Burbank High School - Ceralbus Yearbook (Burbank, CA)

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Donny Blake hos told another funny, and Bud Long and Bob Daniele pretend that they are amused. Danny always laughs at his own jokes, Exercising Gur The student government at BHS is re- cognized as an organization of all the stu- dents, and as the main way of accomplish- ing definite purposes. Under the initiative of the winter stu- dent leaders, a scoreboard was installed on the 'athletic field. It has served to keep the students posted during the games. Noon dances were tried out for the first time, and were an overwhelming success. Victory dan- ces were held after most of the football games. BHS had many outstanding assem- blies and special guests, such as Rubinoff and His Violin. A new type of student body election, modeled after the national election proce- dure, was begun and proved to be both educational and thought provoking. Students were urged to get out and vote much in the same way as their parents are. As a final tribute to our winter officers, we can only say many thanks for a iob well done. Mary Lou Parkes, Sallie Whitt at the piano, and Eddie McDonald Doug Hocking, Honako Hondo pouring the tea, and Kenny relax around the piano in the hornemaking room, Barnes look enchanted about that cup of tea. Little do they know about the drinking fountain outside.

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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.

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Democratic Rights Enthusiasm for the wishes of all students, acceptance of the responsibility as well as the privilege of office and the ability to han- dle problems as they arose has made for excellent summer student leaders. Noon dances were held again and proved a success. The assembly, A trip Through the Amazon, was highly informa- tive and interesting. Live animals and rep- tiles added to the thrilling spectacle. Sev- eral rallies were held, and they showed the wonderful school spirit found everywhere on the campus. Attempts were made to begin a nutri- tion period several members of the Council. Bob Daniele headed this group. The sincere appreciation of the entire student body goes to this Council. Below are Bud Long, Student Body president, and Bill Box, vice president, talking over a coming meeting with Mr. Traynor, student body adviser. I Above, left to right, Hanalfo Honda, CERALBUS editor, Bob Daniele, senior A president, Gloria Gordon, ASB secretary, and l Dorothy Chamness, ASB auditor. Below, left to right, Irma Vice, Girls' League president, Bar- Below, left to right, JGHST Bailey, folly Cltfllfmflnz Jeflrt Snyder, bara Gilronan, Hi.Life editor, Eddie Curtis, senior B president, G.A.A. president: GOVY RO6hf, social CltUlfmOft: Und U10 Fesler, Ruth Derfus, managing editor of the Hi-Life. assembly chairman.