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

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Auxiliary of the American Legion. They also had moving pictures of the Olympic Snow Competition, and the Hill Billie Orchestra played and sang. It was held March 15, at the Longfellow School. The hoys in the Outdoor Traffic Squad are Joseph Chong, Jack Mede, Richard Rosenquist, Jack Navarro, Kenneth Geary, Peter Flammang, Jerrey Pulley, Donald La ' Brie, Raymond Murphy, James McCoy, Frank Accurso, Teddy Poage, Phillip Ray, Eugene Bice, Pio Ghidella, Billy Wagnar, Jerry Ponsi, Agapito Noriega, Yoshakazu Ito, Tony Magnetti, David West, Raymond Phipps, Howard Hein, George Hanson, Peter Antonini, Roy T iagi, James Navarro, Louis Ghidella, Lloyd Harris, Louis Rampcne, and Robert Drake. — Robert Drake INDOOR TJEG4TT1C ■ here are about sixty officers in the Indoor Traffic organization. Both boys and girls can become members. Dr. Standley appointed our chief, Elmer Silva, and our captain, William Johnson. Mrs. Mac Gregor who is head commissioner, appointed six lieutenants to supervise the squads; Squad 1, Granuccia Amadei; Squad 2, Madeline O ' Neill; Squad 3, Donna Jeanne Slater; Squad 4, Leland Andersen; Squad 5, Norman Graham; Squad 6, Frank Cosner. All the officers were sworn in by a representative of the Berkeley Police Department. At the end of the term those who are leaving their posh tions will receive honorable discharges from the Berkeley Police Department. The lieutenants have officers stationed in halls, yard, cafeteria, and the science building. The officers carry tickets which they can give to pupils who refuse to obey school regulations. Tickets can be given by officers for misconduct in assembly, halls, street, or yard. The pupils who receive tickets must report at the next session of the Burbank Court. The organization meets once a week to discuss problems that arise in directing traffic, and to plan for improving the organization. The one rule adopted by the school this term is that all students who wish to serve on Outdoor Traffic Squads must give one term of service to the Indoor Traffic. The Berkeley Police Department has promised us a theatre party at the United Artist Theatre as a reward for the term ' s work. — Granuccia Amadei BNNB H ' ave you ever thought, as you saw the Bui bank Band march proudly down the street in their red and white uniforms, of the work behind such an organiza ' tion? The members of the band, besides individual practicing, practiced each Monday and Wednesday, ninth period, on such pieces as the “Bridal Rose” and “March Bur- bank”. Mr. Hobbs, the band leader, composed the “ ' March Burbank”.

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GRANDMA PULLS THE STRING FANTASY FANTASY ft O CHAMPIONSHIP BASKETBALL TEAM

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The trio, made up of three saxaphone players. Jack Oliver, George Medeiros and Lawrence Silva, and accompanied by Mary Jane Morrow played twice for assenv blies. The band was the official band for the Yacht Harbor Opening, May 7, 8, and 9, during the Berkeley Pageant of Land and Sea. We all enjoy our band and wish it much success in the years to come. — Claire Frazee. MEMBERS OF THE BAND Trumpets Ed Maita Herbert Christensen Walter Botkins John Tronoff Eugene Friddle Carl Bowden Ro viand Thompsen Clarence Dalke Russell Morse Peter DeVmcenzi •S axaphones George Medeiros Jack Oliver Lawrence Silva Edwin Wooley Glen Bilyeu Jack Loebe Flute Bernice Doyle Basses Grace Wares Jacquline LePiotti Claire Frazee Carmen Johnson Fraser Scott Paul Hruska Baritone Clifford Mays (Clarinets Aldo Cianciarulo Richard Fehr Ernest Sin Melvin Coppa Claire McArthur Robert Ayres Nevin Stucco Mary Ellen Dunlap Arthur Johnson Don Barksdale Louis Linville Trombones Harlan Hodges Tommy Marks Eugene Cline Wallace Cabral Melophones Robert Carpenter Eugene DeSoto Marvin Ellis Clarence Andrews Antonette Mazzone Alvar Vickman Drums Martin Miretti Sheldon Iverson John Cornetti Edward Hardege Victor Yellis Robert Pearson John Veliotes Kelly Boulware Oboe Hannibal Brennes ORCHESTRA! T he musical “Spring Fantasy” which was given many times by unanimous requests was a great success. Weowecreditto Mrs. Rhodes and MissMisch. Faculty mem ' bers who gave generous’ y of their time were Miss Martin, Mrs. Most and Miss Weller. Let’s not forget the splendid cooperation of Mr. Schott and his orchestra. They played a very import: nt part in the fantasy. The Burbank Special Orchester played for the “Spring Fantasy” when it was given for the pupils on February 17, and for the parents on February 18, and 19.