, Cee Francus D'Addaruo, Cee' lllllll SU 3 Cough? In the cotchers mutt with thenr able coach Duck lvlunosuon ore left To rught Chauncey LeVolley shortstop John Kopp cotcher .lam Kyker first bose Bob Condon second bose Jock Smrth third bose .lo n Bu ckle pitcher Jlm Lork ett fl d Scholler center field ond Harvey Kung right field lllllllllll Hlll K' Q A , , y 'WV Q , -, J' 9, fi, fs- s as - r .Q L5 - A ...U s C' 1 . S 3 E h QM f C at 252' . , . . . I I I I ' I I ' i , 1 , : , 2 , ' 2 h r , ' 5 ' , I 'elg Ed , I g ' , ' ' . Q 2' I2 3 You re out To The rughf IS John Burckle oce hurler on the Iocol vorsny nnne Snthng rofher mystnfaed on The bench ore Jnm Roberts Couch Duck Munosnon Jam win. Kyker Jock Smnth John Kopp Don Clunch E E f ond Chauncey LeVc1Iley ww IHI HHMI Him -19' ll EH ml' if Strnke 1 9 Above John Kopp throws to seco d l X D L dur ng a p act ce sess on wh le Z blaze of gloy Chauncey LeValley Xia s des safely into th d n the H e game and Kenny Red co ects wth l' one In the Beve ly Hills tussle GB S gf Yi I5 .ft Led by John Burckle s sensational pltchlng and John Kopp s Jim Lark s and Harvey Kung s hitting the Burbank Horsehlders brought the league championship home Coached by Dick Mlnaslan the Bulldogs met defeat only once in league play this year at the hands of the Pasadena Bullpups 2 1 Defeating Hoover, Glendale, and South Pasa dena twice, the Bulldogs got their revenge on Pasadena by swamping them, 7-2. The following twelve boys were awarded their varsity letter for their outstanding team spirit: John Kopp, John Burckle, Jim Kyker, Bob Ashford, Bob Condon, Chauncey LeValley, Jim Lark, Ed Schaller, Harvey King, Lee Skiegstad, Kenny Reid, and Don Zimmerman. f-Wsw, A ,. I, Viylv t at r B J Y 1 xxxmyh 'I V - .V v w ...'V' , ' 1,41 ,.M,Z'ffw,,-' , t aw.. Q il 'if Q E sf wb . 4 W 1' f f ll 4 ,if YM A,,, F N' k' E f ' 1 7 , XX , , is I .V X it an 53 f., I 2' iq, Eijiva L ,f s .,.-,,f K ' x . ,. n BMQ lx Ss i r i i , i in a ,- I--'1: s' I, r lore!-- f , 1 n n 1 Alai: 3-29' ' ' ' ' , 1 'W f,f ' EJ.. ,- 7 X , . . . ' 'wh' 'fm 1 r . , . , . . . I 1 I r ' - I . ' Sllllll. Row one Jam Roberts Jerry Rnchards Lee Slqegstad Jam Lark Bob Condon Harvey Kang Jack D Smith .Inm Kyker John Kopp John Burckle Chauncey LeValIey Ed Schaller Don Zummerman and Coach Duck Munasran Row two Jxm Dougherty Kenny Read Bob Reynolds Bob Ashford Claude Wnngand Frank Sullivan Lee Anderson Ray Wnllman Bob Richards Bob Hunemnller Dale Cowan Wayne Presho Don Whlte and Gordon Martun Q Q Y 11, I ' ,, .1- .j ' 1- ,--4. - -...fa '-' , , I ,..-g..,f.-.-' ,. '- , : , , 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 I I ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - a-vii 91 Eber Slaght this years captain of the Bulldog tennis team calmly walks toward the courts confrdent of vuctory Above Whrle Ray Love smashes one over the net Dutch Swartz shows dumbfounded amaze ment at has own powerful follow through Bll McGee lumps hugh unto the ozone and Howard Tanner braces for a return Bob Earl drives a well placed backhand to has opponent Below Lee Friday lobs a low one over the net lllllllllll llllllll 1 ' ff QQ mx, Xl ' 13, is . Zim 3 I I I sure put my toot ID thus For the flrst time In a great many years, Coach Lockwood organlzed a swlmmmg team at Bur bank Hugh Although not competmg In any dual meets, several of the boys entered lnvltatlonal meets and showed up very well The squad thus year was composed of seven Junlors, and two Seniors, making next years prospects very bright hown left to rught are Jock Newsom John Hull Arlon Dussoult Rudy Loftun Ronald Bossout Steve Brownell Harold Dohn Don Horns ond Harold Lockwood Stondmg In the background Coach Lockwood mm mm llllll gum mm mm Vmf' ll I' , 1 as ml X' ' X S ' I ' I I h I l I . I l I I is ff wa V - . M gy' i , , X ,.,, . 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