Burbank High School - Ceralbus Yearbook (Burbank, CA)

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MRS. CRUIKSHANK, past president of the P.T.A., turns over the gavel, symbol of authority, to Mrs. Quinn, the newly elected president, The P.T,A. at Burbank High is very active. Back to School Night for the parents. selling hot dogs at the football games, and giving help to needy students are but a few of the many contributions they make to our school. cmd Plan for the Future Mr. J. Russell Croad has served as Superintens dent ot Schools in Burbank tor eight years. . f eight years of rapid growth for our city . . . eight years during which the schools have kept pace with this growth. The success of all aspects ot the entire school program in Burbank is his ultimate responsibility, and it is a responsibility that he feels keenly, Mr. Croad believes that participation in student government is one ot the most important phases ot our education. l-le teels that the experience the pupils have in student government prepares them tor living together harmoniously as capable citizens. The schools have a tremendous responsibility in a democracy, under Mr, Croad's leadership the Burbank schools are fulfilling that responsibilty. MR. J. R. CROAD, Superintendent

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ar., Z2 TOP LEFT: Mrs. Ufzman and Mrs. Lews have a rather wistful look, as they s .jf a coortul poster aeoicting lite in Mexico. TOP RIGHT: .N r. Lawrence and Mrs. Carson wait their turn, as Mr. Aitken slgns in at the office. All the teachers repeat this scere every morning and evening. CENTER: rfr. Kofahi shows Mr. Hazleton the merits ot a lathe in the machine shop. BOTTOM: Mrs. Sephens beams approval, as Mr. Bates shows oft some ot the work done by his art students, Mrs. Utzman, a new member of the faculty, teaches Spanish and serves as an adviser for the Scholarship Society. Another newcomer to BHS is Mrs. Lewis. She teaches Senior and International Problems and is the sponsor of a Tri Hi Y Club. Mr. Lawrence teaches sophomore English and is adviser for the CERALBUS, The man who heads all Senior Week Activities is Mr. Aitken, who is an Inter- national Problems teacher. Mrs. Carson is a iunior English teacher. She is active in Girls League and helps with Twirp Week. Mr. Kotahl and Mr. Hazelton are shop teachers. BHS has one of the tinest shop courses in Southern California. Mr. Hazelton is also sponsor of Campus Christians. Serving as a junior English teacher and an ad- viser tor Girls League and Campus Christians, is Mrs, Stephens. Mr. Bates teaches art and is adviser ot the Publicity Committee. Our Work I T mi