Burbank High School - Ceralbus Yearbook (Burbank, CA)

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LEGiSLATlVE COUNCIL - BACK ROW: E. Ordunez, J. Horner, E. Curtis, D. I-locking, B. Carter. SECOND ROW: G. Roehr, M. Andrews, P. Casella, B. Box, M. Rhine-bald, Mr. Traynor. FRONT ROW: J. Dow, B. Klaiber, K. Clark, I. Fesler, L. Robinson, L. Hiller, A. Fuller. And LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL t BACK ROW: A. Goodman, D. Ccrr, W, McCroy, F. Belegard. SECOND ROW: P. Counihan, C. Baker, N. Hart. FRONT ROW: L. I-loggan, M. Slvula, L. Ferricks, M. Grittin. Practiced by Progress, progress, and more progress seemed to be the motto ot all the members of the tall Leg- islative Council. This hardworking group, under the leadership of Gary Roehr, the Council presi- dent and Ina Fesler, Council secretary, accomp- lished much during the semester. In order to make it possible tor more students to attend the football games, Marti Griffin and Leslie l-liller worked out the details of securing a bus. Burbanlds Booster Bus transported many stu- dents to the games. An enthusiastic committe appointed by the Council made it possible tor the Star Spangled Banner to be played each Monday morning as the tlag was being raised. As an aid to the students, the Legislative Council asked the cafeteria statt to place the daily menu on a blackboard so that everyone would know what was being served. This group also made it possible tor the thirsty students at BHS to have pint cartons ot milk at lunch at a smaller price than two half pints. For the many things that were accomplished on their behalf, all ot the students give praise to this hardworking Council. man, R. Bourguignon. SECOND ROW. D. Brent, D. Craig, P. Read, L. Becken. FRONT ROW: G. Armstrong, J. Lunbeck, J. Estes, L. Helena. LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL- BACK ROW: A. Good-

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ls Learned The sprlng Execufne Councl carrued ouT The fune worK of The precedlng Councul by cornplehng The CERA BUS sales campolgn Durrng The second one weelc campaugn Th members of Thu Councll sold 241 more CERALBUSES whrch Tncreased The ToTaI To TOTO books an all A commTTTee of several members of The Counc was oppounTed by The Councrl Presldenf Doug T-lock :ng To unvesTugaTe The possubllTTy of l'avlng a paud sTudenT body card ThaT would enTlTle The holder To free admlssuon To The games and meeTs Thus card would also enT1Tl The sTudenT To a dnscounT on The purchase of hrs yearbook Thus commlTTee whuch was headed by Beverly Pfeufer found ouT ThaT Thus Type of sfudenf body card wos nmprachcal and The maTTer was dropped rmmednafely The Execuhve Councul under The dlrecTTon o The ASB offlcers planned The FooThlll League Swrm EXECUTIVE COUN lL K RON J rgu J STolker oynor F ONT ROV! J Veos er C Lfau st J Trap DuBarn EXECUTINE COUNCIL BACK ROW S Harrlson R Good FRONT ROW M Andrews J B Tsang D Hockung C Henrf Meef This meeT was held aT The Calufornra Swum mung STadrurn Thls group helped The Junnor Class whenever possible Before graduahon The Tunlors chose and ordered Theur sensor sweafers and emblems Both The fall and sprung Execuhv Councrls de serve pranse for Theur porf ID a successful school year FRONT ROW S Moore Xa. E E UT XE COUNC L BACK W B er er B l nu a erna xn L A ams

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XX ix 1 Tilt sl W . x X ' 'Xu T X K5X , xixxx ii. t Ns 3 'ms bm GL LlfGlSLATiVE COUNCTL K RON B Rehrg J Smith T Sm D Ju! ik S - J. Vierro, D. Van Hors S Moo e A Goodman B Cc well FRONT R W KX M. Morris, M. Sivula, M Gr in orre g Weoster ,a u . Ly pant, J. Stalker, C. Lfqus S Cou The Legislative Council The spring Legislative Council works in part- nership with the Executive Council. One ot the important decisions made this semester was when the members ot both Councils decided to continue the Sportsmanship Trophy Contest throughout bas- ketball season. At the end ot the contest there was a tie, so Burbank and Glendale shared the honors. Ralph DiBari, presiding officer ot the Legis- lative Council, appointed a committee to investi- gate the possibilities ot having personalized guest cards tor girls who are going steady with boys who don't go to BHS, This would eliminate the necessity ot obtaining a guest card for every dance and event. The committee took a poll and decided that not enough people would bene- tit trorn this system. A similar committee was appointed to look into the possibility ot having a fruit machine ine stalled at BHS. It was pointecl out that several nearby schools have this type of machine. The committee is looking into all aspects ot the situa- tion and it is our hope that it will be installed by tall, fGiSLATlVE COLJNCJL BACK ROW' C Baker S R er H rr n E Gaz Mr Traynor B Cotter. M. Ar-ffrews. M. Hunt, B. Pt ter E ook FR NT J Mg me Hem ciiller, D. Hockng. R. D,Bari, S. lfwhitt, M S