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

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SPRING WIZARD STAFF SPRING STUDENT

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OUR HIGH NINE SPIRIT What makes the spirit of a class? Is it the buildings and grounds? The books, the teacher, the principal? Every boy and girl in every class wants that class to be the best in the school. Buildings, grounds, books, teachers, principal all help. But the real spirit of a class is made up of the boys and girls. This High Nine Class has had the real Burbank spirit. You have been very helpful to your school, and we appreciate it. We wish you every success which this fine spirit deserves. Sincerely yours, Bruce L. Zimmerman GOOD LUCK TO YOU It is always sad to say goodbye. You have been so industrious, cooperative, and friendly. I wish you success in your future life. Maintain your exhu- berant enthusiasm, keep your high ideals, and retain your pleasant memories of Burbank. Mrs. Ruth H. Waugh BILL WONG S MESSAGE This year’s Senior Class can look back with pride and satis- faction over the three years spent at Burbank Junior High School, three years spent with the teachers of Burbank preparing for high school. To those teachers we should like to express our warmest thanks and deepest gratitude for their patience with us. Thanks also go to Mrs. Waugh, our counselor, and to Mr. Zimmerman, our principal, for their willingness to help us. After graduation we shall enter an entirely new school, a school that will bewilder us just as Burbank did when we entered three years ago. Our training here has prepared us for what is ahead. We shall all miss the happy days spent at Burbank, but we shall never forget them. Bill Wong SPRING WIZARD STAFF Editor. Ann Ryan Crawford Stricklin Dorothy Duggan Flora Roy Don T Elo A , Evelyn Pilkinton Jon Appleguist Barbara Bartlow Joanne Churich Bob Tripp Edna Ferrari Willis Katka J ean Cornish

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