Burbank High School - Ceralbus Yearbook (Burbank, CA)

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,Q K A 29 2 0 CJ guy F4 kj l 5 -Q. 4 I X , .. X , r . XXX 'uh-nj' If X J 'A L 1 X X 'H 1 xp YS C 7 A R f Q l A ' X , Q Q! e. x 1 5 7 Q ix x K9 U C G O 'fx S ? I R V11 1 D 1 J X, V J ,, L, Q X Q '-9 Q X xv - J X P10 1 ig X Q a d X 1 C9 v Q-5 1' 5.1 1. Miss HELEN CHAPIN HORACE cH1LroN ROBERT CLOUGH ARTHUR CAOBERY Coordinator AUTO Shop English World History 1943 1957 1958 li 6 T Q M D 5 5 P N A . V 1 . Q L I ' 'P 1 Nur ,. -2, ,x,,1 ,r . 7: , X x 1 1 A l x .fd 'if Q Q Q P 40 ' P 1 1' in ' 1 1 ' 1 17 1:77 4 , -:lt 1 1 , XJ MRS. BEATRICE COKE MRS. BARBARA comms KENNETH COLSON HENRY COMOLETTI Languages Algebra Special Training Class Science 1941 1957 1958 195 XVX D Q 1- Q A Q p Q I X is V! I . - N K .Q - I X ' f 4 1 ., v. 4.1 I ' I t A X F in - . N P -. 5 ,' . if I I XQYS 1 R , f ,A I tw ' 1 ' ' f . 'R . ,f 'fi 1 SF ' E X .. -A -, I X N I4 -- X V I 4- Q, 'R in L'- xf I , . 0 4 f st MAX CRAWFORD MRS. CHARLENE DETTMANN MRS, ADELE EISMAN RALPH FESLER Problems of Democracy Physical Education Spanish Chemistry 1956 1958 1953 1942 W' '-W , X, ' PN i N ,-- , , l L X! . V Q 1. ., , N . A 1.5.1 2 V57 T fl. ki, .Q ,, SR LJ -1 WILLARD FREDRICKSEN MISS LILYAN GARABEDIAN LEO GARAPEDIAN Print Shop TYPR19 Journalism ' ' ' ' 1958 1952

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Ealciillly Galllely qxq ,li 6 X7 ml X V m ff- Q K ' vvv! fy p X W X Q. f- ,J BRUCE AKERS Electrics 1958 17 fvx ,A JI X xxx 'W , In 'xfxllf MRS. ELIZABETH BLACKSTONE Problems of Democracy 1954 its fill-L1 1- 4y -A l 1 I ' 9 .4 X W' f L. M X9 S my' Need MPS. COPLA BUPGHOUT ZZ Business 1955 lx! i.iV Ah M T' MELBOURNE AITKEN Problems of Democ ocy 1946 AQ B--4 I , G C Q I ,W I ' f ,Ki . '- - 2' li J X K V W U T bl i ' U 4, fw- 9 1 J fx il 5 i X Mies. FLORENCE BANKS NORMAN BERDAN Home Economics Engllsh D Q D Q K qx F j C N 7 N 0 B faq gl--L., ' Kr I vs, L . I , X M . Nw. X I i ROBERT BREWER LESLIE BRUCKNER U.S. History Gnd Civics World Higfgry l95l 1949 A x.-...ui A -4 I l ' 1. , ' f , 3 x f Xl . X 1 1 lx D D x ,, ' x... X I t 'F7 l O 1 . L . 1 X f X 1 u E AJ 5 f 'Q-:f -' GEORGE CAMPBELL MRS. LUClLE CARSON Boolnlwnping English I94l

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s X 'N LIT fieaiclmen ilehwl Life Many years of formal educaTion conTribuTe To The Training of a Teacher, as five years of universiTy Training are necessary To insTrucT in high school. MosT Teachers, afTer geTTing Their Teaching credenTials, furTher Their educaTion by going To college aT nighT and during summer va- caTion in order To advance in salary and in Teaching ablliTy. A Teacher does much more Than Teaching in The classroom. l-le aTTends faculTy meeT- ings, counsels sTudenTs, confers wiTh parenTs, chaperons aT school acTiyiTies, and fulfills many oTher obligaTions which are necessary in running The school. Besides This pan of his daily work, he has some Time for exTra curricular acTiviTies here aT school. Some of The various acTiyiTies are shown here. Signing-in aT 7:45 is Mr. Roland PeTe PeTerson. lupper left-hand cornerl. Eighf hours laTer he signs ouT. Miss Lilyan Garahedian, Miss Arlene Trunlc, Miss Marilyn Tower, and Mrs. Grace STephens are enioying a cup of coffee in The Teachers' lounge. llower lefTl. Talking To one of her sTudenTs during her conference period is Miss EsTher VVeinsToclc. lupper righTl. She has had many of These sessions during her ThirTy-six years aT BHS. PicTured in The lower righT corner is Mr. Roberf Clough geTTing his daily mail from his mailbox, This is also anoTher daily musT, as Teachers geT much mail and many office forms. Shown in The cenTer are Mr. Rohei'T Brewer, Mr. Polar-rT lomhcirrli, and Mr. Les Bruckner playing ci grime ol hrinrlhall, This is one of The sporTs ThriT is enjoyed hy the laculTy men OT BHS.