Burroughs High School - Burro Yearbook (Ridgecrest, CA)

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4 T l .rx fir. wal,- 'tv' Left fn right: hir. George Carson, tlireetorg Dnyitl Carter. tlruni iniiior, 1'ijI'.lf mzzy' Lorrie liurr- iniin, Donn Case, Siintlrgi Mitchell, lfl.iine Steininetf. Mirhiiel Fullerton, ,l.iy Tillitt, Donnol Soir- hrough, lllfllillll Cnshore, Rohert Florence, liilrry Shilherg, D.rxitl Atluinson, Ronnie Love. Antlrtr McGuire. Gwen Sriinway. Alhert French. Srrwnf rffux' B.1rh41rr1 Hill, Oletn Dial. lxir Curr, Iitlw.1rtl Flaltkson, James Rnntlolph. Kenny Duxis. AI.unes citlflllll, Vunce Holley, Sitlney Blowers, -lohn Penny. Christine Htlthwell, Dale Pierce, litlwnrtl il4l1l1l1l.tS, Claire W'ootlruff. ,luck Palmer. il-lIUI1l.1S XY'estCott. 'l'fnir:f rnzix' Rieliilrtl Beverage. George Carter. Kay Tillitt. VC'illi.un Rciitl, .ltunes Cook. Gary Kreigllhalum. Sainuel Gregory. Rohert Appleton, Don Vlfowler. 'lihonigis Hoppx XX 41lly Clemente. lioh HLllllHNN'.ll'. G.xry Daly. Smtlrii Wfitt. CQh.irle5 McGuire, 'lihurnmn 'l'urner, vleitn Martin. 7 an The Burroughs High School lmntl untler the tlirection oli George A. Ci.u'son rontrihutetl inuth to srhool spirit hy taking part reg- ul.u'ly in sthool .utixities Hoinetoining iirtiyities were skillfully pl.tnnetl, lxisetl on the theine Around the XY'orltl in 80 Days, tonsistinsg ol' the hest lowetl songs liroin nmny tountries, Also in the .ltj1t'lltl.l tor the lmntl this ye.rr wuts the trnnuttl Desert lliir pirrnde, lor whith p.1rtitip,ition they were t1w.irtletl liirst plitre. Greatly in- trtpisetl in size troni PI'CYlOtlSyk'.1l'S, it w.1s neressrlry for the stu- tlents to hart inoney-raising rietixities in order to purchase acl- tlitional uniliornis. The t'0unty's Honor Band plus the enjoyable spring tontert were only two of the other uetivities which helped to imke it .1 prol'it.1hle ye.u' for gill. The tluh officers were: Dale C,ottingh.un, presitlentg Rohert llollowiry, vice presidentg and S.1ntlr.i Wlitt. serretitry. Krlwlizzlq. fiom lrffl lu lfxQ!7f,' 'lill Curtis, lWf.1Ikl.l llli'I'I1l1.l Patsy Wfestfgill, Justine Hiillet, Sonya Tueker. 50

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7711 C116 Many countries display the beautiful works of their fam- ous artists. Holland and France are only two of the coun- tries contributing world masterpieces ever to be appreciated. It is around the world for the Art Club at Burroughs. Their many activities and accomplishments have contributed variety and color to our campus. The organization makes it possible for students with artistic ability to work with others who find this field equally as interesting. The members entered pictures in two contests during the year and also exhibited their work in a spring sidewalk show. Wfe were very pleased with the cafetorium display cases filled with various types of art work. Those heading the organization were Marilyn Rumpp, presidentg Donna Byrum, secretary-treasurer. Mrs. Adeline B. Williams was the sponsor of this activity. The officers of Science Club are, from left to right: john Walker, Sandra XVitt. Kay Tillitt, and Mr. john A. Donnan, sponsor. QFGIDG C516 Drama plays an important part in the advancement of any country as we noticed on our trip around the world. We could not gain even an inkling of its tremendous in- fluence by our faint glimpse as we floated through the sky. ln China Lake we find the Drama Club outstanding and contributing very much to the success and cultural advance- ment of our students. Its activities further one's knowledge of the theater and its membership is open to those inter- ested in this idea. The members participated in all school activities and their overall goal was to build up the costume wardrobe. Along with producing plays for our enjoyment and that of students from other schools, they reviewed several classic films and sponsored dances. 52 Stmzdirzg from left fo right fire: Marilyn Rumpp. Nancy Mussler, Donna Byrum, and Mrs. Adeline B. Williams. czen ce C516 One of Burroughs' newer and more active organizations, the Science Club is helping science enthusiasts build upon past discoveries through various activities. Collecting mater- ial for a science library and the annual Science Fair were among their major activities. They were busy learning how science has been projected into all phases of our life, here and abroad. This group had several opportunities to ob- serve demonstrations in Michelson Laboratory. Officers included Sandra Witt, presidentg john Walker, vice presidentg Kay Tillitt, secretaryg and Susan Smith, treasurer. i. Heading Drama Club, from lefz lo rigbl, are Shelby King, Dwight Furnish. and Margie Rosenberg. w 5 if i.