Burbank High School - Ceralbus Yearbook (Burbank, CA)

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HAWAII CALLS Across The blue waTers of The Pacific, in calm, peaceful sunshine and Through TurbulenT wind and sTorm, Hawaii calls! into The dawn and againsT The background of a loeauTiTul seTTing sun, Hawaii calls! l-ler call is The voice of a freedom-loving, ToleranT people, The ouTposT of The greaTesT democracy on earTh. We give you your Theme Tor The T954 CERALBUS . . . freedom, which is your heriTage, and Tolerance, which is your goal . . . This is l-lawaii's call! rll' f ,AP ,ug . rlww rl T f ff ,wi T ,T O wif WfgjTi,i T' wil 'W PT WWTJ ffl if lf? M794 Q, fl ' WY! A T flpfyll ,. Dew WT' in , ,jf llwl., fl Lf ll yf,',, ,V U 0, 'AR Uyy-'CJ F T I T W' qs if QNTE T . JWQKQLE , 5336 liirvmfn T' 22 fl llhjlllff we T2 T ' i 76. ff - Eyhozlplllle 'X xxx P5339 86 ll C 730 NWT ClasseS - mm- ii is hfif rw' cb ,QW 3, ww T' Nflpi- :kwa ' r qgyzlfsl-6' N' N?

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fly fl ltyvdtll Ego O5 Ky 'K f'Q FOREWORD l The l954 CERALBUS stott worked long cmd hord this yeor with one thought in mind . . . to pleose you, the student K K , body. This gool hos prompted us to give our very best - 5 ll ,K I: efforts to oll detoils ot the book, from the tirst poge to the ' - ' '- lost. Here, then, is the result ot oll our clreoms, ploris, oncl S 1 I 'V ,o fligli work . . . your i954 CERALBUS. We hope you like it. 4 jf , f x V ' y ' '- f sy' 'J U ai? X I . ' 'll l V . Q7 . i or i Q - fl s t ,l,t r s i GSX Q7 ' Qx ' ' irri K 5 Q1 1 i 1' - A :gs 5 O G y,yl ll , Q Q u i ' ' W l l o ,ilk he cox 33,51

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We dedicate the '54 CERALBUS to. li i 'iid' 'X 'Le d-L-.,- . ic? .s.-we-Q-w-+1-we-44 ' Y ,,, ' , I f-Q . Rv Q xi AAA yy I h5:-0-S- Q5 QAA' jimi'-4.. me Qs-L K UN 'Q ' N uk-is i, 1 E , ,JN-vs U92- leg-sis-of-D. M LA RA-Os4..,, 'QQ Qs.. E ,gig V ' W-pelfivg . X the honor of our chief of staff, Mr. A. G. Ogborn, Af. ., l' who, in addition to guiding our school for many Q31 f ' ' years, has become endeared to us as our teacher, S99 .IL rg i W. counselor, and friend. A lkbvv Entering Burbank High School as sophomores, .ggi 1 ' ' ' we stand in awe as we contemplate our principal. -KX 3' .fy tj Oi , , Our first impression is that he is remote and unat- , W fx Q tainable. This feeling is hardly born, however, be- ,Q i f . fore it is replaced by One of closeness. r . - SD t His smile, his innate friendliness, his interest in . X 08 t everyone, soon convinces us that we have more W9 A than a principal, more than a leader, we have a s My , friend. We have someone who directs the efforts A f , of the faculty and the student body in a demo- cratic manner . . . a man who leads so well that we who are led are sure that we are leading. To you, Mr. A. G. Ogborn, we proudly dedicate our 1954 CERALBUS. You have gained our confi- dence, you have won our admiration, you have influenced our lives. You have given to us of your- self, and in the giving you have gained a part of us. We respect you as our principal, we admire you as our leader, and we shall always value you as our friend. 4 ffidfhif 4171 .Mfr Wir ikil if 4 v, 1