Burbank High School - Ceralbus Yearbook (Burbank, CA)

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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

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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