John Burroughs High School - Akela Yearbook (Burbank, CA)

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.ff 3, Y -, LZ-.,aiU...4z Manoa Capable Burroughs English teachers are John Sage, Milton Miklas, Dorothy Brockman and Abbie Tonge. They spend many hours chipping off the rough edges, brightening us up, toning us down, and final- ly fitting us for our future careers. Perhaps it was one ot these people who talked us into taking that despised trigonometry course that got us into that certain college. No matter what students think, teachers ARE human. They come in a variety of sizes, shapes and person- alities, colored with varying degrees of humor. Although they would be the last ones to admit it, we can be sure that they enioy our fun and our pranks almost as much as we do. Maybe they sometimes wish they were able to ioin in. Although it might seem as though it would take a combination of psychoanalysis, a high powered mic- roscope and long range research to discern a spark of affection - we too have a soft spot in our hearts for them - in fact if the truth were known, we love 'em. ' M nfl. Representing our English depdrtmwi CFU, Sfiftdlflif Arthur Dial, Marlon Linnert, Costello Bishop and seated, Coral Williams and Sally Lou Beaton. Under the competent direction of Olive Wemett and Katherine Arnerich the home economics department carries on its activitiesf l .iil'l?TEWr'crWl Wilbur DOY: Klfbt' RC'mSeYf 'VW' Williams' Ronald Beverly Kamp, Janet Werth, Bobbie Lewis, Elvin Gulf?-kell Und 5f0nleY Asplllle head The lnduslflcl Hutchison, Art North, and Bill Flora are the Burroughs AHS Shops- Physical Education advisors.

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3' V x' v' 'X 1 N M4 I i 0 l ' ':', ':-'1 ,, Some of Burroughs' competent history teachers are Thomas Marshall, far left, is showing a group of Richard Van Derhoof, George Boone, Max Crawford, faculty friends some of the items made by his classes Eve Wallenstein, and Gail Horstmann. in the study of history. Left to right are Mrs. Betty Lewis, seated, Ed Williams, and Ed Bedigan. X A55 Wi On these pages are pictures of those grand people we always want to remember, our teachers. They The responsibilities ofthe language and art depart- are with us through the ups and downs, the ioys ments rest on the shoulders of Irene Classetty, Helen and sorrows, the work and the play of our high Manezon ancl Ida Silva. f school life, Doing the honors for the math and science group As you an readily see from this picture, our Commerce are Carolyn Barnes, Charles Dugan, Esther Orlander, Department is in good hands. Left to right are Walter Lewis, and- Oliver Parker. Emely Moore, Robert Browning, Paul Williamson and Minnie Brandt.

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A. S. B. Cfficers JIM BURT, A.S.B. President B JERRY DUNN, A.S.B. Vice President Winter Dear Diary, In September of 1950, when we came back to John Burroughs, we had a group of willing and able leaders to lead us through the semester. Our president, Smiling Jim Burt, took over the tremendous task of organizing the Student Body for the coming activities of the year. He led us in our assemblies and fought for us on the football field. Jerry Flat-top Dunn was the right hand man to the President. The Student Body could always rely on him in case of need. He worked hard on Legislative Council and played a mean game of football. The gal on the business end of the pencil during Legislative Council meetings was Blonde Dolly Grotegut. She keeps the minutes of all meetings. She posts special bulletins telling of important acti- vities. Dollar signs file into Brainy Beverly Dunlap's mind and come out all balanced. fShe hopesj Beverly's iob has been to spend, collect and audit all money concerning the Student Body. Beverly was a Com- mercial maior and found her iob of auditor very helpful. DOLLY GROTEGUT BEVERLY DUNLAP A.S.B. Secretary A.S.B. Auditor