Burbank High School - Ceralbus Yearbook (Burbank, CA)

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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

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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,

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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?