Burbank High School - Ceralbus Yearbook (Burbank, CA)

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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

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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?

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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.