Burbank High School - Ceralbus Yearbook (Burbank, CA)

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Q U we ,- .f X-ivv Q?Yc,X,JTNy, Wqs. K Xb? NC A X VM . , N ,Y sv PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB - BACK ROW: A, Capon, J. Vvaldeman, C. Nelson, E, Hopkins, J. Kernahan, E. Johnson, D. Spears, Niss MacDougall, R. Bruinsf slot. FRONT ROW: M. Nelson, C. Waits, C Holmes. s 'T 1 be A Jxllafftl 'gl 'Ryo Grp .ff ll 5 +.f3VI.jr Q4 V A ,T . s. ' J-fx CN, l 4 ,lfhdxg sfo ,VX of? V R 0 Participate in Clubs lf you ever hear music in perfect, Three part har. rnony coming from room 202 fourth period, it will be the Girls Chorus, which is directed by Mr. Boggis and accompanied on the piano by Gertie Warren. The girls are either training for A Cappella or lust taking Girls Chorus for pleasure, They sang with the A Cop- ella choir for a few of our assemblies, including the annual Christmas assembly. lt was a iob very well done, and there will undoubtedly be a lot of new, well Trained voices in our A Capella next year. The Photography Club's purpose is to broaden .lf 2 J If ' JJ J ,,. fb , X , V' GlRLS CHORUS - BACK ROYN: A. Higley M. Barrows, S. StrI'e, V. Kennedy, C. Lifquist G, Vvarren, C. Kerry, K. Holrhqu st, J, Russell B. Naylor. SECOND ROVNV R. Cranston, S. Ley P, Austin, B. Dunn, J. Lundbeck, S. Saul, P Hinkel. P. Johnson, C. Lyneis, S. Weathertora tvir. Boggis, FRONT ROVV1 J. Parris, J. Carver, B. Clark, P. Smith, P. Buteux, G. Valeri, R Grangetta, G. Armstrong, P. Reed, P. Slocum the knowledge of photography to interested students. lt is sponsored by Miss Macllougall and co-sponsor- ed by Mrs. Bachman. The club had field trips on which they went to Hollywood and to the Griffith Park Observatory. They also went to Big Tuiunga Canyon and took pictures of water scenes. After each trip they compared the pictures taken and discussed The good and bad points about them. The club was respcnsible for taking the pictures at the Backward and Aloha dances each semester, and other events throughout the year.

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M I f , 1 VJ, i f ,, fj ,A fl JI! I !1 r ff f' gl l I 1' fi, .'f Ilflf If Practice, practice, and more practice! individual and group rehearsals are required for every per- formance of the Burbank High orchestra. Talented violinist, Max Hobart as concert master, assisted the able director, Mr, Boggis. This year among their many performances were the annual iunicr high programs at Luther Burbank, Jordan and Muir. ln September they played in the ORCHESTRA - BACK ROW: C, Lifquist, J, Stone, N, Zentgraf, D. Spea's C. Clark, C. Price, J. Allen, D. Griffith, M. Beattie, THIRD ROW: Mr. Boggs, G. J. White. SECOND ROW: S. Eakins, AP. Becircroft, C. Carpenter, E, Dickes, D. J, Kaestle, M. Hobart, F. Duda, L. Kirkham, T. Scarpellino, D. Chetkovizh, C. 1 , , BACK ROW: D, LaRue, E. Dickes, C. Lif- quist, FRONT ROVV1 M, Hobart, F. Duda, C, Buley. Music Maker city wide Music Festival and at the County Fair, where they received o special award. They also gave musical assistance to a city Christmas program, Elijah, our operetta, dance performance, both senior plays, and the winter and summer graduations. Because of their hard work and fine musical tal- ent, Burbank's orchestra is considered an outstanding group. Elliott. FOURTH ROVV: l.. Griffith, D. Bierega, D. Erickson, G, Mosher, H. Wilder, D. Slauson, C, Buley, G. Zell, S. Carpenter, Lyles, M. Willett, J. Ball, J. Saunders. FRONT ROW: D. LaRue, Merta, E. Dickes.