Burroughs High School - Burro Yearbook (Ridgecrest, CA)

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judy XX'ilson and Ray Mann are pictured above as leading characters in the Senior Class's winning assembly presentation, Too Much For O'Toole. Chas WJSQIDHQ gwarof Each year at the close of the last semester all students attending the Awards Assembly wait breath- lessly, in hope that their class may be awarded the Best Assembly Trophy. The purpose of the award, to improve the educational and entertainment value of the class assembly, causes much keen competition and results in the presentation of many good programs. This year the trophy was presented to the Senior Class for their outstanding production of Too Much For O'Toole, featuring Judy Wilson, jay Carty, Ray Mann, Chuck james, and David Carter. The play written by Mr. Kenneth Capron was based on a short story by Max Shulman. Mrs. jane Capron was the faculty sponsor and director of this activity. Congratulations, Senior Class! The plays, judged by a committee composed of the dramatic and music teachers and vice president of the Student Council, are examined for length, aptness, and production. WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE? We have reached the end of our journey and it is with some regret that we must part. Through the pages of this book we have tried to highlight the outstanding experiences we have enjoyed together in the past one hundred and eighty days. Not everything that was important to you has been recorded. In the last pages of this volume there is space for your friends and classmates to remind you of some of the happy and not-too-happy events which have made this year especially important to you. ARoum: ' JSE RLO 1 av fi' BAuooM 5' -ff l9O MVS +ill x 4290

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f 9 A W my --- cb an Wfccqfzyerzea 37511611406 For the past several years, the Bank of America has made available to the high schools of California, achievement awards recognizing outstanding accomplishments in the several tieltls of educational development. This year plaques were given to Sandy Witt, scienceg Ann Jagiello, business, from mir. ilzeeling. No! pjrfzzrezl is Peggy Jackson, winner of the plaque in liberal arts. Certificate winners ,rfmiffjug from fefl in rigfbl are Janice Nicol English' Bonnie Drum- mond, home econoinicsg Patsy Westfilll, foreign languageg and Ratlfortl .Bushnell metal shopi. N13 piclnrezf are Jenny Custer, rnusicg Terry Wfatson, mathematicsg and Marilyn Ruinpp, art. ee + 5 - ,lg ,Q , I 5 5 T A , 3 1. E' -4 N mg F '1- 1 T Y Y H ,, , -T ' 1' I . . K V - - E 1 ' 5 LIBRARY fl . N xg 4- Q ug eq.. TT X

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