Burbank High School - Ceralbus Yearbook (Burbank, CA)

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'fit- uff ' Mary Lou Parkes, our ASB secretary, is a familiar sight at BHS. Her vivacious per- sonality, winning smile, and keen sense of responsibility will not be forgotten. lt Was Theirs Bob Veloz, our ASB president, is well known at BHS for his easy manner, baseball and basketball playing, de- bating, and the capability with which he executes his duties. BHS can well be proud of Bob, one of our best all-around students. Bud Long, our ASB vice-president, is a popular figure on the campus. A Varsity football man, his slow drawl and co-operative spirit are recognized by everyone. we .ies Kenny Barnes, our ASB treasuer, with his nickname Wild Red Barnes, spreads sunshine through the hall with his congen- ial smile. Kenny will be remembered for being one of our most capable treasurers.

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Mrs. Mrs. Corrie Rosefield, our head Iibarian, and Leota Scott, her assistant, are in charge of the various types of books that have brought us enioy- ment throughout the year. t f P .X ,WMI 40 ye xl Qtvg Z flflSE.lf'w. ill' -Lf One of the many jobs of the custodians is rais- .Y-, . ,k ing and lowering the flag. Here are John Wearn, Johnny Palermo, the head custodian, and Bud Can- field. tw. N -Q Dixie Evison, secretary to Mr. Ogborn, always smiles encouragingly as she opens the door to let you in the Lion's Den. Whenever you hear a hearty laugh coming from the vicinity of the office, it's ten to one it's Jean Machin, Mr. Kopp's secretary, who keeps your F's separated from your A's. Louise Bailey, secretary to the deans, takes care of deten- tion, athletics and Girls' League. Lenita Dooley, who is the attendance secretary, always has a pleasant smile for everyone, even when she hands out those cut slips in payment for your day at the beach. .11 k'l5. 1.21, is kin Pictured here are J. H. Mullins, LeRoy Wertz, Margaret Beasley, John Barth, A. C. McKee, and seated is Bob Gollyhon. These custodians are res- ponsible for the clean campus we have had this past year.

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To Govern BUD LONG . . . BHS student body president . . . Summer Semester, 1952. If you're looking for a boy who has a keen sense of responsi- bility, is willing to work, has a fine sense of humor, and is friendly and popular with everyone, you'll find him in Bud Long. His many admira- ble qualities helped him attain an extremely successful semester and made him listed as one of the truly outstanding presidents of BHS. BILL BOX . . . BHS student body vice-president . . . Summer Semester, 1952. Bill, because of his responsibility, friendly attitude, good looks, and pleasant personality, has ben a credit to BHS in his undertakings this semester. Bill has also done an excellent job in presiding over Legislative Council meetings. 5 gag, . xiii g .. GLORIA GORDON . . . BHS student body secretary . . . Summer Semester, 1952. Glorias vivacious personality her sweet friendly manner towards everyone and her happy smile made her well liked by fellow students DOROTHY CHAMNESS . . . BHS student body auditor . . . Summer Semester, 1952. Friendly, quiet, responsible, neat, and hardworking all describe Dorothy Cham- ness.