Burbank High School - Ceralbus Yearbook (Burbank, CA)

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SENIORS - back row, Bob Veloz, Deke Jones, Bob Long, Mary Lou Parkes. Second row, Mary Nord, Doug Hart, Virginia Shimizu, Danny Blake, Bob Daniele. First row - Eddie McDonald, Delores Bean, Hanako Honda, Bud Long, Janet Bailey, Pat Trim. JUNIORS 3 back row, Gary Roe-hr, Doug Hocking, Kenny Barnes, Doug Patterson. First row, Bonnie Lee, Bev Pfeifer, Joyce kogers, Diane Ceder- gren, Sally Whitt. .!' sf' These Were Through the untiring efforts of the mem- bers of the winter Legislative Council, much progress was made at Burbank. A new and more democratic system of voting was intro- duced here. Voting booths were borrowed from the City of Los Angeles and every student who wished to vote was required to register. Such outstanding leaders as Bob Daniele brought up the idea of having a scoreboard and pursued the idea until it was carried out. It was he who headed the committee on the problem of the nutrition period, and under his leadership much progress was made, al- though the student body defeated the idea in a special election. Vice-president Bud Long appointed a com- mittee to rehabilitate the many trophies now in the basement . Much was accomplished this semester and this outstanding group deserves a lot of praise. .Y.. - V I 5 fy' '71 ' 401' ,fy, Q , 2 f, f 1 i fvQfc..4 . , f I ' f .,c4, ' x f f' , .1 I I I 1.1.1 ff4bJs,.4 .,, fx L-..4. I 41 'Y 7, jf ,fl C' ' . 'vi Y sffd, f ',l1 Q 1 t SOPHOMORES - back row, , Burt Court, Bill Ent, Lee Adams, E T Ralph DiBori. First row, Wally McCroy, Mary Lou Sivula, Joan Beisang, Joanne Ruckman, Marti Griften, Luther Wylie.

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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.

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ad 1 if Af IV 4 ff r f X' fu 740 1 164.441 ff 0 I 1 f . rg K j - I 'aff f-Ld . lj ' f ,iii ' j I ,- 1 f sAf4!i g .fL',,fVCf ly' X . a 4 I ' f I , ' Cur Representatives The main project of the Summer Legislative Council was to investigate the possibilities of a Nutrition Period. The proposed Nutrition Period presented many difficulties to its committee head- ed by Bob Daniele. One of the biggest problems was convincing the doubting faculty that the time schedule wouldn't be disrupted too much. Finally after much work, the committee presented the completed plan to the student body for a vote. Al- though a few more students were for the Nutrition Period than against it, the percentage wasn't high enough for adoption. The Nutrition Period was therefore voted down by the students. Another up and coming committee has been the Card Section Committee headed by Mary Lou Siv' ula. Because ofthe need and enthusiasm for a card Section, this committee has organized a group of people who will probably be participating in the halt time activities at next year's games. right: M. Griffin, S. Reeser, N M. Sevula, T. McCormick, B Pautsor, B. Green. Third row B. Frcscufzi T. Sn-dh, L. Adams 4. .'-va.. 3-f--9 niorsi lc-ft to right, M, Harrison, C. Bulf-y, C. Baker, B. Woods, S, Qillzfrt, B lrtairnor' S Mayer zona row R. Good, J. Sarthell, R. Di- iri, P. Caselia. Seniors: First row, left to right, H. Honda, Z.Mull1ey, P. Trim, M.. Rupert, B. Box, G. Gordon, Mr. Traynor, D. Cnamness, B Long, J, MCG-lynn, S. Drago, C. Peterson. V. Shimizu. Second ro w, K. Hollenbeck, G. Markham, B. Gilronan, I. Vice N. Vatcher M, West, R. Derfus, D. Paterson, D. Butner, Third row, M. Tucker, B. Craig, Z. Daniele, B. White, E. Curtis, C. Merryman Sophornares: First ravi, lett io Larson, J. Ferguson, Sc-cond row,