Burbank High School - Ceralbus Yearbook (Burbank, CA)

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SGHIOTS In thIs crItIcal year of 1952 280 graduates of Burbank HIgh School wIll take theIr places In a world that IS uncertaIn and fearful of the future Whether the road after oraduohon leads to a Iob In Indus try further educatIon or servace In the armed forces the graduates of the class of 52 wIll come face to face wIth thIs uncer taInty and fear lt IS Indeed not an easy tIme to assume the responsIbIl tIes of adult hood But doubt and InsecurIty have been the past and they wIll be met and defeated by the AmerIcan youth of today FaIth In AmerIcan values tradItIons and Ideals wIll see us through The only thIng we have to fear IS fear Itself l I Q Q I I J . . . - I I I , . . . - I I Q met and defeated by American youth in I . I . . I . . ll ' ' ' Il .N ,1 XY K X I X I X x

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,i.,!'Nc PUBLICITY: l. Krepps, R, French, J. Fisher, N. Votcher, ASSEMBLY: First row. E. Blum, R. Caputi. Second row: chairmang J. Crouse. D. Redloff, l. Fesler, chairman, E. Curtis. Our Activities The Social committee had the delightful duty of planning all student body dances. These socials required hard work from the entire committee. They also approved all other dances sponsored by different clubs. Swish . . . swish. That is the sound of the paint brushes wielded by the members of the pub- licity committee. This committee publicizes all stu- dent body affairs by putting up attractive posters. The Rally committee again flashed through a successful year. All pep rallies were planned by this group. Remember the faculty pep rally? That was iust one of the many rallies planned by this committee. RALLY: E. Ordunez, B. La Poslc, R. Bruinsslot SOCIAL: Top row, D. Carr, T. Smith, C. Peterson, D. Hocking, C. Henry, B. Lee. Bottom raw, S. Mcllwain, G. Roehr, chairman, K. Adams, D. Patterson, K. Hoterek, S. Gilbert.

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hope of the future