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

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Shirley, G. Thomas, R. Wagner, L. W immer, V. Yamamoto, E. Soe, A. Soo, R. Thompson, M. Thorpe, J. Walker, E. Wallace, P Wolf, D. Wong, L. Yool, R. Zwetz, S. Swerer, R. Verdugo, L. Whiting, G. Wulbern, E. Gilmore, W. Thomas. K. Wagner, H. Wiseman. B Wyman, J. Ncwall, I..

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I SAW YOU COME I saw you come--bright- eyed, eager, plastic, questioning; I watched you seek friends, test ways and means of liv- ing in the new scene. Some followed false clues, some wavered; others marched straight ahead, As if a goal was out in front, ever beckoning to- ward better things. To the little children of three years ago I say good-by. I see you preparing to go-- even now a faraway look is in your eye, As you gaze out into the unknown To new friends, experiences, joys, sorrows and work-- To fulfillments of dreams ' begun in your early- teens , While yet you had time to browse and linger and seek For the right ways to live and love and serve. To you, the young men and women of tomorrow. I greet you-- I will miss you when you’ve gone. V.M.G. CLASS GIVE TO THE WORLD THE EE ST YO FACE TO DEDICATION On a dreary January day in ’39 a group of pu- pils from grammar school entered Burbank. We felt lost in our strange sur- roundings. Out of this state of mind a very strong but gentle woman helped us. As time passed we re- ceived our share of praise and blame from our counsel- or who did everything in her power to help us. Out of this group have developed many good, loyal future Amer ican citizens. We therefore dedicate these memoirs to Hiss Virma C-lover, counselor of the 119 group. --The High Nine Class Y.E HAIL THEE BURBANK TUNE- We Are Americans We hail thee Burbank, Our Junior High so dear. Thy fame is ever glorious; Thy name we love to hear. We fondly shall remember Ion The school we love so well. With thoe dear Burbank High Our hearts shall dwell. --E.C MOTTO HAVE AND THE BEST WILL COME YOU .