Burbank High School - Ceralbus Yearbook (Burbank, CA)

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FRANCE LaRayne Hall, had the unique opportunity of living with the Andre ' s in Aix en-Province, southern France this summer. She spent a month with this family, learning about French culture. Pictured, lower right, are Tory Cochrane, Renee Chase. Grace Koo, and LaRayne Hall, who met in NY on their return from France. 14 Summer tun Aloha from Nancy Troncoso. Mi- chelle Bella, and Angela Harrgan who had a great time exploring the Hawaiian Islands surfing, snorkelmg. beach parties, slum ber parties, and running barefoot in the rain a vacation they ' ll never forget.

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THE CAMP TRAIL Ceralbus Staff Visits UCI When their Advisor, Pat Andreoni, told Christine Forlano, Gail Swain, and Gina Oddo that they were going to Josten ' s Yearbook Camp at the UCI campus, they thought she was nuts. What would they do at a Yearbook camp? Well, they learned how to write copy, de- sign layouts, become better editors and they still had time to go to the beach, Knott ' s Berry Farm, have a pizza night, an ice cream social, a Toga Party, play dorm feud and make loads of friends. Has their camp experience made a differ- ence in the yearbook? Well, just turn the page and see. Why are Gina and Gail smiling? They just left the boys dorm and watching The Empire Strikes Back. The girls from Ciudad include Gina, Gail, Christine and their friends from all over Southern California. -Sj,l l-

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CHINA Teacher Pete Lipera accompanied a group of students from USC School of Nursing, as a historical guide on a study tour of China. Pictured is Chil- dren ' s Palace, in Shanghai, which is a school for gifted children, Mr. Lipera poses with two girls. The red kerchiefs symbolize membership in the Young Pioneers, a youth group of the Commu- nist Part. Melineh Aslanian (center), An- dre Aboolian (left), and Serj Minassian (right), enjoyed the sights of San Francisco this summer. SAN FRANCISCO