Burbank High School - Ceralbus Yearbook (Burbank, CA)

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Dedicated to the proposition . . that Mrs Beatrice Coke has won a permanent place deep In the heart of every Spanish student For twenty four years her friendly smlle and vlvaclous personallty have glven Burbank students a lnvmg example of gracious charm Looking back on their hugh school days they thunk of her not only as a teacher but as a respected friend who has shown a suncere concern for thelr personal welfare Her own love for the Spanish language and culture has Inspired her students to the same devotion As a class enters her room for the flrst time It IS greet ed with a warm Buenas duas amlgos The semes ters pass and Mrs Coke IS always eager to help In the struggle with Irregular Spanish verbs and the past perfect tense Even the most forlorn students can count on a pat on the back and an encouraging smile Then In the senlor year as the bell rlngs on the funal day of class her dark eyes echo her words as she says Aduos amlgos Hasta luego So It IS wnth pride and apprecnatlon that the staff delncates the 1952 CERALBUS to Mrs Beatrice Coke And to you Mrs Coke we can only say Muchas gracias . . . . , , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I . I . . . . . . . . . . . . ' ll ' ' ll I I ' ' . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . I Il ' - ll 1 1 - - . . . . . . - . . ' I ' I I ll Il

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Vik - 5 - sl I -' A clearer understanding by students of International and Senior Problems has been the goal of Mr. Mel Aitken and Mr. Robert Hier. Mathematics, in the form of algebra and geometry, has been taught by Miss Helen Chapin, who is also curriculum coordinator. P' . Miss Joan Stacey completed her first year at BHS teaching gym classes as well as doing exhibition back-stral-ce swimming. Miss Deane Wolfson, modern dance instructor, presents a dance program as grand finale of each year. Mrs. June Adams directs the activities of the 4 GAA cnd Big 'B as well as the Advanced ,A-1'- L' K Sports classes, lik.- ff ,c',c.! ff-if'vn.x'k ,, 1 fs, V1 'J-fs-J 4-fy Ji g ff, L! 2 .' -W 4x .f-J ' 1 They Cgladlyi Learn' and MGAlapdlyUfe'a W Mr, Don Stoutenborough is one of the few teachers in California who writes his own plays for the students to produce. Mrs. Al?ce Merrill teaches the King's English and also German and Latin. Mr. Clifford Smith, known as Muzzy to most, teaches history and Teddy Roosevelt to his classes. sf 7 x n F 2 1 fi A Mr. Ralph Fesler, who can be blamed for the earth shaking experiments that rock our campus, discusses the merits of one of our new typewriters with Mr. Eugene Rankin, typing teacher. Mr. .lack Copenhaver, who has been ot BHS for two years, teaches Span- ish, French, and Business English. 'r'-9 Q yi-li 30447 '55 Af RJ, . A,U-J I fi.- J,-I ... s 'i- 1 .I .,L.4.. .ML by-.4,,,,1' Ji' v-exch., -'-My '-'A-excl: f 1- 1-x ,-Q.. A A