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

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.mlm ' s1,- sql' ' 'vw ive-v ' Z- r 4 -1 ...r 'rv 'r-fi nl L Q 'Ai qv .. y Q1 x J' ii. Tis .S 9 T Ql Front Row- Mr. Weybright, Miss Barnes, Mrs. Lewis, Mr. Polster, Mrs. Wemett, Miss Hanly, Mrs. Munch, Mrs. Benson, Miss Seidl, Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Clossetty, Mrs, Silva, Mrs. Cox, Miss Ewing, Miss Williams. Second Row: Mr. Plcitz, Mr. Chavoor, Mr, Shortenhaus, Mr. Drager, Mr. Tansey, Mr. Foss, Mr. Viskocil, Miss Woityla, Miss Springer, Miss Lee, Mrs. Liston, Miss Ewart, Mr. Maechling, Mr. Boone, Mr. Brandt, Mr. Thomas, Mr. Gould. Third Row: Mrs. Wilkinson, Mr. Witt, Mr. Parker, Miss Brockman, Mr. McLaughlin, Mrs. Tracy, Mr, Zook, Mr. Dowd, Mr. Gaitskill, Mr. Carpenter, Miss Sawner, Mrs. Beaton, Mrs. Shearer, Mr. Sage, Mr. Gilden, Mrs. Trernpe, Mr. Franks, Mrs. Manezon. Fourth Row: Mrs. Straley, Mrs. Arnerich, Mr. Martin, Mr. Browning, Mr. Rose, Mr. Dobis, Mr. Williams, Mr. Brown, Mr. Helbaum, Mr. Hroscikoski, Mr. Boyer, Mr. Lewis, Mr. Day, Mr. Aspittle, Mr. Flora, Mr. Smith, Mr. Grosmark, Mr. Voss, Mrs. Pogue, Mrs. Royer. SKILLED LEADERS INSPIRE OUR PERFORMANCES The many teachers who shape the life of a student will acquaint him with the 'humanities - art, music, and literature. He will discover many things about himself and about his fellow man through the study of science, mathematics, and the many skills that are offered as part of the curriculum. His teachers will instruct and advise him, encourage him, and steer him on the right course. Through the efforts of these men and women, students will go into the world with confidence and self- assurance, prepared to hurdle any obstacle which life may put before them. fjfi fs, ' r c fi-'.:.'.1f - f s T, ' I, , 4 ,N Mr Marshall, in his debut as faculty chairman, is assisted by Mr. Weybright. cu'

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m3Clt'r QQWQ Wir OUTSTANDING IN OUR HEARTS Well known to students ot Bsology ns Mass Carolme Barnes Her forthnght sincere manner and her qulck wut have made Muss Barnes a favornte wuth John Burroughs students Under her auspuces the Explorer s Club delves unto the mysterles of the world whuch surround us and Biology classes delve unto the mysternes contained rn the world of natural scnence A graduate of South Gate Hugh School Muss Barnes went on to attend All Saunts Junior College and USC Her hours are fulled by partlclpatnon un many actuvltles whrch Include the past presudency of the Burbank Teach ers Assocuatron and actnve membershup nn varuous or gannzatnons She glves freely of her tnme and talents to many worthy causes and us always ready to lend a helpnng hand an any way possible Her generosnty sense ot humor and constant endeavor toward the welfare of John Burroughs have gained her a place In the hearts of students and faculty alike ' 1 - 1 1 1 1 , . . . . . . 1 1 1