Burbank High School - Ceralbus Yearbook (Burbank, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1955 volume:

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My wk Ky-q The V955 CERALBUS is the story of a year in the A L si J nf life of Burbank High School and you . . . the students and ' ' ' ' ' faculty. Its pages provide a record of your friends and f , , 1 - . ' acquaintances . . . your fun . , .your aspirations . . . your i . X , I' 1, i JV dfiluwdj M ju TWA' Uf wi f 1 L if achievements, This, your yearbook, is the result of the ' hopes, plans, and vvork of the l955 CERALBUS staff. We , N I ,J hope you will treasure it! L ,ff ,fi 4 J L 1 vi J 1 if J I ,lf N j ,flu . 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Mc 0 ,1 A I X I I fflfu' f ' f' X2 M, X Mlss Esther W9InSfOCk We Dedlcate The 55 CERALBUS To Mlss Esther Wemstock who has devoted her llfe to the beneflt of all her students past present and future In her long career at Burbank Hugh she has continually encouraged mental and physlcal development furst as head of the gurls P E department and later as an out standing English teacher A sincere Interest In students as undlvlduals patience IH understanding their problems wlllungness to help and lnveluness of wut have endeared her to the faculty students far beyond the hugh school years as IS witnessed by the graduates who wrlte to her and return to vlslt her each year Recently recognlzed as one of Southern Callfornla s outstanding Englnsh teachers she has long been acknow ledged as one of Burbank s favorlte faculty members We dedlcate the 55 CERALBUS to you Mass Esther Wemstock In acknowledgment of your valuable friend ship and guidance In recognmon of your superior charac ter and abllltles and In appreciation of your unselfush efforts an our behalf C . . . I , I I I ' . I . ' I I I I - . . . I . . I . . . I I and alumni of Burbank High. Her influence has lasted I . . . , . . I - , . . , . I . I . . - I I vfy ff MMV ! , 4 ,af 9 ,WWW ff f' W X Mgjjpif' , Vw! ' if J' R f W W KM M f Administration AW XMLJ! Z Jizz, ZZ! WiiiiZ4f 7X WJQQJ SZ A2774 3475! SZ J ff f-of fawwljwffblwf J if ,iff UV WWW if ,awk ,Aww ,O A700 by id x It K4 X M M j ,f-. 1 by my o o o Q C4',Zf5,4,,.,ov4-IPQX ' A! I 4' ' ,aff-f A5 f I -42'f u ' AL! ' ,ma-fiif Q 2 Z H ,Liao ,Le X 044492-L r A rl zkc-J 44.1-1 ' I A2-cff-tCJ,. 44 gin: z ' U ' X 06404. ,gggff 4'4'ffCf,4 - H N .H H-44620642 g! 5 n , L L r?u Ji, j74...,v... f mf f 4 J ' A Lfzi-1.415 gm, ' a,vf,414,4. 6 Lf' P7 f' ' J, ' AA. f in , 1 S Sz ZJLI iffy. 714,41-4J l - f 5 I C ,f' 'Qddfffffu 7 F' , ' jfjff. X M Ulf uxV'NNW'WfW' QL W V I WM fwffjk Ai ZM wi M fi! ww Choperones 1 A 1 I L J I Q QN k x ff A N mg A f W IN Q R .Q X XX ! x X U 174 A -4 ' gpg? gg A 'W W ff' ? xv 1f - 3 Jf, 4 ,gif .fa X X X 1 xl me f A ' I? - be ' 'X 5,.:Qff:,Q5:g-'Q f N 4- : L., :1 5,8 I ' Cg, AM jyfL I WA M .J ' u f f UU X ' ,Q l . W ' . f f T W y o o 0 1 . . if M , 'HQ gf, NN, Lf Mr. A. G. Ogborn, Principal Mr. A. G. Ogborn has headed the Burbank High School operation since taking over as principal in i94l. Through his educational aims, he has built up the dignity and respect of the high school. Cosordinating the students, teachers, parents, and the school plant into a happy en- vironment for learning is his difficult and busy job. Recog- nized as one of the outstanding high school principals of Southern California, Mr. Ogborn is also characterized as a leader who commands the devotion, admiration, and re- spect of his friends and associates. Assisting Mr. Ogborn are the two Vice Principals, Mrs. Katherine Dwire and Mr. Edward Bedigan. interests, acti- vities, and problems of girls are the chief concern of Mrs, Dwire, and her office is always open for counseling. She spends many extra hours as advisor of Z Club, Girls' League, and the Scholarship Society. The boys' Vice Principal, Mr. Edward Bedigan, is equally interested in the boys' activities and problems. The duties which occupy him most are the handling of boys' disciplinary cases, counseling, making arrangements for all athletic events, and supervising most school activities. Mr. Theodore Kopp, registrar, serves both Burbank and Burroughs. l-le is responsible for the master schedule of classes and registration of all new students. Our Administrators Direct TAKING TIME out to pose for their picture are Mr. Edward Bedigan, Mrs. Katherine Dwire, and Mr. Theodore Kopp. MEMBERS OF the Board ol Education are discussing the new building plans. Seated: Ralph E. Simpson, Walter S, French, Susan C. Lundstroni, Gordon '!, McCann Standing: J. Russell Croad, P, Fred Johnson. The Activities ol Our School The Board ot Education, which consists ot live long- tinie residents of Burbank, supervises the policy ot the school system, The re-elected members are Vifalter S. French, Susan Clundstrom, cincl Gordon V.lVlcCann, Ralph E, Simpson and Fred Johnson are continuing their term of office, As representatives ot the people, they approve all budgets and policies tor the school system. Due to the etiorts ot the Board in estimating the tuture school population, Burbank is one ot the large city school dis- tricts which has maintained tull-day sessions. Leading Burbonlcs active PTA, was Mrs, l-l. D. Gritz- ner, who served as president for both semesters ot this year. The Parent Teachers Association has served the school in many ways. They sold hot dogs at the toofboll games to false money for other proiects. This year they initiated at BHS the All Night Graduation Party in cooperation with the Kiwanis Club. Parents ot each grade level were invited to brui- chesl' at which informal discussions on school cictwiities and problems were held, ln the Spring the PTA, in conjunction with the Girls' League, put on the annual Mother-Daughter Tea. Mrs, l-l. D. Gritzner, PTA. President ,Y 'V ..- Tlfifrf -IV 'Z Hard work, cooperati 1, patience, and guidance are a few of the factors which combine to molqe a teachers iab. Exhibiting all of these qualities plus many more are our instructors at BHS, who work together now to assist us in becoming more worthwhile citizens in tomorrow's world. Back on campus after a year's leave of absence is Mrs. Stephens. sophomore and iunior English teacher, Mrs. Weeks is a US History and Civics instructor. A new teacher, Mrs. Bassham, trains future secretaries in Business Typing. Proving her versatility by teaching both French and Spanish, Mrs. Coke also advises both these clubs. The Photography teacher and Camera Club sponsor is Miss MacDougall. Mr. Leach, World History teacher, is sponsor of a BHS Y group and the Junior Statesmen. Senior English is taught by Miss Weinstoclc, who also advises the Assembly Committee, sponsors the Scholarship Club, and edits Fancies , our senior literary magazine. Also teaching World History is Miss Vaughn, Girls' League Social Committee advisor. Miss Willis was a familiar figure around campus this year as noon supervisor first semester. She teaches sophomore English and advises the Social Committee. Another Girls' League advisor is Mrs. Jacobson, a iun- ior English teacher. Responsible for many earth-shaking experiments within the Science Building is Mr. Fesler, Chemistry and Geometry instructor. Our General Business and Typing teacher is Mr. Rankin. Mr. Turner, Geometry and Algebra teacher, is usually seen on the tennis courts sixth period, coaching his team. TGP LEFT lr the chemistry lab Md Kesler dc-'non trctcs L cf 'i lirzlfmce tc 'J fi' l is ana Mrs Qacabso' TCP F?lGHT1 Here Mr. Rankin talks ' a.er with Mr Turner TOP CENTEP. M is VVe:nstoclc and V. ss Vaughn get gin gud-C ..sLal lesson f'a'v' Mr. Leach. BOTTOM CEWTEP Mrs. Coke P: 'J ss t!acDougoll seem 'C amused, for scxre reason, at sametn ng or the bulletin board. BOTTOM: Loalc ng over the latest bclle' are Mrs Stephens Mrs. Teachers Aid Mr Bruckner keeps busy as a World History teach er and assistant football coach l-lead track coach and Life Science teacher are the duties claimed by Mr. Mc- Murry. Mr. Wiley, who is Varsity Football Coach also teaches Shop Math and Physical Education. Radio Math and Electrics are courses offered to the boys by Mr. Driscoll. Mr. Gummere, another teach- er, presides over the Wood Shop, Mr. Campbell, Book- keeping and School Finance teacher, is frequently seen around school carrying a tin box, which, unknown to many of us, sometimes contains school money. A new teacher on campus is Mrs, D'Agostino, who is an Algebra and Geometry teacher. Mrs. Gorney teaches Foods and Personal Grooming, and sponsors the Home Economics Club. Clothing and Homemaking are the subiects which Mrs. Banks teaches. She, too, is a Girls' League Advisor- Advising both the Ceralbus and Hi-Life staffs and teaching Journalism and Business English have kept Mr. Garapedian very busy on campus this year. Mrs. Utz- man is a Spanish teacher. The Biology and Life Science instructor is Mrs. Davenport, who also advises the new Pep Club. Miss Nager is an English and Spanish teach' er, and advises the Future Teachers of America. Mr, Peterson, fondly known as Pete , teaches World History and coaches our B basketball team. Mr. Brewer is a U. S- History teacher and head coach of our B football team. Easy to find around the campus because of his red hair is Mr. Jaffie, senior English teacher and Boys' League advisor. K f f , X TOP LEFT' Mr Bruckfkelr :ina Mr JlVil-1-,i QFQW Mr tfctvturry gmc of Weir seaSon's plan! , TOP f?lGHT:bMr. Gurrilfiere derlonhrates the use of a lathe to Mr. Driscoll and Mr. Ca'v1pbe-ll! ' NJ TOP CENTEY: Cauglt samplingxxhe cook,e5Qre Mrs. D'Agostino, Mrs. Gorney, and Mrs Banks U ' x BOTTOM CHITER: MP. GQFOQCG-GD gets the opinions of Mrs. Utzr mon, Mrs. Davenport: ana Miss Naber on Ceraibus layouts. X BOTTOM: Very h py ov8,th?4fe'w foatlgilx-equipment are Mr. Petersonxtkr. Bremv, and MQ Janie Our Abilities T , , ilfj t, ll fs! X s. ' ,Qi 'lt . V . r. ', L finial rf, ML M 141 fi q f L, 'ide Our Our art teacher, a newcomer to BHS, is Mr. Kelly, who sees that the front showcase is kept interesting. He also advises the ASB Publicity Committee. Mrs. Eisman is a sophomore and junior English teacher and a Girls' League advisor. Mr. Aitken, who has returned after a leave at absence, teaches Problems at Democracy and Senior Problems. Teaching Latin and sophomore English is Mrs. Merrill, who also finds time to advise the Girls' League and Latin Club. Besides being head math teacher, Mr. Traynor teaches Physics, advises the Executive and Leg- islative councils, and directs the Rifle Club activities, New at Burbank is Mr. Udvari, crafts and driver train- ing instructor. Problems ot Democracy and Senior Problems are the courses taught by Mr. Hier. Mr. Smith is a U.S. History and Civics teacher. A teacher of sophomore English exclusively is Mr. Leavitt. The new Drama and Speech teacher, Mr. Glick, directs the Senior Play, which is given each semester. Mr. Nesel teaches two absorbing but completely differ- ent subiects, Auto Service and Junior Varsity Baseball. Mechanical Drawing or Drafting is provided tor the boys by Mr. Nouguier, who returned after a two year's leave at absence. Our Curriculum Co-ordinator is Miss Chapin, who also teaches World History. Study Hall and sophomore English occupy Mr. .lohnson's time each day. TOP: Something seems to be very amusing about tne art Mr. Kelly is showing Mrs. Eisman and Mr. Aitken. TOP CENTER: Mrs. Merrill's Latin daesn't seem to be holding the attention ol Mr Traynor and Mr. Udvari. BOTTOM CENTER. Mr. Hier compares notes wth Mr. Smith. BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Leavltt ara Mr. Glick watch as Mr. Nesel tinkers with the engine. BOTTOM: Here the photographer has snapped Mr. Nouguier, Miss Chapin, and Mr. Johnson as they discuss the co-ordination ot their programs. . i Actions Helping to liven up our school spirit at games this year has been Mr. Duarte, Orchestra, Instrumental Training, and World History teacher. He also sponsors the new Dance Band. Mr. Boggis, head of the Music Department, leads the ACappella and Girls' Choir and directs the annual spring operetta. Another Girls' League Advisor is Mrs. Carson, a iunior English teacher. Coaching varsity basketball is Mr. Lockwood, who is also a Physical Education instructor. Mr. Minasian trains the baseball team, teaches P.E., and is sponsor of the Letterman's Club. Very active in student affairs is Modern Dance and Physical Education teacher, Miss Wolfson. Besides the annual Dance Performance and heading Drill Team, she advises the Big B Club, Replacing Mrs. Adams is Miss Barnett, as Advanced Sports instructor. She also advises GAA. Miss Flatley is Beginning Sports teacher and sponsors the GAA. Mr. Fredricksen is the print shop teacher' The print- ing students under his guidance put out the Hi Life and the CERALBUS, student body cards, programs, and num- erous other forms. Teaching many future mechanics is our BHS Machine Shop teacher, Mr. Kofahl, Mr. Chilton, Vocational Auto Shop instructor, is kept busy explaining and demonstrating the complicated mechanisms of the car to his pupils. Mrs, Blackstone, Problems of Democracy and Sen- ior Problems teacher, and co-advisor of the Girls' League, is new this year. Physical Science, a course offered to all students, is taught by Mr. Gilman. Both Problems of Democracy and World History are taught by Mr. Brown. TOP: Mr. Fredricksen and Mr. Kofahl are shown the auto shop distributor-tester by Mr, Chilton. TOP CENTER: Miss Wolfson, Miss Barnett, and Miss Flatley organize GAA activities for l955. BOTTOM CENTER: Faculty Chairman Lockwood informs Coach Minasian of the faculty meeting. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr, Duarte and Mr. Boggis look on as Mrs Car- son thumbs through Practical English . BOTTOM LEFT. Changing another program are Mrs. Blackstone, Mr. Gilman, and Mr. Brown, A new Toce can be seen in The BHS c:T'endc1i'ce clf ce. Sli is lffs. Ziolkowski, The new Tinonce sec'-3Tc1ry, who Foe dcrnf: ci grew iob in keeping Tlse school hissin- ces sT'oigl T. Dying Tl'e CFRALBUS so'es ccnwoczign she wcxs ii lllfj help To The sToTf, Also seen busily keep ing Trock ol ohscnces, Writing cuT slips Tor The unTorTu- nciTes, hcmcling ouT obsence slips, ond molcing ouT oli- schedufes is The cmendcznce secreTc1ry leni'o Dooley. Ancther Cfhcc worker is Jeanne Fonseca, whose Too i' is To record de'en'ion os The school's sTenog'opFe'fcle'l4, Tokii-Q core ci TesTing, sTudenT records, ond Tronscr'o's 's lrieifcllf Filcen Gorcrcke. lvlr, Oghorns S6C 6'C1Vl,f is well lcnovxn Jecin Mcicliin, who hos olso been of .oluoble help To Tlne sToTf, ll ci rlifchcr is using o Tolfe cold Tcr on excuse hed l3e'Ter be co cTu. Doing o Tire iob cms school nu'se is Mrs. Dcifes. Awhtugh The solin Muir lihrciry ishT cis lcvge os The cne N6 hod before, Pauline Solvoge, 'MTF lihrciry OSSSTOVTT LecTc1 ScoTT, is doing o swell iob nicilcing iT liold oll of Bl-lSls lmoolcs. Keeping o school os lorge os BHS supplied, clecined, ond inoincxihecl is ci Tremendous ioh. IT is e.fen ci hig- ger ioh w-fren The school is in The niiddle of renodehng ond reconsTrucT'on. Thc1T is why The heod cLsTodion, Johnny Pcilerrno, vvi'h his cofworlcers LeRoy NNerTz, Eob Gcllyhon An McKee, Orville Conlield, John BorTh ond Mdrgoref Beasley deserve our heorTy Thonks. UPPER LEFT Mrs. Zo lcowslci, Miss Fonseca, ond Mrs, Doole, dsccss sCudenT ciltsenkc-s TOP CENTS? Mrs. Gord:-4e Und Miss Much n 'ook o.e' f 551 cc ns i.cTi:ns LCVVFR CEYTFR- 'Mrs lhonspson, Miss Sggtv, 1-iq: Mg, Sn ,rg ce gFTed r Ah scme 'ew liorory books, LOWER LEFT- Emlx Row, A C McK1e, Gorrlor- Fleenc' Johnny Polerrnc 31d Conf-:'c:, Floyd Cole Fron' Row, John Bizrfh, John Vsleczrn, Virgfre' Ee: le: Bolt Gollynon, F Jurgs l.e':, lf,er'z U 'sie Q ser vim- Jf .i f T ,ii . ir. 's 'z' EHST1- 1 ns ,:'c' of :C1rS'11'i::':z ext Srozz 145 '4- 4 W . 1, I fi ,, if v ,gf I ,Y A ,4 ,vi , Q v LQ?-'Q X lly f Q M X fb, rv if 4 ff ., 4 , ,. N , ,W 5 5, , V- . 1 ' 6 4 . . f . X J Pt '- , , 1 , ,f J , ' ' ,. H ,-an 'E A. IZ 249 145 E 1 ' if 2,9 ' can in n ,. ik vuw , , 1 , f, K ' X 1 5 53 I 42 A ,' ., A 4 1, . ' .x ', N ,gg f s 51 ggi Ri K , W aw N 15 ' 'Af EXECUTIVE COUNCIL: Back row, A, Moore, B. Erb, T. Jones, L. EXECUTlVE COUNCIL: Back row, M. Mersola, D. Werner, T, Smith, Jones, D. Newcomer, J, Crocker, J. Lintner, Middle Raw: J. W- Pfileli, J- Feffifti, R- JOlWSOf1- M- Sheor Front Row: M- Hogan, nylc, H. Clark, J. Graham, J. DeCola, M. Folts, C. Dalce, C. Jonas, J. Murray, J. Estes, B, Bray, J. Smith. Front Row. K. Beaumont, M. Galloway, J. Graves. Student Leaders Conduct Consisting of the tour ASB officers, committee chairmen, Supreme Court, presidents of school clubs and organizations, and advised by ASB ad- visor, Mr. Traynor, the Executive Council plays a vital role in student body government. Bonni' Bray, i2-A, Dean Werner, I2-B, and Walter Pol- ek, ll-A, served on the Supreme Court. Heading the Winter Executive Council's ac- complishments was the sale of student body cards, costing 33.00 apiece. A new idea at BHS, these cards admitted the purchaser to all school athletic events free of charge. The council worked with the yearbook staff during the first Ceralbus cam- paign, selling over 800 books in two weeks. Other activities of the council included the approval of school club constitutions, approval of athletic awards, and the evaluation of assem- blies. The council also granted money to the So- cial Committee for supplying the school iulce box with popular records. Under the direction af Al- lana Crothers, the booster bus was again in aper- ation, carrying students ta and from all football games away from home. Through its many accomplishments during the past semester, the Executive Council is increasing the importance of the student body. io 3. i Ho ASB OFFICERS: Dave Phillips, president- Dan Duggan, vice president, Jean Ferguson, secretaryg Jackie Della Porta, auditor SUMMER ASB OFFICERS: D. Phillips, K. Beoumont, E, Dovis, J. Lintner. Presided over by the ASB president, the Exec- utive Council is recognized os the bronch of student government thot corries out the provisions of the constitution. The council cilso cicts os supervisor of expenditures, collector of revenue, ond co-ordincitor of committee octivities. Voting members ofthe council include the elect' ed ASB officers, committee choirmen, iudges of the Supreme Court, Girls' ond Boys' Leogue presidents, Senior ond Junior closs presidents, ond presidents of Lettermon's Club ond GAA. Those on the non-voting list czre the heod song ond yell Ieoders, ond pres- idents of other clubs or orgonizdtions. A.mong other duties, the council cipproved the semester's budget, sent representotives to the Foothill Leogue Forum, ond oppointed Deon Werner, IQA, os Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, with Wolter Pelelc, IQB, ond Ken Bohn, IIA, os iudges. One of the moior decisions brought forth by the council this semester wos the provision to elect song ond yell Ieoders in the mid-term ond extend their term of office through boslcetboll seoson of the fol- lowing yeor. This would give the pepsters o full sem- ester of troining before beginning their duties. Putting good democrotic government into effect, the council thoroughly discussed the problem of off- compus sororities ond froternities. It wos decided thot the CIF regulotions pertoining to such clubs be in- cluded in the constitution. Our School Government EXECUTIVE COUNCIL 3 BACK ROW: D. Werner, D. New- comer, D. Vick, R. Albo, D. Phillips, A. Brovelli, M. Shed, J. Fer- rini. FRONT ROW: I. Sherwood, E. Dickes, E. Doyis, N. Campbell, J. Lunbeck, K. Beoumorit. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL - BACK ROW: Mr, Troynor, M Schoefer, J. Estes, L. Griffith, D. Gilbert, M. Mersolo, J. Lunbeck J. Crocker. FRONT ROW: J. DeCoIci, P. Beorcroft, L. Jones C Doke, A. Arnold, M. Folts. f LE JSLATJ E COUNCJL K OA er J L n mer T Sw mv, A. Brox T Mer oJc1 VMJITufnson obcrfs SECOND ROV! J J no of J. Mmm up Cz lm V Robermon V15 M T xyrwor RONT RC N J wen J Ru Jnyk, D, PJMIJIUS ergw De 0 1 D Dugg T ey Exercise Our IS ATT E UN' CK RO 'V D Arercwo N Sm? T ndeflfn D Sn d r C Lmbeoc f Gcdlowoy K rw T C B Mm -QCNT ROW J Tnwperwcd M BrockNf1y,,, D Cofo M er B o G Breclwm VJ DCA D CC ?'Cl Th rw cc-C iwvccr QV 'J G f- -,, TL wff cf qlmfff I .,, ' f 'r I-2 ff A L ikmzci Under the leadership of Jay Lintner, ASB vice-presi- dent, and Kathy Eeaurnont, secretory, the spring Legislative Council strove tor better relations between the students, faculty, and student goxernntent. Suggestions ff'6'S node on the possibility ct patterr- ing the council more closely atter the national legislature. These ideals were carried hack to the classes tor consider- ation. A recornn'e'1oa'fov has rnade 'o postpone :Icp nseef ings Nher they contlict ffith sports events. Mon! tiwtes these meetings prevert students trofn attending gates. Tlrougr the etto'ts oi ii hard ' ,',' orlcing corrn-i'tee,tl1grg is hope 'hot o tru? iuice rnachine nfll be instaleo ir 're tall, The nnacrine, suggested by Torn Jones, has been proved successful in other schools. Lrozsimnr comet 9AcK Qoff c Rtdzvll r TO Another cornrnittee tried to find a rrcre p'a:'ical pro- G' DEE' Sl T iI,l' EVM. .C R39Z ' A I D cecl' rc to the rffnrn Fi lih ri hoc' Q r t fwfr fwfr +I-I. SEMI' 3 Q 'il CNT QR P H'f J C' l P It Q T ' 'rl' 8' 'U f 'Mr' 1' 'rrrfr rr' 1 , my w 2 .. MH. P rt f F if plan would be too dittiuclt to carry out. Q 1.114 F ff'- vw I ,fxf--V LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL - BACK ROW. S, Justl, J. Mabe, T, Kettering, D Anderson, N, Smitn, P, Word, L. Hubbard, R. Vedder CENTER ROVV. B. Pa'rner, D. Atencio, L. Barnett, J. Briclcer, J. Lunbeck, C. Seide, G. Weybright,L Kencig, D. Snyder, G, Cessello FRONT ROXN: C. Turner, N, Miller, M. Gutsche, B. I-larlin, B. Coonna, B. Roberts, J. Bloom-tielo Ca. Brechin, J. DeCoIa, M. Brock way, N. Irnrnel, E. Torres, N Dwire. Democratic Rights LZQISJ- .E CCJNCL Sf-.CK RDF. O. Smeg , f 'IITHF R. Soni 1 C . A at nan D .1 3 G : 'f- 1, 'A ' CEAWER RC A Cnc E '. rx. 5 5 'tm' R EB- tr' Q Q' - C '- Q 4 'f-' J 1 J Fe-r' r- FRONT RCI '. rt. Clsf 'er', Lurzzetk E D ises D. B'--'tt E Davis D. R ce' 4 bf,-'ru nt J. Estes. J. Of- li: l:Cr : ff S Z::'3 X. S n Q. SOClAL COMMiTTEE BACK RON J .1- en, S. Drabolle, K Bohn, J. Tucker, D. Williamson, J Ferguson, C. Price, FRONT ROW: M. Morgon, C Vtlerclcenthien, S. Jones, B. Sovoge, R. Johnson, L Helhencz, N. lmmel, J. Brown. W' fif li- .gf , RALLY COMMITTEE - BACK ROW: R. Levine, J. Lunbeck, D. Brown, G Cossellm, C Hymer, B. Erb, N Swan, L Jones, D Dov s, B Becker, T. Jones. S. Gczynmn. FRCZNT ROLN: D. Goddy. J, Groves. J. DeCol:1, 'vt Folts J. Smith, J. Estes, K Beaumont S. Seaton, C. Jonos PUBLlClTY COMMlTTEE - BACK ROW: L. Gutewood, M. Gol- lziwoy, A, Moore, L. Vlessel, P. Palmer, B. Cull ns, E. Dckes, D. lNerner, FRONT ROLN- B, Lomb-er' K, Rmlcle D, G. Herrrrenn, M. Shoo, A Arnold, P Thompson, C. lvtnll J. B5 A f .sm , sw' 4 f f J' , Q ye . ,, , L, . ,Gp Committees Jin Smith hecxclecl the rolly committee, vvl'ich wos ir charge of getting Burbonlc students into the sprit of too'- boll seczson. Roliics were relcl betore mcst ot the import- bnt gctnses. The onnuol exchonge ro ly vvi'h Burroughs vvos the most eloborote, Pennonts depicting the moscot ot eocli school in the Foothill Leogue were posted in the boys! g-fm. Sponsoring this group wos Miss Deonne Wolf' son. The scciol committee choirmon vvos Ronnie Johnson. This committee wos in chorge of the Sock i-lop, the toot' boll dances, ond the Aloho. Giving suggestions ond oicl wos the groups sponsor, Miss Willis. This committee olso decorated tor the donces ond bought records for our populor iulce box. The publicity committee, with Mike Sheo os choir- mon, wos responsible tor posters ond onncuncements obout gomes, donces, ond other speciol events. The Committee storted the new spotlight corner in the cole- terio featuring clubs, their presidents ond sponsors. They were oiso in chorge of publicizing Burbonlc l-ligh's news in locol papers. Sponsoring this committee vvcs our new ort teocher, Mr. Kelly. Responsible for corrying out the toll semester's os- semblies wos the ossembly committee, heoded by Tim Smith. Miss Weirtstock oclvised the group in plonning the tollowirg semester's progroms, ASSEMBLY COMNHTTEE -- BACK ROVV: D fVorCl, D, V CR, FRONT ROVJ1 C Robinson J. Murroy, J. Roe, D. Reeder. ,fx X' X! I -if: , s 4 , ,V ' n -- - 0 i. ADHSEES -- if 'Q ..i ' 113 , fifwvwfvf-4, N 12 F. ' E21 -', - PUQL 'Q T f7,',',' zz SYAKD N 1 5 Jmyf 'f - 5 ,, fm., 153 H,-., '. yan.,-,,-,, Britnduw Q vt M , :ali Q fm if ,ftvgi Emi-ff 5f,.'.'EQ, 5 M 444. E Q ., yfv-,. j X J Ewing 'Fw sry' J fff wf3-Stew We Afsfwwlf y Cowen 'T-Q Af14M':C1TiLE1ll,'rf D :K .wk Dick cmd has In-Flow cormv 'Te we rw he-fe were w' Q' 1' je :Ji the c:w ,rtc1m'rw,,-1:7 .-.WCW ,wi f'lIWfJ'fF,d in the 'Ere f:e1,mly1iQS. We cOvww'i1Tfge cares? 1 six mzemwbers, cms' You Lmdw semester' grudge Ee' sides Qurrymg Cut We LIESCWYWYDNY schedule, THQ comm 'Te Nos responsible fc' pkmvmg next semesters perfovcmrv cee undef flee cr 3C'iOV' of Miss WeQ'ws'eck, iam fzddscf, VNV c5c:3rrv'c:'w D ck Newconfef if cvcvge, flee Wh Navy Cewve 'Tee wife' 'Pe spperuh cm oi Mr, v4eNNV,, .wif resporwsiiie fc' pc:ifi'?'wQ me we!! os hcmgmc pcsfers QC- verfismg epeczcwl Luz . 5?Cnslrv!em of QUUTS mere cmd diwcee :v'w'fif vw CWCIQSVODVVS by WW: Qfiuti 'N Lv'-Cr, TW'-S'Uf1:j-'w' ' 'V'--rw'edo4:'1U ':f'i.i'i4-1 S'-' '4 'Wi' Siu: !'Vi e-2 We 'Z!W'f'-3 1 r3'iw 'f, v- xt ,.f3'X'f23e1 'Rv ff .. 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K ,I . Sv , Y 1 W f x ' ' ' ' ,. 1 1 ' N X 1 6 .fff f X sw X f ' ,QA X5 R L 5 1: X 1. f , l 1 hd., ,- Q x 2 -.--f U ., 40 o4',O3,-'Qg' :F QLQSR --' hy 1? . ' ' -Q i ,Lwfd i . l ogy.-. imp., ,TUNE V -:tm YJ L. 3 I X. In Q., 3 1 I Z . .eggs ,A915:,3.3?6yfW.. ,L ? ,, O 1 5,4 '.gy: n' Q w ga 5,11 iQa'Q5,0:4.g, 752.2 :g it I N K 4 7'i,i-a5 Q ' Q fx 5' 0 mf lf. '- u.j4 3, f- f ' 1fQ9':g5.5V5 f'? pf Qian X X fc.-1 42- . 0 . i -ff g - 4, 5, .amnl ,V wig., .wil H XZ f f f '- 4 , Q If f , ,-Tl f I j r f 'rj w f ' If M i C ' I J' I 1 I fr, 'Qs , ggn na' ..--QQ ,Q f . 4 64215 LEAGUE CH IL-rf for Yin' winier se 1eQ'- ' fn,-re A C'C iCrS, BOYS LEAGUL fffrf-r' Jig ' - 1. si ir s'--r were C C 1'-W' H fr -'wry L H- rf-nz iii' 1:-gn' C fi' 'grf sid:-nf :ind secreiiir, 'rr- :K ir-i N. hir: irrf-,vie-ii finfi A Ere. L Dfivy Triszser r G YZLS LEASE? ADVLSORS were standing Mrs Stephens, Miss D'Aaosfi'-0, cna Mrs. Banks. Seated Mrs Dmre, Mrs. Merr Ii, :und V ss Vaughn, SUMMER CFFLCERS of Yhe GirLs League were: E D des, president J. Ross se:re':r,f B. Becker Treasurer, ann: E. Sfzwage, vice- Vmq ,i,.,,. presiaenr Crganizations One of Burbank Highfs niosi adive organizarions is The Girls' League, of which every girl in The sfudenr body is aurcinaricaiiy a ineniber. Jointly sponsoring a war orphan with Burroughs reauires several money making proiecis. Twirp Week, the Backward Dance, doughnur saies, and bookcoyer, decal, and roarer cab sales are a few of The proiecis. The Boys' League, brother organization to the Girls' League, is also ocfive. This year's popular Talent assembly was sponsored by The League, as were the Foorbail and Basicefbail banaueis. SUMMER OFFLCERS of The Boys Leaaue were: C. Price, e si aenf, R, Johnson secre'ar,-'reasi,rer, Mr. Jaffie, aarso? J A. Brovelh presiaen' Nz LETTERMANS CLUB BACK ROVV- J. Moyey, T. Fevfirolf, L. Hubbfzrd, J. Clvrlc, B, Zulion. L Nllioms, R. Dihlorce, P. lNord, G. Berglurid D. Anderson C. Lowe, T. Jornes, N. SmiTh, T. D,li , D. Rzimos, C. Kng, D. Glue-rr, B. Re-zo, B S bert K. Bohn. SECOND ROVV: D. Brooks TW .,. Tee'er D. Norse'h, S. Sensor, J. Swinney, D. Snyder B. Pzil-ner, B. Mofhiirn, G. Cossellz, J. lrrseriol, M. P-logon, B. Simpson, D. CoTh :f:r', B. Frescuro, B. Jornes, P. iNo'Ts, D. HillerTs, B, Murroy, A. Lucero, S. JLsTl. THIRD ROW- P. Vuflices, P. Goody D. Gomez, J. SrniTh f F, STee'e, N. Monor, C. Price, D. Grohom, M. Johnson, D. Jefferson D. Erickson, R. Smrr, K. l-ToTley, R. Albo, J. Noylor, R. Whi T S'nTn D. lNilliornson, M. Ryon, G. Mosher, B. McKee G Berfonneuu, B. Johrs'on, Mr. Mines cn, FRONT ROVV: J. Allen, R. Bourguignon D Plfzrw, P. Bills, B DeLcino, L Borrero D. Pl' llos, J. Ffirr ni, A. Brevei, M, Mersolo, D. Duggczn, D. Brown, R. Br-ilcer, D. Sluuson, I Sher' i T wood TX. Bo' n, R. Renae L. Wessel, B. funlfvzigeren, Help School SpiriT To become o member oT The BHS LeTTe'girls' Club, The girls rrusT porTicipoTe in GAA sporTs Tor Two semesTers. Under The sponsorship of Miss Deone VVolTson, The girls meeT once eoch monTh. The cicTiyiTies This posr yeor included: sccicil sporTs nighTs wiTh Burroughs' LeTTergirls, TheoTe' ponies, bowl- ing Trips, ond The Blue CruTch Driye for Polio, On December lOTh The LeTTermer goThered The sophomore boys To whiTewosh The B on The Verdugo LETTERGlRL'S CLUB - BACK ROVV, J. Jillson, 3. Vviwsow, H. Berge' J. Lunbecic, D. Houlc, C, Turner, G WeybrighT, P. PeTerson, L. Ju SECOND ROW. L. Paulson, S. RoberTson, S. Go.oroiTh, M. Chismor, B. Gould, J. Groves, M. FolTs, N lmmel, J DelloPorTci, M. Cordon, Kesler, A. Arnold, K Toylor C ChrisTonhersor E Dtkes, E. Dickes DeCo 5: C Se de, S. Hir'zel'. M' Porlfs, J Blconfielcj 5. RoberTs, Niss J Meyers N. Compbell, M Cvross, J Ferguson, M, Nluge'T, B Erb, D Nelfo C. Dolce M, RoberTson, S. Blockburn. T 'S L .4 9 nl - A ... Q6 P Hills. They helped roise money for The Blue CruTch Drive by cornpoigning in Burbonlc ond sponsoring o dcince oT The Olive RecreoTiori Ce-nTer, To become o member you musT eorn o leTTer in some sporT. The spcnso's ore Bee TooTboll cooch Brew- er Troclc cooch McMurry, ond boseboll cooch ond oTh- leTic direcTor Minosion. These or onizoTions romofe o reoTer inTeresT in 9 P Q s orTs, more friendliness, ond Tiner school s iriT omon P P Q boys ond girls. . Thompson, S. Bc'or K. Lows, D. Holpope, C Jonas, D. Goddy . Kropff, P. Mulcchy J JeT', C. Corlson, M. Pre-sTon, C. Simpson. J. Comeron, S. Drcibelle, J. Sonoers, J. STone, A, CroThers, S. Frerhy, L. Jones, M, Schoeier, G. Rosenthal. THlRD ROW. M, Escobor, B, Roe K Bonin, B Rosi, N Swon, C. Taylor, J. Es'es, L, Goff, J !'i'olTson. FRONT ROW D. Morelond, N Hizogenson B AbboTT, M. , K B-.-wifnont, B. Sriwzge J. Lunbeclc, M 'ATT-zhelf, C VN'ercl4enThien, 4.4.5 Q41 LL A T6, Z CLUB W BACK ROW: E. Dickes, M. Nugent, H. Crothers, D Gaaay, J. Murray, J. Ferguson, M. Robertson, S. Bourbeau, P. Bean, J. Campbell, P. Bearcratf. SECOND ROVV: S lanes, J. Ross, L. Jones, M Myers, J. Sartaers, C. l-lymer, L. Gatewood, L. Helhena, J. Estes, L. Becken, P, Mulcahy, B. Krapff. THIRD ROW: C. Hamilton, J. Graharn, J Davies, J. Weatherford, D. LaRue, K. Sutton, M. Jardan, M. Mitchell, D. Shadle, J. Kaestle. FRONT ROW: M. Schaefer, J. Lunbeck, B. l-lunt, E. Dickes, B. Savage, C. Jonas, M. Grass, V. Arnold, J. Rae, J, Rudnyk, C. Werckenthien, J, Jillson, G. Stephens. The 'Z' Club, under the supervision of Mrs. Dvvire, dean of girls, is sponsored by the Zonta Club, an international service club ol executive business and professional vvomen. The purpose of the Z Club is to further the girls' interest in vacations and protessions. Interesting, as vvell as entertaining, speakers are provided tar the nternbers, who are SO girls accepted an the basis ot tirst carne, first served. Once a rnonth, night meetings are held jointly with Burroughs, The Key Club, under the guidance ot Mr, Peterson, is sponsored by the Kiwanis Club, one at Burbanks international service clubs. The purpose at the club is to give vocational guidance to its 40 members, devel- op leadership, and give service to the school and cam- ntunity. Career Day brings opportunities for BHS students to hear speakers in tields in which they have expressed an interest. Over 75 outstanding rnen and women ot various professions and vocations are asked to speak. This irnportawt activity is sponsored by both the Z Club and the Key Club vvith the help ot their parent organizations, the Burbank Zonta and Kivvanis Clubs, KEY CLUB f BACK ROW: M Ac: e-by, E. l-loacs, K. Bach, C. R'ci- R fi.'c:r:: C Ksg, LI si-Werson, D Oilbe , iN Smith D Sriinar, S. REZO, CENTER ROA. T Snmtk s Sin-tli O. Crtssella, N. lfft'TDf, L. E1:'rf-' 1, E. :ie-fcurir, E Pi:l'ner, N, Hogan, R. Yintt, R Ana, Mr Peterson. FRONT ROVV: D. Anderson, J. Eerrifr, D. Philips, E, Stee e, A Bronelii, l, Shervncocl, R. S':zr', M. Mersalgt, K, l-iatley, D Duggar, D. Willis'-wscn A GROUP of Y fellows and gals ioiri in fellowship and DON BROOKS, Tom Jones, Jay Lintner, and Don James members commcnity singirg. of the Leaders Hi-Y demons'ra'e their basketball ability. '4t'1, The purpose ot the Y clubs is to create, maintain, and extend high standards ot Christian living through' out the home, school, and community. Fultilling this purpose, the l-lifY and Tri-l-li-Y clubs at BHS meet once a week, not only for business meetings, but also tor work nights, educational programs, and social evenings, These clubs participate in many worthwhile pro- iects. During the past year records were collected and holiday favors and scrapbooks were made tor hospitals and sanitariums. For Christmas, food boxes were packed tor needy tamilies, The Leaders l-li-Y collected over S200 tor the l-,flarch of Dimes when they laid adhesive tape the length ot a block, which was covered with money contributed by Burbank shoppers. Y members participated in the Youth and Govern- ment Model Legislature and went on week-end tield trips, The Inter-club Council, co-ordinating group between all Burbank Y clubs, planned a carnival, group proiects, dances, Christmas caroling, and other social events tor inter-club participation. ,m+,,,, DISCUSSHNIG BURBANKS bill presented in Sacramento ot the Model Legislature Liritnef, Sue Upstill OFFlCERS OF the Colleens Tri-l-li-Y club are shawn per- LYLA i2CV.LEY points oct 'a 'he lnterrclab torf-ang their installation ceremony. we tn gr sznool Y clubs. Youth and Government are Lyla Rowley Jay and Judy Lunbeck. Co.n:l the motto at Y in Kei? SCHOLARSHTP CLUB - BACK ROW- D. Moreland, L. Higbee, J. LinTner, J. Clark, D NNerner, P. Shoemaker, L. Kovner, T. Faragher, L. Riley, L. JundT, M. Gross CENTER ROW: M, Schoefer, P. Aylward, M. Miichell, C. Jonas, J, EsTcs, J. Lunbeck, J. STone, M. FolTs, l-l, Clark, M. Young, B. Kraplf, M. Gallaway. FRONT ROW: J. Sanders, N. Miller, A. Arnold, J Blaarnfiela, P. Thompson, L. Wessel, N. Dwire D. Newcomer, C. Dale, S. T-larTzell, A Dellinger, J. Gransm, K. BeaumonT. Knowledge, Skills, and The TasT growing California Scholarship FederaTion has been very acTive This pasT year. The club, under The guidance of Miss WeinsTock, now consisTs of TiTTy-six members. They meeT once each monTh wiTh The aim of carrying ouT Their moTTo: Service Through Scholarship, One of The ouTsTanding acTiviTies was The annual Trip To a college, This year U.S.C. was chosen as Their desTinaTion. A Tour of The universiTy, lunch in The cafe- Teria, and a visiT To ExposiTion Park compleTed The ouT- ing. Two semi-annual breakTasTs were held honoring The seniors eligible To receive Their file membership pins. To raise money, cokes were sold aT all The home baskeTball games. The Camera Club, under The guidance of Miss Mac- Dougall, oTTicially changed iTs name To The Press Club, The members now include only advanced phoTographers who are TiTTh and sixTh period phoTography sTudenTs. MeeTings are held once each monTh. The purpose oT The club is To serve The school by covering all school evenTs. This year's acTiviTies included field Trips To The Orife TiTh Park ObservaTory and Elysian Park. A poT luck dine ner was held aT STough Park, which provided a chance for The members To Take nighT picTures. cweg, E Hopk ns, R. Siner, l-l. Berger ChalTa T, L OriTT.Th PHOTOGRAPFY CLUB BACK ROW' Mfic DoJgall, JT '!'crel', D Vv'il'cok. FRONT ROW: J. 'fan PEP CLUB - BACK POW: C. Couture, C. Seide, Ca, Heisler, C. Cathcart, C. Frethy, B. Becker, M Pooertson L. Jones, J. Stone, J. Brickei sv V. Bonwell, M. Young, J. Carr. SECOND PO'N' P. Eatherton, S. Berg, W Bussara, M. Lay, M. Nugent, C. Werckenthein, M. Mitchell, C. Srygi X L S'Oclrton, E. Jordan, B. Larnbert, L. Painev, L. Mczxharn, N. Dunn, L. House, B Hanlin, K. Beaumont, J. Estes, S. Jacobsen.yTl-llRD ROYV: DS! al X A-T l DQ iv Q pape, N. Stein, S, Baton, D. Moreland, J. Tucker, D Dafs, P, Harkness, K. Bonfn, L Jordan L Wars ey, K Taylor,. Mrs. D 'then Vtfinslow, L. Rott, J. Brown, D. rtatfteld, M. Flynn, L. Goff, J. DeCola, G. Gruna walt, N. lrnrnel, rl. Clark. FPCNT 1 Rssatfqfe, J A Somelh, A. Miller, J. Girard, S. Holman, P. Bean, K. Sutton, L, Becken, J. Rudnyk, M Jordan, S. Baurbeau, A.5Shp eha C7'4?4aty,5B V l rg Se Sh ff r P Leary 3 'Y ,U L xl 1 J N N v J A NRS y ive ood, S. oton, N. i e, .O' J. Bolnrer my ,X N, -.N - I 4 . . L, 'lr' QTL li Leadership Experience iytjxggi,.if3,,1rQ..,iJi43 it Promoting school spirit is the rnain purpose of the newly organized Pep Club. Jackie Rudnk, fall semester president, and Mary Jordan, spring semester president, led the active group in their plans for the rooting section for football and basketball games. This experimental sectior, participated in only by rooters wearing white shirts and co-operating in the yells, was quite a success in boosting gamertirne enthusiasm. The group is sponf sored by Mrs. Davenport. The forth members of the Theta Epsilons, Burbank's newly organized home economics club, are students who v M X W J have had not less than one year of foods, clothing, or household science. These girls are interested in learning ntore about the art of hornernaking. Their afternoon meetings were devoted to business, but banquets and potluck dinners were held during evenings. The group's biggest activ'ty was the fund rais- ing candy sale. Myrna Williants Worth served as fall semester president and Sandy Brown was elected spring semester president. The club advisers are Mr. Banks and Mrs. Gorney. HOME ECCNOMlCS CLUB BACK POW. J 'Nccltherford J Davies, P D 1. s S Brown, E. Jordan, L O'ters'ro'r', J Crvdone, S Bennett J O Neal, N Swan, B Era, C jzcobberger, M, Coffeu, G. Armstrong, SECOND POT. B Winslow N 'fiewenberg A Arnane J Citrfer, M's Banks, Mrs. Gornev, E. Kent, E. Savage, N Stefn, J. Jflscn. FRONT ROW1 M. fwzrtts, B Dunn, S. Golarfzith, J. B'ov.n,J Thompson, B Hanl n S. Seaton, N. Shifter, J. Bolingei, B. Palongi, S. Sptzer, M, Smith. 999- C3- QQ. Newly organized aT Burbank High, The Junior STaTesmen Club is providing an excellenT opporTuniTy for sTudenTs To Talce parT in model legislaTion. By pre- paring and presenTing bills, The members gain valu- able experience. The organizaTicn is advised by Mr. Leach. Mike Shea and Jay LinTner served as This year's presidenTs, Club acTiviTies included prese-nTing an assembly and aTTending a convenTion aT San Mor- ina. Under Mr. Gilman's direcTion The Science Club members find a chance To explore The more inTeresT- ing phases of This field. Through lab proiecTs and field Trips The fellows learned abouf The pracTical and indusTrial sides of science. This year The club visiTed Palos Verdes and aTTended Redlands Science Day. RecenTly inTroduced To our array of school or- ganizaTions is The Phi Tau Befa, beTTer lcnown as The FuTure Teachers Club, lTs obiecfive is To give sTudenTs informaTion abouT The profession and experience FUTURE TEACHERS - BACK ROW: S. HarTzell, E. l-lampmn, J. Shafro, C. Krueger, E, VVeaver, J. KcesTle. FRONT ROW: L. Max- ham, N. STein, M. Schoefer, H. Clark, L. Higbee, J. SuTTori, S. CressaTy. 7, JR. STATESMEN -- BACK ROW: B. Gerschler, R. Levine, P, Tobin, J. lncaudo. FRONT ROW. G. Gibson, B. Hunr, J. LinTner, J. Lun- beck, B. l-ladies. Through firsT hand observaTion aT local elernernary schools. Under The sponsorship of Miss Nager, The club's acTiviTies included parfies and conferences in which speakers were heard on child psychology, school adminisTraTion, special Teaching for The han- dicapped, and various relaTed subiecfs. Are Gained by SClENCE CLUB - BACK ROW: R. Stephenson, B. Tobin, C, Du- val, Mr. Gilman, D, VVelch, B. Hodies, L. Kovner. FRONT ROW: M. Schermerhorn, J. Geisen, A. Johnson, L. GuTsche, P. Shoemgk. er, A, Moore, T. Duke, -Ki 1 X f, , 11 .r I fic 1 ff 0 41, 31,6 .. . SPANISH CLUB - BACK ROW: C. Krueger, J. Seabert, G. Elliot, P. Ward, R. Alba. CENTER ROW. D. Moreland, M. Myers, J. Estes, A. Crothers, J. Lunbeck, Mrs, Coke, J. Stone, J. Sanders, P. Bean, L. Jundt, S. Holman, J. Kaestle. FRONT ROW: B. Becker, M. Folts, L. Gatewood, J. Crocker, K. Beaumont, E. Monteilh A. Bernal, L. Becken, M. Barris, V. Adler. LATIN CLUB - BACK ROW. D. James, B. Walters, K. Irvine, J. Clark, J. Russell, F. Bailey, D. Poole, J. Incaudo, T. Fetterolf, T. Jones, G. Mosher. CENTER ROW: B. Palmer, D. Casciato, H. Leichtfried, G. McMilliari, J. Carr, Mrs. Merrill, J. Rudnyk G. Maitland, T. Gilbert, F. Marcella, B. Frescura. FRONT ROW: G. Valunas, B. Howard, S. Hartzell, D. Davis, M. Schaefer, J. Graham, W. Dunlap, C. Dake, C. Jonas, K. Laws, A. Dooley, J, Bloomfield. Participation in Clubs Dramatic skits, Spanish records, and games are typical activities at monthly meetings ol the Spanish Club. A babble of espanol in various tones and volumes usually denotes a meeting in progress. Under the direction ot Mrs Coke, the club is organized to improve the speaking ability of third year Spanish students. New to Burbank High is the French Club, Le Cercle Francais, directed by Mrs. Coke. As in the Spanish and Latin Clubs, second year French stu- dents have the opportunity of practicing the lan- guage through conversation and reading. The Latin Club, with Mrs. Merrill as adviser holds monthly meetings. At th's time tilrns, skits Latin songs, and games are presented to the meni- bers ot the second and third year Latin classes. The main activity was planning the annual Latin Banauet. FRENCH CLUB - BACK ROW: L. Vlfilllams, D. Brooks, D. Suther land. S. Blackbcrn, Mrs. Coke. C. Robinson, J. Crockette, L Hubbard. FRONT RON- E. Quinn, J. Vampa, M O'son, S. Baton P. Thompson, J. Bclinger, G. Gerrrnann, C. Failing. ENTlRE CERALBUS staff Consists of: BACK ROW: Jan Bloomfield, Louanne Gatewood, Mike Riley, Joy Clark, Joy Lintner, Betty Lehigh, Odille Somekh. FRONT ROW: Nancy Dwire, Helen Clark, Joyce Crocker, Carolyn Jonas, Myrtle Weeks. The Cerallcus staff NANCY DWIRE, Carolyn Jonas, photography editor, and Myrtle JAN BLOOMFIELD, Helen Clark, literary editor, cmd Louanne Weeks choose the pictures to be used in the yearbook. Gatewood prepare copy for the CERALBUS, BETTY LEHIGH, Mike Riley, business manager, and Cdille JAY CLARK and Jay LinTner, soorfs ediTor, organize picTures for Somekh, check The layouT of The '55 CERALBUS, The fooTball secTion. Presents Your Yearbook This book is The resulT of The efforTs of many people To capTure The highlighTs of The school year l954-55. Joyce Crocker, as The hard working editor-in-chief, inspired The sTaTf members To greafer liTerary accom- plishmenfs. AssisTing her vvere Carolyn Jonas, phoTog- raphy ediTor5 Helen Clark, liTerary ediTorg Jay Linfner, sporTs ediTor, and Mike Riley, business manager. The sTaff members who shared The burdens of pub- lishing The book were Jan Bloomfield, Nancy Dwire, BeTTy Lehigh, Jay Clark, MyrTle Weeks, Louanne GaTe- wood, and Odille Somekh. This year, in addiTion To l-li-Life, Mr, Garapedian Took on The difficulT Task of advising The yearbook sTaff. Working vviTh him, Mr. Fredricksen and his prinT shop classes spenT many long hours prinTing The year's recorcl sale of lllO books. Miss Macllougall and her advanced phoTography sTudenTs were responsible for Taking nfosT of The acTion shoTs, while Mr. Bishop snapped The or- ganizafion picTures and senior class porTraiTs. Jim Rodni did an excellenT iob designing The end sheefs and division pages. AppreciaTion musT also be expressed To Mrs. Zicl- kowski Tor keeping The sales accounT sTraighT, To Tl-e Execufive Council Tor Their help in The sales campaign, To The faculTy for Their co-operaTion, and To you, The sTudenTs, for supporTing The yearbook in every way. PHOTOGRAPHY, ART, cn: Bcsinf-ss personnel discuss phoTo problems: L. GriffiTh, J. Rodni, J. VandeWeg, Mrs. Ziolkowski, N. Lervold, Miss MacDougall, D Willcox, V. Warren, R. Siner, J, WhiTacre. FE STAFF members were: BACK ROW- R. Howell R. Wotntore R Ross, L. Johnson, L. Levine, A. Pierson, G. Morris, leo Gcropedion, advisor. FRONT ROW: D. Luke, A. Arrold, J. Portmon, M Gcillciwov, C. Dulse, E. Hoplcins, J. Campbell. Hi-Life Tells Current With o trophy from the Son Fernondo volley Press Club os the best school poper ot 1954, the toll t-li-Lite stott hod o big incentive for producing better iournol- ism. Their hord work wos omply reworded when speciol citcticns were cworded to the poper by Redlonds Unie versity, These citoticns were presented tor superior work in moke-up, typography, news writing, ond the co' operotive publicotion ot the t-tifSignol with Burroughs. iviorilynn Gollowoy octed os Editor-in-Chief during the toll semester with Ann Lynn Arnold, News Editor, Julie Portman, Poge 2 Editor, Ldrry Levine, Sports Editor, Corel Ann Dolce, Feature Editor, ond Eloine Hopkins, Exchonge Editor. Assisting the stdtt with orgonizotion ond teoching them the different phoses wos Leo Gord- pedion, Journolism odviser, The tour poge poper wos published bi-weekly by the l-li-Life stott ond the print shop students. Each edition wos distributed tree to the students. rt'-MFE EDWORTAL s'iz'l memoe s were L Leifre J, Perwu' A. Arnold M,Gu'low:1, C Dulce 'fsrnss -Q A A- fi ,few ,pri jr -yn :,, X C 21---,T E-eve. Highlighting the second semester was the National Association ot Journalism Directors Writing Tournament, which toolc place at BHS on April lo. The Hi-Lite statt members had many responsibilities in preparing for the contest day and serving as host to the two hundred students from more than thirty high schools in Southern California. A portable typewriter was awarded to the best writer, as iudged by iournalisrn professionals. An interview ot Ann Baker who is TV's Corliss Archer, was the most interesting feature ot the day. Carol Ann Dolce and Ann Lynn Arnold were chosen as editors-in-chiet of the Hi-Lite. They were also in School News charge ot the editorial page Assisting the co-editors were News Editor, Julie Portman, Socrts Editor, Richard Howell- and Feature Editor, Rochelle Harlcness. Serving as statt photographers were Russell Siner, and Dave VVillcox. Added to the statt as reporters this semester were Dave Atencio, Judy Girard, and John Ferrini. Burbanlds print shop, urder the adyisership ot Mr. Fredrclrser, is ore et the tew high school print shops in Southern fditcrric: t'at prints their school's yearbook. They also handle all the prEnting done for the schocl, including Hi-Lite, tickets, printed forms for absence slips and hall passes, posters, docrcards, and programs. Pl?lNTlNG STAFF: K Hatley, E. Blosdale D. Atencc, R, Hol'sber . B Erich: L. .. Lice S Lens. .. G't'tfn. B. Solomon, R. Pearson, T. Bette, G. Rhoods. 5 ll l 5 l l In 2 . ' i E .L l l I i 1 xg lg .,,. A, I f , N ai, f ' 54 'sg K' g:z,j:3aL :Q ' ',.Q'a?Z'f' A 'f :lf ffwiqgzr V M X . - VT' M V mr. 5 423152, ' A31 a--1 Q , gg, , f 'L . ' WV ' ' f . M ,REF 'W ' T: 5 ' 1 if K , A Z L? A 5?- ,ph A frm- , ff-f . NI ' ,r-f.,.p. f ll A , . v Yfvm, -v! 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Comicol lines, ci good plot, on uhusuol stcige setting, ctnd fine direction by Mr. Glick combined to rncike ci truly unique production. The plot centers ciround Miss Burgess, ct young high school tectcher, ond her troubles with the production of her first senior ploy. Miss Burgess, ployed by Corolyn lonos, encounters difficulties with resentful fellow teciche ers, Bill Jones, cz grouchy ictnitor, Berendo Cullins, who plcuys o sfoge-struck teen-oge girl, Berendcfs boy friend, Don Jctmes, Mike Riley, the egotisticol cirnoteur octor, jc-rry Clczuson, the ccirnpus cithletic hero, Soroh Goymcin, C: sophisticcited professioncil cictress, cind Jocin Ritz, cz bonlcerls dciughter who is so ectger for fcime thot she becomes unscrupulous. Among the problems of the chcirocters ore seyercil mixed-up fomonces, including Miss Burgess' with cinother tecicher ployed by Chuck Eowmcin. Supborting members cf the ccsst were lV4tC1'CiC1 Mor- gcin, cz ieo ous tectcher- l-lcirriet Clement, cn hcvping sen- itf Cidrise' Loucznne Gcitenrood Leslie Helhenci Lorettji Sfvedell, cznd Bev Sciycige cms exuizercznt high school girls- Dick Boygcigncii cz frcirzpx-goeluclyq 'f-ef-nge boy' czncl Jciy Lintner, the bcinlxer, who forces his dciughter' 'C excel :ill ::ct5:i es, G - 1 ,A :--'gcg -- ,nec 1 Caro .' Jonzs cf: ner fee' -CD R Gldvt 5 'Serif C5 '1 11' , x 'Z ,u 3'1 -3 S5:'e Lsretfcr Sv-.ece T, :vcr Cor: J :is perm ' t: .aiztch 3 renefgrs of 'he :log CENTEFZ RlGHT Ben-nun Collins resfd: its Usd s 1 ini ff1 'ir'n f. 'r 2' -e R e. :ms Joop ?'z lo:-is cc. LOVVER RlGH', Thoroughly en ofing one of the reheiirgglg 5 tlng entre cus' x CAST MEMBERS of the operetto Flmcm s Ronnbow lane up for o bow GT The grand fmole V O 1 ll ' ' 7 ' 7 7 DQN JAMES cmcf Dnk Bourguwgmon fc Fd Nr-,Yczrvd THE CAST accompanies Vicki Arnold in one number DON JAMES tells the deputies of Rainbow County en th Idle Poor Became the Idle R h n e about his daughters es apades operetta This year the music department produced ci show rated with Desert Song Girl Crazy and New Moon former very successful musical shows at BHS The operetta cast presented Finian s Rainbow in all its color and romance Miss Wolfson and Mr Glick did a fine iob directing the dancing and acting Mr Boggis and Mr Duarte combined forces to do an excellent 'ob on the musical score The story centers around an ambitious Irishman Finian iv'cLonergan well portrayed by Don James Hs travels bring him and his daughter Sharon to Rainbow Valley Missitucky U.S.A. Rainbow Valley is the home of some hardy sharecroppers who are in danger of losing their land as a result of high back taxes. Sharon played by Lana Lathrum and Vicki Arnold relieves the situation by donating the last of her own money. Romance springs up when Woody played by Chuck Bowman, is captivated by Sharon's Irish spirit. Blustering senator Rawkins, portrayed by Tom Jones, interrupts the peaceful bliss by ordering the colored folks to leave their land, In ci rage, Sharon who is standing over the leprechaun's crock of gold which her father buried, turns Rawkins black. Matters become more complicated when Dick Bour- guigrion, as Og the leprechaun, tries to recover his crock. Og's attention is temporarily captured by Susan the Silent, danced by Joan DeCola and Penny Thompson, and another romance springs up, By the time the gold is recovered, all the magic wishes have been used and it is worthless. A few of the retains which accompany the plot to its exciting climax are Old Devil Moon , I-lovv Are Things in Glocca Morro , That Great Come and Get lt Day , The Idle Rich , and lf This lsn't Love . CHUCK BOWMAN finds an terest in Irish ol Ieen, Lana Lathrurn, JULY ff Depitting the friendship ol three sailors are Coral Fre-thy, Joan DeCola, and Penny Thompson. Your Horoscope SAGITTARIUS - Kathy Sutton, Elaine Dickes, Stevie Black- GEMINI - Showing their flighty and practical sides are burn, Lois Becken, and Elizabeth Dickes prove that those the twins : Barbara Howard, Kathy Sutton, ,lane Cal- born under the sign of the archer have a benevolent lard, Sherrie Donatt, Elaine Dickes, and Elizabeth Dickes. spirit, 'Your Horoscope in Dance was the theme chos- en for this year's dance performance. The inter- mediate and advanced dance classes spent many long hours rehearsing for this production. Interme- diate students practiced afternoors, and the advanced class rehearsed during evenings. Divided into two parts, the dance performance told the stories of birthstones and horoscopes. In the first half, twelve dances were presented depicting the significance of each month's birthstone. Records for the dances were chosen by each dancer to best fit her interpretation of the stone, Costumes were close- ly related to the coloring of each stone. Solos, duets, and trios were presented by Sherrie Donatt, Pat Aylward, Louanne Gate-wood, Bev Sav- age, Joan DeCola, Carol Frethy, Penny Thompson, and Laurie Jones. The script was written and clever- ly narrated by Don James. One record, entitled Your Horoscope in Music , provided the background for the twelve dances in the second half of the program. The movements of the dances were planned and directed by student choreographers. The dances depicted personality traits of those born under each particular sign of the zodiac. Costumes, designed by Betty Lambert, were made by the students. The color and style of each costume closely resembled the figure of the sign represented, Mr. Marvin Glick and the stage crew were re- sponsible for sets and lighting. Miss Deanne Wolfson advised and directed the dance classes in producing the performance. and Ethel Everett. DECEMBER - Signifying prospenty, te turquoise for Decernber 's portrayed Barbara Cclo-ina, Sylvia Bourbeau, Sarah Gayman, Joann Brown. loanne Clemente APPELLA BACK ROW K Bohn N Smith J Clausen B Terrill C Lane J Russell, K. Williams, T. Sardella, A. Goodman, A C - : . , . , . , . , . , . D. Spitzer, B. Booher, D, White, B. Gattenby, L, Flinders, SECOND ROW, L. Perry, G. McMillian, H. Leichtfried, G. Dixon, J. Lake, G, Grunawalt, J. Campbell, V. Arnold, M. Lay, J. DeCola, C. Nelson, E. Rowe, W. Dunlap. THIRD ROW. J. Cameron, B. Gould, D. Moreland, K. Taylor, J. Lunbeclc, L. Beclcen, M. Scheofer, Mr. Boggis, J. Jett, C. Smith, S. Jones, D. Traynor, E, McCarthy, A. Haynes, H. Clement. FRONT ROW: D. Bingham, J. Carver, J, McGlynn, M, Jordan, S. Baton, C. Hymer, C. Bowman, R. Bourguignon, D. Gaddy, C. Carlson, B. Roberts, L. Weyher, C. Simpson, C. Vaughn. The A Cappella Choir has done an excellent iab of representing BHS while giving pleasure to others in exchange assemblies, winter and summer Baccalaureate services, and both graduation ceremonies. Directed by Mr. Boggis and accompanied by Cathryn Carlson and Sandra Baton, the group readily and eagerly lends the talents of its more than one hundred musically inclined students. Each semester, otticers are elected to serve the group, which functions smoothly as an organization. Through hard work, long rehearsal hours, mutual co- operation and talent, the A Cappella makes the operetta a fine production every year. This year's operetta was an adaptation ot the lovely Finian's Rainbow . Sharing some of the A Cappella's duties is the Advanced Girls' Choir, also directed by Mr. Boggis. GiRLS CHOlR - BACK ROI'-V J. Vvagner, B. Bishop, C. Krueger, P. Palmer, L. Morley, B. Culliris, A. Cro'hers, D. Malcolm, C. Smith, J. Deke, V. Kennedy. MlDDLE RONN: M. Barrows, N, Newman, L. Lath- rum, S. Woodside, B. Beale, M. Morgan, J. Brown, J. Brechin, N. Everett, M, Mitchell, J. Enochs, FRONT ROW: N. Haagenson, D. Kirkham, S. Mat- tox, J. Brown, F. Bell, J. Slote, M. Mihos, C. Shriver, S, Anguili, J. Thompson, J. Carver, Roberts, M. Werclcenthien. V, A--- A i i l Music Groups Add Most at these girls ioin the Choir tor the purpose of gaining experience in hope of ioining the A Cappella the following year. Others ioin for their individual enioy- ment ot group singing. Their participation in this year's assemblies and the operetta brought them deserved recognition from the student body. W 1 210104 all ',f' DANCE BAND - BACK ROW: G. McMilIian, S. Lane, J. Kibre, H. VVilder, E. Zimmerman, D. Sutherland, D. Bel- ler, Mr. Duarte, T. Sardelia. FRONT ROW: E. Hopkins, P. Stautenburg, M. Willett, J. Jayne, S. Eakins, D. Smith, D. Smith. Burbanl4's talented orchestra members bring credit to the school and city whenever they perform. Under the able direction of Mr. Duarte, the orchestra gave excel- lent accompaniment to the senior plays, the operetta, numerous assemblies, and both graduation ceremonies. ln addition, they appeared in exchange assemblies and civic performances. The members, all of whom have had at least one year's previous instrumental training, enjoy group music as they learn the importance of each contributing all his talent, initiative, and co-operation to the success ot the group. Long practice hours, individually and as a group, have made the orchestra a credit and a fine represen- tative ot BHS. The dance band, newly organized at BHS, is also under the direction of Mr. Duarte. The group met as an extra-curricular activity every Wednesday evening from seven to nine. The members enioyed experimentation with modern and standard band scores. All experienced as orchestra members, they gladly contributed their ser- vices to assemblies ond dances. Spice to Assemblies ORCHESTRA - BACK ROW: G. Heisler, J. Stone, S. Lane, E. Hendley, M. Fraser, J. Kibre, D. Scully, C. Rittgers, A. Gritzner, J Cornell, J. Mullen, G. Herrmann. SECOND ROW: M. Willett, S. Hartzell, M. Wirgler, W. White, B. Lynn, A. Moore, P. Stouten- burg, M. Bailey. THIRD ROW: J. Sanders, L. Jundt, B. Howard, D. Pike, P. Bearcrott, S. Eakins, P. Liabore, J. Dulin, L. Row- ley, R. Moore, C. Failing, Mr. Duarte. FRONT ROW: D. LaRue, D. LaRue, J. Kaestle, L. Higbee, C. Forslund, M. Chismar, B. Ehr- lich, D. Chetlcovich. gig., SONG LEADERS were Clockw e T Oxley B Beale K Beaurnon a ,lDeoa L6 cl wg Tre onxgs at a l Tao ball an uc e bar gan es ere Thrs years sang leadcrs Ba ba a Beal Ka hy BeaurnonT Joan DeCola and Sherry Oxley A new school song corn posed by The grrls To The Tune of Anc ors Aweugh was presenTed aT one of The rallue Clad rn herr blue and whne unuforrns wrTh short blue rackeTs They added rnuch o The sprrn OT BHS AI a helprrg To spark The Burbank rooTers aT vars y games wcs Janelle Gould Barbcra Gould s seven year old srsTer Our Band Thrs year has shawn ouTsTand ng TVUDVOVGITTEEFT under Th dlrectuon of Mr Norb DuarTe He as a new Teacher aT BHS Transferrrng has efforfs Tram Jordan Junrar Hugh The band worked closely wrTh The Dnll Team workrng ouT nnany new ana unraue ex hubufs for halT Trme Many of The paTTerns and Themes were Mr Duarfes Ideas Besides playung aT athlehc evenTs The band gave cancerTs aT Jordan Junror Hugh Burroughs Hrgh and our own school The Tlve new sophomore baron Twurlers drd a Tune ob marchrrg wuTh The band They were Jacaule Mullen CharloTTe VVauT Elsue Bruckner BeTTe BesTland and PaT Defvlarchr Spirit TOP ROW Elsre Bruckner Jerry Carlson Hollls W1lder Dennrs S ul ey NArlTon Case Ddvd Blankensnrp STeve Brown Ed Hendley John Klbre Charles Krueger Lawrence Grnffnh Don Redrger Arthur Moore Jackre Mullen MIDDLE ROW Dean Rebbe Sharon Hartzell Evelyn Zrrnmerman Dean SuTherland Yvonne Clrne Mr D1arTe nne Dellrnger annr er ou ae e er I STauTenburg Bob Nuchols BOTTOM ROW BeTTe BesTIand Lrncd Jordan Myrnu Vmrgler Judy Du n Dale Srnrrh Joe Whnacre arell rnnTh Earne Hopkrn E ward Loucks Vrnce ng Jerry Jayne C arloTTe VV s DRlLL TEAM 7- BACK ROVV: K. Laws, J. Wilkenson, M. Lay, D. Peterson, S. Mcllwain, D. Davis, P. Palmer, J. Lunbeck, J. Ferguson, M, Robertson, L. Huftman, B. Becker B. Krapff, P. Mulcahy, J. Ross, L. Swedell. L. Gatewood. THIRD ROW: G. Brechin, E. Dickes, N. Everett, J. Kaestle, S. Drabelle, E. Jordan, S. Blackburn, J. Rue, D. Houk, G. Savage, C. Mall, C. Dake, L. Helhena. SECOND ROW: G, Armstrong, E. Dobrovolny, S. Graves, J. Glawson, N. Haagenson, D. Brent, Miss Wolfson, M. Cordon, B. Abbott, J. Graham, N. lrnmel, J. Vampa, E. Dickes, J. Weatherford. FRONT ROW: E. McCarthy, S. Upstill, A. Henderson, M. Jordan, J. Della Porta, L. Janes, B. Roberts, L. Weyher, C. Hamilton, M. Rober's, G. Stephens. Runs High Since Drill Team is now a scheduled class, regu- lar practices were possible, which is partly the reason for the fine showing the Drill Team made this year. Under the leadership of Miss Wolfson, their routines were new and unique. Their costumes were sleeveless white middy blouses, with sailor collars trimmed in blue, Navy pleated skirts and sailor hats completed the outfits. Replacing the traditional pam-poms were the new blue and white signal flags. Laurie Janes was elected team leader this year and was the representative on Executive Council and Rally Committee. Mickey Lay was chairman of the committee which prepared field formations for the games and rallies, During basketball season the top thirty girls made up a smaller drill team which marched during half-time in the gym. Their routines were more com- plicated and detailed. Burbank's hard working cheer leaders, who led the rooting section in traditional style and with new yells were Tam Jones, Diane Davis, Ron Levine, and Sarah Gayman, They encouraged spirit whether the teams won, lost or tied. YELL LEADERS: T. Jones, S. Gayman, Diane Davis and R. Levine practice one of their peppy routines. XV? if 'f f M wa ff i'? P'i'k QQWPWW MW All Aff I Klang? 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A K, if-p gr 5' 253, 'K'l'- 6' , ' ' f Q at Y ' M Jw' K., s k,i rea' - - V ' .5 . k ,wg 9 ' Q y I lbsa 3 X X- - .6 'tg 'K ,,- . - Q, ,lying -ay 'K ' - ' 'Q ? Q ' ' uf - . d iQx'3rf 0 X -1 45:9 0 I., v' G Y. at -ef 0 U 'Q' fl 8 Q 5 3? fi 5 Ns L 1 3 2 X , .r G .. , X.. V 3. A 7 , 'L xl 6' 1 ,Mx 1. g I Q ' 1, H., . L ff , , fii5 x .. 9 its' 'V A Y y. Q i N . 6? 5 ,, X .,,.J .,- K QR . . Q x pi MAURICE WILEY, Head Football Coach End - Tackle - Center - The T955 Burbank Varsity Football Team, under the direction ot Coach Maurice Wiley and Assistant Coach Les Bruckner, showed fine spirit and played good, hard tootball, Although not too successful on the scoreboard or in the league standings, the team displayed spec- tacular tootball to the spectators and never gave up. The Bulldogs were led by hard-hitting haltback Mike Mersola, who was chosen Most Valuable Player and Co-Captain, and received Honorable Mention All League laurels. Also greatly aiding the team and receiving hon- ors were Most Valuable Lineman and First String All- League right tackle, Angelo Brovelli, Co-Captain Dave Phillips, and Honorable Mention All-League center, Dave BURBANK 25 ,,,,,, SCORES FILLMORE 26 BURBANK 37 ,,,,,,,, .,,,, E AOLE POCK 6 BURBANK lil .,...,, ,,,,,, ..,,,.. C H lNO 20 BUPBANK O s,s,,, ,.,,. S ANTA PAULA 25 BURBANK O .,,., ,,,...,,,, H OOVEP 20 BURBANK 6 ...,., . MONTEBELLO 35 BLJPBANK O ..,,, ..,, O LENDALE All BLJRBANK O s,s.,. ,,,, B UPROUOHS 48 Guard Anderson. The Bulldogs began the season with a hectic thriller against Fillmore. Despite the fine performance ot Mersola and the great teamwork by all the players, the Bulldogs were edged out 26 to 25. In the contest Mersola moved l32 yards in l4 carries on the ground tor a 9,4 average. ln the air he completed tour out of six passes tor lOl yards. He also gained 73 additional yards on kickoff and punt returns. Other stand-outs were John Ferrini, who carried the ball seven times for 52 yards and one tee dee, and Dave Phillips, who recieved tour passes tor l2O yards and two touchdowns. MIKE MERSOLA shoots down the sidelines as Paul Ward blocks out a SPEEDY JOHN Ferrini carries the ball for Montebello player. a long Bulldog gain. 71 HALFBACK FRANK STEELE stredks deep into Filrnore territory os An- MIKE MERSOLA leads the Bulldogs ogcinst Chino derson 44 ond Fetterolf I6 come up for ossisstonce, os he circles right end for o long goin, All Together, Hit 'em Hurd Disploying tremendous strength, the Bulldogs crush- ed on Eogle Rock eleven, 37-6. John Moxey gove Burbonk o two touchdown leod before their first ploy from scrirne oge. While running up d first quorter score of 25 to O, Bur- bonk used only five ploys from scrimmage, Without the did of Steve Seorock ond Dove Phil- lips, whose right orrn took him out of oction for five gomes, the Bulldogs bowed to C1 tough Chino feom. 20 to I4. Although the Bulldogs scored first on o touch- down set up by o 30 yord poss ploy from Mersold to Rezo , the Bulldogs were undble to hold the hordhitting Chino eleven. During the gome Lolo Borrero ond John VARSITY FOOTBALL LEAGUE STANDINGS VV Montebello ..,, ,, 4 ,,,. , l-loove' , ,..L,., 3, ,,.,, Glendole ,. ,,,, 2 ..,.,,.. Burroughs ,, ,,.,,, l. ,, Burbonk , , . OU., Smith both received serious leg iniuries. The Bulldogs were unoble to move ogoinst Sonto Poulo, os the Cordinols thoroughly subdued the Bur- bonk crew, 25-O. This ended the Bulldog proctice seo- son with o I-3 sldte. Burbank led the leogue in scoring with 76 points. ln their first leogue encounter, the Bulldogs were defeoted by o strong Hoover team, 20-O. Hoping to upset the fovored Tornodces, Cooch Wiley completely revomped his storting eleven, but the Burbonkers could not stop the powerful Hoover teom, which loter went on to reoch the CIF. finols before being defeoted. LES BRUQKNEQ, :vs is 'gg-1331 C L O I 2 3 'wr' 4 B45 l 1 .lr!llQl-.'a..--Q-.- QQGTW ' .- A 1 ll . - - 1' TOP ROW' W. O'Malley, O. Ridenour, H. Schilling, J. Harris, A. Gritzner, B. Holmes, B. Danel, K Parrish, D. Beyers. G. Hoffman, E. And-er D. Leppelntan, G. Hampton. SECOND ROW: D. Howell, M. Willett, GRipley, J. Munari, K. Hatley, R. Rupp. C Beecher, G Wilkinson F Bailey, M. Fraser, G. Rhoads, R. Cameron, G. McMillian. THlRD ROW. D. Teeter, F. Steele, J. Willie, D. Hillerts, T. Jantes, L. lNilliams, B. Re R. Riddle, J. Maxey, B. Deland, D. Bourguignon, Coach Wiley. FRONT ROW' M. Hogan, B. Wendorf, D. Anderson, G. Berglund, A. Broyelli M. Mersola, D. Plttllips, M. Bolin, S. Se-crock J. Ferrini, P Ward, R. Diharce, T. Fetterolf. Knock 'em Down Scoring their single league touchdown, the Bulldogs were defeated by the final league champions, Monte- bello, 35-6. Although Burbank entered the Glendale battle with renewed spirit, they were trampled All to O. In their final league contest, the Blue and Whiters were completely outshined by their cross-town rivals, the John Burroughs lndians. Although the Bulldogs were threatening three times, they were unable to score, as the lndians ran up 48 points. Mersola turned in his usual brilliant performance by completing four of his seyen aerial attempts for Bl yards and by gaining BO yards on our kickoff returns. GRIM DETERMINATION shows on the TOM JAMES 35 and Ron Diharce make short MlCKEY HOGAN moves in an a Filmore face of John Ferrini as he drives for a work of a Filmore man. player as the Bulldogs battle to a 25 26 Bulldog gain. loss. CAPTAIN PLANK skirts right end for another long Bullpup gain. DALLAS GILBERT circles a fallen Brave as The Bullpups overrlde the Burroughs eleven, l3A7, Treat 'em Rough Gifted with a wealth of rnaterial, Burbanlc Bee Football Coach, Bob Brewer produced a sharp-looklng championship Team with a six-win, one loss record. NNith only one loss on an ott day to The Montebello Bees, the The Bullpups enclecl The season in a Three way tie for The Foothill League Charnpionshlp with l-loover and Monte- bello. Although The entire tearn was hustling with champ- ionship torm and splrit, The top stancl-cuts were Diclc Plank, Al Lucero, and Dallas Gilbert. Gilbert and Planlc were elected co-captains, Plank was most valuable baclf- lleld man, and Lucero was voted most valuable llnemcm. BACK ROV.: D. Pwgg one J Dunhafr, R. Bo . n. l? F?i: f1les 5 'fl:Evf, B. l-lostorzx, F. Tut' :l 'te 2. l-amif, J, Coownc-s, T, Bef J. Q : 1-rclson, N4. Jones D. Cnetkzncn, R. Moere D. Nambe J Jcswes T. 2'uc'l1 one D. Scnwclsne E. S+ L Blwtne. D. Lwnc- Q SEGCND l2Gf Cgftch O. D. ,'.':lf..rr,, D. Ltster, B. Dye B. Palmer, J Cr-.ws P. hlvnson, B, Ehrllcl J. l-farrs, D Hale:-pe, J Trubllcy G E'l'o', E. Ch':: 'ti1 S. Cf1ntpbe'l, M H411-3 R Emil' ji Cornell' jv lncgudqr D. A-emgo, 5, Carter li. l-lrlrqous, Coach Q. Brewer. FUQST ROVW VV. Baltfzu, H. Gamez nrt s ' B. Tre-surf: S. Jps' A. Lucero F, Ssnclor, B Slrnoson D. Nysetn D icfon D. Duggan, G C'l'?9ll1!. J lnwzerlal, B, Mcrfw. P, 1'-' -ui, l t'll3r l DC lgf PCC Db DFTL ls, V, 7. -V J:,.,- M.. 3 T-J MVN., U., ,.L,- V .- ,Q ,,.. up , -'lS'Lll-T - - Q . 4 Yea, Burbank The Bullpups opened The T954 season wiTh a 6 To O win over Eagle Rock Bees. The only score of The game came early in The firsT auarfer. Affer receiving The ball and exchanging iT once, The EagleTTs were penalized for roughness back To Their own one yard line. Gary Casella received The Thirfy yard punf and refurned iT Twelve yards. AfTer an eleven yard slanT off righT Tackle, full- back Joe lmperial smashed Through To The six inch mark To seT up Bill Murray's plunge for The T.D. As the fourTh quarfer sTarTed in The Canoga Park garne, The Bullpups found Themselves an The long end of a 6 To O score by virfue of Plank's T. D, AT This poinT, Brewer's Bombers exploded anoTher Touchdown by Swin- ney, A blocked punf by The green and whiTe puT The Hun- Ters on The scoreboard. GilberT builr The score To T9 To 7 on a keeper play from The TwenTy, During The conTesT, Bob JohnsTon proved himself a valuable defensive figure. In Their Third and final pracTice TilT, The Bullpups faced The San Marino Bee Team, Dick Plank made The garne's besT play by refurning The second half kickoff BQ yards To whaT proved To be 'he winning Touchdown, as The Pups won, T3 To TQ. The Pup sauad opened league play againsT Hoover. l-lowever, as The half ended, Burbank was Trailing T2 To O clue To a l-loover end sweep and 6T yard run, Al Lucero and Bruce Simpson saved The day by blocking boTh Cy- clone conversions Tried, ln The Third period, Paf Wilkes inTercepTed a Hoover pass and reTurned iT To The l-Toover eleven. A pass To Ramos moved iT To The one, where lmperial wenT over Tackle for The Tally. The exTra painT was blocked. The second Bl-TS Touchdown came in The fourTh auarTer as Plank circled righT end for B yards and a TD, Palmer's kick Then won The game, T3 To TQ. Burbank 6 ,, , ,, Eagle Rock O Burbank T9 . ,, A .. Canoga Park 7 Burbank T3. ,, ,,,,, San Marino T2 Burbank T3 , ,,Ac. ,,,,,.. l-T oover T2 Burbank O .,,,, MonTebello 24 Burbank 20 H ,.,, ,..,, G lendale T9 Burbank T3 , , ,,,,, Burroughs 7 ASSlS'ANT COACH McMur'y Coacn Bob Brewer, Dallas Gilbert Dck Flork one AT Lucero gc ore' sTra'egy before Taking The field. TC rn catches fx cuss ond moves the bol' to the JOE IMPERIAL drives through center for the trst Eurljgrk Thot's The Stuff The Bullpup eleven received their only defeot of the yeor on on oft doy ctt the honds ot the Montebello Bee Oilers, The Montebello eleven lolonlced the Pups 24 to O, which eventuctllv resulted in ct three woy tie for leogue chornpionship. The Bees returned to the win coluinn the next weelc with o 2019 victorv over the Glendctle Blosters, cts Pctlrnens conversion kicking 'NOS tor the third time the winning tctcter in the Pup victory. Glendctle scored twice in the tirst holt to iuntp to cm l2 to O leod. However Bruce Simpson blocked ct Blctster punt on the Blc1ster's ten ond Joe lntperiol recoverecl ond went over for the TD. The Pups' second brectlc ccirne when Dick Ericlcson blocked his sixth punt ot the seoson. Burbonlc then gcintblecl on the tourth down with nine vorcls to go tor ct touchdown. Diclc Plonlc corried the poll oll the wov on o beoutitul run. This gctve the liurocxnlq srtuocl ct T3 to lQ holt-ttnte lectcl. During the second hdll, both tecznts struclf pctv dirt onc ond the Pups held OF to thei' eod to win 20-l9. The blue ond -,trite clenen ended the season with ci T3-7 win over their :ross-to.-.n Mols, the John Burroughs lndictns, in ct tight genie oetore pocked, spirited stoncls ot Burhctnlc Mervorictl tield. Beth teonts se'iouslv threot- ened ond toiled, until the Burponk tecxnt scored ntidwoy through the seconcl ciuorter. Gilbert went over center from the one to end the long Pup drive. The Broves' only Tolly corne in the third czuorter on o forty yctrd pctss ploy, which gove thent o 7-6 edge. ln the tinctl period, Dove Rornos recovered c: Br::.e twfole on the next ploy Rornos cought o ,Goss on 'he tine Front Gilbert ond went Omer for 'he -wtwng '::l'jf, toechdcwn ogdinst Hoover. jo fir 5'o pau. L Hvbbdrd E. Sandor B. Johnston ds, f--eg, Q., I fair- X ,',,- vo cz: H P. Gaddy S. Justl ix , N GHFV G. CQSSUG , D. Gilbert D, prank 'tk if 1 49 31 inanlqu 1. L., W 4, Bob Adams Roy Albo Mike BeoTTie Dove Jefferson Mike Johns Vorsity Cogers Shoot The Works ,-LL-Lg!-G T-,rr '31, L C A::1.'r'5 ::':L:3'i2 'ne ip: Geez: '1 C? E'V',' .., ,J T LLC Cixi CW XNiTh some ol The mosT Thrilling bos- keiboll seen in mony o yeor, Burbonk Vorsity cogers cuT down mosT ol Their opponents To Tie vyiTh The Posodeno Muir lVlusTongs Tor second ploce honors in The FooThill Leogue. Pocing The cogers ThroughouT The seoson vvos on ouTsTonding Trio of high scoring ployers. Bob Adoms, who led The Trio, pockeTed l26 poinTs in Ten leogue gornes Tor o l2.5 oyeroge. Running second ond Third were Dove JeTTerson, with l04 points in leogue ploy, ond Mike Johnson with 93. During The procfice seoson The Bull- dcgs eorned decisions over Eogle Rock 63-36, NoTre Dome 55-36, Alhornbro, The C.l.F. Champions, 56-54, SouTh Posodeno 43-36, Redondo Beoch 53-49, Fillmore 60-39 ond Son lvlorino 60-39. ln Their sec- ond gome of The seoson, The Bulldogs seT 6 new high poinT mork, Crushing Conogo Pork 78-50. Evurbonk wos honded seT bocks by Son Fernondo, Beverly l-lills, Loyola, ond Herr Cooch Roy Lockwood iniTioTed more pcskefboll gcTiyiTy os Burbonk hosTed Teams lor i's FirsT Arnuol Cpen BoskeT- pol' TOUVTTUYFWETW. lr1TlTeTlrST round oi The 'oqr'T::'nenT Burbonk s Ti-,fe Tcced l-looyer. 're Tornadoes were drcppeo by o score CT 5-4--15. Jeilerson mos hgh poin' md '5 n drkers Adams fCCii feconc by :?e'ing l0. Cn 'he second n gh? ol p oy Burbank 'T 1: 'hrillisg o'.'e'Time bouT To lvlsir, Q' Q5- iw 4s Z2t Mike Mersola Bill Rezo Jim Smith Bob Birkholz Don Oxley VARSITY SCORES Burbank Muir 59 Burbank .. ,AA. Hoover 50 Burbank H Montebello 63 Burbank . . Glendale 46 Eurbank Burroughs 56 Burbank ,,,,,u,, Muir 58 Burbank Hoover 39 Burbank Montebello 40 Burbank Glendale 29 Burbank Burroughs 67 52-50. Adams and Alba both scored i2 digits to tie tor high point man, while Johnson sank l0. All-Tournament Honors were awarded to Adams and Johnson. Burbank started league play against Muir with a 9- 5 seasonal record. With three seconds remaining in the overtime period ot a nip and tuck encounter with the Muir Mustangs, guard Jim Smith connected on two tree throws to give the Burbank Bulldog cagers a 60-59 re- venge victory over the favored Mustangs. Adams earned top scoring honors by notching lo digits. Johnson scored 15 to run a close second. Fast action was the keynote of the second league tilt. With seven seconds left, torward Mike Johnson made both of this free shot attempts to clinch a 54-50 de- cision for his Bulldog hoop mates over the Hoover Tor- nadoes. Tallying Qi markers, Bob Adams again led the Bulldog attack. Dove Jetterson occupied the second spot by scoring l7. ln a tight game with Montebello, during which the lead changed hands several times, the Bulldogs tinally came out on top, 64463, by clinching the contest with a tree throw by Ray Alba in the concluding seconds. Pac- ing the Bulldog scorers was Bob Adafns with i8 points. His teammates Ray Alba, Mike Johnson, and Dave Jet- terson netted l2, ll, and l0 points respectively. Coming through with one ot their most outstanding ettorts, Burbank's blue and white clad cagers continued their winning ways by gaining an easy 63-46 triumph over the Glendale Dynamite-rs, and leaving them sti'l tied tor the loop crown. MIKE MERSOLA controls the ball in indian Country. ,391 E ' A I 10 FORVVARD Ml'CE Johnson, snowing fne 53'-it ciribbles past 3 Burroughs opoonen. HY B l Play ng hosT to The cross-'ofvn rivols, The Burroughs l lrdiczns, who were olso undeTeoTed in leogue plczv, Eye horlq los' o So-37 hone pJTTing Then: n second plcice. Roy fixlbo ond Jinw SrniTh come Through wiTh The high scores, neTTing TO ond 7 respechvelv in Their lc1sT high school gcznwe. The Eurhohk ouinTeT wczs Then honded iTs second upset ln-,f Tne Noir MusTongs, 58-4. This dropped The Bulldogs PTO :1 secohd ploce 'ie mth T-loovfer, High score ers Ter Tlie evening were Mersold 'fhh T3 ooirfs one Ad- onis v.'iTh lQ. Resuniing Their vvinnlng vvoys, Burbonlc squeezed hy The Hoover Tornodoes when guord Bob Adorns neTTed o Ten TooT iuirp sho' vviTh one second rernoining To give The Eulldogs o 40,39 Triuinph over The Tcrnodoes. Adonis hed ll? digiTs, ond Johnson inode TO. The Bulldog Tive ThoughT They hod The vicTory in o grueling conTesT vviTh MonTehello oTTer They hod sToged o spendid losT rnornenr comeocuclc in The Tinol seconds To goin ci one poinT lecid, ouT o desperoTion shoT by o MonTehello guord vviTh Three seconds rernoining, won The conTesT Tor Them 39-40. Adonis ond Bill Rezo held The high r3oirT rnen spots vviTh '3 ond 8 poinTs respecTively. The Bulldog hoopsTers Thoroughly ouTclossed The Glenoole Dvnornfers 55,29 To geT hock on The winning side ond inTo undispuTed possession of The Leogue's sece ond posiTion. Coming Through vviTh o splendid perfor- rnonce, Dove Jefferson poced The Burhonkers To vicTory ond copped Top honors vviTh on ouTsTonding Tolly oT Q4 ooii1Ts, Mike Johnson Tollovvec wiTh I2 poinTs scored. The Burhonk Euldogs iheT The Burroughs lndions ogoin in their Tinol league Tilf. The Eurhc1nl4gcinTeT CENTEQ M KE bec:TT-e shooTs Tor Tvlo it The Muir TilT. AS JEFFEPSON looks OF Armnin flricr,-s T :' is' Q 'Mir 'gyipoiig-PT Tcr c:ro'he' wi i,o r er. BACK QCI. Core -ocl-foo.: lf :Q vsoir B E wrolz R, A ll 5 Afvznrs, 3. Cfle, N S n i n. :?ClXlT QCXT- P lk'.':i'c: QD Szgvzer E Rez: D. J-'-TT-.rsoi Q T Vi Ulf,-rs: i' X-pjrgl-,iq E for: Y !f 1' ' ,J -Mi, . , go' Q 4 I Ky Sw? A ,. 4. ,X r -V V' H li ' J Q, 004 1 T . 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After the regulor seoson wos com- pleted the vorsity cogers went on to win the toss of ci coin ond o spot in the CIF. ployotts with their rivols the Indions ond ten other Colifornio teoms. Although the Bulldogs were deteoted in the tirst round by I-tort High School, the Burroughs ln- dions went oll the woy to the finols be- fore being downed, The Bulldogs ployed hord, cleon boll with plenty of teomwork ond sportsmon- ship, ond the students were proud ot their winning teom. At the end ot the seoson, Bob Adoms wos selected the teom's most voluoble ployer. Adoms wos olso oworded ci spot on the onnuol oll-leogue first teom. Other Bulldog ployers who ioined Adoms in receiving Ieogue owords were Mike John- son, Dove Jefferson, ond Jim Smith. John- son wos honored with o second string spot on the oll-leogue teorn, Jefferson ond Smith were oworded honoroble mentions. Sportsmanship and Spirit A set shot in the sudden death over- time period gave Pasadena Muir a 43-41 upset triumph over the Burbank Bullpup cagers, Pacing the Bullpups were John Naylor and Bud Gilbert with I4 and lO points respectively. The Bullpup cage five edged the Hoover Cyclones 39-38 in a pulsating nip and tuck encounter. Bud Gilbert notched i7 counters to earn high point honors tor the contest. Despite their strong fourth period come- back, the Burbank Bee team suttered a 5i -45 setback at the hands ot the Monte- bello Oilers. Naylor paced Burbank's tive as high point man with l4 counters. Erickson scored 8 points, and Westtall scored 7. Pete Petersen's basketball team entered the league competition with a highly ta- vored team, having the i954 Champion- ship and a 7-O practice game record un- der their belts. l-lovvever, as the season wore on, the opposition in the Foothill League proved to be too strong tor them. Leading scorers tor the Bullpups during the season were John Naylor, Bud Gil- bert, and Dallas Gilbert. Naylor bucketed 96 counters and ended league play with a 9.6 scoring average, while Bud Gilbert tallied 52 markers in nine league games, and Dallas Gilbert made an 8 point average by scoring 48 points in league play. Although the Bees ended the season in the league cellar, they came through a successful practice season without los- ing a game. The Bullpup cagers earned their victories over Eagle Rock, 28-26, Notre Dame, 40-20, Alhambra, 42-36, Loyola, 47-45, Hart, 32-20, Fillmore, 43- 26, and San Marino, 53-35. Mark Bees Burbank's Bullpup cage auintet were given a 52-Q5 setback by a powerful Glendale Blaster five in their fourth league tilt. Leading the scoring for the Pups, Naylor pocketed 6 markers. Next the Bee team faced their south side rivals, Burroughs. The Pups fought hard, but the Indians passed them up in the last auarter, and when the gun sounded at the end of the tussle, the scoreboard showed 34 to 110 the Braves' favor. John Naylor was rated high point man with TO digits, Netting 6 counters each, Ken Bohn and Phil Bills were tied for second place. The Bullpups were defeated again in their second try at the lvluir Colts, 119-59. l-ligh point men for the Burbank five were John Naylor, taking first place, and Dallas Gilbert, who rated the second spot. Naylor scored lo points, and Gilbert pocketed l2. Trying for another win over the Hoover Cyclones, the Pups were disappointed in their aim when the Cy- clones rallied in the fourth period and downed the Pups 35-52. Pacing the Burbankers during the conflict were forward John Naylor who scored T4 points, center Dallas Gilbert, who scored 7, At the next contest the Bullpup auintet met the Montebello Oilers. The Oilers took the tilt victory with a score of 39 to 46. Dallas Gilbert, who added l2 digits to the slate, was Burbc1nk's high marker man for the game. There was a tie for second position honors be- tween Dick Erickson and Dave Nffestfall, who netted 8 paints each. Naylor scored 7. ln the second Pup-Nitro contest, the Burbank cagers suffered a 24114 setback from the Glendale Bees, Dallas Gilbert led the Bullpup scorers by making ll counters. Naylor, the next highest player, earned runner-up honors for the Pups with 7 points. For the last encounter of the season the Pups faced Burroughs' lndians. lt was a hard fought contest, but the Braves came out on top in the erd with the score of All-55, Pacing the Bullpup auintet viere Naylor, Bills, and vlfestfall. Bucketing T2 counters, Naylor won the honor of being high point man. Bills Followed in second by netting 8 markers, and close behind him came West- fall with 7 CllgitS. At the end of the season John Naylor was named the team's honorary captain and the most important player. gf? P. Bills D. Gilbert f 5774 'D VVHILE DAVE Westfall watches, John Naylor drives past a Hoover rnan. SP NGY VV STFALL drbbe O st B e B es up for ass st nce DICK ERICKSON works himself in for a sho? against Burroughs as Naylor prepares for the rebound. Burbank Burbank Burbank Burbank Burbank Burbank Burbank Burbank Burbank Burbank PHIL BILLS 114 sinks a basket against Fill- BUD GILBERT goes high in the air for a more as Bohn lO and Erickson ll3 look jump shot against Alhambra as the pups gn, ride on to victory, Mighty Bullpuppies BEE SCORES CEE BASKETBALL SCORES Muir 43 Burbank 27 Eagle Rock 25 Hoover 38 Burbank 22 Notre Dame 20 Montebello 51 Burbank 28 Loyola 27 .. Glendale 52 Burbank 18 ...... ,,,s,,,.s,,,,, H art 34 Burroughs 40 Burbank 28 ...... ,. ,,,, San Marino 27 Muir 59 Burbank 23 Muir 29 Hoover 52 Burbank 2l Luther Burbank 28 Montebello 46 Burbank 25 Montebello 20 . Glendale 44 Burbank 27 ,,,,,. .. Eagle Rock 25 Burroughs 55 TOP ROW1 B. Gilbert, K. Bohn, D. Peterson, J. Herndon, J. Cornell, P. Bills, R. Hanson, Coach Peterson. FRONT ROW: J. Naylor, D. Westfall, L. Perry, K. Warner, D. Erickson, H. Leith?- fried, P. Wilkes. Q f- , l L S CUNLAP GOES high in the air :or a shot against AS HENRY Leicrvtred watches, Leroy Thompson the Montebello Oilers. shoots tor 'wo cgzirisf the Cee Montebello Oilers, Exhibit Top Form! Burbank came up with a strong team in Cee Bas- ketball this year, but to their disappointment, they had only one other team in The league. They defeated Montebello 25-20. Against non-league toes, the Cees ended the season with a 5,3 record. The flyweights were coached by Maurice Wiley and paced by Leroy Thompson, who scored 71 points in eight games, and Bill Rudell, who bucketed 25 points in six encounters. Highlights of the season were The close victories over Eagle Rock, Notre Dame, Loyola, and San Marino. Burbank won these tour games with a Total at six points over that ot their opponents. This displayed their tine championship spirit. TOP ROVV1 E. Rowe, H. Rae, L, Thompson, D. White, B. Ganeri' by, B. Rudell. FRONT ROW! C335 lrv J Under the coaching of Mac McMurry, the Bulldog Varsity Track squad provided rnuch excitement and sportsmanship, while tying with Montebello and Pasa- dena Muir tor fourth place in the Foothill League with a 4-6 slate, During the practice season, Burbank downed Loy- ola, 63-4i, California 45V2-30, and Cathedral, 66-38, while losing to South Pasadena 45lrQ-49lfb, and Van Nuys, 48-56. Heading the Dogs was senior hurdler Tom Jones, who ranked titth in the C.l.F. Jones lowered the school record in the l2O yard highs from l5.0 to l4.6 and dominated the i8O yard lows. Jones' running mate was CARL LANE, tcp 880 man, edges out lrv Sherwood in the Loyola meet, before Sherwood switched to the 440. HURDLFR TOM Jones displays 'he form that lowered the school record to l4.6, while John Swinrev runs second. BACK ROVV: Coach McMurry, B. Cushman B. Fuller, T. Templin, J. Maxey, H. Schilling, Coach Brewer. Tl-HRD ROW: C. Lane, J. Clark, C. Price, T. Jones D. Graham B. Wain- wright, R. Levine, C. Boecher, J. Harris, G. Hoffman. SECOND ROW: R. Whitt D. Brown, l. Sherwood, L. Wessel, R, Starr, C. King M. John' Fraser. FRONT ROW: B. Palmer M. Mersola, R. Di- son D. Oxley, M. Harce, P. Weber, J. Swinney. Spikesters Speed John Swinney, who consistently placed in both hurdling events. ln the century, Ron Starr received several tirsts with a clocking of lO.3. Rounding out the lOO yard entry were Leroy Wessel and Crocker Price. Starr and Wesse were ioined in the 220 by Don Anderson. Sophomore Phil Weber, top quarter miler, is a likely prospect tor breaking the record set by Jim Graves last year. With a best time of 52.2, Weber has already surpassed the best mark Graves had as a sophomore. A frequent placer in the 880, 440, and shot put during the season was lrv Sherwood. RON WHlTT warms up in the pole vault lor another jump. ,mu top LEE WESSEL and Phil VVeber sweep the 440 in the MlKE JOHNSON, who co sistently bettered six feet in the high iunrp, success- California-South Pasadena meet. fully clears the bar. To Success The distance men for Bl-lS were Carl Lane in the 880, and Jay Clark and Carl King in the mile. Ranking third in the C.l.F. was Ron Vtfhitt, who was consistently first in the pole vault with I2 feet, 6 inches. Bill Palmer, who frequently vaulted varsity, Ron Dil-larce, and Don Brown helped in this event, Mike Johnson with 6' Q , and Duane Graham, with 5' lO repeatedly won the high iurnp for the Bulldogs. ln other field events were shot putter Lolo Barrera and broad iumper, Don Anderson. Highlighting the Burbank cross-country season this fall was the scalping of Burroughs, Burbank had a strong Burbank Burbank Burbank Burbank Burbank Burbank Burbank Burbank team and finished third in the league, Burbank BEE POLE vaulter, Bill Palmer, moves RON STARR, Don Anderson, and Crocker up to varsity to help the Bulldog Price successfully sweep the century for squad. another nine points for Burbank. VARSITY TRACK SCORES , Loyola l 2 , , Scuth Pasadena and California Cathedral Van Nuys ,, Muir . . . Hoover Montebello Glendale Burroughs 41 49 l 2 30 38 56 3l 67 61 82 57 TOM MlLER Jay Clark, assumes the lead after the first lap in the Burroughs meet, while Carl King stays in the running. iw, 040 Pl' --if-' -. f -no TOP HURDLER and shot putter Bill Maxham puTs The lead ball in The Van Nuys meet. FLEET CEE sprinter Bill Tebbe pulls ahead in The 440 relay against Bur- roughs. DON CATHCART strides ahead an The last lap of The 1320. ANCHORING THE Bee 660 relay, John Swinney upseTs The Burroughs quortef. Hit The Sparked by hurdler and shot putter Bill Max- ham, The Bullpup Track Team forged Their way Through Tough opposition and emerged with a 4-6 seasonal record. Maxham did 9.7 in The 70 yard high hurdles and l5.0 in The T20 yard law hurdles, and placed in The shot put. He was backed by Dean Chet- kovich and Jim Trabilcy in The hurdles. Nolan Todd and Trabilcy headed The Bull- pup forces in The century and furlong. Todd had a clocking in The TOO of lO.8 and 24.6 in The 220. Four disTance runners who did Their share of The scoring were Rodni and Brooks in The 660 and Sweetingham and Cathcart in The l32O. The Bees' best pole vaulter Bill Palmer, who often vaulted varsity, did l2 feet. Placing con- sistently was vaulter Bob Frescura. Moore and Hentz spearheaded The Bullpup high iump attack. Leading The shot putters, Bob Johnston heaved The lead ball 44 feet, 5 inches. Deion CheTkovich, who placed frequenTly along with Johnston, was The leading broad iurnper. Todd, Raney, Richardson, and Trabilcy com- posed The Pups' relay Team. Burbank Soi 2 ...........,........ Loyoio I4lf'2 Burbank 64 V6 ....,,, South Pasadena T8 V3 and California 32 V2 Burbank 6l l '6 ....,, ............ C athedral 33 546 Burbank 27 lf'i2 ..... .... V an Nuys 58 V2 Burbank 21 3f'4 ..........,... Muir 73 T44 Burbank ll 344 ..,.......... Hoover 83 V4 Burbank l75f6 ...... Montebello 78 T76 Burbank lo ....... Glendale 79 Burbank 45 ,..... Burroughs 49 QQ 2 BACK ROW: D. Rosendahl, J. Tera- nova, P. WaTTs, J. Rodni, J. Coombs, D. Chefkovich, W. DeCasper J. Tra- bilcy, Coach McMurry. SECOND ROW: J. Wilmore E. Schwarz, B. Hos- ford, S. Jusfl, D. Halpape, J. Rich- ardson, D. Raney B. Alfred R. Moore. FRONT ROW: B. Johnston B. Fres- cura, P. Bills, D. Brooks, D. Chefko- yich B. Maxham, D. CaThcarT, N. Todd. Tape First! Leading the Cee track squad was hurdler and high iumper Leroy Thompson, Thompson, who consistently took first in both of his events, was timed at l5,7 in the l20 yard lows and did 5 feet, 7 inches in the high lump. l-le was backed by Bovin in the hurdles and Lovejoy in the high jump. ln the l00, Chapman and Bovin led the fly- weights. Two other top Cee runners were Tebbe, who did a 20.7, l80, and Ruddell, who clocked a l:37.8, 660. The outstanding Cee thinclads in the shot put were Schackne and Elliott. Schackne tossed the lead ball 42 feet, 7 inches. Leading the broad iump, Bill Gattenby cov- ered l8 feet. Among the Cee pole vaulters were Fries, Campbell, and Rae. All three of these vaulters placed frequently. The fleet 440 relay, timed at 48.9, consisted of Tebbe, Bovin, Fries, and Thompson. TRACK SCORES Burbank 40 5f6 .,.,,,..,,,,.,,,,,,,,,..,,,, Loyola 36 TX6 Burbank 35 2f3 .. ...., South Pasadena l V2 and California 55 546 Burbank 45 lff6 ...,, ....... C athedral 3l 566 W- BUI'bOT1li 34 .. ,,,,,, Van Nuys 43 Burbank 40 ,,,,,,,,, Muir 36 'F' F' f Burbank 22 ,,,A,,, Hogver 55 Burbank 26 ..... Montebello 51 Burbank l0 V2 A... ....... G lendale 66 l '2 Burbank BUTTOUQRS 5l HIGH JUMPER Leroy Thompson starts CINDERS FLY high as Cee spr nter to get up in the world, Bob Bovin vies for frst NOLAN TODD, swift Bee sprinter, TOP CEE shot putter Dck Schackne takes first in the '00 in the Califore displays the power that cons stently nia and Pasadena meet. won him the blue 'IU' BACK ROW: Coach McMurry, H 5 ' Loyeioy, A. Campbell, G, Berton neau, G. Elliott, B. Ruddell, F. Her- nandez. FRONT ROW: R. Bovin, E. 'T Chapman, R. Schackne, L, Thomp- son, B. Tebbe, L. Fries, B. Gattenby. .-A s Mn. gi' Burbank Burbank Burbank Burbank Burbank Burbank Burbank Burbank Burbank Burbank A. Brovelli D. Anderson B. Adams VARSITY LEAGU P. Ward E SCORES Muir Hoover Montebello Burroughs Muir Hoover Montebello Glendale Burroughs Glendale R. Pearson N. Smith D. Phillips Diamond Men With eleven men returning from last year's squad, Varsity Bulldog Coach Dick Minasian had some of the best material in many seasons. After accumulating a six win three loss practice game record, the team hit a batting slump during the first part of the league sea- son. As the Ceralbus went to press, the team was in third place with five win-five loss slate in the Foot hill League, which this year is one of the toughest in the C.l.F. The Bulldog infield was, Gary Casella, catcher, Neil Smith, first base, Dave Jefferson and Bill Higgins, second base, Bob Adams and Bill Higgins, short stop, and Bill Rezo, third base. Outfielders for Burbank were, Dave Phillips and Paul Ward, left, Ken Warner, center, Lee Martin and Angelo Brovelli, right. Dave Jefferson, Bill Higgins, and Bob Adams did the mound chores for the Dogs, with southpaw Ron Pearson doing some relief work. So far this season Jefferson has pitched 28 league innings, and has a less than one point earned run aver- age. VARSITY - BACK ROW: B. Rezo. N. Smith, P. Ward, R. Pearson, L. Martin, T. Fetterolf, B. Hig- gins, E. McMillian, Mgr, Coach Minasian. FRONT ROW: G. Casella, B. Adams, D. Jefferson, D. Phillips, A. Brovelli, B. Wendorf, J. Willie, .l T Fetterolf B. Higgins L. Martin B. Rezo K. Warner Douse Oppone The Bulldogs nine began the season with a 4 to 3 win over Cathedral from Phillips' sixth inning home-run. ln the Oxnard contest, Burbank trailed in the first two innings, but eventually swamped their opponents, 5-l. The Bulldogs then defeated Notre Dame IO-5 before fall- ing to a powerful North Hollywood Huskie nine, 2-O. Led by the masterful two hit pitching of Bill Hig- gins, the Bulldog baseball club shut out the Inglewood Sentenals by a score of l to O. Higgins struck out ten of the Ql batters he faced and gave up no wallcs. Bur- banlc's run came in the third inning when Bill Rezo sing- led in Gary Casella. After being defeated by a powerful Van Nuys Wol- ves nine, 2-O, the Bulldog squad took a detour from their regular high school practice schedule by facing the Glendale Junior College squad. Final score: Glendale J. C., 4, Burbank, O. The Bulldogs ended their practice season by defea- ting Canoga Park, 8-5, and Eagle Rock, 4-3, while losing to San Fernando, 5 to 9. nts G. Casella D. Jefferson TOP BATTING AVERAGES Reza .. .... ., Jefferson ,,,,. Casella .,,,,,, Higgins ..... Adams ,. Pct. 406 300 241 238 222 BOB ADAMS eyes the pitcher as Dave Phil- WHILE GARY Casella catches, Lee Mat lays ps catches BILL REZO es e g al u tersq 0 ga e Y'--lu 1? . .' NEIL SMITH tries to pick off Dave Jefferson, as Jeff dives back. The Burbank Baseball team began league play against the Muir Mustangs, with high hopes for o league championship. Ken Warner, Bill Rezo, and Bill Higgins led the batting attack with two hits apiece, as Minasian's boys edged the Pasadena crew, 6 to 5. In their next game, Dave Jefferson shut out the Tor- nadoes, I to O, with his fine pitching. The Montebello nine broke the Bulldog win streak in the third game by a score of 3 to 2. The brightest moment of the game came when catcher Gary Casella belted a home-run. For the last game in the first round, Burbank faced TRAVIS FETTEROLF throws to Bob Adams to set up a double play while Ken Warner slides into second, Bulldogs Swing the Burroughs Indians. The Indians won the contest 4 to 3, despite the fine pitching of Dave Jefferson, who gave up only one earned run. Paced by one run, and the four hit mound perfor- mance of Bill Higgins, the Bulldogs downed the Muir team for the second time. Jefferson, Adams, and Rezo led in the batting department with two hits apiece. The Bulldogs defeated Hoover a second time, 3 to 2, with pitcher Jefferson giving up only one earned run. As the Ceralbus went to press, the Bulldogs were in second place behind Montebello, with one game left to play. COACH DICK Minasion talks over pre-game LEE MARTIN takes lead off third under the coaching of Ken Warner, as Fetterolf strategy with captain Bob Adams. covers the bag. UNDER THE watchful eyes of Jim Harris, Bill McFadden lays down TOM SARDELLA tags out Lavoy Blythe in a practice session a bunt. The Mighty Club The Burbank Junior Varsity Baseball squad, under the direction of Coach Nesel, showed much improvement over last year's squad. As the Ceralbus went to press, the Bulldogs were in a tie for second place with a two-win, two-loss slate. The JV's best game was their 7-4 victory over Bur- roughs. At one point in the contest, the Dogs trailed 3 to O, but came from behind to win the contest under the able pitching of Pearson and the powerful hitting ot MacFadden. Burbank Burbank Burbank Burbank Burbank Burbank Burbank Burbank Burbank JV BASEBALL SCORES Notre Dame North Hollywood Cathedral Van Nuys San Fernando Muir Montebello Burroughs Glendale JUNIOR VARSlTY BACK ROW: R. White, L. Blythe, R. Garcia, K. Nadsody, G. Johnson, G. Johnson, D. Spitzer, O. Ridenour, Coach Nesel. BOTTOM ROW: J. Herndon, T. Sardella, D. Ramos, B. Zuliani, B. Mac Fadden, T. Kettering, J. Harris D. Poggione, D. Gomez. -i, ' , VARSITY - BACK ROW, G. Pickett, D. Eggert, T. Blackburn, B. Garman, H. Leichtfried. FRONT ROW: R. Turner, L. Riley, P. Huyck, W. Kendig, C. Richards. , Led by Henry Leichtfried, Barry Garman, and Tom Blackburn, Burbank's varsity tennis squad, coached by Ray Turner, had the best season in the past ten years. With only one letterman slated for graduation, the team should be even more formidable next year. The varsity tennis ladder looked like this, Henry Leichtfried, first singles, Barry Gorman, second singles, Tom Blackburn, third singles, Dennis Eggert, fourth sin- gles, and Clyde Richards, fifth singles. Mainstays on the doubles were Lance Riley, Wallace Kendig and Phil Huyck. The junior varsity also had a good season and will add strength to next year's varsity. Highlighting their season were wins over Harvard 9-O, and Burroughs 5-4. Willis Dunlap at first singles, Dennis Casciato at second singles. and Myron Willet in the second doubles led the team. J. V.'S Burbank Burbank Burbank Burbank Burbank Burbank Burbank Burbank Burbank Burbank Burbank Smash Hit' VARSITY SCORES - BACK ROW, D. White, D. Snyder, B. White, B. Terrell, B. Stone, FRONT ROW: D. Rediger, W. Dunlap, M. Willett, D. Casciato, P. Huyck. vt! . . 1 4 Notre Dame ,,,, Qmhedmi Notre Dame Harvard Cathedral Harvard Eagle Rock Muir Hoover Montebello Burroughs BQ XX VARSITY TEAM: Mr. Traynor, Dave Whitmoyer, Mike Ryan, Ronald Hansen, Bob Van Wagenen, Capt., Mike Collins, Charles Weekley. A Bang-up Job! This year's varsity and J.V. rifle teams were both strong, but were handicapped by the lack of a league to compete in. In one of the few contests, the Southern California Quarterly Meet, the Bulldog squad placed fifth in competition with schools from all over the South- land. The top sharp-shooters for the Bulldogs are seniors, Bob Van Wagenen and Mike Ryan. Bob Van Wagenen has received his Distinguished Rifleman's Qualification, which is the highest degree possible for a high school shooter to attain. Mike Ryan is just below the- Distin- guished Rifleman with an Expert Qualification. Two other top veteran marksmen for the Bulldogs are Dave Whit- moyer and Mike Collins, who have added much depth to the team. Led by sophomore Ron Hanson, the prospects for next year look especially good, according to Coach Ray Traynor, since many of this year's squad are sophomores and iuniors. Traynor. JUNIOR VARSITY: John Donner Ted Gilbert, Art DuFault, Dick Telkamp Jerry Geisen, Jerry Crockette Mr The Girls Athletic Association of Burbank Senior High Schools' main purpose is to promote good sports- manship and to give the girls an opportunity to become interested in all sports. Its membership has reached approximately 220 girls participating in various sports. Cake sales every Wednesday afternoon, and the football programs, which are sold at all games, are the money making projects of GAA. Two meetings are held a week, on Monday and Wednesday afternoons, from 3:00 to 4:00 P.M. In addi- tion to regular meetings, special activity meetings are held. Some of the most important activities during the year were the Father-Daughter Banquet, the big play- DELLENE MORELAND, Linda Paulson, and Charlotte Taylor wqfqh expectantly as Sandra Robertson steps up to bat. TOP ROW: M. Preston, G. Savage, N. Swan, S Kenner, G. Weybright. SECOND ROW: S. Cress- aty, J. Bloomfield, B. Becker, D. Richards, M. Folts. FRONT ROW: L, Jones, J. Graves, C. Trever, M. Myers, L, Gott. GAA Offers Fun day with Hoover, South Pasadena, Pasadena, and Alhambra, the playday with John Muir High School in the Spring, and the Mother-Daughter Pot Luck. The girls of BHS who are active in GAA have an opportunity to partcipate in swimming, volleyball, ten- nis, basketball, baseball, ping pong, badminton and other sports. Under the leadership and trienship of the officers, the members of GAA have made it on outstanding or- ganization. The advisors of GAA are Miss Joan Flatley and Miss Margaret Barnett. Under their guidance and lead- ership the girls of BHS have had an enjoyable year of fun. PLAYING AN exciting game of hockey are Dorothy Nelson, Dellene Moreland, and Gail Weybright, ...Tai- I vt.. A- .vw- ...J.-f ff. ' 1 4 S. f ,,,, PRACTICING GYMNASTICS are - Bock Row: Bev Erb, Sunny lN THE CENTER of attention Marilee Nugent and Bev Erb leap Kepner, Nancy Everett. FRONT ROW: Linda Lou Goff, Monica high for the ball with Pat Peterson, Charlotte Failing, Jackie Folts. Estes, and Marlene Mitchell preparing to assist, cl F ll h' SPORTS September ...A ..,................. ,,.. S W imming October .A... Volleyball November ,,,.. ..,,,. T umbling December ...,. ..,.,,,. T er1l'1iS January s,v,s, ........ P ing Pong February A,sA ,....,..... B Gslietbcll March ...,.. .,.. April ...... Moy June ..A, ACTIVITIES Welcome Sophomore Party Swim Meet with Burroughs Mother-Daughter Potluck Playday at BHS Banquet Playdoy at Burroughs Ballet Swimming Softball Swimming Badminton Playday at John Muir High School Potluck Supper and Swim Night Banquet GAA OFFICERS are - Back Row: B. Erb, J, Lunbeck, M. Mitchell. CENTER ROW. J, Estes, N. Campbell, C. Frethy. FRONT ROW: Miss Flatley, advisor. 1-5 if J ' PAT PETERSON shoots as Dorothy Nelson and Charlotte Failing look on. THESE GIRLS are demonstrating one ofthe exercises done by the gym classes. Girls Develop Skill BHS girls who are skilled and highly interested in competitive sports may take the Advanced Sports class inftheir-'iunior and senior year. To remain in the class, the girls must maintain a B average. Under the super' vision of Miss Barnett, the class members develop basic skills, sportsmanship, co-ordination, and fundamentals of various sports. Throughout the year the girls have a choice ot participation in many different sports. Team sports in- clude hockey, volleyball, basketball, and softball. In addition to these, the students may sign up forthe follow- ing individual activities: swimming, tennis, badminton, ping pong, and body mechanics. PLAYlNG A game at badmirvon are Bev Erb and Dorothy Nefsc ,ffl . I - Wngw iz, T W. 1, MW., 72 .ffo if 5F'4 QCA- 'T Frefr J R22 , f'f Q so f. ::':. '!.lD'J.E QON' D. Dms E. ldowzvz. S Blizzkhwn, L. Gatefvoad. B. l-lint. Pl Sflnaefer. :RCNT FEC N- P Tnornpson, J. Defolii K Ssttan E Dckes E. Dckes, K. Beaurwor-', J Bolirger, G and Grace Under the watchful eye of Miss Deanne Wolfson, dance instructor, Modern Dance students work hard to acquire grace, poise, good posture, and self expres- sion. The Modern Dance department is divided into be- ginning, intermediate, and advanced classes. Each day the first part of the period is devoted to a series of warm-up exercises done to music. This gets the girls into a dancing mood and helps keep muscles limber. Twice a week the girls work on problems , dances in which different emotions, such as love, hate, iealousy, fear, ioy, sorrow, or pain, are expressed. The girls LOVVER LEFT: Performers pose in circle for a modern dance routine. learn that by changing the dynamics of their movements the mood ofthe dance can be changed. After learning the basic fundamentals of dance, the girls are ready to develop their own feelings into patterns. At the end of each semester a term proiect, either a scrapbook or a solo dance to a record, is presented. This year the intermediate and advanced classes worked together to present the dance performance, Your Horoscope in Dance . The classes spent hours in class, after school, and during evenings planning and rehearsing their numbers. LOWER RIGHT: Ending their dance are l to r. i Jane Collard Carol Frethy, Stevie Blackburn, Barbara Howard, Gail Herr mann, Joan DeCola, Penny Thompson, and Jean Bolinger. 1 f 0 I ,f Lf f 19 L PJ! cw fl M f j, w JVM ,I7 ,fb , V L f f' A fx' ,fx 1 I J X . ,ff - 1 I r 'A 4 V , ,f X1 . ,' U ,MW , X X f AMY If .1 ff School Life Y O If ff Xw KJ X' Ak' X LNB ,f 'I V if Nj f V kfjuk V jfywjeg x Q ff ff Cuff' 5 S E lf, Cokes and Chatter ! 5 ' 'A4 ff J ' , 1 .' if W7 rv jjj X 1 Z' fly' 1, J-Aj 9 , LJ Jf . lf 1 1' ' J f!L'f - I 453' f kai 'u7vll3RLS! Yin Ly. fgqfy f 'f g Liv! Q QL kd f ... , 'L ff !,,f r lj! p Q MT f i JJ ,j',7f2 V i J ,if XX x ofa X' .r Q M -L74 1 52Li7Jr 9 I -h as , ' i F 2 I3 If If 0 X N L 7 X lg f - 4 x'L ' ' F W Hr' ff All xkigb . 0 0 ? . f-Z.: -5 -A Y September - - School Doys -I mf 'T' 35'-7g-:Ffa f, Hg, Q. TOP LEFT: Dove Rornos ond his friends relox ond listen To the lolest hit records on the school lone box. TOP RlOl-lT1 H , o Tense moment o, the foorooll feom oifernpis To score. BOTTOM LEFT: Chorloiio Woifs, Joclcie Mulien Elsie Bruclqrer ond Belle Besiond, The school rnoioreifes preseni one of Their clever roulihes. BOTTOM l2lOHl1 l-lilorfiy runs high during ihe LeTfergi,ls Club iniiioiion. October Twlrp Week TOD LEFT Tom crdello Lcus Beckem Norco CI on ond Pot Wwlxes emcy cm long luck on Sucker Dey TOP RIGHT Even Tl'e b ys Tom In We fun of Pedal Pusher Def LENTER Kmq Fc A NIQM usJ1m Smfh Bock vord Kung BOTTOM LEFT Students dwsploy the most orngmol chopeou for Hc1YDC1y BOTTOM RIGHT: A wonderful 'Mme as had by QW OT me Hollowe en Backward. N N X November - - Foll Bonquets A---if F KA Q A3 LE 1 Jo C Ro s Pot Ay! H Home Dwue ond SLAGVVY Domoff dooce The Wwe y Cioore ow H rv woe? T Koofbo of f C EP T f oc fwcnol whwfe f e o cove oy P' omcre o ff Fr-'T J wer Bemc oef oe Mr Bhcksfove om J Ogbom Woolf on Decemloer - - Holiday Spirit TOP LEFT Burroughs Hugh Sch ols ocreffe via a hrf m the exchange assembly TOP RIGHT The Chrrsrmas rr e a the Ch as mc Assembiy was c beaurufui sigh BOTTOM LEFT Nancy Campbell vas The Madonna in The Chris mas As embly BOTTOM RTGHT The Drsob diem Ahgel was performed by The dance class rm the Christmas A errbhf , fx . 1 i MI K RQ N, farr , T Q Q?,- 4 T! QB eu 'T A I ix .T 'T I f i X N A Q T ii Qi C 'T x , T ai Q I Z5 - ' N E y X , ' T X P ' r ll, , ' ,EU . L f . 1 January - - FareweII Seniors IOP LEFT Smden 5 wan The r Tarn To vcTe Tar ASB candudaTes wh Ie Laurme Janes sTand Ing checks reglTraT1on TOP RIGHT Joanne Vampa Marulyn Nebecker and Joyce Daw Q I To r e up 'O refreshmenfs aT The Sensor Tea L WER LEFT Q n CaroIe Ha IT n c T and Princesses velyn Torres I and Be-rnwce EsTes reugn aT The AIaha The buggest evenT of The year LOWER RIGHT Gradaahng enucrs decked In coIorfaI Iels and UndercIa5 men dance dreanmly aT The AIOha : f ' I I I j X . . .S . 1 , , ' , 'e-, ., Iin , r T , O - mee 'nl O en er ' A E . ee T , - - , , , I , Q . . . Q . , , , February Fancy Free -Q TOP LEFT: Mr, Richard Rogan, BHS graduate, speaks at assembly as Dove Phillips, ASB President lett , and Mike Shea, Junicr Statesman President listen, TOR RIGHT: Mr. Ogborn congratulates CSF pin winners, Carol Ann Dake, Carolyn Jonas, June Stone, Marilyn Schoeter, and Dick Newcomer. LOWER LEFT: All set for a battle during a rally are Indians, Johnny Ferrini, Ron Starr, Angelo Brovelli, Lolo Barrera, and Dave Phillips. LOWER RIGHT: Mr. Brewer, Mr, Aitken, Mr. Peterson, and Mr. Boggis made up the out- standing faculty quartet. March Twirp Time yn! ANN-ww ' n....,,.,A TOP LEFT The boys have a good Tlrne aT The Backward as TT TS The gurls TreaT TOP RIGHT Crocker Prlce relgns as Mara: Gras Tung aT The Backward dance vvTTh nwllng daTe LoreTTa Swedell LOWER LEFT Funvshung Touche are belnq made before The Backward dance hy The Owls League Socual Conwmmee LOWER F?lGHT Thu d year LaTTn ST denTs l To Carolyn Jonas Jean Graham Carol Ann Dake Kafhy Laws Anne Dooley and Ken Irvine reclrne aT The annual LaTTn BanaueT - - zu 5 ' a , , 'flfil' 1 ful I Q1 ff . Q, ' j nv , ,, y N To l . ,. . , Q .. , . , . z ., , AS . V I . , . . 1 n' 4 U - V- , , , I , T T April - - Spring Time TOP LEFT Aloha Queen candidates are Carolyn .lonos Sue Drabelle and Marcia Morgan TOP RlGHT Hono ed by their summer class were seniors Jay Lintner Carolyn Jonas Kathy Beaumont BOTTOM LEFT Qerylng as Senior A Class officers are Ray Alba President Sallye Graves Trea urer Jackie Estes Secretary and Lolo Barrera Vice President BOTTOM RIGHT Members of the swim team practice for the meet with Burroughs . . X . . . , , - V . . A . . r - . , , I V : , , Q . ' . ' . 1 -1 1 1 1 1 and Assemblies TOP LEFT Euremen demonstrate their duties for the students at assembly TOP RIGHT Torn Sardella greets assembly with hxs accordion musrc LOWER LEFT Mart: Barrls displays her sangung and playzng talent at a talent assembly LOWER RIGHT The Ktng s throne for the Backward IS completed by l to r Carol Turner Mary Lou Pre ton Cora Chrlstooherson Jan Bloomfleld ond Ltnnea Hngbee O 2 i ? 4? .x , 9. . t 2 . Y ' Z ff X 3 S K L -A 1 L wt . N I iigv' git? , Y 'si v'x .. J 5 Top Rate Rallies V35 BE FIT .M -- sf' 162. ,,., Xg,f 'x' TOP LEFT Song and yell leaders sfandmg, Joan DeCola, Kathy Beaumont, Barbara Beale, Sherry Oxley, srmngl, Tom Jones, Sarah Gayman, Dlanne Davus, and Ron Levnne prepare To spark school spurs? TOP RIGHT Glrl football players hrghlnghfung rally 'rake time out from game LOWER LEFT Part of Basketball Drlll team, Pal Mulcahy, .lean Ferguson, Laurue Jones, Darleen Houk, Gayle Savage, and Kathy Laws curcle around ID a wheel LOWER RIGHT Dave Phlllups, ASB President, and Angelo Brovellu, Boys League Presldent, emcee talent show ,Wy 2 x xp A QQ 6 . WWb?W5j9M2 g,y5MW Jig 5097511 5 ,ygfvfgokl . ' 52 s Wfswifwifgfffvfigf fayvgygg Wffwff asses WW ji giviw 5 f ' . ' M .hxx in .xxx i I Www wr WWA J Cmfsf C ,y . 5 M Q , QQNV Q59 MWW ,Lf T r N g. 'WI 1 H' 4ra M0 f Unmcxskmg f ,vw 2. 5 b f ,r 'X .1 J 4 ,.k J d , 533 , f.'!C fogvx 9 'f A CU 'X X : fo X ' x mf W 4 244 AM N 4 V j M 5 ,F XV ' f IAQ at -hh. . . XEXA 'I-. O O O r We the Q 4' sie E' 1 Seniors ol ABBOTT BEV College Prep Latin Club A D Team 3 Leffergirls ADAMS BOB Radio Shop Key u 2 s eiboll I 2 3 Baseball 2 3 Le Ter n s Club I ALBA RAY College Prep Key u 2 onish Club 3 Foo ball I Baskel o 2 3 Track 2 3 A Cope 2 Operefta 2 Executive Council 3 Leftermans Club I 2 3 Senior A Presidenl EN JACK oresiry Trac l 2 B cl Orclneslro I 2 Operetfa I Social Commit 2 3 Legislative Council I 2 3 Ex ive Council 2 liermans Club I Junior Sfafesmen 3 AMORMINO ED College Prep Basketball 2 Troclc 2 Lettermcins Club 2 ANDREATTE BEVERLY General Course ARMSTRONG GWEN Homevalcing GAA I Grs Chorus I Drill Team 2 3 Home onomics Club 2 3 ARNOLD VICKI College Prep Z Club 2 3 Capella 2 3 Operefto 2 3 Danc Per ormonce 3 Tri Hi Y 2 3 AYLWARD PAT Col'ege Prep CSF 3 Oper eilo 2 Dance Performance I 3 TriHiY I BAILEY FRANK College Prep Latin Club , ootball I, , , Ba a 2, Tra , 2A Left rman's Club l, , . BALDASERONI, JO 3 Typist-Clerical, A Ca- pe a I, 2,0pere1fo i, L,gislative Council I. BALL, JO - College Prep, Band lg Orchestra , A C'pella, A Op ella, g Pep Cu , , Tickets 3, Legislative Council 3. BALTAU, FRED - Generol Business, Trock, 2, mgr. 34 Legislative Council, 2- LeYterrnan's C u , 2, 3. BARRERA, LOLO - Industrial Arlsp Key Club , 5 Fo ball , Trac I, 3- Leiterma ' Clu , I, 2, 3- Senior B vice-pres., Senior viceepres. BARBATI, LORETA - Generol Business, Pho' togrophy Club I- Legislative Council I. The Classes of 55 BARRIS MARTI College Prep Spamsh Club 3 Tn HI Y 3 ARROWS MARILYN Stenography GAA I SF 2 Gnrls Chorus I 3 Leglslanve C uncul I 2 BEALE BARBARA College Prep Gnrls Chor us I 2 3 Song Leader 3 Dance Perform ance 3 BEATTIE MIKE Archltectural Draftlng Basket 2 3 Track I Orches ra Ra Commutte 3 Letterman s Club 3 H Y I BEARCROFT PATTY College Prep C ub 3 GAA I Band I 2 Orches a Operetta I 3 Executive Council BEAN PAM Co ege Prep Z C 3 Spanish Club 3 GAA I CSF I Assembly Commnttee 2 Pep Club 2 3 Social Com mnttee 3 Leguslatmve Councll 3 Dance Per formance 3 Future Teachers 3 BEAUMON KATHY College Prep Spanish 2 Glrls Chorus 2 Song Leader 3 Operetta 2 Drull Team 2 Assembly Commuttee 2 Pep lub 3 Rally Commnttee 3 Publlcnty Com mnttee 2 Leguslatuwe Councnl 2 3 Ex U tlve Councul 2 3 ASB Secretary 3 Letter gurls 3 Dance Performance 3 BE KEN LOIS College Prep Z Cub S amsh Club 3 A Capella I 2 3 O 2 'J Drnll Team 2 PepCub 2 3 nlatuve Councul I 2 Dance Performance 3 BENDER BARBARA Stenography Operetta BERNAL ANGELINA General Spanish Cub BILGER JIM College Prep BILLS PHIL Pre Med Spamsh Club 2 Foot 3 aslcetball l 3 Track 2 3 ISIOIIVE Councll 3 Letterman s Club I 2 3 BIRKHOLZ BOB Pruntang Basketball 2 3 BIRO JOSEPH Auto Shop Rlfle Team I 2 BISHOP BARBARA Art A Capella I Gnrls Chorus 3 Operetta I Legnslatnve Councnl 3 tr X S B , - z , 2: C : I, 1 A ' , : : ' Y' ,- o ', , . jf IQ' ball, I, , , , , f , I, ny ' 9: : ' , : I- , : 2, 3. I - .7 NZM l I gb : : : : : :: T . I: 2: 3: , : f f 4 E, 3- Q' inf.. , - II ., lub, g Club, 35 IGAA, 2, 3: CSF, I, 27 Capella C, I I , , I V : 4 4: : . ' , Q ' U , : ec - C , - -s I , 3: f P ' , 1 : : , : PSV- I etta, , up ' , , I , , g Leg- -5 I I: 1 7 1 A ' I ll , , : , m 1 ' I : 2. IDOII, : B : 2: : , I, I: I-99- , - : , , 2: 3: Pouse To Reflect Upon BOLIN MELVIN Wood Shop Foofboll 2 3 BOOHER BOB ege Pep Track l ello l O Ho BOURGLHGNON RICHARD Rodo Shop olboll l 2 3 Leglslo Counml A 2 3 Oper Q 3 Lettermon s Club 2 3 BOJRBEALJ SYLVIA College Prep Club GT n lo C opello D Teo 2 Pep 2 3 Legnslofnve Councul l Donce Perform once 3 BOWMAN CHUCK College Prep Orchestre opello O r e BRENNAN PAT Journollsrn GAA l Tlk 2 BRENT DIANA Bookkeepnng Compu o l Operetto l DrlllTeorn 3 Legl Mve Councll l 3 Home Economucs Club 2 BRIEN WARD College Prep BROOKMAN CAROL Clotlmng BROVELLI ANGELO K y Club 2 olboll l ll 2 3 Leg: uve Councal 3 Ex cuhve Council Boys Leogue Presldenf 3 Boys League Vnce Presndenf 2 Leiferrnons Club 1 2 3 Sen lor B Presldem 3 BROWN DON lndustrrol Ar1s Key Club olboll l boll Rolly Comrnmee 3 Lefrerrnon 5 Club l 2 BROWN FRANCES srenogmphy BUTLAND JANET Secreforlol GAA Home Economlcs Cu 2 BYLKAS DAGMAR College Prep Spomsln Cu 2 GAA l 2 Lefferglrls 3 CAMPBELL NANCY College Prep Spomsh Cu 2 GAA l 2 3 Execufnve Councll 3 Lerferglrls 2 3 HLY 3 Junlor Src rnen 3 , - Coll r ,, , f A Cop , , 2, 3, pere , l, 2, 3. ,K I ,A , - I : ty FQ , , Q, 3, Truck l, , , ' live ' I, 2, 3, Copello l, , , etlo l, , : I f - . -V 4 .7 NZM , 3, L l Clu , l, Q, GAA, lp SF, l, 2, A C , 2, fill rn, 7 Club, 3 3, A o , 1, 2, 3, pe mf, 2, 3, Hi: Lil , l, 2. , ' 1 , 1 'C - eTs, , Hi-Life, l, 2. czmefam, 1, GAA, 1, 2, cgsr, 1, 3, A Cui pell , , , , ' , , 'slo- , - Art, e , , 3, Fo , , 2, 3, Bosebo , l, , 5 'slo- T' Q z S ' ', 2, 3: W , A A 5 , 3, f Fo , , 3, Bose , 2, Track, l, 2, 3, 3. ' ' A ' ' A 1 - ' : r li ' I b, . I bf , , , , ' , I l ll, :I , , , : ' ll 'f 7 ' , , , Tri- '- , : ' les- The Events ol the Past CANTALEY MYRNA Home Econamlcs CAPON ALAN Pre Engmeermg Sclence Club 2 Photography Club l 2 Tennls l 2 Socual Commltlee 3 Legxslallve Councll 3 APPY JANET Busmess CARLSON JERRY Vacatuonal Band 3 CARLUCCI CLARA Typlsl Clerlcal CARVER JEAN SIC CSF 3 Band 3 ll l eretla l 2 H Lnfe l Home Economl s Cu 3 ,bQ?f AVISH CARL Meclwnlcal Draltlng Track CLARK BARBARA Typlsl Clerzcal Gnrls orus l Jnslam uno CLARK l'lElEN College Prep Lalm Club GAA P C u 3 Soc a mmmee 2 3 eqlsl 11 1 un e utlve Council 3 erallnus 3 Eul Teoclwers 3 LARK PAUL Pre Enqlneerlng Lalln Club f ff 'l ,F 1 FT lf? Sociol Commlllee, 3, Legislalive Cauncll, 2, Executive Council, Q. CLAUSEN, JERRY -- General Business, A Ca- p cl, 3: Operetta, 3. CLEMENT, HARRIET - Drama, A Capella, l, , 5 erella, l, gL l li F, , COBB, RONNIE e CoT1merclalArlgSClence Club, 3, Publlclry Committee, 3. CONVERTlNO, ANGlE W Tyolsf Clefcal. CORDON, MARILYN f Homewaldng: Z Cub 5 AA, , , , , , Drllz Team, , Home Economlcs Club, 2, 3. ,E 1 Z Rf, Lf!!! A A Lge, E272 PLL V H' - 1 . gil , 7 . A 215 jf 1 A f f, , , . , ,. if A if , ,Je , ,f 1 ,ff X '15 CRANSTON RITA Homemaklng GAA I rs Chorus I Operetta 2 CROCKER JOYCE College Prep Spanish u 3 CSF 2 A Capella I Operetta Legislative Council 3 Executive Council 3 ralbus 2 3 Editor 3 TriI lnY CROTHERS ALLANA Co ege Prep u 3 onnsh Club 3 GAA Girls Chorus 3 Drill Team 2 Assembly Committee 2 Legislative Council I 2 E ecutive Council 2 Girls League Secretary 3 Letterglrls 3 Dance Performance 3 Tri CULLINS BERENDA rarna C ub A I A Ca a 3 Girls Cho us 3 Publicity Comm ttee 2 3 Legislo ive uncnl 3 Tr H Y CUSHMAN BOB College Prep Track 3 Rifle Club 2 KE CAROL ANN College Prep Lotnn u 2 A am 2 3 Legislative Council I 2 x ye Council 3 Lettergirls 2 3 I-I Li e tor 3 DAMATO JOANN TypistCIericoI GAA I DAVIS DIANE Stenography GAA I Pub Iicity Committee 2 Senior Play 3 DAVIS DIANNE cretarlol CSF I Yell Leoder 3 Pep Club 3 Rally Committee 3 Dance P rformance 3 Tri Hn Y I AVIS, DIXIE A Pre-Nursing, L tin Club, 2, 3, A, I, Dril earn, 3, Tickets, I, 1 1 , . DAVIS, ELEANOR - Bookkeeping, GAA, I, 2, Assembly Committee, I, Legislative Coun- , , 2, 3, Executive Cou i, 3, ASB u - lf, f ',,- DEEB, MILLY - Ti ist Clerical, GAA, I, gf islative Council, 3. DEFREITAS, CHARLENE - Typist Clerical, GAA DELLA PORTA, JACKIE - Bookkeeping, GAA, , , Q C , 3, Drill Team, 3, Legislai uncil, 3, ASB A ditor, 3, Lettergirls, , DICKES, ELAINE - Co ege Prep., Z Cl b, 3, GAA, I, 2, Orchestra, I, 2, Operetto, I, 2, Drill Team, 2, 3, Publicity Committee, 2, Lettergirls, 2, 3, Dance Performance, 3, Tri- Hi-Y, I, 2, 3, Future Teachers, 3. oi 1 f ' , , 2, , .' ' ' Cl IJ, If , 2 , 1 Il . I: Ce ,,, I',, '-:,2,3. I i- .7 IIZII Cl lo, , Sp ' , , , I, 2, 3, ' , Q ' ' ' I il , , X- I-li-Y, 2, 3. ' I ' l g , e D , ffzff I , 3, GA , , 2, pell , , ' ' r , I .. I I I I . 1. Co ', , i- i- , I, 2, 3. 2 i - I I DA , - ., ' CI b, , 3, GA , I, 2, CSF, I, 2, 3, Drill Te , , , ' ' ', , , E ec- UTI Q 1 ' , I z ie lf , 3z Y Eda i, , Tri-Ha-Y, 1. , Y Se ' , , , 2, 3. I e I I .- .- , - I D cw GA I T Tri Hn Y I I cil I nc I A d l Ito 3 I-In Life I 2 , 1 :M fp Le I I 2 3 SF tve Co u 2 3 Il u Lessons We ve Learned DICKES ELIZEBETH College Prep Z Cub GAA 2 Orches a l Opere a Drlll Team 2 Publlclfy Commlflee 3 Leg lsarve C uncn' 3 Execurrve Councul 3 Grrls League Presrdenf 3 Glrls League Treasurer 3 Letterglrls 2 3 Dance Per mance 3 TruHlY l DIXON LEWIS College Prep Latrn Club 2 Football l DOBROVOLNY ELSIE Boolclceeprng GAA l Drrll Team 2 3 Assembly Commlffee 3 Legrslanve Councrl 3 Home Economlcs 2 3 DOCKSTADER DEANNA College Prep S anrsh Club 2 GAA l 3 A Capella 2 rslatlve Councrl l 2 DONATT SHARON College Prep Operelfo 2 Dance Performance 2 DONNER JOHN Machlne Shop Rlfle Team 2 3 Lelfermans Club 2 e Club 2 A Capella 2 Glrs Chorus l DORST FRED Auto Shop DOYLE BOB ArchnYec1urolDraftrng Cam pus Chrlsflans l Photography Club Track l Legrslafrve Councrl 2 DRABELLE SUE re Nursrng GAA l Drlll Team 3 Pep Club 3 Publrcufy Comms? ee l 3 Social Commltlee 3 Lellergrrls 3 Trl Hn Y l Sensor B Secretary DUKE TAD Commercial Art Sclence Club 2 3 Publrclfy Commnttee 3 DUNN BARBARA Typlsl Clerical GAA l A Capella l 2 Glrls Chorus l Opererta 2 EAKINS SAM General Orchestra 2 Opereffa 2 3 ERB BEV Co ege Prep GAA l 2 Rally Commmee 3 Execufuve Councll Lefterglrls 2 3 Home Economlcs Club ElLS JOHN College Prep Sclence Club 3 Swlm Team 3 V - .f l V 3, , I, , lr , , rr , 3, ' l Y' o L YV 1 I I I' V 1 for ,I '- '- , ,I 2,'3. I P ' V 1 V , 1 V : Leg' ' ', , g Trl-Hi-Y, l. 1 L V V 3. If l , , ' ' , , Rifl ' , , sf DOOLEY, ANNE - College Prep., Latln Club, 2, 35 GA , lg CSF, lg A , 5 ' l ' I ' ' V : l, 2: V - P - ' : V V 2f T V V :I I ' i ' l , 1 ' V 2, J '- '- V J ' , 3. , - z , V 3: , - ll .5 , , , 3, ' V i ' I V 3: ' , , 5 ' , 3. Tlwe Acquaintances ERICKSON DlCK PreEr1g1neerr1g Key Club o a as e a Baseball l 2 3 Orchestra l Opereta L 1slat1ye Councnl l 3 Lettermans Clu ESCOBAR BOB Maclwne Snap E TES JACKIE College Prep Z A l Pe C u Rally Comm1tte 3 Publ1c1ty Cammttee Leguslatwe Counc1l l 2 3 Execut1ve Counc1l rgnrls 3 1or A Secretary EURICH JOANN General Bus1ness EVERETT ETHEL Med1calAss1stant GAA l TI am Leg1sla1ve C unc: Dance Performance 3 FANTHORPE DON College Prep FARRAND JONI General Busmess FERRINI JOHN Industrlal Arts Key Club bGll 3 Le 1 latlve Councll 3 Executlve Councll 3 Let man s Club l 2 H L1 FISHER ELVA Typust Clerncal Tnckets 2 Leguslatnve Councnl 2 H Ll 2 GADDY DIANA Co ege prep Z b r1 Team 2 Rally Comm1ttee Publncny Commuttee l 2 Socual Comm1ttee l L6QISlOlIV6 Counc1l 2 Dance Performance I' GALBRAITH SHARON Typ1st Clencal GAA Leg1s a 1v C u Le erg1rls 3 Home Econonmcs Club 2 3 GATEWOOD LOUANNE College Prep U nl U 1 T am 2 3 Assembly Comm tee Publ1c1ty Co'r1m11tee 3 Leg1slat 1 Counc1l l Cerabuls 3 Dance Perlornance 2 3 Oper a 2 T Q 3 Jumar Statesme Future Teacl'1erS 3 GAYMAN SARAH College Prep Campus r1st1an 1n u Leader 3 Assembly Cammntee 3 Pep Club Ra ly Comrmttee 3 Sac1al Comm teel Leg1slat1ve Counc1l 2 Darce Perfcr ance T 1 1 GERSCHLER BRUCE College Prep GLAWSON JOAN st C encal 1 Team 3 Leg1slat ouncl H me onom cs Club 3 1, 2, Fdlb 11, 2, 3, B 1 11, lI,l 1, 2, 3,1 , 1 , f , 1 T , li eg' ' 1 , 1 ' ll, 1, 2, 3. 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Chatting ID the Halls LAYN SALLY Stenograohy LEE ROLAND Pre Engzneernng Scnence Club LINTNER JAY College Prep Key Club 2 3 C 2 3 Publlcuty Commutttee 2 Soma C mmntttee 2 Leguslatnve Councll I 2 3 Executnve Cauncul 3 ASB Vlce Presldent 3 Ceralbus 2 3 HIY 2 3 Jumor Statesmen LONG OMER College Prep Photography CL I LOONEY BEJERLY Pre Nursmg GAA I 2 Gnrl 5 Chorus 3 Home Economlcs Club 2 LUNBECK JOAN Co ege Prep Z ub GAA I 3 A Cap rue O eretta Ra Commnttee 3 Legnslatnve Councll I 3 Exec ve Councnl 3 Lettergtrls 2 3 2 3 Junuor Statesmen 2 3 MC FARLAND JUDY Secretorlal Home EC onormcs Club 3 MC GLYNN JOYCE General Buslnees GAA F 2 3 Opere MC ILWAIN SHARON Sterwography Camp hrnstnon Club GAA I Du Team 3 Assembly Commxttee 2 Pp Club 3 Socnal Commnttee I Leglslatnve Councll I HIY MALUCKY DON Ar MANN DON College Prep MANOR NORMAN College Prep Key Club ball 2 Lette MARTIN LEE Drattnng Photography Club ball a MEADOWS PAUL College Prep Photo graphy Club 3 MERSOLA MIKE General Key Club 2 3 Football I 2 3 Basketball 2 3 Baseball 2 3 Track I Legnslatnve Co ncll Executuve Councnl 3 Lettermans Club I 2 f if Vx Going to The Dances MILBERGER JUDY Drama Leglslatnve Coun MITCHELL MARLENE Co ege Prep u 3 GAA 2 3 CS 3 Glrls Cho 3 Pep Club 3 Publlcuty Commnttee 3 Letterglrls 3 MONTEILH ELMINA College Prep Spanish Club I 3 Gnrls Chorus I Leglslatuve Coun cnl 3 Executnve Councul 3 MOORE ART Pre Englneerlng Science Club B 2 3 Orchestra 3 Pubncn Commlttee 3 Soclal Commlttee 3 Legrs lanve Councul 2 3 Executive Councul 2 3 MORENO LOUISE General MORGAN MARCIA College Prep GAA I Gnrls Chorus 2 3 Pep Club 3 Social Com mlttee 3 Lettergnrls 2 Dance Performance MOSHER GORDON pus Chrnstnans I College Prep Cam In Club 3 Tenms Orchestra I Letterman s U A Drull Team 3 Lettergnrls MURRAY BERTHA Performance 3 General GAA I Dance MYERS MARCIA Co ege Prep Z ub panlsh Club 3 AA 2 3 Le s T H Y I 2 Junnor Statesm 2 Future Teachers 3 NAYLOR JOHN Auto Shop Key Club 3 s etball I 2 T lc A Ca Letterman S Club 2 3 New BEVERLY ryptst Clencol NELSON CAROL A Capella I eretta l 2 3 Leglslatlve Councul I NELSON DOT College Prep Spanish Club AA I 2 3 Pep Club 3 Letter :rs 3 Home Econormcs Club 3 NEW OMER DICK College Prep Spamsh u 2 aseball 2 3 Pubxc Commnttee 3 Leglslatlve Councnl 2 Execu ttve Councul 3 0 ' cil, 3. 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' A I b, ,' . ' pen ,' , - , 2. ' . F lf- Vx. ' ' : 1 ' xl u , : ' , 1 ' I b, , . , - ' ' 9: 'X' ' .ri 1' -Cx-xc 5 Q? F' ' Y' .L ji' Q, 9,1 We Cross the Threshold It IS hard for us the graduating classes of winter and summer 55 to reallze that we may never be together agam It IS hard to accept but rt as true that many of us wrll never agam enloy the carefree days of hugh school Ilfe the fruendly guldance and concern of our teachers the fun of co operatlng ln clubs and school prolects the exhllaratnon of whole hearted partuca memories of a fleetmg chuldhood But In our sorrow at leavung you we look wuth antlcupa tuon to the future years whuch he before us The llfe ahead of us IS ours to model as we choose We have only started on the road to fulfillment of our cherushed dreams but with the help you have gnven us we are better prepared to achleve our hugh est goals As we separate In our various walks of llfe we will yet be united In our memories of shared experiences and loyalty to you. . 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These are gone forever, living only as ioyful I - I I Hall, Winter Graduates BAILEY IVAN DEE Auto Shop Football I BARCIK NANCY ANN Gen Business BECK JOHN DAVID College Prep Tenms Sensor Play 3 Semor Speaker 3 BRAY BONNIE BETH College Prep Z Cu 3 Spamsh Club 2 3 GAAI 2 3 CS I 2 3 Gtrls Chorus 3 Sensor ay 3 Assembly Commnttee I 3 Leguslatn e Councnl 2 3 Pep Club 3 Publucuty Com muttee I 3 Executive Councll 2 3 Letter s 2 le fl I Supreme Court 2 3 BURKE ALLEN HARVEY Mochune Shop Cappella I 2 Operetta 2 CAMPBELL JINCIE VIVIAN Journalism Z Club I 2 ACappella 3 GurlsChorus nn r ay Dru Team 2 Le I uve Council 3 Hn Lute I H CASH BERTA SUE TyplstCler1cal Campus rustuans I GAA I A Cappella I CATLIN WILLIAM CHARLES Art Baseball I Track I 2 Assembly Commnttee 2 Socnal Committee 2 CHALFANT DAWN JOANN Photography Champus Christians I Photography Club CHESTER SANDRA BEVER, Y Typust Clerucal COURT ROBERT HENRY Vac Auto Shop DAVIES JOYCE LORRAINE College Prep Club 3 Campus Christians I GAA I 2 Drull Team 3 rn Y I 2 3 Home Economncs Club 3 DAVIS WILLIAM RICHARD Prnntnng oot r se a Mgr Sennor Playl 2 3 Opereta 2 3 Dance Performance 2 IStage Crew DEAN ARTHUR LEE Pre Engmeermg Latm Club 2 Basketball I DUGGAN MICHAEL DANIEL College Prep Club 3 Football I 2 3 Track I 3 Rally Commnttee 2 Legnslatuve Coun cal 2 3 Execuhve Councul 3 ASB Vice Presldent 3 Lettermans Club I 2 3 H1 Y I Sensor B Presxdent 3 Q 0 I Il b : ' , z ,A , z F , , 1 A ' : ' Pl J A , : A AV gm' ,V 32 Hi-L'f 1, 2, T una? 2, 3, ' , - A 1 A I, Se 'o API, 3, 'll I , g's- lat' ' 7 '- A , 2, 3, I-Y 2. dh A A f : A , 2: Opereta 2, Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3. 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I ,J , - A ' , F - A ball I, 2, Mg .g Ba b ll I, 2, ., I Key A : , , : , A' Represenhng BHS ESTES BERNICEL Typssf Clerscal GAA l 2 FAY HOWARD EUGENE Aulo Sl'sop Track A Cappella I FERGUSON JEAN CAROL Slenograplsy u CS Ye Leader 2 Drsll Team 3 Assembly Commnfee I Rally Commsftee 2 Legssla rsv9 C uncsl I 3 Execursve Councsl 3 ASB Secretary 3 Leltergsrls 2 3 Trs Hs Y FRANKLIN MAX M Electrscal Engsneersng Track 2 Band 2 Sensor Play 3 GRAY FRED Indussrsal Arts GROSS MAXINE DOROTHY Srenography ub 2 A ergsrls 2 H Y l HALL JAMES ALAN College Prep Tennss I 2 3 Sensor Play 3 Publscsty Commstfee ettermans Club I 2 3 H Y I HAMAN ALICE JEAN Stenograplsy Z Club 3 Sensor Play 3 Drsll Team 3 Legsslatsve Courscsl 3 Trs Hs Y l Casbser 3 HAMILTON JOHN General HAYNES ROY GENE PrsrsY Shop Basketball HOUSEHOLDER LYNN General IRVINE KENNETH o Prep Lafsn Club T nnss 2 3 Sensor Play 3 Le men ub JILLSON JO ANN Stenograplrsy Z Club 2 3 Campus Chrssssans I GAA I 2 3 Sen sor Play 3 Legsslafsve Councsl 2 3 Letter s l 2 3 Home o scs Club 3 JONES GERALDINE Stenogrophy Campus rsstsans l GAA l 2 3 Sensor Pla e sslafsve Councsl 2 Ltvergsrls 2 Trs Hs YI 2 3 . ,lf V QV , ffzff cl ss 2, 3, GAA s, 2, 3, F 32 ll : l z ' o ' I , p ' J ' : 2, 3. ' ' ' cs ,3, GA s, 2, 3, csr s, 2, 32 Lett ' , i- , 2, 3, sis f ,',,s. ,2,3. HAMILTON, CAROLE YVONNE - College Prep, M J! : - - J A Af, ,S . s . s. ' T J , - c: ss. , - s 2, 3: 6 ' lf I 2 l 2 Ner- 'S cs 2, 3, gsss' 2, BZTVI-Hi-Y , , , V ' Econi m4 , Cll - - 7 , 1 F 4 i Y 3g Lg' ' ' s e ' ' , 3: They Prouol Shop Foolbcll I LEBERTHON BARBARA FAITH College Prep GAA I Assembly Commmee 3 H Y 2 LONG JOHN EDWARD C Prep oo? LONNE DOROTHY ANN S'enogrophy GAA orus H LUCERO MANUEL GARCIA Aum Shop LUNDSTROM STANLEY Mochlne Shop MURRAY JOAN ELIZABETH Coll Prep Z u 2 3 Spo sh CIub3 GAAI Gurls Chorus 3 Semor Ploy 3 Assembly Commntee 3 Socxol Commmee I 2 3 Legnslohve Councnl 2 3 Executlve Councnl ergnrls 2 3 Tru HIY NEBEKER MEREDON Co Prep Sensor NEWTON JAMES WESLEY Mochcmuccl Droftmg PETERSON DARLENE Typlst Clerocol Comp U Chrushons I o elo Gnrls orus I Drrll Teom PHOTIADIS GEORGETTE Voccmonol OUINN CAROLYN EILEEN Col rep Sen I Ploy 3 Drull Teom 2 3 Ere Cub clol ommnfee 2 Trl Hn Y I RA JEAN JEIKIE er' Brophy -J Drlll Te Assembly Comm-mee 2 Lefterglrls HIY RAE KENNETH WARREN Vocotlonol Shop ootboll I Bo lcevboll Q RAE MICHAEL JOHN General Football I Trock I I: ' 1 I- , f oll, 5 F - boll Ig Track I, 2. Ifch I, 3, r.Y 2. I I cu 5 , , ni , ' ,'2, 3, 2, 3, Le11 ' ' , I , ,HI-Life, 2g '- '- I, 2, 3, , - II. 5 ' Ploy 3, Tickets 3, Pep Club 3, Tri-Hi-Y I. 5 I' ' , A C p I 1, 15, A ' Ch 5 ' 3. , f I . 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I Their Place In READ PATRICIA ANN Pre Nurssng GAA I Gsrs Chorus I Socsal Commsttee I 2 Legsslafsve Councsl I 2 ROESSLER SUSAN DORIS Senogrophy ROSS RONALD E Photography Hs Lsfe 3 RUDNYK JACQUELINE ANN Pre Nurssng Z Club 3 Lalsrs Club 2 3 Gsrls Chorus I Sensor Play 3 Opereffa 3 Drsll Team 2 Pep Club 3 Legsslatsve Councsl 3 Dance Performance 3 SARNECKI KENNETH Inclusfrsal Arts SCHWARTZ MARLENE CAROL Stenogropby apello I s SCOTT GWENDOLYN SUE Sfenography Campus Chrssfsans I GAA I 2 A Cape I 2 Sensor Play 3 Operetla 2 Team 2 Legsslcslsve Councsl 2 Letlergsrls SHEPARD WILLIS RICHARD Aulo Shop Campus Chrssfsans I Football I Ten s I 2 Sensor Play 3 Legsslatsve Councsl 3 SMITH JAMES LEROY Coll Prep Key Club 3 Tennss I2 Sensor Play 3 Assem y Commsttee 3 Jr Statesman 2 3 P p u 3 egsslafsve Councsl I Execussve Councsl 3 Leflermen s Club 2 SMITH TIMOTHY ANDRE C Prep ey U 2 ball I 3 sembly Commsttee 3 Socsal Commstfee Le s ouncsl 2 3 Exe tsve Councsl 2 3 ASB Vsce Pressdersf 3 nsor A Pres 3 Ju or A Pres STEPHENS GINGER DARLENE Sfneography b 2 T TAUBE NANCY ANN C Prep Sensor Play 3 Drsll Team 2 3 Home Economscs U 2 3 TEETER HENRY ARTHUR JR Bussness Foot b 2 TORRES EVELYN Typssl Clerscal TUTTLE ROBERT B College Prep Sensor Play 3 T Icess 3 Rods Shop Legsslatsye Councsl I ,4 I I I - A ' I 2 I A c: I , Trl-I-I'-Y, s. I ssc , f ' I , I I , ofsss 2, 3, HiiY s, 2, 3. I ' I Q 5 n's I-IIIVYI s, 2, 3. I I I ' , I ' I I! bl A : V , J 6 cs sn , L ' ' I , 2, 3, 3, HIAY s, 2, 3, Baskelboll, s, 2, 3. I I , - oll. .5 K CI b , 3, Foo? I, Tenns 2, 5 As- I, 2g g'sIa1ive C I ' I, , 7 cu- Se I rsl . 2. I ffzu cfsu , 3, Dfsss eam 3g sfs.Hs.Y 2, 3I , - oll. .5 ' CI b I, , Tri-I-II-Y sI, Q. Ass I I I I I , ic I , 'O II, 2, as the Aclull Community VAMPA, JOANNE - College Prep., Senior Play 3, Drill Team 3, French Club 3, Social Committee 2, Legislative Council li 2: Tri-l'll'Y l: Home Economics Club 3. WEATHERFORD, JUDITH V. - College Prep.g Z Club 2, 3, GAA lg Senior Play 3, Drill Team 2, 3, Assembly Committee l, Home Economics Club 3, Tickets l, Triiv H1-Y l, 2, 3. WlLLIAMSON, DANIEL EDWARD - College Prep., Key Club 3, Football l, 2, Track l, 2, 3, Senior Play 3, Assembly Com- mittee 3g Social Committee 2, 3, Legis- lative Council 3, Letterrnon's Club Q, 3. WOOD, HOWARD KENNETH -- Busirie 5 SENIOR CLASS OFHCERS: Carol Hamilton, secretzzr- HONORED SENIORS- Don Duggan .lecn Fe'usort. Y, . , . g John Long, treasurer: Tim Smith, president: Jo Ann lllsori, Bennie BVUY Tin Smitlt- v.ce president. S Ang ull T Farraglner J Homor D Holland J lmpersal S Jacobsen R Jones A Kelly l2Bs and llAs W v K4 Benedem H BUGS' Blosdale D Bruslry D Clwetkovnch Coffey Clorlze Ferrare Ferns T Fenerolf Fisher M Flynn Francone if F 71 F GAS' R Mann -f Garcna Kmsefh Kurkman Marcella Mead J Mntchellree W Mntchell Morton B Murray R Newark E M W Q M m oy C Anderson D Baxter L Bevers I' P Boslcoylclw , 'W S Brown Robmson P Russo Sou R Scoggons C Shrwer G Sweehnghcm chi M Appleby A Arnold Arnone D Atencuo K Banley Barber .1 Baxter B Becker Belgarde e S Benner! 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