Burroughs High School - Burro Yearbook (Ridgecrest, CA)

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f-Q, 1 gift! 111700 Trating thc map tor .1 guidcpost nt our trip around thu world was dune hy the annual stall, under thu direction ot' Mr. Norman lf. Young, The niany stories and rut lincs. l.1horit1usly writ- ten, and thc last minute rush ul liultiilling dtiad- lincs was almost tiorgottcn in thc p1't1dut'tiui1 ut' an outstanding yuarhuok. liditcd hy Sondra XY'.1rd, she was greatly assisted hy ht-r husinuss inaiiagcr, David Carter, thc artist. lNlarilyn Rtiinpp, and .1 nunihcr ul studt-nts who helped with thc pho- tograpliy, All thc glorious nicniorics of this year at Burroughs High art' hrouglit hack hy tht- pagcs V of this ljf Bffrrn. Oiimy, ,ii lit l1,l,,,-,, y',,,,,L- 1,11 1,1 1,-Aft! art- I..ii'ry lltttlu-r, plitvtivgixiplicii Saun- xhl Xgimly c,t,i,,Ig lynn! Cyiirri. lwnsiinss lU.IH.IaIL'l'Q and Marilyn R11inpp, art t lllttl Vfxfa ,fax ff A t ini-W l uilsiiilu tt- imtt .1 mlultlllllt' is thy lil l'llIl'Ill statt, laff In Jl4Q!7f.' S.111i11li'.1 XY'.1r1l. Gail Ands1'st1n. Qi.1l'UlyI1 Jonas, Rita Lane, Bonnie Drum- intinil. taitilyfl lq,L1Vl,,l1. Mi- Y 11 ll n g, Marilyn Ruinpp. Sxhil IJttI'l.llkl8Ul1. David Cfartcr. and Marilyn DUYIC- 60 M W F11 W It

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716e.sp1d12s The Thespians, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Beverly Aherin, promoted an interest in drama and related arts this year at Burroughs. A rather new organization, the drama students are affiliated with the National Thespian S0- ciety, active throughout the United States. Individual membership is gained by partici- pation in the fields of acting, directing, pro- ducing, managing, and advertising. Near the end of the year, a student who has shown remarkable abilities in the field of act- ing is chosen by Mrs. Aherin and is given the opportunity to reach higher levels. Last years honored student, Joyce Hatton, is now at the Pasadena Playhouse. Thespians ,rf.n1di11g. fefl Ill flgbl, have ruzn Barbara Davidove, Joan Kahler, Barbara McDonald, Nicky Wfilliams, Doug Huse. FIVIIII 1'f1u',' Glenda l.a- Fortune. -john Hobbs. Cheryl Eden, ome C012 OIIQICS Perhaps it was the traditional impulse of homemakers the world over tocxchange and improve ideas of domestic man- agement which led to the formation of the Home Economicg Club, The successful first year of existence brought such fund-raising projects as taffy apple sales, the profits of which paid for the aprons wornby members serving at banquets. The club planned and served the Senior Banquet, showed movies on preparing foreign foods such as French and Italian delicacies, and even created some recipes of their own. One of the highlights of the year was a joint meeting with the Home lfconomics Club of Trona High. Officers of this organization included the followingg Celeste Neipp, presidentg Cheryl lfden, vice president and treasurerg Paula Howe, first semester secretaryg and Nancy Wfilbanks, second semester secretary. Were just in time! Celeste Neipp invites us to have a piece of pie. Nancy XXf'ilbanks, center, and Cheryl Eden smile their ap- proval.

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ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE This group did not face the problems of pro- ducing a spectacular in the coliseum at Rome or presenting Macbeth at the Globe Theater in London. It did, however, have the problem of establishing and maintaining a schedule of assem- blies. There are many behind-the-scenes activities, which go about unheard of, carried on by the ef- ficient members of the Assembly Committee. Un- der the capable leadership of our student body president, lay Carty and his associates frepresen- tatives from each classj, we have witnessed many interesting programs. The goal of the committee this year was to present better assemblies for Bur- roughs High. This group was sponsored by Mr. Darwin B. Howe. The Assembly Committee takes time off from their duties of organizing better assemblies for Burroughs High. 'Fuji VOIP, lufl In zigblx Christine Waldren, Judy Wilscvn, Carolyn Barker. Bullfmf mzv: -lay Carty. Mary Robison. Margo Fields. eaogrsfrjo 01112 Cz' As we travel around the world, we cannot possibly have a full understanding of the countries we visit without acknowledging the leaders who make the countries what they HIC. At Burroughs we have established the Leadership Council, a new organization com- posed of the presidents representing the clubs on campus. To build a better student body, they perfected a schedule of club meeting times and taught officers how to efficiently perform their various duties. Acting also in an advisory capacity, the Council made needed recommendations which were taken to Student Council, where the suggestions were adopted to correct unfavorable conditions. As the past year was only the second in which the Council had been in operation, we wish to recognize the tremendous effort put forth by its members and its sponsor, Mr. Gilkinson. Robert WM The leaders of the sCh0ol'S various activities are .walled from left fu riglvif Judy Wlilson, Saundra Warrd, Gary Koehler, Celeste Neipp, Lynn Edwards, Christine Hathwell, Marilyn Rumpp, .lay Carty, Yolanda Casados, Sue Scheller, blustine Hallett: Larry Fletcher, 'lanice Nicol, and Sandy Witt. 6l