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EVENTS ABOUT SCHOOL Dear Diary : January 5. Our new school term opened to day, with new teacher, suN jects, and so many books It is hard to stop thinking of Christmas, but we will have to get down to work. January 12. The West Berkeley Y. ' M. C. a. dedicated the new build ' ing. Burbank pupils participated. The orchestra played under the direction of Mr. Victor Schott. January 13. A welcome was given to day to the pupils new to Burbank. Talks were made by pupils that told our new friends about the various ac ' tivities in the school. January 20. Ever ybody is going to the dance, the auditorium is about to burst with the enthusiasm. February 16. A patriotic program was given in honor of George Wash ' ington and Abraham Lincoln. Mrs. Rhodes and Miss Hoffmire directed. March 10. Two basketball games were given by the low and high nine girls and boys. The games were very exciting. The winners were the H9 boys and the L9 girls. Mar. 11 . The Dads’ Club Dance tO ' night had fine music. Dancing was over at 11:30. Mar 16 An outdoor rally with each advisory represented in the line of march was held today. This outburst of enthusiasm was to boost the Library Dance and Wi 2 ;ard sales. Mar. 17. Saint Patrick’s Day was ceb ebrated with a dance. Mar. 24. A basketball game was play ' ed today by the low nine and high eight girl. It was a very fast game and the low nine girls won. March 31 Merry feet tapping on the floor, bright dresses fla hing through the door, dancers are stepping gaily a round, keeping in time to the merry sounds. April 21 Open House at Burbank is a very happy occasion. Mr. Schott and or ' chestra entertained the guests who came into the auditorium to listen while they rested. April 27 The girls gave a Fashion Show to the Girls’ Association during an as ' sembly today. The band and orchestra went to Treasure Island to enter the three day music contest. Both organi 2 ;ations were rated “Excellent.” May 2 Today Miss Glasgow had the pleas ' ure of presenting the Spring Fashion Show at Treasure Island The school chartered a bus and all the girls went over together. May 19 Berkeley Day at the Exposition. A Pageant with over three thousand children was put on at the Fair. May 25 Time for another graduation play. The leading actors are Pearl Snubert, Mamie Maki, Dons Price, Melvin Haynes, and Ine 2 ; Conterno. June 1 The Girls’ Association Party was given today. All girls of the schools were invited. Ju ne 8 Graduation! Tonight the H9’s grad ' uated and received their diplomas. June 9 The Junior and Senior Programs for closing the term were presented. — Rena Me zetta, Laurena Myers
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ST U D E N INDOOR TRAFFIC Carleton Corson, Chief Richard Silva, Captain 1 Ernest Botefur, Captain 2 Jennie Gaipa Mary Ogliaro Pat Ames Jean Niemann Yayeko Sekimachi Jean Andrews Shirley Grice Juanita Silva Anna Rudzenia Pat Peterson Betty Pressnal Betty Krohn Enid Lewis Lester Miretti George Hildebrand Edward Loebs Leonard Garcia Mary Cotter Doris Price Evelyn McCoy Nadine Haverland Shirley Harding Peggy Carls on Mary Cianciarulo Harold McCormick Mary Gonzales Grace Redding PRINTERS Florence Alvarado Leonard Garcia Manuel Jardine Kenneth Leacock Ernest Marino Daniel Strong Raymond Salonen Jesse Sanchez Joe Valente ARTISTS John Anderson Robert Riley David Rodger Harry Sale Fred Stadelhofer Arthur Olofson Yook Cheng Ng Robert Torstrom Edward Loebs T GOVE Janet Kiteas Aldyne Day Analee Cary Lorraine Wagner Eleanor Birkner Josephine Boricchio Axel Lindholm Teddy Coopman Chester Duncan Susanna Denny Ralph Peyovich Francis Mulcahy Marietta Boston Albert Scagliola Virginia Donnell Jean Lovette Ruth Noriega Carol Seaton Marie Corriea Ruth Christenson Merle Williams Robert Anaclerio Carl Holm Harry Lindstrom David Rodger Tom Coopman OUTDOOR TRAFFIC Ernest Marino Donald Bradley Carlo Jensen Manuel Jardine COLLECTORS H9-1 Lucille Cochrane H9-2 Aileen Ghidossi H9-3 Betty Keltz H9-4 Lucille Patritch H9-5 Adrienne Stovall L9-1 Rosemary Dick L9-2 Evelyn Jespersen L9-3 Fred Murakami L9-4 Arline Roby H8-2 Lorraine Wagner H8-3 Ralph Peyovich H8-4 Clara Rosetto H8-5 Betty Frates H8-6 Fred Davis L8-1 Analee Cary L8-2 Yook Cheng Ng L8-3 Marie Roby H7-1 Theda Botefur H7-2 Betty Miller H7-3 Robert Poage R N ME N T Alex Farrace Robert Jensen Dale Hall Jim Ellis Raymond Salonen Billy Simac Ito Kazuyuki Ira Ingle LeRoy Fisher Tony Delgado Robert Joy Bill Plumley William Ross Spencer Seddon Arthur Napoleon Jess Orbiz Clifford Hanner Roy Luoma Alfred Icardi Joseph Perez Louis Loura William Henry Robert Helsten Carl Buscemi George Schaefer Richmond Dawson Clarence Ellingson Dan Harris Francis Chong George Perez George Yamashiro George Lateana Robert Seaton Daniel Strong H7-4 Marcelline Senegal H7-5 Atlee Horner L7-1 Joe Wyman L7-2 Maizie Thompson L7-3 Vincent Nicora L7 ' 4 Sam Todorovich FACULTY ADVISORS Bruce Zimmerman R. H. Blanchard, Printing Virma Glover, Photography Beatrice McVaney, Literary Robert Royle, Photography Louisa Santos, Art Jean E. Skimmings, Sales Edwin Swineford, Photography Jeanette Stewart, Typewriting Robert Stewart, Photography
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