Burbank Junior High School - Wizard Yearbook (Berkeley, CA)

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4 PRESIDENT. . . L Dorothy Loveland F-13 it' ' JW' ' ' ef' if ' VICE-PRESIDENT . . . Dorothy Romley gg SECRETARY. . . . .Winona Harris lg ' W2 .L 'A 11-.1 -...earn 1 A 'Qi H9 . . .Charlotte Bakglri, Elvmga Trugngf -:ag . i N rx H Hg' eresa omase o E, -5635 L9. . . . .Helen Kemp, Metta Bierman i I Q gf? H8 gvJe2l3JnBDelphi3, Erbet Evazis bp .h 1 - - - I- S. ,, rown, ar, Ferran o X Ns k lv z Elv1ra Mlguel, Lucy Macagno l L35 I XXL 'lf' glib' L8. . . Elsa Schlafke, Florence Hoeth 1 if 5 , Maxine Hamilton, Lucille Verdonr , ' W 'TQ H7. . . .Iola Murchio, Margaret Speer A O '-N' Thelma Donato! qfii flilluhg L'7. . ....... Virginia Laakson' ,rw-5 M Marjorie Mergentnal Q Marjorie Carney, May Pastano, MM' O'?G . . . ....... Mayo De La Roi o 'inf ' E ' -Sb o if . E . lb PRESIDENT. . . . George Cornell WON . 'fff'3 f K A Q' 5 vrcr-PRESIDENT . . .Joseph Piazza 4 lm I I ' M ,Iii E SECRETARY. . . . . . . . . . Fay Bell 1. - ' ' .L A r 1 ' . . Q qr . x ig?-5' N H9. . . Walter Herbert, Elmer Johnson Q ' X ffl ' W Clarence Medes N Cn X Qing . L9. . . Hiroshi Endo, Charles Fratres ' --,er M Nicholas Minitsky ww if . ,LX-5. ,K Clarence Hustead M I 2? Hs. . . . . .John Bloom, Leslie Olson , f John Argenta, Lloyd Archer M Lfggrififf' 2 L8. . . . . .Frank Mendes, Nick Biagi W-. . - John Encalada, Roberto Hernandez '5 H ' 11-17. . . .Rockwood Adams, David Chavez ' ,,,:3gEv L' I A . . , ' . HH, n Sam Vltale .1 L7. . . . Harry Mellin, Walter Benson 5? j 3' Walter Soo, John Martinez . ff- K- W,-l 2.. ,-J.,-4'- -.,.-I-- ,fr -5 4,-,,.-.-, ,,f' . A My .. Q., -ti Aww. -,.. 7-.. , -Q 31...-. V . . CN... Y.. -74,,,,,-,,gv,,

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BURBANK'S WIZARD B est in the West, or anywhere else, U nique in all of its ways. R adiates joy for each girl and boy, B rings back the happiest days. , A gain we may turn the pages of time, N ow looking backwards once more. K ind friends we have met, but we'll never forget, S chool days at Burbank's door. W izards recall all these pleasures, I llustricus thoughts they betrayg Z estful yeu'll be as you look to see A record of old school days. R emember our teachers, the studies, the rules, 'D earest of all--old Burbank School. SCHOOL SPIRIT What does school spirit mean to you? Have you get it? If not, you should have. School spirit means to take part in school activities, to become interested in your school. Each term that you buy a Wizard, you are helping out your school. When you sell tickets or buy them for the P. T. A. affairs, and when you attend paid assemblies, that helps the school, When the girls wear their middies on assembly day, it shows that they are trying very hard to do what is asked of them. More girls and boys should attend the ball games and yell and cheer for our team--sometimes it needs your help. We are very proud to go to a school that has such a fine principal and such good teachers, and we want to do all in our power to give it our best support. Please show school spirit. THOUGHTFULNESS Thoughtfulness on the part of the students toward the janitors is always essential in the school. The janitors have so many duties that the students should be careful not to make their work doubly heavy. There are so many little things done by the pupils Which, when added together, make the work of the janitors much harder. It would be well to av'id doing the following things if we wish td help others: writing on the walls, wiping lipstick on the sides of the mirrors, dropping paper on the lawn or in the yard, and upsetting the chairs in the classroom. A