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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1959 volume:

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NORTON NELSON, school registrar. can usually be found diligently working to solve the many program problems that occur throughout the year. Mr. Nelson is also one of our popular geometry in- structors. MISS MARTHA IANE TOPPING. a well known figure on campus, does a line iob as Mr. Weybright's secretary. '--.. ,,.,, , , - ADMINISTRATORS This marks the fourteenth year that MR. I. RUSSELL CROAD has served Burbank as Super- intendent of Schools. His energy and foresight have kept our schools abreast of the times despite the rapid growth of our city. 1 5 : :Sf MRS. RUTH STRALEY, Dean of Girls. is responsible for the welfare of all girl stu- dents. Her position involves her in every phase of social and academic life at Iohn Burroughs. MR. ALLEN BURNSIDE, Dean of Boys, assists the male pop- ulation of our school with their personal and scholastic problems as well as being active in student body affairs. The president of the Board of Education during the past year has been Mrs. Susan Lundstrom. She is handing over her gavel to Pat Murman, President for the day. The other four members of the board are: Mr. Gordon McCann, Mrs. Mary Stafford. Mr. Robert Omer. and Mr. Dwight Wil- liams. These five long-time residents of Burbank set up the budget and educa- tional policies for the Burbank school sys- tem. They strive to maintain high stand- ards and to increase our educational op- portunities. SECRETARIES v : 9. 1. MARIE ANTON. lelt, is secretary to the registrar and also takes care of all transcripts. NADINE ROSS assists both Vice-Principals and handles all personnel records. 2. IRENE McDOWELL, left, is in charge oi all attendance matters. FLORENCE RUDDICK handles all student body expenditures and deposits. 3. OPAL FRASER. lelt, issues permits and records all detention. IEANNE LINKERT, in her part-time iob, has various duties including laculty assignments. N URSE MILA FRANTZ. shown above, is IB's nurse. Her most important duty is giv- ing iirst-aid to students. PTA BOARD Our PTA board has the responsibility of awarding scholarships to students. Mr. Allen Burnside, Boys' Vice-Principal, uses one handling the line refreshment stands at football games, and promoting various oi our popular vending machines. These machines other good will proiects. The executive board includes: Standing. lelt to right: have been welcome additions to the IB campus. Mrs. Robert Buss. Mrs. lack Stewart, Mrs. Iohn Baker. Mrs. Conrade Schatz. Seated: Mrs. William Straley, Mrs. W. E. Manning, Mrs. Douglas Iennings. OUR ACTIVE OFFICE This typical scene oi our oilice shows Sue Pam Sargent being assisted by one of our eliicient secretaries. Mrs. Linkert. ll Hllah Price librarian and her assistant Mary Io McElroy Many students lmd our well equipped library very useful are continually helpmq IB students emoy a myriad of books before school throughout the day, and after school. Q N L- Our competent cashierinq staff for this year includes: left to right. Evelyn Ep- stein. Ienniier Thompson. Ioan Savo, Kathy Sauer, and Anita Lippman. CASHIERS Our efficient custodians deserve much credit for keeping our campus beautiful. clean. and green. Their staff. headed by Mr. Les Rogers. includes FIRST ROW. left to right: Inez Pe- digo. Lester Rogers. Roland Hughes. SECOND ROW, Martin Walsh, Albion Harrison. Henry Perkins. Laurence Ostrander. and Anthony Bourgeois. N t - X Ulsfrf V LNX . f UST, .xx 3 c L 1, Z fg ft ' .ob CUSTODIANS CAFETERIA STAFF Many thanks go to the IB cafeteria staff who prepare and serve our fine lunches. From left to right: Blanche Smith. Manager: Rosemary Pope. Lena Pernot, Louise Radermacher. Esther Hines. Dorothy Schultz. Hilda Silverman. Betty Timms, Alma Farrow. Virginia Edgar, and Eleda Hanson. E Q,-v K5 4 rp...-. N gk at flip , . R r Q t ll STAN ASPITTLE Print Shop GAYLORD BOYER ROBERT BHOWNING Metal Shop Drama sim:ffmafkfffemmwfsi-iw rival KALE CANFIELD TW n Football 'ffwgx -at-1' an ? , Bwwix X X 5.27 X . -, , ,f1,,, . J 1 l J'. f zmx , ,Lf gy I ltg gg ... WILBUR DAY - X o wood shop K7 'ii ,. X, I X I IRENE CLASSETTY ROBERT CROWLEY English English Latin WILLIAM CARPENTER English PAT DOWD Science l I Audio Visual . . A4 Ile DWCOzaA4 of Om mcx DRAGER ' Varsity Football P. E. A ,., ,i Fw ..,3,- . an oilll X A I l 3 , A , if 1 5 2 11, 1.onnA1Nz: Ewmrr JEAN x-:wma M English History - V o'll f ' g n A lwwxxc 'T' if Zffffg , , -f 45 .--'f1 wg it ,E WILLIAM FLORA Math ROBERT DUNNIVANT MARIORIE FRANCE Varsity Football History I 5 e 'V , f , . Q, f' 5 I I ff L I 5 GERSEN GBOSMARK ELIZABETH HILL Math A.S.B. Advisor P.E. FACU LTV RONALD GAITSKELL WILLIAM HILL Iewelry Muih Dfdfiinq Science l I 4 O RAY HROSCIKOSKI WALTER LEWIS Bookkeeping Electrics Typing Radio BJECI - 9 ns. CDN-S8 GLADYS LEE IOHN LE SUEUR Senior Problems History IAMES KELLY MARY FRANCES LISTON Spanish Moth History IAMES LLOYD Athletic Director P. E. 'L 'in- M , . m , X ff HELEN MANEZON THOMAS MARSHALL Art History Akela CONLEY McLAUGHLIN IOI-IN McLAUGHLIN Drafting Basic Aeronautics Art Structure Science M4 O T ' W5 WRC. . . ' Tien T ' IOHN MITCHELL OLIVER PARKER Bookkeeping Algebra Store Sales Physics IOANNE PAMER HENRIE'I I'A NELSON Record Keeping Senior Problems Oiiice Practice QM Nil 0541285 MAXINE MUNCH VIVIAN POGUE Ellqliih General Business HiSl0l'Y Shorthand DWIGHT MARTIN Organ Vocal Music CLARENCE REDMAN Dralting Auto Service .. -. i I af- l lit Q3J hglish f. WQJRV W 1 - , Vw MQROYER IACK RICKETTS ROBERT ROSE M Ewen W Science Orchestra 1 Q K Biology Bands V J , AC L I V W X ' f , N ' ZW-if fd f A X Q 'E 1, 11,s4.fs.if,f f l , V,. fL,,.J X . -ftfv-' I 45 ' N-LZ IOANNE RUCKMAN -'K-J-,vC.g,, - W HN SAGE Clothing ' , English Personal Grooming To rqivwe Zleggiwdm cfm sum Keg... FRANK SALA LIBBY SHEARER Science Special Training Photography English CAROLE SEBASTIAN IANET SEIDL History English ,rm mv? , MILDRED SAWNER LEON SHORTENHAUS Business English Senior Problems Typing Varsity Football 'w,,,.f, if IDA SILVA FLOYD SMITH MARILYN SPRINGER , M,-,DOROTHY TAGASUKI Spanish Hisiory Minorettes , ag' f , jf LI 'ff 'V' Typing P.E. , 1 6 English W N, Aff' ff L .1 WX M. Q W. D 'mv I iii? ., - 'R 'Mx o, ' K' ,X XX R 'lf - -C' BLANC!-LE TAYLOR LLOYD THOMAS KAY THOMCISNS 5 -614 History Senior Problems P.EQ --plc A Basketball SCE, Y Cf FLORENCE TREMPE Shorthand Office Practice ED VISKOCIL Mcuh B Bcxskeibcxll OLIVE WEMETT Foods ,: ,, , . r ,L if e., . , ' ,- Y ,, A. i . l J 1 T5 FX . A 'lxiww I 'if ' - ' ll A if be +1 illllll' lll lag. fill l l l If m ROBERT VOSS Senior Problems Golf HARRISON WEST Icurncxlism English wfg E. DOVELL WHITE THEODOSIA WILKINSON CORA WILLIAMS ED WILLIAMS Spanish English English Senior Problems Algebra FACU LTV IVAN WILLIAMS BITTERSWEET WOITYLA Auio Sl'10P Dance Mr. Ed Williams, Faculty Chairman, has given ihe iloor to Mr. Tom Marshall who is addressing the group at a monthly meeting. Mrs. Libby Shearer has been chosen by the students of lohn Burroughs as teacher of the year. She attended Central Mis- souri Teachers College, gradu- ating with a BA degree. She completed her post graduate work at Kansas City University, where she received her Masters Degree. Mrs. Shearer taught school in Kansas for the next eighteen years-in the cities of Independence, Kansas City and Peculiar. fSpeaking of Pecu- liar -her favorite hobby is horse racing. She attended the 75th running of the Kentucky Derby in Louisville in 1950.7 While working for the Fed- eral Government fshe began in l944J she was transferred to the West Coast in 1954. After living on the West Coast for awhile, Mrs. Shearer decided to quit and resume her teaching ca- reer. She began teaching at IB in l954. She teaches Sophomore English and our Special Train- ing classes. She is the advisor of the all-important Pep Council and there is hardly a school sports event at which she can- not be found. The students of IB salute Mrs. Libby Shearer. . fl ff' . H 4 i , Q, sig V . A V 1. -wif, .315-2, M1954 tl --sy wh: --J. 1'T2: f4E ' Sify' TBAGZZ44 of we Veda Mr. Bill Flora was chosen by the IB students as the outstanding man teach- er this year. Mr. Flora has earned the respect and admiration of all, and his math classes are usually full to the point of overflowing. Mr. Flora began teaching at Bur- roughs in l949. Before entering the teaching profession Mr. Flora attended the University of Redlands. While at Redlands he became well-known as an athlete, being named on the All-League Basketball and Baseball teams. This athletic influence has followed him to our campus. Up until this year he was Varsity basketball coach: this year he takes over as Varsity baseball mentor. He is never too busy for a friendly conversation or too tired to give a wor- ried student a helpful bit of advice, whether it concerns educational or per- sonal problerns. Mr. Flora is the stu- dent's idea of a first-rate teacher. C H Dl- CM Y Y ig SENIORS The Hunters of prehistoric times possessed Herculean strength. ln fact, they were so strong that they were able to kill the dangerous Diplo- das with only one blow from the tusk of a slimy Stynacosares. The Hunters were also very intelligent. Why battle with a sassy Saltoposuclius when a little salt on the monster's tail would serve the pur- pose just as well? they reasoned, Because of their extreme bravery and wisdom, they were acknowledged by all as the leaders. Qur Seniors at Iohn Burroughs have inherited most of the Hunters' praiseworthy virtues. Dur- ing school hours they bravely face their classes with only their books as weapons. Nightly they tackle difficult homework assignments and often they wrestle with enormous exams. Even with all these terrific academic problems, they still find time to take interest in student body affairs. 'O X 2-2, N f, fix Y 4 l X ,Vi lar 6' .vi 'ill levels tftllrrgm 8255.0 fam ,Q llwnfst 'lluaqt Wguauu iq, - Henry Limoge and Bob Wright are not only skilled in the use of the English language. but are able to speak a foreign language almost as well. Henry served as MC at the annual Cinco de Mayo Fiesta and Bob served as French Club president for a year. Mary Duby. Annette Verner, and Margaret Hartung prove that it isn't iust a man's world, even in the field of science. Although these three girls spend a great deal of their time among test tubes and bunsen burners, they have excellent grades in their other classes and are very active in all school affairs. L a ln every Senior Class there are sev- eral students who have contributed a great deal to their school and to their fellow students. Their desire to learn more about the World around them through education, and their interest in school affairs cause them to stand out. The students whose pictures appear on the following pages have been chosen by the faculty of IB to be honored with the title of Outstanding Seniors of 1959. OUTSTANDING Mike Kaplan is the outstanding student of the year in college prep courses. He has the ability to do all sorts of work. from a complicated scientific problem to an analysis of history. Mike, who plans to make science his specialty, has captured countless scholastic hon- ors. too. Not all of Mike's time is de- voted to studying, however. He is active in many extracurricular activities such as Key Club and AFS, and is one oi the best liked and most respected boys at Burroughs. Sandra Odor is the scholastic leader in the vocational field. Although her main interests lie in the field of busi- ness. she has taken many of the most difficult college prep courses in order to give herself a fine general educa- tion. Sandra's warm and friendly per- sonality has endeared her to faculty and students alike, and we feel that she will have no trouble in becoming a really top notch secretary. SENIORS Pete Hillman and Tom Tintorri were unanimous choices as outstanding athletes of 1959. Pete was a mem- ber of the All-League Basketball team two years running, while Tom was selected as an All-League foot- baller. Both boys earned starting berths on our fine baseball team, too. Carmen Gomez is active in al- most every phase of girls' sports. Having been GAA president, vice president, and treasurer and a mem- ber of Lettergirls for the last two years, she is well known for her sportsmanship as well as for her fine playing. Carmen's friendliness and humor have endeared her to many students at Burroughs. Bill Christopher, feature editor of the Smoke Signal. kept everybody up to date on the latest Burroughs events. Sheron Rehwald served as Editor of the Smoke Signal this year. Her new innovations and controver- sial editorials added greatly to the merit of the paper. Noel Iohnson. hard-working editor-in-chief of the Akela. also found time to take part in athletics and school activities. He served as Senior Class president during the fall semester and was a member of our championship B Football team. Micky McGarvey, Carol Pease and Mary Berry have held many impor- tant offices in student government during their years at Burroughs. The interest of the school as a whole has always been uppermost in their minds and they have devoted their time and energy to fulfilling the re- sponsibilities of their offices. Mary has served her school as Iunior Class secretary, ASB recorder, and Senior Class secretary. Carol was elected as ASB secretary for two terms. Mickey has held the offices of ASB recorder and ASB president. A1 Vacio and Steve McKenzie were two of the finest B athletes we've had at Burroughs in quite a few years. Both were members of the '58 Championship Football team. Be- sides being fine athletes, both boys took part in other school activities. Steve served as Boys' Council presi- dent lor a semester. while Al head- ed our Lettermen's Club this year. The seniors who merit the greatest praise in the field of instrumental music are Bill Bums and Andy Gor- don. Bill, who has been active in every phase ot instrumental music at Burroughs from dance band to orchestra, is also active in extra- curricular musical activities such as the Burbank Police Boys' Band. Andy has contributed much oi his time to band and orchestra, and served this year as president ot the dance band. Andy has also served as vice-president of Boys' Council and president of Senior Class. This may look like a row, but it's really iust Sharon Moore and Danny Richards rehearsing a scene from the Senior Play, which they helped make such a tremendous success. These two versatile people could do comedy or tragedy with equal ease and their portrayals added much appeal to many drama productions at Burroughs. fs 1, 5 5 5,941 Dance awards seemed to come easy to such talented and enthusiastic dancers as Leslie Weiner and Caro- lyn Fitzpatrick. Both of these girls captured lead roles in the annual dance performance. Their contribu- tions of time and talent helped to make the performance a smashing success. qv- loan Freeman. Lynne Kenworthy. and Harold Daugherty, are three oi the most talented performers at Bur- roughs. Lynne. who is also a very line dancer. is especially known lor her excellent acting ability. She walked oft with top acting honors at the Foothill League Drama Festi- val. Ioan has been active in almost every phase of entertainment at Burroughs. She has contributed her acting, singing, and dancing talents to many performances, including last year's operetta Annie Get Your Gun . Ioan was one of our swing- in' songleaders this year. too. Harold deserves much credit for his exceptional ability in the fields of instrumental music and singing. He has taken part in such musical ac- tivities as the IBHS quartet, the operetta. and senior choir. QUTSTANDING SENIORS The clicking of typewriters is a familiar sound to Barbara Heffleger and Cyn- thia Aubley, outstanding seniors in the field of business education. In this field. promptness. efficiency, and a sense of responsibility are mandatory. These girls have been very successful in ful- filling these requirements. T Efficient and neat would certainly de- scribe Merrilee West and Sandra Ma- lan. our two outstanding seniors in the field of home economics. Because of their interest in new ideas and their flair for fashion, homemaking will al- ways be a pleasure for them and not lust a duty. X C1 . staff? Z fy H ,f '3?3'i'f?5f ' e,,n., H 35 N' Q Sandra Faye and Carol Dickason have already won many awards for their original approach in the world of art. They both are now attend- ing weekend classes on scholarships at two of the most famous art schools in this area. Sandra is at Chouinard and Carol is at Art Cen- ter. Carol's good nature was often taxed with requests for posters, ban- ners, and program covers for school events. She unselfishly turned these out at an amazing rate. Larry Clark and Art Berchin special- ize in different fields. Larry is an expert mechanic and knows iust about everything there is to know about automobiles. He not only can repair cars. but is able to design parts for them. Art specializes in photography and many examples of his fine work can be seen through- out this book. issmmxewwfias,was2:22.-ms:s2Hi'asx1z:vaw ,,,,,n-W H HMM No, this isn't a tire drill! It's iust some of our Burroughs Seniors marching triumphantly out ol the assembly, as the lowly iuniors and sophomores enviously await their year of glory. The Winter Senior Council started the organization of all activities concerned with graduation. The biggest issue they had to lace dur- ing their term of olfice was what to do about the Senior Area. They settled the issue very successfully. The area will be a pleasant place for Senior get-togethers. Lett to right: Leslie Weiner, Ioan Free- man. Debbie Morris, Carol Wood- ard, Dave Banta, Ioy Ross. Ionna Baker, Ann Stange, and Ianice Freuchting. Iisiff ,wmgsfmawzvswxs Here is the group ol students the Seniors have elected to represent them during the spring semester. With the help oi the Senior guid- ance teachers they are now com- pleting the details for the last big Senior llinqs in Iune. Lett to right: Peggy Derrick, Pat Murman, Fran- cie Cornwell, Vera Laflutfa, Mary Berry, Bill Benkovsky, Leslie Wein- er, Irene Simon, Andy Gordon, Dave Schacter, Ann Stange. Sue Gunter. Marian Pagel, Sharon Crawley. Sue Forth, and Vince Delirancisco. X436 The spiritual number was one of the most exciting and intricate numbers in the show. The female leads in this year's show were captured by Carolyn Fitzpatrick and Leslie Weiner. Carolyn portrayed the torrid villainess, Nelly Bly, while Leslie depicted the thwarted wife, Frankie. Both girls gave excellent performances. ., 51. 6 fl '...!QjQ,,iz:l, f i DANCE DR MA This year's successful dance perform- ance was an adaptation of the Ballad of Frankie and Iohnny. This familiar story was told in terms of modern dance, ballet, pantomime, and music. This combination, along with the stylized settings and attrac- tive key colors, gave the performance a new vigor and originality. The cast was made up of the members of modern dance class, who were assisted by seven talented boys. This was the first performance in which boys took part. The leads in the story went to Leslie Weiner CFrankieJ, lerry Libman Clohnnyl, and Caro- lyn Fitzpatrick tNellieD. The choreography was done by Miss Bea Wojtyla and Leslie Weiner, while Mr. Bill Carpenter supervised the direction of the entire show. The original music for the production was composed by Mr. Bob Rose and his Dance Band members. The success of this type of production means that Burroughs can look forward to more shows of this calibre. KL qs... 'US -uv Secretary Susie Forth, President Noel Iohnson, and Vice-president Tom Condit served as Senior Class Officers during the fall semester. The iob of completing the Senior Area was delegated to these three. Thanks to their line efforts lalong with those of the Senior Area Committeel, seniors may now enioy the pleasant atmosphere of their own private domain. Hwwlm' Hwlfvy ,s-,Q ax Senior Class officers during the spring semester were Pat Murman. treasurer: Andy Gordon. presi- dent: Mary Berry, secretary: and Bill Benkovsky, vice-president. Their maior duties were to help make the final preparations for such events as the Senior Prom, the Candlelight Supper. and the All Night Pm-ty. 'Scmdy Albert Iohn Alborq Bob Albriqht Tom Allen Port Alsop me H sENuoRs Robert Andres Don Anqel Angelo Arcrmburu I , l Bob Antenucci 29 Hugh Arno Charlene Arnold Iudy Arnold l We Hwulew SEN IORS .Rf do-uuvu oQ,Lu.1z,Q.QJ SRJWLKLVDE vga-us, ' ' CDV K- C- Jv'x,m1a.1.f if-ML Jijvuzo Jmmilpimwb LXGK-b Cwffvv Jd.!3.Q.. .XJYLJ LUfL.v,, X - Ckkkkgfnf f Angelo Arroyo Clayton Atkinson Carol Attardo Cynthia Auloley Barbara Bailey Ionna Baker David Banta Pat Barlow 'Qx Kenneth Barnes loan Baucurn Kenneth Beaiie Bonnie Beebe Carolyn Behymer Dave Bell William Benkovsky Lorin Benson Ari Berchin Barbara Berndt Emm5X4Q559wmZZedef1Z4afdmfl4mAdp-aifmw4652nf414 came ' ema4A... ' Mary Berry Dorothy Beihoon Donna Bieclerrnann Barbara Birch Ken Bixby ,X if W Terry Blackwell Kenneth Blaclen Dave Blaisdell Robert Blauvelt lim Bleclcsinith CPendletonl Dorothy Blencle Ianice Bolen Denny Bomar Sherry Bond lla Boyd 32 SENIORS rf' Francie Boysen Michelle Bradley Cathleen Briix Ken Brinkman William Brodhag Tim Broughton Iirn Brown Linda Brown Carol Bruckmann ,A-B l 'Wt 4'-. A ll? Aff? Marilyn Bruton Iohn Bullock William Burkitt Alan Burns Bill Burns pwywwmmafe. A4f-wvl4wA441Au0k, Wmnddfeaf-ef fonilf, MJ WM cooked. Nyla Buseth Karen Buss Denny Butterworth Patricia Byram Roger Byrd ' Ifli I. Tie H SENIQRS Maryann Cassidy Ioyce Cerj ak Michael Caqqiano Iirn Callaway Harry Campbell f lames Canning Bill Christopher f . if , :ir J. SQ livhmaah . Bob Carrano Eddie Carrillo Larry Clark Iudy Cobb xv 'V-IJ' YD' Donna Coelsch Sue Colernan Bill Coleman wmv Hr Ierry Cook Linda Cook Andy Cooper Kwowiewfge Zaummdcldfwwm We wieef wmmadenmvwl, Francie Cornwell Sybil Crawford ffm' 'J Sharon Crawley Frederick Comes Tom Condit 48 419' Carol Cooper Bob Crocker 'J' Patricia Cordon Ben Crosby Al,Q+ '!V Stir W Ei 1 itll' A Charles Cusurnano Robert Daniel Charlotte Davis We Q 1 . n SENIORS William T. Davis William D. Davis Harold Dauqherty W rims mm W X TM' Diane Davis Wesley Dayton 9 ii Terry Davis Stewart Dedels liwu- iff Vincent De Francisco Iay Del Dotto Peqqy Derrick Travers Devine Carol Dickason 36 PX Mary Io Duby Barry Dunham Dlane Dunrunq hm Dunn Barbara Durham Iudi Eaton RWM4 memtfaunfweiaflm Kvkelfzawmwamplof Lonme E1qart M1149 Elhot P1111 E111SO1'1 C1'1ar1es Elsass Bernie Enqelen Ronald Enqman Mick Enright Melda Erqin Deanna Erickson Ierry Fairbanks 'od 1 Ioy Evans Sandra Faye i fab 'P--lv if diff' i F Diana Fiorito Carolyn Fitzpatrick Michael Fitzpatrick Don Floyd Michael Fluharty in 'CTE7 Dennis Flynn Susan Forth Alma Fortier Iucly Foster ijsteiv SL 9,5 lv Nj YI! 1 1 J 4 4 I ,DmnM1Mfenm44W2w-164 Aamdfwesawsleaf 5 CQ XWJQQ ' Ny ill Ml yy 5 Q9 toil tl Victor Fourrny Bill Fraser Parker Freeland loan Freeman , 1 'H,p'- i -ms.. YQ' Ianice Fruechiinq Sandra Gaines Iack Gaither Evelyn Gardner Fred Gee We H sENloRs Iohn Geraci Ioe Gero Cheryl Gibson Larry Gillins irb- 'lr ' C ' ' ' ' I !M 4. . W. -gs if 99 W? X is '- ' X W., :ls Carole Glaus Marc Goldenberq Saralee Goldman Carmen Gomez 40 Wally Glasseti Patricia Goodwin Gary Gossard Andy Gordon Io Gore Iohn Gould Barbara Graham 1537 'ff-If W Darlene Graham Ioan Gratz Ioann Green John Green William Greqq lOCIn Griffith Kirk Gulbranson Susan Gunter William Haines Rowland Hall TSI 'Me HMJM4 SEN IORS Francie Horned Mike Harris Michael Halley ,xx f-A-,lg - 1- Wxsua , . K I Q M Helen Harbin Theresa Harris 'W' Robert Hammond Sondra Hanna sw wr Paula Hardin Bobbi Harmon Ianice Harren Margaret Hariunq Iacqueline Harvey Stewart Hatton Nancy Hetfletmqer Barbara Hettleqer Rags Helm WW K ,qwfyfl D',,,,,- Betsy Hemler Noble H111 Peter H1Hman Carolyn HIITOH Mrchael H1TSCh M00l0!MMw6M WML lfwlayma hwmviedge Ianice Hobbs Chuck Holdt R Q, 1 Ierry Hollers Brian Holmes Gilbert Holloway Roclli Holiari HIMAIUVL SENIORS 'Scann- Richard Holzer Bill liams Hur Bruce Huber l Star Hudclart Arm Hunter Michael Huslcins Sally Irons Betty Irwin lanice lacobs Kent Iacobsen Mary larnes Ianice Iennett Suzanne Ienninas Norman lensen Noel lohnSOH 3 '- Q4 rf -2-. ,, W rl l ri f J jf -Q S3 Patricia lordan Mary Ann lung Stan Iunkin Lonnie Kail Mike Kaplan We of dxf, Elizabeth Karppinen Ralph Keehn Kraiq Kelly Malcolm Kelrnan Donna Kennedy 4' M111 fl It imwqggv ,,LeQ-J15-Ss, V A014127 jd Ki, 7 C 51 , ' - i i' 1 -K 1 'C W 6,4 T7 f ci 5 9 A ff Q1 14,7 Qwfea. ff- 7 ' fyfwcffff-fe Ldfezboiaf XQCL f - , ' X f' - I 4 C fi 4 Eyff-,M 44 Jie! M67 f'LC 77fQ4wffLf 'i,,aJ?ZM1f2ff1fi' f V X Lynne Kenworthy . Robert Kiqht Mary Kinney 743' 5-ffifj 'Me HMAZM4 SEN IORS Margie Klein Ruthann Kline Barbara Koifier Dale Konrad Iarnie Korb Becky Korff Donna Koss Ron Krehel 'Tru Vern Kriske Carol Kuhlerneyer Carol Lamb Iudy Lamb 4-jf' Ted Lang Cathy Lanqan Paul Langlie Lois Larson Vera LaRuffa Karen Lary Mwfmwmzw, WMMMWMMM Louise Lathrop N.t-E :Z WMM. Don Laubhan Iudith Lee wrap Richard Lee Tom Lentine f e wh ' QQAA9' X My X Patricia Leslie Paul Levy lerry Libman Deanna Liljeqren Henry Limoqe me Hwvdfvw SEN IORS Thomas Lindqren lames Lindsirom Robert Lisherness Io Ann LoVecchio Sheldon Lowrie .- 5, 'Chg' ,vw 4 'U -M B1 ' pr ilig g i k , A ,gg li VA, c c 1 in if f P M Howard Lux Iudith Lyon William MacKenzie 48 'G Patricia Mackay Robert MacLaren Sharon Maile Sandra Malan if Ruth Malik Mike Markkula Melinda Marshall 'fl ,E-ff 'Nh-ff Qi 'lf' Ioanie Martin Michelle McCarthy Gerald McCarty Stephen McCarty Mickey McGarvey I I I I go-Zvufvz Hfmweffwe I I KAveKerm1au5lZZKa1ZKemeefk4Zf.ZlwKmA1ZKeea4ZK.. MGTTY MCGOVGU1 GOrClOH MCGuff Steven McKenzie Stephen McNamara Dennis McNey -...5 I ,firir We Hwulbvz SEN IDRS Iohn McNichol ,,p-19' -1 , Glenda Mead Roy McQuown ,r ffm' 3 ,, f 'W Beverly Meier Walter McWhirter Lolli Melton l Karen Meyers Lois Myers Connie Miller Henry Miller Marilyn Miller Shelby Mary Ellen Minor Mark Mocllin Ioan Mokracek Bert Molina ff' Donna Molinario Betty Moore Sharon Moore Debbie Morris Dick Morris ...mmdlklwe wh K4-ve aw! Mawnwnlwal Iohn Morris Richard Mort Carla Mortensen Ronnie Morton larnes Moschenross ,vagw '5hano Q Ubin ffm ll? 7' :H ., Ly: of . B ,f 4 -'73 .i.,.tiQ9'f9k' '55 V .- W ' l a. 5332 1 4. .03 ' .. Q1 J L3 E w ,Q . M, glrqs 45' , mf, if ff Q 1 1 JQ, T I --if In .www f 4' afggfq. '? 1.4m.r -.,w,g'14-21 Y.. 'M' .f 9:-ff3'1?::' . h ,. gi. iLfI A .gfff?Ifr 3 ,s,r.:.?' fs?-fag: Elaine Mount Marguerite Mower Brad Muck George Mundt Patricia Murman We HMJ014 SEN IORS l Kathy Murphy Larry Murphy Paul Murphy Buddy Myers lack Myers 'Wm Qin , ,fl ,figs ,. i - 4 E :uve 'QR 'S'-1 Ierry Naasz Barbara Natalino lerry Neal loyce Nelson Bob Nichols 52 fwir Dale Nohre Diane Norihup Norman Norton Brenda Oberstein Michael O'B1'ien lift: F. A xv- if , x 'QP QW, Sandra Odor George Oliver Kathleen O'Neal Earl Oslin Marian Paqel .. .me caaaiewl IZA! ww Kanada 4410413 44 46 WLM atm dauwdmxh Elaine Paletz Donald Palmer bil Iacquelyn Paulley Richard Pawl Dave Payne We H SENIQRS Pat Peterson Susan Phelps Larry Pearson Carol Pease Dennis Peltier 'Hr-W9 Ioan Pennirnan Dan Phillips Ierry Perkins Iames Perry Iulian Pollolc Nevin Potts Q - - Iulie Preiner Sharon Rarney Christine Ramsey Marietta Ranney Linda Regal Sheron Rehwald Bob Reiter Linda Remais Af,w4.744K4.UweZe ,llfwawhwglddlom wAUew1icKZZ241oA47ofnm4AwX1ZZZeiao4v4A Harry Rez Danny Richards Lance Richardson Stefiany Richardson Marqy Rawlings Margo Reynolds Gary Robak g 7' fs v-.xii ykzl K I ,F iv fi X Kathy Roe Didne Rogers Ron Rogers Richgrd Rokes me HMMI014 SEN IDRS Alynn Rosenberg loy Ross lgckie Rowe Arnold Rubollcgvg Suzgnne Rudner loe Rulflno ,-5-1 73 U Su' Er. Xi-Q x -Elf ':,'?Q.i5'. 4. Steve Rugg Ioyce Rush Mgrthg Rutherford Doreen Ryon Phillip Sgleen 56 232- A X Don Salhany Carol Sauer Ioan Savo Dav1d Schacter M1ke Sch1111nq Larry Schlemlnqer daemwz M41 wif wvvm Ae Deanna Scott CMOSSD L1nda Se1ge1 Don Senz Susan Selby Dav1d Seward JZ? i A Sharon Sexton Toby Shain Laurie Shepherd Sharon Shollin Patricia Shorb We H SENIORS Mary Shumway Fred Siiberman Iules Silver Irene Simon Brian Smith .1 'X lb. 'if to ,ug si Qufgifri' ' ' play. 'VE H Di! 'gg' 'SYSS WW' N V1 Elaine Smith Iackie Smith Lee Smith Lynneile Smith Ed Smolich 58 is It Q K-mi Q Barbara Son Marilyn Souder Linda Sparke Ronald Spencer Wg, .e Q Q Xml' ff . ,f lt Iohn Stafford ei- M' I Kathy Starnpke Anne Stanqe Richard Stevens Robert Stevens Chuck Stewart WeZ+dZKe41.fmZy.aowe6Za47iZz750Z001Ze4 Zo44wafmfo4V4. . Daniel Stewart Evelyn Stewart Randy Stewart Stan Stewart Gary Stoter Thi-I SENIGRS Elizabeth Swarthout Sharron Swetnarn Iudy Stolze Toni Stopeck Dick Sunderland mix Gary Sutliii William Sykes '- 1-fff'vf'1v2ffw- :f,svi:ssnS r3z N-Ns'-t Stan Sutton Larry Swattord lerry Teeple Don Thompson Iean Thompson Teri Thompson -3 Q53 Iarnes Thrasher Iill Tierstein Tom Tintorri Dave Toburen Ierry Torna Linda Tomasino Marlene Townsend mm GMA4-eed,lda1l5o7wL66fv114w fmckoilau Wien we M5 Mani. Ieanne Transue Tom Trelogqen Sandy Turner Stephen Unger 4611337 Charlotte Tozer Iana Urban me Hwwtm km Vivrett SENIORS Fred Ure A1 Vcrcio Linda Vcmderlip Beverly Vuuse Bruce Walters Frcmk Vercelli Sully Walters Annette Verner Tom Walters Susanna Warrnath Claudette Welker Sherrie Weinzveq Leslie Weiner Barbara Weir Diane Welsh Steve Werner 'MM wif we have William C. White Karyle Whiting it-W 5 .,tA , 3? 11. 95+ W Bill West Marilyn West Merrilee 'West amafug mv: M444 wwf Mal. Donna Whittier Brian Whittles Marjorie Ann Whitworth it q i Nbmvt Q.. w 'FII' f lie 5 lim Wieman Dick Wolcott Iune Williamson lackie Wilson Marilyn Wilson me HM-Iwi SEN IQRS Claudia Wiiirner Roger Whiilow Audrey Wolz Carol Woodard Bolo Wright 'FT-7 'rf-pw fi 4 as ww, 'Em Rf Cathy Young Carolyn Zakoor Shirlee Zeck Iay Zelner Roger Zoriman 64 This year's Senior Play was the de- lightful comedy Kiss cmd TeIl by F. Hugh Herbert. The play, under the di- rection ol Mr. Bob Browning and Mr. Iohn Sage. was very well received by all who attended. KRIGHTJ Coming to the assistance of bleeding Harold Daugherty are Leslie Weiner, Lynne Kenworthy, Ron Rogers. and Sharon Moore. This hectic scene proved to be one of the funniest in the entire play. THE SENICDR PLAY Leslie Weiner, portraying Corliss, tries desperately to caiole some information out of Dexter, played by Noel Iohnson. Delightful performances by these two Seniors proved to be one of the high- lights of the play. 6 lu. X vw l ., My-5 . f,-3, at l 909' -- fm- as , Rounding out this year's line cast are, SEATED: Ioan Penniman, Elaine Smith, and Ioan Freeman. STANDING: Danny Richards, Paul Murphy. and Mickey McGarvey. The inspired performances by these six people added greatly to the merit of the play. 2- , 4 e 1- 1- elnzzz, 65 , inn -ww-nnumqp Wlll www , , ndnnuinuu Ili L . J 'l mmm, ,,Mm,,,,,Mmi W.M,W.....,.,W,,,4,,,,, '4K - .wg .MM A beautifully inscribed bronze plaque, bearing our new school motto The Torch of Knowledge Lights Our Way. was presented to Burroughs by the graduating class of 1958. Noel Iohnson. Senior Class President, Mickey McGarvey, ASB President and Vern Weybright, Principal, accept the plaque on behalf ot the IB student body. Besides having a great deal of fun each year, the Seniors also manage to do their part in beauti- fying the school. With the money that remains in their treasury at the end ot the year, the graduating class purchases a gift for the school. These gifts range from an air brush for the art department to a basket- ball scoreboard for the boys' gym. The lawn directory was present- ed to the school by the summer graduating class of l949. This direc- tory enables the community to be aware of the events taking place at IB. The trophy case, presented by the spring Seniors of 1951, houses the athletic trophies won by the valiant teams of Iohn Burroughs. The painting that hangs above the TV set in the apartment was pre- sented by the summer graduating class of 1955. It was painted by one of Americas foremost artists, Phil Dike. THE HUNTERS SHARE THE SIUOILS xl' Ill -'f l Q. R , 623 L . , M viii, -7 . of ALBERT, SANDY Typist-Clerical. ALBORG, IOHN Drafting. ALBRIGHT, BOB Business-Bowling Club. ALLEN, TOM College Prep - Lettermen's Club, V Tennis. ALLISON, PAT General. ALSOP, PAT College PrepfSenior Prom Committee, Z Club, GAA, Lettergirls. ANDRES, BOB General. ANTENUCCI, BOB College Prep-CSF, Honor Society, Sen- ior Council, Pep Council, Pep Club, Y Club, V Baseball, ANGEL, DONALD Pre-Medical-ASB Social Committee. ARAMBURU, ANGELA College Prep. ARNOLD, CI-IARLENE College Prep-CSF, Honor Society, AFS Committee, Marching Band Vice-Presi- dent, Bowling Club, AFS Exchange Stu- dent Candidate. ARNOLD, IUDITI-I Vocational Nursing-Honor Society, Leg- islative Council, ASB Social Committee, Senior Prom Committee, YFC, Ushers' Club, GAA. ARROYO, ANGELO General-A Cappella, Senior Choir, Let- termen's Club, V Football, V Track. ATKINSON, CLAYTON College Prep-IV Football, B Track. ATTARDO, CAROL Typist-Clerical-Honor Society. AUBLEY, CYNTHIA College Prep-Honor Society, Pep Club. Z Club, Minorettes. BAILEY, BARBARA College PrepfGirls' League Social Com- mittee, Senior Prom Committee, Spanish Club, Y Club, Z Club, GAA, Lettergirls, Minorettes. BAKER, IONNA College Prep-Senior Council, ASB So- cial Committee, Rally Committee, Y Club, YFC, GAA Board, Minorettes, Song Leader. BANTA, DAVID College Prep-Honor Society, Legislative Council, Boys' Council, Senior Council, Key Club, Lettermen's Club, V Football, V Track. BARLOW, PATRICIA College Prep-Honor Society, Legislative Council, Girls' League President and Re- cording Secretary, Y Club Historian and Chaplain, Minorettes. BARNES, KENNETH General-Swim Team, BAUCUM, IOAN Vocational Nursing-Honor Society, Leg- islative Council, GAA, Lettergirls. BEATIE, KENNETH College Prep. BEEBE, BONNIE General - Honor Society, Legislative Council, Girls' League Vice-President, YFC, Y Club Chaplain, Lettergirls' Presi- dent. BEHYMER, CAROLYN Bookkeeping-Y Club Vice-President, Z Club, GAA. BELL, DAVID Drama-ASB Publicity Committee, A Cappella, Senior Choir, Marching Band. Bowling Club, Pep Club, Photo Club, YFC, First Year Music Award, First Year Drama Award, Service Award, Talent Assembly. BENKOVSKY, WILLIAM Pre-Engineering - CSF, Honor Society, Boys' Council, Iunior Council, Engineers' Club President, Boys' State, Lettermen's Club Sergeant-at-arms, V Football, V Track. BENSON, LORIN General. BERCHIN, ARTHUR College Prep-CSF, Honor Society, Photo Club, Spanish Club. BERNDT, BARBARA Pre-Nursing-CSF, Honor Society, ASB Publicity Committee. Assembly Commit- tee, YFC, Bowling Club, GAA, Lettergirls. BERRY, MARY College Prep-CSF, Honor Society, ASB Publicity Committee, Girls' League Pro- gram Committee, Senior Class Secretary, Iunior Class Secretary, Latin Club, Ush- ers' Club, ASB Recorder, GAA, Letter- girls. BIEDERMANN, DONNA College Prep-GAA. BIRCH, BARBARA College prep-Honor Society, AFS Com- mittee, Spanish Club, Z Club, GAA. BIXBY, KENNETH College Prep-A Cappella, Engineers' Club, Explorer Crew. BLADEN, KENNETH Auto Shop, BLAISDEL, DAVID General Industrial Arts-B Football Man- ager. BLAUVELT, ROBERT College Prep-Bowling Club, Latin Club. BLECKSMITH, IIM General Industrial Arts. BLENDE, DOROTHY GeneralfA Cappella, Senior Choir, Op- eretta, GAA, Lettergirls. BOLEN, JANICE Typist Clerical-A Cappella. BOMAR, DENNY General Business-C Track. BOND, SHERRY College Prep-CSF President, Honor So- ciety, Legislative Council, Iunior Council, ASB Publicity Committee Secretary, Sen- ior Choir, Girls' League Program Commit- tee Co-Chairman, Y Club President, Z Club, Lettergirls Vice-President, Minor- ettes, Girls' League Secretary. BORKMAN, GARY College Prep-V Tennis. BOYD, IRA Auto Shop, BOYSEN, FRANCIE College Prep-Legislative Council, AFS Committee, GAA. BRADLEY, MICHELLE College PrepeSenior Prom Committee. Girls' Choir, Pep Club, Y Club, GAA, Lettergirls. BRIIX, CATHLEEN College Prep-Honor Society, Legislative Council, ASB Publicity Committee, AFS Committee, Y Club Secretary and Presi- dent, Akela Staff. BRINKMAN, KEN Pre-Engineering-CSF, Honor Society, V Basketball, V Swimming, V Tennis, BRODHAG, WILLIAM Pre-Engineering. BROUGHTON, TIM Pre-Engineering-Lettermen's Club, B Football, B Track. BROWN. IIM Auto Mechanics-Iunior Council, Key Club. BROWN, LINDA College Prep-Legislative Council, Rally Committee, Girls' League Courtesy Chair- man and Vice-President, Akela Staff, Y Club, Minorettes, Yell Leader, Burbank Youth Council, GAA Board. BRUTON, MARILYN Bookkeeping, BULLOCK, IOHN Pre-EngineeringeEngineers' Club, Latin Club, BRUCKMANN, CAROL Vocational Nursing - Senior Sweater Committee, A Cappella. BURKITT, BILL College Prep-Legislative Council, Key Club, Latin Club, Lettermen's Club, V Track, V Basketball, B Football. BURNS, ALAN Pre-Engineeringfl-Ionor Society, Y Club Vice-President, Latin Club, Swim Team. BURNS, WILLIAM College Prep-CSF, Honor Society, Bur- bank Police Boys' Band President, Bur- Bank Youth Symphony. BUSEFH, NYLA Typist-Clerical - ASB Publicity Commit- tee, Girls' League Social Committee, Y Club. BUSS, KAREN College Prep-CSF, Honor Society, Legis- lative Council, ASB Publicity Committee, Spanish Club, Ushers' Club, GAA, Let- tergirls. BU'I'TERWORTH, DENNY General Industrial Arts - Legislative Council, V Baseball, V Basketball. BYRAM, PATRICIA Stenography-Girls' League Social Com- mittee, Y Club, Z Club. BYRD, ROGER Auto Mechanics. CAGGIANO, MICHAEL Pre-Medical. CALLAWAY, IAMES Auto Mechanics, CAMPBELL, HARRY Industrial Arts- Lettermen's Club, B Football. g-J,s5': ,--i CAMPBELL. SANDY I College Prep - Honor Society, Girls League Corresponding Secretary, Rally Committee, Pep Club, Senior Prom Com- mittee, A Cappella. CANNING, IAY Radio-Legislative Council, Assembly Committee, Senior Choir, Operetta, Bowl- ing Club President, YFC. CARRANO, ROBERT Auto Mechanics-V Basketball. CARRILLO, EDDIE Industrial Arts-Photo Club. CASSIDY, MARYANN Bookkeeping-Honor Society, Legislative Council, YFC, Z Club, GAA, Lettergirls. CERIAK. IOYCE Stenography - Honor Society, Girls' Choir, GAA Board, Lettergirls' Corre- sponding Secretary. CHRISTOPHER, BILL College Prep-Honor Society, Legislative Council, Assembly Committee, President, Vice President, and Treasurer oi Iunior Achievement, Smoke Signal News Editor. CLARK, LARRY Auto Mechanics-YFC. COBB. IUDY Typist-Clerical-Modern Dance. COEL.SCH, DONNA Vocational Nursing-Girls' Choir. COLEMAN, SUSAN College Prep - Legislative Council, Y Club, GAA, Lettergirls. COLEMAN, WILLIAM Pre-Engineering - V Football, IV Base- ball. COMES, FREDERICK Pre-Engineering-Lettermen's Club, Cross Country, V Track. CONDIT, THOMAS Pre-Engineering - Honor Society, Boys' Council President, Senior Council, Iunior Council, Engineers' Club, Golf Team. Key Club, Lettermen's Club, B Football, Sen- ior Class Vice-Pres., Legislative Council. COOK. IERRY Pre-Engineering-Honor Society, V Bas- ketball, B Football. COOK, LINDA Typist-Clerical-Legislative Council, Sen- ior Choir, Y Club, GAA, Lettergirls. COOPER, ANDY College Prep-Honor Society, Legislative Council, Spanish Club President. COOPER, CAROL College Prep-Girls' League Social and Hospitality Committees, Girls' Choir, A Cappella, GAA, Lettergirls. CORDON, PATRICIA Vocational Nursing-Honor Society, Fu- ture Medical Association, GAA. CORNWELL, FRANCIE Vocational-GAA, Lettergirls. CRAWFORD, SYBIL Stenography-Legislative Council, Girls' League Welfare Committee, Modem Dance, GAA. CRAWLEY, SHARON Stenography-Honor Society, Legislative Council, Senior Council, Z Club, GAA. CROCKER, ROBERT Woodshop. CROSBY, BENIAMIN College Prep-Key Club Treasurer, Let- termen's Club, Swim Team. CUSUMANO, CHARLES General Business. DANIEL, ROBERT Pre-Engineering. DAUGHERTY, HAROLD College Prep-CSF, Honor Society Presi- dent, AFS Exchange Student Candidate, Legislative Council, Burbank Youth Cc- ordinating Council, Assembly Committee. Senior Choir Student Director, Choir Sec- tion Leader, Senior Choir Organist, IBI-IS Octet. IBHS Quartet, Operetta, A Cap- pella, Speech and Debate Society, YFC, Organ Club, Senior Play. DAVIS, CHARLOTTE General - Legislative Council, Girls' League, Welfare Committee, Assistant Dance Manager, GAA. DAVIS, TERRY General. DAVIS, WILLIAM D. Pre-Engineering-CSF, Honor Society, Legislative Council, Bowling Club. DAVIS, WILLIAM T. Radio. DAYTON. WESLEY Pre-Engineering - Legislative Council, IMA, Marching Band, B Track, Dance Band President and Vice-President. DEDELS, STEWART Industrial Arts. DE FRANCISCO, VINCENT Pre-Medical-Legislative Council, Assem- bly Committee Chairman, Senior Sweater Committee, Badminton Club, Chess Club. DEL DOTTO, IAY General Business-Senior Council, Let- termen's Club, V Baseball, B Football. DERRICK, PEGGY College Prep-Girls' Choir, A CaPP6l1G. Modem Dance, Y Club, GAA DEVINE, TRAVERS General-Plays and Players. DICKASON, CAROL College Prep-CSF, Honor Society, Legis- lative Council, ASB Social Committee, Girls' League Publicity Manager and Art Chairman, French Club, Y Club, Akela Staff, Lettergirls' President, Girls' League Board, Art Center Scholarship, AFS Ex- change Student Candidate. DODD, PAULINE Stenography-CSF, Honor Society, Y Club, Modern Dance. DOLE, KENNEIT-I College Prep-Senior Choir. V Track. DOWNEY, PATRICIA General Business. DREYER, KAREN Pre-Nursing--CSF, Honor Society, Future Medical Association, GAA, Lettergirls. DUBY, MARY IO College Prep-CSF, Honor Society, Legis- lative Council, ASF Committee, Pep Council, Speech and Debate Society, Girls' League Social Committee, Rally Committee, Y Club, Latin Club, Foothill League Debate Board Secretary, Service Award, All School Award. DUNHAM, BARRY General Business-B Football, B Track. DUNN, IIM General Industrial Arts. DURHAM, BARBARA General-Candystripers. EATON, IUDI College Prep-CSF, Honor Society, Legis- lative Council, Iunior Class Planning Committee, Senior Council, YFC, Modern Dance, GAA President, Treasurer, and Dance Manager, Akela Editor-in-Chief ll958l, Head Maiorette. EI..GART, LONNIE College Prep-Spanish Club, Senior Prom Committee, Girls' League Treasurer, Y Club, GAA Corresponding Secretary. ELLIOTT, MIKE Commercial Art-YFC Poster Chairman. Press Photo, Third Place Fire Depart- ment Poster Contest. Akela Staff, Art Trainee at Walt Disney. ELLISON, PHILLIP College Prep-Honor Society, Latin Club, Lettermen's Club, V Football, V Track. ELSASS, CHARLES Business. ENGELEN, BERNARD Auto Mechanics-Legislative Council. ENGMAN, RONALD Offset Printing - Legislative Council, Photography Club, Lettermen's Club, V Football. ERGIN, MEl.DA College Prep-Honor Society, AFS Com- mittee, Bowling Club, Exchange Student from Turkey. ENRIGHT, MIKE Architectural Drafting. ERICKSON, DEANNA Stenography-Honor Society, Legislative Council, Modern Dance, Dance Repre- sentative, Dance Performance. BSE, LINDA College Prep-Bowling Club, Latin Club, Future Medical Association, GAA, Letter- girls. EVANS, JOY College Prep-Honor Society, Y Club, Girls' League Corresponding Secretary, Lettergirls' Vice-President and Treasurer, GAA. EVANS, MIKE College Prep - Honor Society, Boys' Council Secretary, ASB Vice-President, Junior Class President, Y Club, Letter- men's Club, V Football lCaptainl, V Bas- ketball, V Track. EVEREIT, LARRY College Prep-Senior Choir, A Cappella, V Football, V Track, Senior Play. FAIRBANKS, IERRY Industrial Arts. FARINOLA, IOSEPH Commercial Art. FAYE, SANDRA College Prep, Art-Honor Society, Choui- nard Art Institute Saturday Scholarship. FIORITO, DIANA Typist-Clerical. FITZPATRICK, CAROLYN1 4 Drama, Business-Honor Sogety, Legis- lative Council, Girls' Choir, Play! and Players, Modern Dance, Dance Perform- ance. , FITZPATRICK, MICHAEL Pre-Engineering -- Honor Society, Engi- neers' Club, Pep Club. FLOYD, DON Auto Shop. FLUHARTY, MICHAEL Mechanical Drawing-Bowling Club. FLYNN, DENNIS General Business-Lettermen's Club, V Football. FORTH, SUSAN Pre-Medical-I-lonor Society Secretary, Legislative Council, Iunior Class Coun- cil, Modern Dance, Dance Performance, Y Qlub, Optimist Club Award, Senior Class Secretary, GAA, Lettergirls. FORTIER, ALMA Typist-Clerical. FOSTER, IUDY Stenography-GAA, Lettergirls. FOSTER, MARILYN College Prep-Honor Society, Legislative Council, Executive Council, YFC Secre- tary, ASB Auditor, GAA. FOURMY, VICTOR Industrial Arts-B Football, V Track, Cross Country. FRASER, BILL College Prep-V Football, Swim Team. FREELAND, PARKER Pre-Medical-Letterrnen's Club, B Foot- ball, B Track. FREEMAN, IOAN College Prep-Honor Society, Legislative Council, Senior Council, Girls' League Social Committee, Senior Play, Rally Committee, Girls' Choir, Senior Choir, Song Leader, Modem Dance, Dance Per- formance, Operetta, GAA, Minorettes. FRIEDMAN, IUDY College Prep-Honor Society, Assembly. FRUECHTING, IANICE General Business-Legislative Council, Senior Council, ASB Social Committee, Y Club, GAA. GAINES, SANDRA Vocational Nursing-Legislative Council. GAITI-IER, IACK Collage Prep. GARDNER, EVELYN College Prep-Honor Society, GAA. GEE, FRED General Business-Swim Team. GERACI, IOHN Photography-Senior Choir, A Cappella, Operetta, B Football. GERO, IOE College Prep-V Track, Cross Country. GIBSON, CHERYL Typist-Clerical-Girls' Choir, A Cappella. GILLINS, LARRY General. GLASSETT, WALTER College Prep-Latin Club, Lettermen's Club, V Football. GLAUS, CAROLE Music-Senior Choir, Girls' Choir, Op- eretta, IMA. GOLDENBERG, MARC Pre-Engineering-Lettermen's Club, V Tennis. GOLDMAN, SARALEE Coueqe Prep-Pep Club, Spanish Club Treasurer, Ushers' Club, GAA, Lettergirls. GOMEZ, CARMEN College Prep-Legislative Council, Girls' League Social Committee, French Club, GAA Vice-President and President, Let- tergirls. GOODWIN, PATRICIA Stenography. GOSSARD, GARY College Prep - Legislative Council, Smoke Signal Editor, Swim Team. GORDON, ANDY College Prep-Honor Society, Legislative Council, CSF, Dance Band President, Band Major, Orchestra, Boys' Council Vice-President, V Basketball, Exchange student to Germany, AFS Committee, Sen- ior Class President. GORE, IO College Prep-Legislative Council, lun- ior Council, Girls' League Social Com- mittee, Rally Committee, Y Club, Z Club, GAA Secretary and President, Letter- gir s. r e . ai , , ' .,'-A ' r .5 gg -.1 35: 69 CAVE CARV xl sl .1 ING Aslv vl I 1 S GOULD, IOHN Commercial Art. GRAHAM, BARBARA Vocational Nursing-GAA, LetterQiYlS- GRAHAM, DARLENE Commercial ArtfCSF, Senior Council. ASB Social Committee, Press Photogra- phy, Akela Staff, GAA, Lettergirls. GRATZ, IOAN College Prep-Z Club, YFC, GAA. GREEN, IOHN General BusinessfSpeech Club. GREEN, IOANN General Business-YFC. GREGG, WILLIAM Architectural Drafting. GRIFFITH, IOAN Pre-Nursingflrlonor Society, ASB Hospi- tality Committee Secretary, Future Medi- cal Association Secretary, Modern Dance. Z Club, GAA, Lettergirls, GRIM, KATHLEEN General. GULBRANSON, KIRK Industrial Arts. GUNTER, SUSAN Typist-Clerical 4 Honor Society, Legisla- tive Council, Senior Council, Girls' Choir. A Cappella, Y Club, GAA, Lettergirls. HAINES, BILL Radio-V Football. HALL, ROWLAND College Prep, HALLEY, MICHAEL Pre-Engineering. HAMMOND, ROBERT Pre-Engineering. HANNA, SONDRA 'Typist-Clerical-Senior Council Repre- sentative, Honor Society. HARBIN, HELEN StenographyfGAA, Lettergirls. HARDIN, PAULA College Prep-AFS Committee, Minor- ettes, HARMON, BARBARA Typist-Clerical. I-IARNED, FRANCIS Pre-NursingfFuture Medical Association Secretary, GAA. HARRIS, MIKE College Prep - Assembly Committee, French Club, Spanish Club, Stage Crew, Football Announcer. HARRIS, THEREA Music - A Cappella, IMA President, Band, Dance Band Secretary, Flag Bear- er, Orchestra, HARREN, IANICE Bookkeeping-Senior Choir, Girls' Choir, A Cappella, Senior Prom Committee. HARTUNG, MARGARET College Prep-CSF, Honor Society, Iunior Council, Assembly Committee, ASB Pub- licity Committee Secretary, Bowling Club, Pep Club, Ushers' Club, GAA. HARVEY, IACOUELINE Vocational Nursing. HATTON, STEWART Auto Mechanics-Swim Team. HEFFLEFINGER, NANCY College PrepfMinorettes' Routine Com- mittee, Girls' League Social Committee. Girls' League Vice-President and Corre- sponding Secretary, Girls' Choir, Y Club President, GAA, Lettergirls. HEFFLEGER, BARBARA College Prep-CSF, Honor Society, Mod- ern Dance, Dance Performance, Future Medical Association, GAA, Minorettes. HEIIVI, RAGNA General-Legislative Council, Rally Com- mittee, Modern Dance. HEMLER, BETSY General Business. HILL, NOBLE General Business-Honor Society, Bad- minton Club, Lettermen's Club, V Foot- ball, Baseball Manager. HILLMAN, PETER College prep-Honor society, Lettermens Club, V Baseball, V Basketball. HILTON, CAROLYN College Prep-ASB Welfare Committee, Y Club, Z Club, GAA, HIRSCH, MIKE General Business-Legislative Council, V Baseball, V Basketball, B Basketball. HOBBS, IANICE Math-English. HODGES, AL Printing. HODGES. ALVIN Pre-Engineeringelingineers' Club, Span- ish Club, Gymnastics. HOFWAGER, IAMES Radio. HOFFMAN, TOBY General - Rally Committee, Modern Dance, Songleader, GAA. HOLDER, SUSAN Drama4Legislative Council, IMA, Play Production, Operetta, Marching Band. Combined Orchestra Secretary, Staqe Crew. HOLDT, CHUCK Offset Printing-Photo Club. HOLLERS, IERRY General Business. HOLMES, BRIAN Radio f Stage Crew, Three Service Awards, Drama Award. HOLLOWAY, GILBERT Auto Mechanics. HOLTAN, RODLI College Prep-ASB Social Committee, Y Club Secretary. HOLZER, RICHARD Commercial Art - Lettermen's Club, V Football. HUBER, BRUCE - Industrial Arts-Band. HUDDART, STAR Typist-Clerical. HUNTER, ANN Typist-Clerical--Legislative Council, Y Club, Modern Dance. HUSKINS, MICHAEL General Business. IIAMS, WILLIAM College PrepfLettermen's Club, C Track, B Football, B Track. IRONS, SALLY Typist-Clerical-Legislative Council, Ral- ly Committee, GAA, Songleader. IRWIN, BETTY Typist-C1ericaleYFC, Y Club, Cashier. IACOBS, IANICE College Prep-Legislative Council, Bowl- ing Club Secretary, YFC, Z Club, Let- tergirls. IACOBSEN, KENT Architectural Drafting-IV Football. IAMES, MARY College Prep-Legislative Council, Bowl- ing Club, YFC Vice-President, Z Club, GAA, IENNETT, IANICE College Prep-Honor Society, Pep Coun- cil, Pep Club Vice-President, GAA, Let- tergirls. IENNINGS, SUZANNE College Prep-Senior Choir, Minarettes' Routine Committee, Y Club, Z Club, GAA. Lettergirls. IENSEN, NORMAN Co1lege.Prep. IOHNSON, NOEL College Prep-CSF, Honor Society, Key Club, Spanish Club, Akela Editor-in-Chief fl959J, Senior Class President, Iunior Council, Letterme-n's Club, B Football, Golf Team, Senior Play. JONES, IACOUELINE General. IORDAN, PATRICIA College Prep-Modern Dance, Y Club, Speech Club, GAA. IUNG, MARYANN General Business. IUNKIN, STAN Industrial Arts. KAIL, LONNIE General Business-Band, Orchestra, IMA. KAPLAN, MIKE Pre-Engineering - CSF, Honor Society, Senior Council, Boys' Council, Senior Sweater Committee, Key Club Secretary, Engineering Club Secretary, Spanish Club Treasurer, ASB Auditor. KARPPINEN, ELIZABETH College Prep-Nursing Observation at St. Ioseph, Merit Certificate. KEEHN, ROLPH PreEngineering-Band, Orchestra, IMA First and Second Achievement Awards. KELLY, KRAIG College Prep-Cross Country, V Track. Letter'men's Club. KELMAN, MALCOLM College Prep-B Football. KENNEDY, DONNA College Prep-Drama-Girls' League Hos- pitality Committee, Speech and Debate Society Secretary, Modern Dance, Dance Performance, Plays and Players, Stage- craft, YFC, Senior Play Student Director. KENWORTHY, LYNNE Drama - Plays and Players, Modern Dance, Senior Play. KIGHT, ROBERT General Business-lunior Council. KINNEY, MARY Vocational Nursing-Legislative Council, Girls' League Welfare Committee, Bowl- ing Club Secretary. Pep Club, Future Medical Association, YFC, GAA. KINSALA, KEITH General. KLEIN, MARGIE College Prep-CSF, Honor Society, Legis- lative Council, Spanish Club, AFS Com- mittee Chairmcm, GAA, Lettergirls. KLINE, RUTHANN College Prep-Modern Dance, French Club Secretary, Minorettes. KOFFLER, BARBARA Typist-Clerical. KONRAD, DALE Business-Lettermen's Club, V Football, Swim Team. KORB, JAMIE Prelvlledical-YFC, Spanish Club, Letter- men's Club, Swim Team. KORFF, BECKY Iournalism-ASB Social Committee, Sen- ior Prom Committee, Girls' League So- cial Comrnittee, Modem Dance, Repre- sentative at U.C.L.A. Ioumalism Confer- ence. KOSS, DONNA General Business-A Cappella, GAA. KREHEL, RON Radio. KRISKE, VERN College Prep-Akela Staff. KRODELL, RUSS College Prep-V Track. KUHLEMEYER, CAROL College Prep-ASB Social Committee, Girls' League Hospitality Committee, Z Club, GAA, Minorettes, Lettergirls, LAMB, CAROL Stenography-Honor Society, Y Club, GAA. LAMB, IUDITH College Prep-Bowling Club, Modern Dance, GAA. LAMOREAUX, CHUCK Auto Mechanics. LANG, TED College Prep-CSF, Honor Society, Leg- islative Council, Iunior Council, ASB Vice-President, Akela Staff, Lettermen's Club, B Football, V Football. LANGAN. CATHY Typist-Clerical - Girls' League Social Committee, Pep Club, GAA, Lettergirls. LANGLIE, PAUL General Business. LARSON, LOIS Typist-Clerical. LA RUFFA, VERA Stenography-Senior Council, Rally Com- mittee, Y Club Secretary, GAA, Letter- girls, Dance Performance, Talent Show. LARY, KAREN Vocational Nursing-YFC, GAA, Letter- girls. LATHROP, LOUISE Vocational Nursing-YFC, GAA, Letter- girls. LA'I'I', l..ARRY Auto Mechanics. LEE, IUDITH College Prep-Candystripers. LEE, RICHARD Commercial Art - Legislative Council, Boys' Council, Pep Club, Lettermen's Club, B Football, B Track, V Football, V Track. LENTINE, TOM College Prep-B Football, LESLIE, PATRICIA College Prep-Honor Society, Modern Dance, Spanish Club, Minorettes, Dance Performance. LEVY, PAUL College Prep-Dance Band, Marching Band, IMA President and Vice-President, Lettermen's Club. LIBMAN, IERRY College Prep-Bowling Club, IV Basket- lball, B Basketball, V Basketball, V Base- all. LILIEGREN. DEANNA College Prep-Honor Society, Modem Dance, French Club, Dance Committee. Akela Staff, YFC. LIMOGE, HENRY Pre-Engineering - CSF, Honor Society, Legislative Council, Iunior Council, Sen- ior Prom Committee, Spanish Club Presi- dent, Speech Club Treasurer, Key Club, Engineers' Club, B Track. LINDGREN, 'I'l-IOMAS Art-V Basketball. LINDSTROM. IAMES Pre-Engineering--CSF. Honor Society. Boys' Council, AFS Committee President, Key Club Vice-President, YFC, Engineers' Club, Spanish Club, Lettermen's Club, B and C Track, V Track, Cross Country. LISHERNESS, ROBERT Architectural Drafting. LO VECCHIO, IO ANN College Prep-Girls' League Social Com- mittee, Girls' League Welfare Commit- tee, Latin Club, Pep Club, Z Club, GAA, Lettergirls. LOWRIE, SHELDON College Prep-Spanish Club. LUX, HOWARD Commercial Art. LUX, BILL Offset Printing. LYON, IUDITH Stenography-Legislative Council, Rally Committee, ASB Social Committee, Prom Committee, Girls' League Board. MacKENZIE, WILLIAM Offset Printing-Senior Prom Committee, MACKEY, PATRICIA General Business - Legislative Council. GAA, Lettergirls, MacLAREN, ROBERT Industrial Arts. MAILE. SHARON Bookkeeping-Legislative Council, Rally Committee, GAA, Lettergirls, Minorettes. MALAN. SANDRA Accounting-CSF, Honor Society, GAA. MALIK, RUTH College Prep-Legislative Council, ASB Social Committee, Girls' Choir, Modem Dance, YFC, Pep Club, Y Club, GAA. MANSKAR, PERRY Music-Senior Choir, A Cappella, Let- termen's Club, V Football. MARKKULA, MIKE Pre-Engineering. MARSHALL, MEl.INDA College Prep-CSF, Honor Society. Leg- islative Council, Rally Committee Secre- tary, Modern Dance, Y Club Treasurer, YFC, Dance Performance, Speech and Debate Society, GAA, Lettergirls, Yell Leader. MARTIN, IOANIE College Prep-Legislative Council, Social Committee, Senior Prom Committee, GAA. McCARTHY, MICHELLE Nursing-Legislative Council, ASB Social Committee, Senior Choir, A Cappella. Girls' Choir, Y Club, GAA, Lettergirls. MCCARTY, GERALD Commercial Art-V Basketball, V. Track. MCCARTY, STEPHEN College Prep. McGARVEY, MICKEY Pre-Medical-CSF Vice-President, Honor Society, Legislative Council, Boys' Coun- cil, Pep Council, Iunior Class Organiza- tional Committee, Rally Committee, Pep Club President, ASB President and Re- corder. MCGOVERN, MERRY College Prep-Legislative Council, Social Service Club, Y Club, GAA, Lettergirls, McGUFF, GORDON College Prep. McKENZIE, STEVEN College Prep-Legislative Council, Boys' Council President, Lettermen's Club, B Football, C Track. MCNAMARA, S'I'EPHEN Auto Mechanics, MCNEY, DENNIS Auto Mechanics. McNlCHOL, IOHN Commercial Art-First Place in '57 Fire Prevention Poster Contest, Akela Staff. MCOUOWN, ROY Wood Shop. McWHIRTER, WALTER College Prep. MEAD, GLENDA General Business-YFC, A Cappella. MEIER, BEVERLY Stenography-Legislative Council, Senior Council, Minorettes. MELTON, LOLLI Clothing. MEYERS, KAREN Business - Legislative Council, Iunior Council, Modem Dance, YFC, GAA. MILLER, CONNIE sfefwqraphy-Honor Society, GAA. MILLER, HENRY Business Administration-Boys' Council, Lettermen's Club, IV and V Football. MILLER, MARILYN College Prep-Girls' League Social Com- mittee, Modern Dance, GAA, Minorettes. MILLER, SHELBY Vocational Nursing-Legislative Council, ASB Social Committee, Future Medical Association. MINOR, MARY ELLEN College Prep-Girls' League Social Com- mittee, Publicity Manager, Z Club Treas- urer, Y Club, GAA, Lettergirls, Minor- ettes. MODLIN, MARK College Prep. MOKRACEK, IOAN Commercial Art-Modern Dance, Dance Performance. MOLINA, BERT Commercial Art-A Cappella, Akela Staff. MOLINARIO, DONNA College Prep. MOORE, BETTY College Prep-Iunior Council, ASB So- cial Committee, A Cappella, Senior Coun- cil, Y Club President and Secretary, Girls' Choir, GAA, Lettergirls, Minorettes. MOORE, SHARON College Prep-Honor Society President. Girls' League Welfare Committee, Rally Committee, Plays and Players, Spanish Club, Z Club Vice-President, Modern Dance, GAA, Lettergirls, Senior Play. MORRIS, DEBBIE College Prep-Honor Society, Legislative Council, Senior Council, Rally Committee. GAA Board, Modern Dance, Future Medi- cal Association, Z Club, Latin Club, Latin Queen, School Mascot, Pep Club, Letter- girls. MORRIS, RICHARD College Prep-Speech and Debate So- ciety, Lettermen's Club, Swim Team. MORRIS, ION General Arts-French Club. MORT, RICHARD Radio. MORTENSEN, CARLA General Business-Z Club. MORTON, RONNIE Radio-IMA, French Club. MOSCHENROSS, JAMES Mechanical Drafting. MOUNT, ELAINE Vocational Nursing-YFC, French Club. MOWER, MARGUERITE Home Economics-GAA. MUCK, BRAD Wood Shop-Legislative Council, Letter- men's Club, B Football, Swim Team. MUNDT, GEORGE Auto Mechanics. MURMAN, PAT College Prep-CSF, Honor Society, Girls' League President, Assembly Committee, Rally Committee, Girls' State, Honor Guard, Yell Leader, GAA, Lettergirls. MURPHY, KATHY College Prep-Pep Club, Dance Perfor- mance. MURPHY, LARRY Auto Shop. MURPHY, PAUL Drama-Plays and Players, Play Pro- duction, Akela Staff, Senior Play. MYERS, BUDDY Art-Akela Staff, V Baseball. MYERS, JACK Industrial Arts. MYERS, LOIS General Business. NAASZ, JERRY College Prep-Honor Society, V Baseball. NATALINO, BARBARA Pre-Nursing-Honor Society, Legislative Council, Pep Council, -Girls' League Board, Future Medical Association Presi- dent, Girls' League Publicity Committee Chairman, Z Club, GAA, Lettergirls. NEAL, IERRY Architectural Drafting-Legislative Coun- cil, Boys' Council, Gymnastics, B Foot- ball. NELSON, IOYCE Pre-Nursing-Girls' League Social Com- mittee, Modern Dance, Future Medical Association Secretary, Y Club Vice-Presi- dent and Secretary, GAA. NICHOLS, BOB General-Swim Team. NOHRE, DALE Auto Shop-B Football. NORTHUP, DIANE Typist-Clerical. NORTON, NORMAN Industrial Arts. OBERSTEIN, BRENDA Pre-Nursing - Honor Society, Legislative Council, Assembly Committee, Senior Sweater Committee, Senior Prom Commit- tee, Bowling Club, Future Medical Asso- ciation President, GAA, Lettergirls. O'BRlEN, MICHAEL College Prep. O'DELL, HARRY General ODOR, SANDRA Stenography-CSF Secretary, Honor So- ciety, Legisltaive Council, Rally Commit- tee, GAA Recording Secretary, Latin Club, Lettergirls, OLIVER, GEORGE Auto Shop. O'NEAL, KATHLEEN College Prep-Honor Society, Speech and Debate Society, Spanish Club. OSLIN, EARL Mechanical Drawing. PAGEL, MARIAN Stenography - Honor Society, Girls' League Board and Welfare Committee, Pep Club, Z Club President, GAA, Letter- girls. PALETZ, ELAINE College Prep. PALMER, DON Pre-Engineering - Legislative Council, Chess Club President. PAULLEY, IACOUElYN Typist-Clericalelunior Council. PAWL, RICHARD Architectural Drafting-l..ettermen's Club, B Track. PAYNE, DAVE College Prep. PEARSON, LARRY Pre-Engineering. PEASE, CAROL College Prep--CSF, Honor Society, GAA Board, ASB Secretary, Lettergirls. PELTIER, DENNIS Radio, PENNIMAN, IOAN College Prep - Honor Society, Girls' League Hospitality Committee, Modem Dance, Spanish Club, Senior Play, Dance Performance. PERKINS, IERRY Architectural Drafting-Legislative Coun- cil, Senior Choir President, A Cappella President, Operetta, IBHS Quartet, First Year Choir Award. PERRY, IAMES General. PETERSON, PAT Typist-Clerical - Legislative Council, Girls' League Social Committee, A Cap- pella, Girls' Choir, Y Club, Modem Dance, GAA. PHELPS, SUSAN Home Economics-CSF, Honor Society, Legislative Council. PHILLIPS, DAN College Prep. POLLOK, IULIAN College Prep. POTTS, NEVIN General-Girls' Choir, A Cappella. PREINER, IULIE Vocational Nursing-GAA, Lettergirls, RAMEY, SHARON Typist-Clerical-A Cappella, Y Club, GAA, Lettergirls, RAMSEY, CHRISTINE College Prep-Senior Choir, A Cappella, Teacher Observer. RANNEY, MARIETTA Vocational Nursing-ASB Social Commit- tee, Dance Band Singer, Speech Club, GAA, Lettergirls, RAWLINGS, MARGY Vocational Nursing-Future Medical As- sociation, GAA. REGAL, LINDA General Art. REI-IWALD, Sl-IERON College Prep-CSF, Honor Society, Legis- lative Council, Girls' League Board, Sen- ior Council, Iunior Achievement, Bowl- ing Club Secretary and President, Y Club, YFC Secretary and Vice President, Smoke Signal Editor, Ioumalism Award. REITER, BOB Pre-Medical-Honor Society, Pep Club. Iunior Class Finance Committee, Golf Team. REMAIS, LINDA Commercial Art. REYNOLDS, MARGO College Prep-ASB Publicity Committee, Bowling Club, Future Medical Associa- tion, Pep Club, GAA, RE, HARRY Offset Printing-B Track, B Football, RICHARDS, DANNY Drama - Legislative Council, Senior Choir, A Cappella, Operetta, Talent As- sembly, Senior Play, Drama President. Bowling Club. RICHARDSON, LANCE College Prep-Chess Club, Ford Contest Award. ROBAK, GARY College Prep-Lettermen's Club, B Foot- ball, IV Baseball. ROE, KATHY College Prep - Assembly Committee, GAA, Minorettes. ROGERS, DIANE Stenography-Legislative Council, GAA. ROGERS, RON College PrepALegislative Council, Rally Committee, Pep Club, Yell Leader, B Bas- ketball, Pep Council, Senior Play. ROKES, RICHARD College Prep. ROSENBERG, ALYNN Typist-Clerical - Legislative Council, Girls' Choir, Modern Dance. ROSS. lOY General Business- Legislative Council, Senior Council, ASB Social Committee, Y Club, YFC, Z Club, GAA, Lettergirls, Minorettes. ROWE, IACKIE Stenography-GAA. RUBALCAVA, ARNOLD Industrial Arts-B Track, B Football. RUDNER, SUZANNE General Business-Girls' Choir, A Cap- pella, RUGG, STEVE Commercial Art-Akela Staff. RUSH, IOYCE Sienography-Legislative Council, Girls' League Welfare Committee, Girls' Choir, Modern Dance, Y Club Vice President and Treasurer, Z Club, GAA, Lettergirls. RUTHERFORD, MARTHA College Prep-Girls' League Social Com- mittee, GAA, Lettergirls, Minorettes. RYAN, DOREEN College Prep-YFC, GAA Songleader, Playday Manager, GAA, Minorettes, SALEEN, PHILIP Industrial Arts-Industrial Arts Scholar- ship. SALHANY, DON General Business-A Cappella. SALINAS, IOANNE General Business-Future Medical Asso- ciation. SANDOVAL, DOROTHY College Prep-Band, IMA, Modern Dance. SANUCCI, MARIE Clothing-Industrial Arts Award '58, Iunior Class Magazine Sale Award. SARGENT, SUE PAM Stenography - Legislative Council, AFS Committee, Talent Show, Speech and De- bate Society, Modern Dance, Senior Prom Committee, GAA. SAUER, CAROL General Business-A Cappella, GAA. SAVO. IOAN College Prep- Girls' League Welfare Committee, Cashier, GAA. SCHACTER, DAVID Pre-Medical-Letterrnen's Club Secretary, B Football, B Track, Senior Council, Stu- dent Government. SCHILLING, MIKE Pre-Engineering-Key Club, B Football, C Track. SCHLEININGER, LARRY Offset Printing. SCO'I'I', DEANNA General. SEIGEL, LINDA Business - Honor Society, Legislative Council, lunior Council, Senior Council, Rally Committee, Girls' Choir, Modem Dance, SEI'I'Z, DON Pre-Engineering-Spanish Club, Letter- men's Club, V Tennis. SELBY, SUSAN College Prep-Legislative Council, GAA Board, Rally Committee, GAA Secretary. SERKIN, PAUL Auto Shop--Goli Team. SEWARD, DAVID General Business-Bowling Club. SEXTON, SHARON Stenography-CSF, Honor Society, GAA, Lettergirls. SHAIN, TOBY General-Iunior Council, Girls' League Social Committee, Girls' League Welfare Committee. SHEPHERD, LAURIE Drama-Honor Society, Legislative Coun- cil, Student Govemment, Y Club. SHOLLIN, SHARON College Prep-ASB Social Committee, Senior Prom Committee, GAA, Lettergirls, Minorettes. SHORB, PATRICIA College Prep-ASB Social Committee, Y Club, GAA. SHUMWAY, MARY College Prep-CSF, Honor Society, ASB Publlctiy Committee Chairman, Bowling Club Secretary, Pep Club, Ushers' Club, Future 'Medical Association Vice-Presi- dent, GAA. SILBERMAN, FRED Business. SILVER, IULB, Business Administration-V Basketball, V Track, B Football. SIMON. IRENE College Prep-CSF, Honor Society, lun- ior Council, Pep Council Secretary, Girls' League Social Committee, Senior Prom Committee, Pep Club, GAA, Lettergirls, Minorettes. SMITH, BRIAN Radio-Swim Tecnn. SMITH, ELAINE Drama-Senior Choir, A Cappella, Pep Council, Operetta, Senior Play, Modem Dance, Y Club President. Treasurer, and Chaplain, GAA, Lettergirls. SMITH. IACKIE Vocational Nursing-Honor Society, Leg- islative Council, Rally Committee, Girls' Choir, Modem Dance. Dance Perform- ance, GAA, Lettergirls. SMITH, LEE Architectural Drafting. SMITH, LYNNELLE College Prep-Honor Society, Pep Club, Lettergirls' Recording Secretary, GAA. SMOLICH, ED College Prep. SON, BARBARA Business, Art-Girls' League Art Repre- sentative. SOUDER, MARILYN General-Modem Dance. SPARKE, LINDA College Prep-AFS Committee. SPENCER, RONALD Pre-Engineering - Lettermen's Club, B Football, V Basketball, V Baseball. STAFFORD, IOHN Commercial Art. STAMPKE, KATHY General Business-Honor Society, Legis- lative Council, ASB Social Committee Secretary, Girls' League Welfare Com- mittee, Senior Prom Committee. STANGE, ANNE College Prep-Honor Society, Pep Coun- cil, Girls' League Board, A Cappella, Sen- ior Choir, Pep Club Decoration Chairman, Y Club Secretary, Treasurer, and Vice- President, GAA, Lettergirls. STEVENS, RICHARD Radio. STEVENS, ROBERT Pre-Medical-Senior Choir, A Cappella President, Talent Show, Operetta, STEWART, CHUCK Auto Mechanics-Publicity Committee. STEWART, DANIEL Forestry-Marching Band. STEWART, EVELYN College Prep-Honor Society, ASB Pub- licity Committee, GAA, Lettergirls. STEWART, FRED College Prep. STEWART, RANDY College Prep-CSF, Honor Society, Senior Choir, A Cappella, Marching Band, V Football. STEWART, STAN Business. STOFER, GARY College Prep-Golf Team. STOLZE, IUDY Pre-Nursing - Honor Society, Senior Choir, A Cappella, Girls' Choir, Pep Club, Y Club, GAA, Lettergirls. STOPECK, TONI College Prep-Legislative Council, Mod- em Dance, GAA. STUBBS, ROCHELLE General-CSF, Honor Society, Sophomore Class Treasurer, Modern Dance, Major- ette. SUNDERLAND, DICK Pre-Engineering-CSF, Honor Society, V Tennis. SUTLIFF, GARY Architectural Drafting. SUTTON, STAN Wood Shop. SWAFFORD, LARRY Offset Printing-Press Photo. SWARTHOUT, EI.IZABEI'H Music-CSF, Honor Society, Bowlinq Club, Organ Club, IMA, Z Club. SWETNAM, SHARRON Drama-Senior Choir, Modem Dance, Dance Performance, GAA. SYKES, WILLIAM Offset Printing-Band, IV Football. TEEPLE, IERRY Clothing - Legislative Council, Girls' Choir, GAA. THOMPSON, DON College Prep-Bowling Club, IV Tennis. IV Basketball. THOMPSON, IEAN Stenoqraphy-Legislative Council, Girls' Choir, A Cappella, Y Club, GAA. THOMPSON, TERI College Prep--GAA. THRASHER, IAME5 College Prep-Legislative Council, Let- termen's Club, V Football. TIERSTEIN, IILL Pre-Nursing-Legislative Council, Girls' League Social Committee, Speech and Debate Society, YFC, Future Medical As- sociation, Y Club, Pep Club, Z Club, GAA. TINTORRI. TOM College Prep-Letterrnen's Club Treasur- er and Secretary, V Football, V Baseball, V Track. TOBUREN, DAVE College Prep-ASB Social Committee, AFS Committee, Swim Team. TOMA. IERRY Pre-Engineering - Honor Society, YFC Vice-President. TOMASINO, LINDA College Prep-CSF, Honor Society, Pep Council, Student Government, Assembly Committee, Girls' League Recording Sec- retary, Girls' League Welfare Commit- tee, Youth Co-ordinating Council, Z Club. Pep Club, Girls' League Board, Y Club President. TOWNSEND, MARLENE College Prep-YFC, GAA, Lettergirls. TOZER, CHARLOTTE General Business-Girls' Choir, Senior Prom Committee, YFC. TRANSUE, IEANNE Stenography-Legislative Council, Senior Council, GAA. TRELOGGEN, TOM College Prep-Key Club Treasurer, Let- termen's Club, V Tennis. TURNER, SANDY Vocational Nursing. UNGER, STEPHEN General Business. URBAN, IANA Vocational Nursing-GAA. URE, FRED General Business. VACIO, AL Architectural Drafting-Legislative Coun- cil, Boys' Council, A Cappella, Letter- men's Club President, B Football, B Track, Outstanding Back in 1957. VANDERLIP, LINDA Typist-Clerical - Y Club, Senior Prom Committee, GAA, Lettergirls. VAUSE, BEVERLY Typist-Clerical-Y Club. VERCELLI, FRANK General Business--I.ettermen's Club, B Football. VERNER, ANNEI'I'E College Prep-CSF, Honor Society, Pep Council, Assembly Committee, Y Club Treasurer and VicePresident, Z Club, Pep Club, Organ Club, GAA, Lettergirls, Service Award, VIVRETT, IAN College Prep-Pep Council, Rally Com- mittee, Girls' League Social Committee, Girls' League Board, Minorettes' Routine Committee, Akela Staff, Y Club President, Z Club Secretary, Lettergirls, Card Sec- tion. Chairman. WALKER, GARY General Business. WALTERS, BRUCE Auto Shop. WALTERS, SALLY College Prep-Legislative Council, Sen- ior Council, Sophomore Class Represent- ative, Band Vice-President, Speech Club Secretary, Y Club, YFC. WALTERS, TOM Pre-Engineering-Legislative Council, En- gineers' Club, B Basketball, Swim Team, National Merit Scholarship Semi-finalist. WARMATH, SUSANNA General Business-Z Club, GAA. WEINZVEG, SHERRIE Bookkeeping - Honor Society, Senior Council, Senior Prom Committee, Girls' League Social Committee, GAA, Letter- girls. WEINER, LESLIE College Prep-Legislative Council, Sen- ior Council, Rally Committee, ASB Social Committee, Songleader, GAA Board, Modern Dance, Dance Performance, Sen- ior Play. WEIR, BARBARA Typist-Clerical. WELKER, CLAUDEI'I'E Vocational Nursing-Future Medical As- sociation, GAA, Lettergirls. WELSH, DIANE College Prep-Girls' League Welfare Committee, Pep Club, Y Club, Modem Dance, Z Club, GAA Board, Lettergirls. WERNER, STEVE Pre-Engineering-Lettermen's Club, V Basketball. WESE, MARILYN Typist-Clerical - Girls' Choir, Senior Choir, A Cappella. WEST, BILL Pre-Engineering-YFC. Spanish Club, B Basketball. WEST, MERRILEE College Prep-Y Club, Smoke Signal Ed- itor, GAA, Lettergirls. WEYHER, RICHARD Auto Mechanics. WHITE, WILLIAM College Prep. WHITING, KARYLE Clothing-Modem Dance, Y Club, GAA. WHITTIER, DONNA Drama-Z Club, Plays and Players, GAA. WI-lITI'l.E'S, BRIAN Pre-Engineering-Engineers' Club, Ex- plorers' Club. WHITWORTH, MARIORIE General. WIEMAN, IIM Industrial Arts. WILLIAMSON, IUNE College Prep-YFC. GAA. WILSON. IACKIE Stenography-Modem Dance. WILSON. MARILYN Typist-Clerical. WITTMER, CLAUDIA College Prep-Honor Society, Pep Coun- cil, Modern Dance, Pep Club, French Club. WOLZ, AUDREY College Prep-ASB Publicity Committee, Modem Dance. WOODARD, CAROL College Prep - ASB Social Committee, Girls' League Social Committee, Girls' League Board, Spanish Club, Senior Council, Pep Club, YFC, Y Club Secre- tary, Z Club,'Akela Staff, GAA. WRIGHT, BOB Pre-Engineering-Honor Society, Legisla- tive Council, French Club President. YOUNG, CATHY Drama-YFC. ZAKOOR, CAROLYN Typist-Clerical-Girls' Choir, GAA. ZECK, SHIRLEY Typist-Clerical-Legislative Council, YFC, Y Club, GAA. ZORTMAN, ROGER Industrial Arts-CSF, Honor Society. ' 'xx s. a .,'.' . Ml., .4- xg-Vfu ' - 'A ' . N . 5 I , Q , 1 - V , , -lay? 5 1 'I ' 0 .-pdlfx . Y ' fl gg 4 I: ,..rJ'.'n:Zjr1 . Rig ll - f -:ff- '-'44 g -' ...Q-f -f'-f-- ii, - . I.: . , fl,-,.,,-, A ,,5r-:- --- -...E '-4 A' 5. 4, ,, ,' -.,,..I .. 2, -. ? , N - 1 Sa- gf , , ' Q 1 Qf' f V? it .1 H+ 2'A I g.'5'.-3 Km, fs 0 1 A Y A 71 . X k - ,- -.-.- 4, 2 0 Q X' W I I . Gifs : fi 0 Ya 'Q . , I Z x 0 K Lf gun X4-4' fl' - ,,.f . n X f 'E , ff 41. ' ' , ' .- .3 ,x h n ,au , 4 T551 K7 ' i, . . , Y ' . ,yn fa . 44' . ,fdjb .1 4 g ,-r,.f'f.- I. F- . fir.-1 - V' L ..,,. 4. W L ' 55 9 ,1 A awfiamw A 0 5 O Q? 0 Q JUNIGRS ,Q O 0 4' O O0 Q O Q O A ,J O First semesters Iumor Class Council members are: LEFT TO RCU'-'lf Glenna M001'be1'9. Und NON! Plivilier- With the line as- RIGHT Shen-y Snow Iqck Mqglow, Pam Mclnlyfe, lim Derrick, sistance ol our capable advisors. Mrs. Mary Francis Liston and Chuck Frlbert Alan Sobel Mike Atkinson, Freda Buckner, Carolyn Ml- RGlPh Brandt. lhe COIUICU Plfllmed lhe VGYY Successful HOYYOI' Barry Karen Conard Gary Coleite, Sue Cox, Kathy Sauer, Leanna Night Und ihe Iunior Class Swim Dance. JUNIOR GOVERNMENT WINTER Iunior class officers dur- ing the first semester are Carolyn Barry. secretary: Chuck Filbert. president: and Freda Buckner, treas- urer. They devoted a great deal oi extra time to their iobs. The summer Iunior Class officers, Iohn Bates, Presi- dent: Helen Adams, Sec- retary: and Froma Weis- burq, Treasurer: made this year a memorable one lor the Dinosaur Trainers . f '91 ! -3 1 i oi- ' f 'I 'WT xx i 'fr'f,l4,fl'! - lf Kiln' I f tv JUNIOR QCDVERNNIENT SUMMER During the summer semester the Iunior Class Council continued the work ol the Winter Council. Lelt to right: Philomena Burgio, Sandi Hormuth, Carla Vaccariello. Mike Atkinson, Sharon Thill. Sue Reed, lack Maslow, Yvonne Smith, Iohn Bates, I-'roma Weisburq, Helen Adams, and their sponsor Mrs. Liston. f 'Q Y, .P t fg 1 Q 3 in , .A.' n tr 1 I ,Je-az, H in y ,,. K 1 .l if .szs g N A Ag f L r ln an 'ff B r Q as :ii if ' N ui i ROW ONE Michelle Abele, Louie Aboud, Alan Adams, Helen Adams, Yvette Aguirre. Louie Alcantar. Harvey Allen. Ianet Allen. Babs Allman Ioyce Anderson, 'l'iny Anderson. ROW TWO Sharon Ashcralt. Mike Atkinson. Connie Averholf. Samuella Avery, Doug Ayers. Lisa Bachelis. Gary Bacon. Iim Badqett Lois Bair Dennis Barker, Steve Barnett. ROW Tl-IBEE: Iohn Bates, Val Battie, Kathy Bayliss, Ianis Bearden. Linda Beck. Iudy Belger, Pam Bennett. Sharon Benson, Cindl Bent: Patricia Berkosky. Sally Berry. ROW FOUR Iudy Bingham. Ronnie Binko. Linda Blakely. Bruce Blankenship. Lorelei Blitstein. Doug Boehme, Iudy Bond, Sheri Boyd, Lynda Boyle Bob Boysen, Michele Bradlield. , 'fe- es .IN ' .+,,Z' .gl K 'YD F iii' i s .- F .iw -gn, ,KV wwf ,, I f - X , y. 'M , Mike Braver Steve Brock Iulie Broderson Tom Bronson Bill Brown Linda Anne Brown Dave Buck Freda Buckner Larry Bulalch Phyl Burgio Iudi Burks Don Burroughs Iudi Byars Iohn Calkins lim Cantrell Kathy Capps Paula Cappy Dick Carlborg Bill Carter Susan Carter llean Carucci Linda Case Sharon Caven Bob Cecil Steve Cerra Stan Cerwinski Vincent Chairenza Penny Chamberlain Carolyn Charles Sherry Chubb Ron Cline Bob Closson Dennis Cole Gary Coleite Iohn Coles Mike Coles Karen Conard . Cathy Cones Bob Connella Barbara Conrad - JUNIORS L t y 2 N., W H , X , ml, ' M Q :I , K. .i I I V ROW ONE: Adrienne Ardissone, Dennis Arnold, Iack Arnold. ROW TWO: Carolyn Barry. Bonnie Bartel, Sue Batchelor. ROW THREE: Beverly Bess. Diane Beyer. Roger Billings. ROW FOUR: Tina Bragg. Iudy Braiq. Chuck Braver. y id is 5 . Q ,. , 2' sa i I I nrlr as E r .W Q x: 'Q 1 -. A X 1 . ,,,. I lg, W i ,I 1' - Q A Q.: - L , ,Y . i e A i ill!! i n-Xxx I , Q! wav fi' , as i . I-. +1 1 3? f , xl: slim fm H F 1-gj 9' 'il-V '-Q ' I 'lf' f fin-P x. l f 4 ,V ,S gl., I :, K ' 5 Karen Duncan Ioan Dunn Sally Eastabrooks Steve Eastmond Gloria Easter Ianet Eaton Art Ebsen Gary Echols Mariann Eckhardt Ruth Ann Edstrom Claudia Ellis Earl Ellis Nancy Ely Susan Eshelman Sam Esposto Kent Evans Douglas Fairall Rosemarie Fauzio Charlene I-'enaia Dennis Fewless Chuck Filbert Nancy Filson Dave Fisher Iuanita Flores ., x K - WV 1 I Fred Constantine Steve Cook Dennis Cordon Tom Cormier Ianet Costello Dave Coulter Sue Cox Sharon Crawford Ellen Crosbie Lothrop Crosby Bob Crosthwaite Layton Crouch Karen Cummings Roger Cusumano Kathy Dakin Tilda Dalin Ron Dark Linda Darling Barbara Damell Loretta Darsey Bob David Deanna Davies Bob Davis Pat Davis Larry Day Donna Dean Carol DeCasper Vincent DeCasper Lana DeLand Toni Del Corchio Donna DiMartino Barbara Demmert Iohn DeMott Dennita Dennis lim Derrick Iohn Deschamps IoAnn Dewey Linda Dickason Pat Dillon Linda Dinkins Brenda Dionne Dorothy Donze Iohn Doughty Linda DuBell Darryl Duran 79 , A ' y p ggi X- , . . 5 ,T L 35 ' F 3 V , 5 3 ' 't if V 'L Wm YU' I ' ... f -f . .:5, f-2-9,5-3. W' .,:f. : b f. fm -wtf.. , 1 1 f . A k y J ,., V f ,.., P ,.,, , 1, 1' .,,1 ,,, 5 V 6 IK.: :EN lgzl, Ty la 8 ,Q sy g ' . id tx 4 V ' .t .F I 1 Q' LWX'-- .T LLLZIL if -ti . TLVL JLJ 8 v-E .9 A 1 I' 3 X il 'll Llg ' . ' if . .A , W fi. -r., . ' - s: s : at n 4, Q . Tl , J s, R -' ' . X JVQIW' j 2 5 ,gm , , sf- 5 5 ' -,fi . I ' A V , ,. vs l I . -' ROW ONE: Ioan Flynn, Webb Ford, Tom Fortmann, Ion Foster, Evelyn Fowler, Gene Fox, Iudy Freedman, Marty Freemond. ROW TWO: Debbie Frenkel, Doug Friedlander, Ied Friedman, Carlos Garduno, Iudy Garner, Marilee Garren. Robin Garthwaite, Mike Gaynor. ROW THREE: Iune Gazdick, Ierry Geraci, Cort Gifford, Don Gilbreath, Linda Giuflrida, Nancy Glover, Grace Goga, Melinda Goss. ROW FOUR: Karen Griswold, Lionel Grove, Rod Guilmette, Sharon Gutzman, Leona Habbick, Sandi Habitz. Ierry Haddock, Marilyn Hall. Pat Hammond a - f iv Y Bonnylee Hansen v '. Q 'D , A A Irene Hanzal . 1 K .- 3 , Cathy Harris K' 5 Phyllis Harris , fi , ' I M we .,,,.,. .,, , . . M , , j ig . shmey Harmon 1 : ' N, 0 ' y .B . 3' ,U , , . ,J- me--I . t , Irene Harrison Marlene Hartley Karen Haslam 'dl , 'll' A, A x Dave Haus K Q! . Merrily Hedden i Linda Hedquist fs 4, Carol Helileger 0 Karen Heiss Bud Heller - '- W , is t .,., Tift, V ll .rv ll Al fgfifh ' X no T .. Karen Hendrickson Dennis Hickerson Lana 'Hicks ROW ONE: Penny Holt, Sue Holzman, Bob Horqan. Sandra Hormuth. ROW TWO: Margie Humphrey, Iudie Iacobs, Kathy Iacobson, Bill Ienkins. ROW THREE: Linda Iones, Phyllis Iones, Sue Iones, Dean Iordan. ROW FOUR: Kathy Keenan, Neil Kelm, Dave Kem- per. Iudy Kendrick. Marilyn Hold! Tom Holley Mike Hollis 80 5 Bob Kindoll Bobbie King Terry Kingston Kent Kinsala Vivian Kirby Suzy Kirk Ken Kleinberg Kathy Klug Bill Knight Fred Koch lack Koch Tom Kohler Michele Kolowski Berge Kolsoozian Barbara Kramer Cyril Kramer Dennis Kranz Vic Lackey Bill Lamar Ianet Lamb Mike Lambert in' km . w1 ,,,:.h-fnzqgy - H Z gi' 8 . ,, - - xg Q ! B P 2: , ' X 5 1 , - N X 6 uh x -AS ,.... as I l' V if . A X . v tr . . V .lla A 'Q is 9 i V -W F ,, 4, Dolores Lanphere Armida Lara Gary Lawrence , Teresa Lawson , Lorne Lazzarini ' Darlene Lee Bill Leonard Grant Leonard Armand LeTourneau Bayan Lewis Dick Lewis Diana Levine Conde Lick Bob Lickter Linda Lindstrom Anita Lippman Gary Lippman Ielf Llppman Yolanda Lopez lean Lovecchio Pete Lubisich lim Lucas George MacDonald Marilyn MacDonald Marty Madden Emmie Maddern Iudy Maldonado Virginia Lee Malinski Carol Manfull Doug Mann ,' 2 ' 3' - fr 5' f -11, lb x 'Y 1. 'I A 'S X - . ' 45 ,4.. .V K ,fix 5 -. f-Z5'iQf- .... , 2 -- t . ,tkysk 0 K XA ff-J.. - . 1 H. I xg I , 4 ,. e'e- 'nu ' A 7 vrr 1 :il i B . if R ' 7' f B ktn M L' X Q. .I Q, Wir X7 'xi it 6 ,few-f 11 In ' ' l K 'fx 9 x ' e H .1 . E' I ' ' K , L. I l 'T K' rr Ll 'I 4 h - N 'K V I E313 f K B E 6 1 ' V lf L L S L 'k i N-fx Sherrie Marco awk, f '42 N F' f' Carolyn Martin : S ' b U b X gig X Nina Martino 'Y i fl my - . -. lack Maslow A' nv' 4' . - -1 - G ig Jfmsaylim Bob Massey . ' V . , I A w I , fi .Q-- 11 ' K J 5 Q.. N W , ., l 'Q lx - 1 ROW ONE: Ioyce Horne, Carlos Horton. Roger I Howell, Mary Huliine. 4 HOW TWO: Karen Iensen, Peggy lessen, Barbara Iohnson. Rose Iohnson. ROW THREE: Lee Iulian. Brad Kanawyer, Phyllis Kavcak, Sharon Kazdan. ROW FOUR: Iuanita Kennedy, Ianet Kershall. Caro- J U N lyn Keysor. Iohn Kinard. 81 AI 3? 'fin :X XV , , tl N K Q M. Q.. . .... ,L , ,, Q. ,. .H f--- ,, - As, . , t., 1 ag AQ ,A JT .e is J it ., -3. f s sq.. ,.:i as V ,.- A 1 . ' ' ,F .. l Q, V W' ffnf :- s K. x l b ,K . . fl ati , x ,. I I 1 QL' its Ar ,1 I . .. an V 6' wf hiss. ,k', ,.1 Qs. MW. O ' f -2' 4 all I' ,,, 6 ,L ,xg .' ' Yi. , fa ,. ,, il J fx Q w H u 1- kg F . P S 1 Fi r . ix - -... of iii K lx' Jn, 1 .1 'V W ST : iz., it fa? 'E Heil? , . to , Ianet Osborn Linda Osborn Monte Osborn Ierry Paleckl I Q Wu! 'X Carol Ann Palmer .w+ 'x Cork Parker Lois Parker Lora Lee Parle , Manty Parmelee . V Iohn Pastor Linda Paulson Charlene Payne 2: Erlk Pedersen Linda Pedrettl Dee Pemberton xl., 5 Wayne Penrod 82 . ' ms,,:,L 4 wx A Gary Petler Pat Phillips Carol Phoenix Darlene Pittman Q 1' 5 , wr? ,x. Donna Matneson Iohn Matheson Madelyn Mathews Bob Mattis Steve Mayer Mary McBride Carolyn McConnell Craig McDonald Iim McGurrin Mike McHorney Patience Mclntyre Dorothea Mclleel Rod McLachlan Don McMillen Linda McOsker Pam Mellinger Marilyn Melville Amy Meyer Berna Miller Bob Miller Sandi Minasian Sherry Mielde Chick Mokracek Lydia Montanez Carrie Monthaven Glenna Moorberg Don Moore Sandi Moorhead Tony Moraco Carol Morris Ioan Mosca Iulie Mueller Betty Murninq Don Nance Tom Nelson Larry Nevins Fred Newberry Rose Nichols Martha Nicholson Erik Nielson Randy Niemeir Ierrie Nlnberq Lori Nowak Rudy Nowak Lani Ockander Marsha Ogden Louise Olson Bob O'Neil ROW ONE: Alan Rand, Roger Rathburn. ROW TWO: Dave Reid, Bob Renz. ROW THREE: Pat Rol- lins. Rosemary Ron- dinella. ROW FOUR: Mary Santoyo, Barbara Sanz. ROW FIVE: Shirley Ann Schilling, Lee Cchramlinq. ROW SIX: Bonnie Sie- bert, Dee Silberberq. h , . ... riff L W 'af -,, , l Q A Q 'J tm. L' . W1 I Hal Pittman Melinda Plank ' Suellen Pluard Iollnn Poe ', I , W' 5 - 1 Q t y . ' lim Porter N 'gy ' P. , '5 i 5 ' Sheila Postal X X in H is fi' 3 , K E A, Karen Potter K - -v ' P Ronald Powers jx, ll Linda Prince Nona Privitier Eugene Provasi I-'rank Pucio ROW ONE: Janelle Rawlings Reedy, Sara lane Reynolds. ROW TWO: lim Rheamount, Roche, Barton Rogers. ROW THREE: Fred Rothman, Charlotte Sanger, Ilm Santor. ROW FOUR: Kathy Sauer, Ed Saul, Don Savitt. Leslie Saxe, Lizabeth Scarberry, Ioe Scardino, lim Schalf. Paul Schatz. Carol Schiilerle. ROW FIVE: Iayne Schroeder, Carol Schueltge, Diana Schuler, Gordon Schultz, Don Schutt, Judy Schwartz, Doug Selby, Karen Shirey, Sharon Shirey. ROW SIX: Gerry Simanaki, Wendy Simon, Iim Simpson, lim Sincraugh, Nile Sisson, Carol Skinner, Bob Smith, Bob Smith, Carole Smith. Diana Purrier Donna Purrier A aren Raduenz um , K U Sandra Raginia ' L iwwfmm T JUNIORS , Stuart Ray, Lellnna Read, Sue Read, Marilyn Recchia, Roger Redel, lean Reed, Diane Kenneth Richardson, Bob Riqg, Iesse Riley. Iim Ritchie, Cal Roberts, Phil Robertson, Sue Ed Rudberg, Kathie Rull, Pat Ryan, Gary Sabatini, Iudy Sanders, Mickie Sanderson, . me I dl S' Y' 2 K ' E ..r: wa,iii1i1f-vt E At ' I .nt P ' 'K - , -,,, 1 fir. . A Y M . Q 4 , y . t R X . r x. ,fqv R' Q t :ff 4'-' R A ' it T A lf In - ' gf' A A .A XM? ' ' ri' ' X . in K 5 - 1 ,N I R , y .. fe B' A y ' uu tt t fst . ri A H .. A Q it in I 1, K 8. .+ x KI: 1 P ' Er 5 'N K - Q i , , 4, M Q t y t I V M 2 ,ti r , , ,,,. - K B H i r - N Q Q Q in l. S. .Q A he at is is -wax lr we ,M 1 ' ' 437553 . -54. 'I' 5 .I fr- -1' P 8 4+ 9 ' Wt? 1:f,, s 55 Qi, , 1, EA . : V I, in 7 S -7 'N . - . X U U ,- s 1, A' I 4 if .W Q - 485 I F M 5, V I 5 ' ' A X X 'fn Q .4 I ax I X ' di.. , ' it . 2 1 , ' ,s t f ,ww f -. 2, 5 A x ml Evonne Smith Mike Smith Pat Smith Thorne Smith Warren Smith Sherry Snow Barry Snyder Allan Sobel Larry Sobel lack Sparqur Pat Speak Lucinda Spencer Richard Spicer Sandy Spinoso Pete Sterling Linda Stewart Veda Stewart Pat Stockton Brian Stoeclrer Barrie Stott Bob Stranahan Diane Stump! Spence Sturm Niles Sunstrom Iohn Surprenant Mike Surwill Ray Sussman Bruce Suthann Ron Sutton Kathe Tanous .1 ' X X 1 ' i L, ,Q 'L' Ilii- -IS' I' + Q fx 1, J , 1' f, -we t 'Q e , 2 .nr hx ,L E 'Ml Wahl- x .3,, 1 4' . 9 X ima T . JUNIORS Q, er A 1 L, 4 4 Wx ROW ONE: Barbara Tarr, Tom Thibault Sharon Thill, Dennis Thompson, Terryl Thompson, Vernon Thompson. Steve Tice, Paige Timmons, Leanne Toburen. ROW TWO: Nancy Toeck, Frank Tolerton, Terry Trimble, Glorianne Trimmer, Valerie Tripp, Diane Trumble, Linda Turk, Butch Turner, Iudy Urban. ROW THREE: Carla Vaccariello, Vanette Van Note, Billie Vauqht, Gloria Vigil, Carol Vigner, Laurel Vod- nansky. Pete Volpe, Penny Voorhees. Debbie Vosper. ROW FOUR: Pat Wagner, Denny Walcott, Ronnie Wallace, Cap Wallington, Richard Warnke, Linda Warren, Linda Lee Warren, Larry Watson, Barbara Wayne. -A Q, Q ua! E 6 Y 1 Us 1,, 2 , in - if e - , A Q ' . 'R M - . an 1 , if 'K 8 3 ' X A x . .fffub ' ifws fiffy elif' GJ f 4. X f' ,fs W f ' ' f' it '1 1 ' , ' .1 -af fc Efif ' W' .:,,'f s Wifii faigif- Qu ' gl , ix in LL V' -je .il f t t, ,gm y was g ,f- ,D 'll' , ' L - X : .- , ' x . R Q, ROW ONE: Bette Webb, Ierry Webb. Ioan Weber, Marcia Weddle, Iudy Weed, Froma Weisberg, Nancy Weiss, Marilyn Welsh, Mike West. ROW TWO: Mike White, Kathy Wilder, Frank Wilgus, Fred Wllliams, Ierry Williams, Iudy Anne Williams, Iudy H. Williams, Kay Willis, Stan Willis. A ROW THREE: Iulie Wills, Dennis Wilson, Rodene Wilson, Ioe Wolf, Sandie Wolff, Al Wolfgang, Anita Woodruff, Penny Wrede, Barbara Wuenschel. ROW FOUR: Terry Yates, Pat Ysais, Bud Yoder, Bob Zeich, Carol Zemke, Dale Zimarilr, Dave Ziskin, Saul Zwirn. K After bu sy morning classes the 'Dinosaur Trainers relax during their lunch period. discus- sing various subiects and studying for up-coming Students chosen to be the AFS candi- dates must be strong scholastically, be friendly, and have the ability to get along well with others. This year's final candidates were Chuck Filbert. Martha Nicholson. Pete Lubisich, and Ken Klein- berq. Martha Nicholson was chosen to make the trip to Europe. Diggs' Diwzk Mrs. Theodosia Wilkenson instructs her Iunior English class on the finer points of American Literature. .gli . ,Mi-1 .fgf1..,fffqt-g4r't- 1 3 .-.nw Vitale f '- 15 .11 , 4 gel, w 'W 1 Q.. WP! f ' 2 U 'Wt 7, Ez FSP' ' 'U 74, if .c E 'f-emf M Q t A 'I ma' liwltttdw Q -E 9 i K ,,.. T -I, .I W6 , .::pM.,.-s.,apx.nlK1rmm-n --or 'm ' S R M tl CAREER DAY One day a year is set aside for students to attend various group meetings led by people in the community who are ex- perts in their own fields. DATE WITH DAD HB5 '3 E cf Many of the lunior girls and their fathers attended Date with Dad decorated with a St. Patrick's Day theme. Refreshments were served, and o wonderful evening ot entertainment was enioyed by all. SCIENCE FAIR Kathy Tanous. assisted by Mr, Ricketts, prepares her proiect for the San Fernando Science Fair. Kathy conducted a series ot experiments studying the various etiects ol radiation on rats. LJ f CMC X s N X I v Sv -- W Jn 52-I bca ' wa W W e, , -9 Ja e cl Zfj I Q , U 'N . I X!!-4 eezrgfifff so solvvfomoiaes The Cave Cleaners were the lowest class of human life in prehistoric times. To them were delegated all of the lowly tasks that made up the life of the cave, man. They cleaned the cob- Webs from the darkest corners of the Caves, buried used dinosaur bones, and carried out any other orders given by the higher ranking members of the tribe. . Like the cave cleaners of centuries past, our sophomores are humble. However, they are S QPNP now receiving the training which will one day make them valuable assets in our modern world. P CAVE COUNSE LORS Mr. Ralph Brandt. Mrs. Mariorie France, and Mr. Melvin Brown. three of the sophomore guidance teachers, helped to get the Cave Cleaners started off on the right loot at Burroughs. Cave Cap-we Miss Iean Ewing and Mr. Pat Dowd served as advisors to the Sophomore Class Council this year. They helped the Cave Cleaners get organized, and assisted them ln the planning of some future events. SOPHOMORE CCUNCIL The Sophomore class officers were Denny Moore, president: Sue Be- nest, secretary: and Ian Coppedge. treasurer. They have helped to make the Sophomore class very successful at Burroughs this year. OFFICERS FIRST ROW: Neta Gostlin, Donna Renz, Sharon Harkins, Cathy Nicholas, Ieanette Flynn, Kay Goodknight, Pris- cilla Lopez, Ioan Transue, Linda Burgett, Linda Melton. SECOND ROW: Carol Wood- ward, Sandy Tucker, Harvey Holt, Bill Bryant, Gordon Mueller, Bob Muntiiering, lim Dail, Skeeter Plummer, Bon- nie Willes. Christine Woodis. THIRD ROW: Gary Wood, George Shackeliord, Glenn Hanson, Gary Meyers, Roy Wilmer, Allen Benado, Louis Barresi. Don Daily. FIRST ROW: Carol Ruitino. Kathy Bowie, Gail Yeary. Pam Davis. SECOND ROW: Kathy Squires, Diana King, Iudy Iohnson, Cathy MacLar. en, Donna Thill, Kathi Walk- er, Rosemary La Magna. THIRD ROW: Karen Taylor. Sue Hayworth, Eddie Benson. Fred Torstenson, Linda Mc- Kinley, Kathy Warren. FOURTH ROW: Ricky Reed, Leroy Hachey, Brian McGuti, Carl Fox, Eddie Hill, Gary Golden, Don Ehlers, Nino Can- dido. FIRST ROW: Therese Pucci. Sharon McMillan, Rolene Mac- Millan, Pam Collier, Gloria Ritter, Sharon Hershberger, Anne Phillips, Sandy Brown. SECOND ROW: Perry Rich- ards, Mike McClanahan, Caro- lyn Baird, Martha Schreiber, Linda Tomlinson, Marsha Thi- bodo, Dianne Salhany, Mike Cooper, Gary Malott. THIRD ROW: Iohn Iones, Ron Casey, David E. Anderson, Mike War- wick, Paul Irvin, Ron Taylor, lim Conant. FOURTH ROW: Ronny Votaw, Steve Coleson, lim Cadmus, Dave Strauss, George Munyan, Ierry Elm- Iinger, Dick Meier, Marty Mon- heit, AI Anderhalt, Ralph Deitch. : h QJ 'I'-L I ' s M- A f ,V K 1 7 Q 0 ' V B ,gal ya i s ' -M ' it 6 ,. x 'L N 4 FIRST ROW: Sally Dunlop. Loretta Rounds, Patty McNeal. Rita Ozoif. Dee Gee Green. SECOND ROW: Shirley Hall. Ann Stone. Elaine Prock. Carol Human, Linda Ganzler, Iudi Di Stelano, Vickie Moss. THIRD ROW: Iill Lewis. Cathy Carter, Arlene Willis, Sandy Dutton, Iudy Morgan. Bethel Iones, Holly Nichols, Kathy Zecherle, Carol Sharp. FOURTH ROW: Ron Leibsker. Bob Ramage, Paul Ikona, Walter Baily, Ron Tice. Ken Sterling. Larry Ayuso, Tony Alcorn, Albert McKenzie. FIRST ROW: Lolita Maudakis. Dona Chiappari, Patsy Ander- son, Natalie Rostov, Winitred Foster. Leslie Lawton, Karen Baker. Pam Corradi, Ianice Kirk. SECOND ROW: Hope Haslam, Cheryl Ferentz, Ia- son Wasserman. Curtis Mc- Coy, Bruce Kelman, lim North, Denny Moore, Ronald Moreno, Rich Kline, Mike Cun- niif. Sharon Gordon. THIRD ROW: Tor Eckert, Mark Gass- man, Don Fuhrer, Martin Mo- linario. Dave Inglish. Ron Si- rota, Donald I. Rutherford. FOURTH ROW: Ed Burzinski, Lloyd Oberman, Nick Esposto. Glenn Hoskinson. Don Flynn, Steve Bradley, Walter Ogden. Ierry Savage, Mike Eckardt. FIRST ROW: Iudy Parker. Pat McIntyre, Carol Skolny, Iudy Hutton, Larrie Dermedy, Con- nie Perry. Faye Hamilton, Amy Faro, Sue Hoetlinq, Sherry Mitchell. SECOND ROW: Shirley Santoyo, Don- na Thurston, Suzanne Coyle. Carl Cantrell. Iohn Austin. Paul Wilson, Ralph Wolf, Wendall Fleming, Susie Wil- liams, Mary Ellen Ernest, Di- ana Hudson. THIRD ROW: William Michell, Ierrq Bige- len, lack Scott, I enson. Bill Noshkin. Bruce Conner, Iohn Portz, Michael Malan. Dewey Williams. It FIRST ROW: Gail Story, Mar- garet Pattelli, Io Anne Stein, Sandy Lupo, Sandy Spain, Carol Iacobson, Barbara Zup- nik, Sunny Trilsh. SECOND ROW: Susie Kirk, Marsha Co- hen, Leslee Souze, Rose Marie Bunier, Elaine Wilson, Pat Lewinson, Pat Gluckman.l THIRD ROW: Sharyl Stucki, Ieanne Snider, Diane Davis, lean Lopez, Iudy Block, Tina Rehwald, Gloria Wallis, Stephanie Broisis, Faye Heb- erly. FOURTH ROW: Paul Weden, Rex Faux, Iohn Cowles, Robin Leasure, Larry Loos, Charles Blaker, Ross Hamilton, Dave Arnold, Dave Williams. LTA Cave C' SOPHOMORE FIRST ROW: Viola Chavez. Linda Hansen, Iudy Childress, Charloiie Buckingham, Marie Rauenbuchler. SECOND ROW: Linda Lucas, Connie Baber. Linda Lee, Debbie Peters, Ed- na Myers, Vivian Remais. THIRD ROW: Bill Schulte. Harold lnsley, Stephen Vor- beck, Danny Hupp, Bill Bess. Bob H Ken Brown. OW: Dick Craw- ford, Dave Radecki, Mike Mil- ler, Rod I-Ialack, Bob Caraian, Frank Rogers, Bob Mohrs. FIRST ROW: Ianyce Hagen, Helene Leeds, Beryle Crakow, Carole Bowman, Ianet Phil- lips. SECOND ROW: Dennis Murphy, Barbara Waksman. Marsha King, Diane Fraser, Denni Preston, Elke Renner, Carol House. Paul Moraco. THIRD ROW: Ed Isaacs, Don Pawlek, David York, Frank Ernest, Darrel Naasz, Clark Bromberg, Cleo Ramsey, How- ard Lighlslone, Dan Dvorkin. FOURTH ROW: Bob Perry. Ronnie Koffler, George Mas- ters. Brian Farris, Dennis O'Gorman. Iohn Peterson, Sieve Bunker. Dennis Ben- kovsky. XV, 'L wh in , 5? I. '04 ft -We A AQ' FIRST ROW: Suzan Schopp, Diane Repetto,Ralpha Lindsey Linda Tolles, Barbara Ayers, Iudy Peterson, Lynn Brown, Linda Henderson, Donna Pros. ser. SECOND ROW: Iudy Wil. sey. Doreen Mcllaskle, Pat Kausrud, Iill Unger. Sandy Rouse, Deanna Gleason, Sue Marsh. Iackie Wilson, Karen Miller. THIRD ROW: Dennis Wright, Gordon Ewing. Dick Daniels, Steven Stark. Gary Dondanville, Iohn Radecki, Ken Cummins. Bob Marsh. X ff 22 112 12 ' -3 . - cb Q . -V Q F .ba N A :X i 4 I Url' K FIRST ROW: Sharon Groenke, Marlene Storti, Sylvia Kowal. Lois Vangor, Elena Kellogg, Sherry Simons. Christie Eckes, Sheri Church. SECOND ROW: Patricia Shaw, Io Anne Mur- ray, Pam Roberts, Iulie Iohn- son, Tlna Riddle, Pat Moore. Tahne Akers, Bev Anderson. Sherri Hoffman. THIRD ROW: Don Guild, Dennis Miller. Davy Crockett. Ray Fall, Doug Reily, Steve Willcoxon, Reese Elia. FOURTH ROW: Bruce Iverson, Gerry Aboud, Eugene Keating. Harold Strong, Bar- ney Leiieste. Larry McClellan. Tom Rosenwein. lim Reed. FIRST ROW: Buddy Ewing. Iim Misner, Brian Dreis, Iac- queline Smith, Patty O'Neal, Pam Witcher. Iudy Gray. Sharon Cuddy, Alan Ken- worthy. Dee Bradford, Toni La Ruffa. SECOND ROW: Bruce Stott, Mike Arringdale. Bill Thompson. Iohn Woillard. Ben Gallaway, Kit Binnard. Philip Gary, Bill Bucy, Doug Seburn, Richard Duke. THIRD ROW: Dale McKenzie, Pat Whiting, Walter Lester, Phil Alexander, Bruce Beebe, lim Martin, Iim Tillmen, Tom Tay- lor, Gary Gallo, Russel Mitch- ell. Gerry Langlois. lei! Wil- liams, Denis Reynolds. FIRST ROW: Kathy Rutter, Helen Miller, Lisa Gamero, Deanna Wilcox, Bonnie Zort- man, Linda Murphy, Ginny Smolich, Evelyn Epstein, Co- ralie Lamplas, Marlene Ker- nan. SECOND ROW: Penny Voss, Ioyce Anderson, Ger- ald Coelsch, Terry Tintorri. Paul Hartwell, Carol Crock- er, Pat Lewis, Dinah Korb. THIRD ROW: Sharon Collins, lim Iablonski, Bob MacMar- tln, Alan Coats, Ralph Holi, Ron Shackelford, Richard Stewart, Bob Vanderlip, Pam Mollins. FOURTH ROW: Allen Ross, Lloyd Lightfoot, Ioe Hillman, Don Cox, Dan White, Gary White, Richard Smith, Tony Hoch, Bob Severt. ,-I Cave C SCPHOMCRES FIRST ROW: Charlene Green- wood, Iacque Clazia, Sandy Leupold, Ioan Starleaf, Carol Aney. Ioan Shipley, Deanne Seely, Pat Vinson, Charlyn Wilson. SECOND ROW: Ian- ice Stevens, Iudy McWilliams, Iim Stevenson, George Sergi- adis, Stan Iohnson, Ierry Os- terholt, Doug Myers, lim Smallwood, Richard Prutz, Lynn Coveney, Ianet Bean, Connie Wilson. THIRD ROW: Ronald Gentil, Pete Spigler, Ron Schaeier, Larry Steele, Ken Meredith, Harris Kaul- man, George Serglais, Bob Smither, Glenn Mueller, Chris Gargaro. FOURTH ROW: Ken Huskins. - Harold Lentzner, Richard- Hutton, Lee Wilson, Bob Whitaker, Henry Flores, Mitch Kato, lim Smith, Larry Speck. FIRST ROW: Diana Clcoria, Carlotta Santoyo, Iudy Schep- man, Diana Roberts, lrls Weinstein, Iudy Wells, Mar- gie Payne. SECOND ROW: Penny Nelson, Sue Gulick, Michael Peltier, Roger Stler. Louis Anginone, Richard Rush, Dawn Morton, Nancy Miller. THIRD ROW: Bill Wal- lace, Robert Parks, Ken Bush- man, Ralph Andradi, Ronnie Parks. David Fiske. Dave Gouker, Brian Van Hol.m. -lb FIRST ROW: Sharon Luttqe. Ianice Havanic, Eileen Iesch- pe, Toni Bacon. Karen Arm Schubert, Lois Wexler, Iudy Smith. Margaret Gutierrez. SECOND ROW: Annette Har- rell, Patsy Keeler, Tony Ad- ler, Lois Vittletoe. Peggy Worthington, Iudy Elliott. Ter- ry Ruhlow, Holly Richardson. THIRD ROW: Pam Doerr, Ed- die Sanders, Franz Perkles, Kit Palumbo. Don Rugg, Carole Nicholas, Sue Benest. FOURTH ROW: Sid Shoemak- er, Bob Kindoll. Mike Tomei, Moe Seibel, Paul McGlothlin. Warren Ramsey, Geoff Hard- man. X L ws CJ I -fl ot5,'13af'o S I E: W o 'j jf L 'I L o if FIRST ROW: Roberta Dillbach. Valerie Freeman, Ian Cop- pedge, Sally Hubbard, Iackie Baldwin, Hester Almon. Io- anne Holm, Adri Gordon. lane Widdersheim. Iudy Karpfen. SECOND ROW: Helen Hen- derson, Alice Altizen. Charles Kinsfather. Howard Thew. Dave Sterling, Ierry Osterholt. Bob Allen, Richard Davies, Larry Bradiield. Sandor Iohn- son. Linda Powell. Shirley Tinker. THIRD ROW: Steve Webber, Iohn Thaw, Don Gar- gano. Iim Young, Iohn Boet- ier, Marc Schneider. Carl Stonecipher, Mike Davidson, Richard Seldon. Ronnie Oifen- stein. FIRST ROW: Carol Hedden, Sharon Lynn, Kay Zink, Linda Kuester, Alice Pierson, Sandy Warwick, Alice Sandoval, Hazel Baker. Mavis Maddux. SECOND ROW: Colleen Gait- skell, Allen Ganner, Walter Reed, Ralph Tumer, Tom Ede. Tim Walker, Pat Roark, Lorne Braddock, Louise Sanucci. THIRD ROW: Ioe Kingsley, Manuel Isaquirre. Boris Spren- gert, Ray de Valley, Keith Babcock, Richard Newberry. Glenn Cochran, Gary Mc- Namara. FOURTH ROW: Ioe Howell. Richard Sorenson. Ter- ry Turk, Dave Goldman, Iohn Stewart, Tom Sifton, Ron Lisl, Bob Squire. FIRST ROW: Maria Roselli. Sandi Garrison. Sharon Mix. Brenda Green. Carol Braband- er. Cheryl Caulfield. SECOND ROW: Stephen Marx. Larry Forbes. Darryl Langness. Brenton Vance. Dale Warren. THIRD ROW: Norman Kelly. Larry Childs, Phil Ross. Bill Stallard, Dan Haggerty, Bruce Buckley. Cave C' SOPHOMORES Airin- FIRST ROW: Robert Smith. Valerie O'Krent, Margaret Hy- len. Carol Olsen. Connie Mires. Iean Horback, Kaye McGinley. Barbara Myer. Lyn- da MacTaggert. Adrienne Goldberg. Tom Wagoner. SECOND ROW: Ken Luther. Bob Barrett. Margaret Shaw. Carol Byram. Carolyn Fletch- er, Selene Hurford, Lorraine Faiola, Gary Dodd, Larry Al- len. THIRD ROW: Bill Cooke. Bob Shores, Ron Welch. Geoli Head. Whit Harned. Ed Jung. Dennie De Long. Steve Busik. Terry Scott. FOURTH ROW: Ken Gore. Stan Conner. Roger Sobie. Gerry Corbitt. Ron Rathbun, Iohn Guinaugh. Rog- er Nebergall. Terry Bevers. FIRST ROW: Penny Peterson. Margaret Lozano, Gayle Shee- han, Ioudie Canale, Elaine Batiste, Martha Lessing, Ien- nifer Thompson. SECOND ROW: Robert Vigil. Ioseph E. Hernandez, Doug Stewart. Ed Turner. Bud Bodley, Mike Ko- hut. THIRD ROW: Kirby Hamm. Bob Washburn, Ioe Gutierrez. Grant Schroeder. Sophomores get a chance to show their school spirit during the rally assemblies at IB. A iew of the Cave Cleaners are shown whoop- ing-it-up at the first basketball rally assembly. SOPHOMCRE SPIRIT Many of the female Cave Clean- ers participated in the GAA pro- gram at IB. Sophomore girls dem- onstrate their skill at playing the exciting game of field hockey, SOPHCMORE GAA Cave Cap-vw Leroy Hachey, Ken Gore, Ron Shackle- iord, and Gordon Ewing were some of the outstanding sophomore athletes at IB this year. PROMISINQ ATHLETES The Midwinter Knights Dream was one of the many successful dances at Bur- roughs this year. Many of the Sophomores attended and had their pictures taken with this Medieval castle in the back- ground. Cave Cap-M4 Early in their sophomore year the Cave Cleaners learn the usefulness ot the school lib- rary. In Iohn Burroughs' well stocked library students can obtain books. special intorma- tion, or silently study tor up- coming tests. .4 Cav 1 I '7 1 ,ff , 'Qin f. 7 if 2, !f Mfg fVf5' f'mfLf,La ' fff A K' jj JZ ff fj g'Q6,59fLf0' 66, ffl' ' U L7 Zlfzqfff ALZM V 1' ' Mfifffp wfmfwfjfg, fi , M95 My Myff I , 1fL fffffffh ff fb W qfff WAV 4 ' M i fM5Z 1 if Z if ff MWA V' I LV, ' W Vx ffl , V717 XA V7 f, VQZZILX 1 .K Lvkfwgi' Qin fffmf JL ' Lfgg,-1fvf7c' VZ pi 5 V f Qi' - L f' 'ff Q- ff Z' f , D gmt, I 7.1, fl, Lf X2 L X 4, 7 Ajifycgfx. X f bg D 7 5596 Cave men had a form of gov- ernment in which representa- tives from different classes par- ticipated. The representatives met around a larqe stone slab in the center of the larqest cave. They discussed the pressing questions of the day. These in- cluded such urqent matters as: should improvements be made in the Daring Hunter Area and were dinosaur draqs to be al- lowed in the Old River Bed? The council consisted of the president or l-lead Hunter, the treasurer or the Keeper of the Mammoth Tusks Cthey had a different monetary system thenl, and the secretary or the Keep- er of Cave Paintings. We have made tremendous progress over this primitive form of aovernment. We have added the position of vice-presi- dent to the list of qoverninq of STUDENT 3 p ov-RNME 'r t- ppp ,J WEL' DJ ' OSL ,ffl JU, to of if JJ3N5li5Nl M My M ,Sth W etiwaj, t ficials. 3 6 XM: 'Aga bb have .ff QS th e '0 ? 0- o dba:-buff tt A Q ASB President Mickey McGarvey's su- perb iob has merited the school much admiration and wide acclaim. Hats oii to a iob well done! 4 ff If flwfwl Qwmwmad WI NTER r.. As ASB Secretary. Carol Pease's diligent work and active interest in the school brought top-notch results. Mike Evans served as our first ASB V1cePres1dent this year. His efiiciency and leadership made him a successful officer. iw' Marilyn Foster, ASB Auditor, de- serves a great deal ol recognition for many hours spent in keeping Student Body records. Recording Secretary Mary Berry and Foothill League Secretary Carla Vaccariello are seen at their desks preparing for the next Ex- ecutive Council meeting. Carol Pease was re-elected as ASB secretary and she made us glad that we had again placed our con- fidence in her. The other members of the cabinet often wondered how one little girl could do so much work. Linda Tomasino, ASB correspond- ing secretary, and Carla Vacarri- ello, Foothill League secretary. played a big part in the semes- ter's planning for the Foothill League Conierence held at IB. .gf ,,,f' SUMMER We're proud that Micky McGarvey was re-elected as our ASB president. He never lost his good humor and easy- going personality in spite of the many responsibilities that iaced him each day. The traditional rivalry between the Girls' League and the Boys' Council was at its highest this year. Keeping the pace were presidents, Pat Murman and Steve McKen- zie, lirst semester, and Tom Condit and Patsy Barlow, second semester. Ted Lang was our vice-president for the second semester. His capability was proved by his handling of school awards and planning the Fine Arts Banquet. Mike Kaplan. second semester ASB treasurer. lived up to all the responsi- bilities oi the demanding and exact- ing iob. i 2 Seniors representatives are, FRONT ROW, lelt to right: Ioan Mar- tin, Brenda Oberstein, Mary Duby, Carol Dickason, Linda Brown, Pat- sy Barlow, Iackie Smith, MaryAnn Cassidy, Carolyn Fitzpatrick, Mar- ian Pagel, Carmen Gomez, and Danny Richards. SECOND ROW: lean Thompson, Mary Shumway, Ioan Baucum, lim Lindstrom, Mike Evans, Ron Rogers, Hugh Arno. Sue Selby, Marilyn Foster, Pat Murman, Iudy Lyon, Margie Klein. and Carol Pease, THIRD ROW: Ronald Engman, Sue Pam Sargent, Mary Berry, Bill Davis, Noel lohn- son, Andy Cooper, Bob Wright. Ted Lang, Mickey McGarvey, Steve McKenzie, and Nancy Helllelinger. Iuniors representatives are, FRONT ROW, leit to right: Helen Adams, Iudy Belger, Lois Parker, Linda Dickerson. SECOND ROW: Pat Ysais, Sharon Thill. Sharon Shirey. Karen Raduenz, Charlotte Sanger, and Carla Vaccariello. THIRD ROW: Bob Rigg, Iack Kock, Webb Ford, Iohn Kinard, Chuck Filbert. and Cork Parker. Sophomore representatives are, FRONT ROW, left to right: Sharon Collins, Lynn Coveney, Lynda Mac- Taggart, Sue Kirk, and Iudy Chil- dress. SECOND ROW: Pam Davis. Sandi Garrison, Gayle Sheehan, Iill Unger, Iudy Elliott, and Iill Lewis. THIRD ROW: Mike David- son. Dale King, Wendell Fleming, Brian Van Holm, Denny Moore, and Kent Slipecka. LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL Legislative Council is a student government group composed ot the mem' hers ot Executive Council, class presidents, committee chairmen, representa- tives trom the clubs on campus and a representative from each guidance class. lts main purpose is to give the students experience in a democratic type ot government. At the meetings students bring ideas from their groups. These, along with other school problems, are discussed thoroughly and de- cisions are made. I04 jr t. -n qv: 'Z Mt' gl, FRONT ROW, leit to right: Toby Hoffman, Carol Glaus. Sharon Moore, Sheron Rehwald, Linda Brown, Kathy Langan, Francie Cornwell, Ioy Ross, Brenda Ober- stein, Patsy Barlow. and Carol Pease. SECOND ROW: Ruth Malik, Linda Tomasino, Lauri onepherd, Margie Klein. Mary Shunuvay, Gary Gossard, Sally Walters. Ron Rogers, Iay Canning, Ierry Perkins. Mike 'fap':xn, Tom Condit, Noel Iohnson. Mike Enright, and Al Vacio. THIRD ROW: Mickey Mc- Garvey, Don Angel, Iay Del Dotto, Hal Daugherty, Andy Gordon, Denny Butterworth, Ted Lang. Andy Cooper, and Bob Antenucci. FRONT ROW. left to right: Kathy Keenan, Lydia Montanez, Michelle Kolowski, Barbara Sands, Sally Berry, Mary Erickson, Iudy Belqer, Patsy Bultken, Carolyn Barry, Toni Del Corchio, and Freda Buckner. SECOND ROW: Sharon Shirey, Steve Eastman, Harvey Allen, John Bates, lohn Kinatd, Bob Goudi, Webb Ford, and Donna Matheson. THIRD ROW: Carol Maniull, Ken Kleinberg, Ray Sussman, Pete Lu- bisich, Earl Ellis, lack Koch. Bob Lickter. Bob O'Neil, and Louise Sterling. The eiiicient Mrs. Elizabeth Hill advised the ASB for this past year, She has unseliishly devoted many additional hours to her work because ol her great interest in IB students. FRONT ROW. leit to right: Iudy Childress, Sandy Tucker. Sharon Luttge, Gayle Sheehan, Deanna Gleason, Sharon Harkins. Mavis Maddux, and Sandi Garrison. SEC- OND ROW: Carol Olsen, Hazel Baker, Sue Gulick, Iudy Iohnson, Adrian Gordon, Elko Renner, Iill Lewis. THIRD ROW: Charles Blaker, Kent Slepicka, Iim Small- wood, Don Fuhrer. Denny Moore, Dale King, and Ioe Hillman. WEBB FORD - There's a clown in every crowd. YELL LEADERS MELINDA MARSHALL Practice makes perfect was Melinda's motto. We H6441 of E LINDA BROWN - A bouncy ponytail and a bright smile were Linda Brown's trademarks. RON ROGERS - The guy who brought out the loudest in us SONG LEADERS The year's best singin' and dancin' was performed by our saucy sonq leaders. They are pert and pretty Ioan Freeman, Toby Hott- man, Ionna Baker. Iudy Belger, and Pam Bennett. Our Minorettes won the approval and applaus of half-time spec- tators. The snappy formations were the result of hard work by the routine committee. They are, left to right: Ian Vivrette, Sue Iennings, Sharon Maile, Nancy Hefflefinqer, Barbara Bailey, and Karen Iensen. SECOND ROW: Pat Speak, Iudy Foster, Ruth Ann Kline, Patsy Barlow, Linda Turk, Froma Weisberq, Bev Meier, Sharon Thill, Mary Ellen Minor, Betty Moore, Iudy Maldonado, Pamela Mellinqer, Ioyce Ceriak, Paula Hardin, Martha Rutherford, Barbara Heffleger, Carolyn Keysor, Sharon Cavin, Pat Leslie, Carol Kuhlmeyer, and Cindy Aubley. THIRD ROW: Melinda Goss. Cathy Harris, Sue Iones, Sharon Shirey, Ilene Carucci, Ianet Lamb, Vivian Kirby, Marilyn Miller, Sally Berry, Berna Miller, Sharon Crawford, Ianet Eaton, Ioy Ross, Carol Schueltqe, Karen Shirey, Sue Read, Lora Lee Parle, Louise Sterling, Karen Hendrickson, and Iudy Weed. Dennis Whitcopf, our first Yell Coordinator, was a great help to the yell and song leaders. The high-stepping maiorettes stole the show during the football season's half-time ac- tivities. Left to right, Head- maiorette Iudi Eaton, Sherry Chubb, Ruth Ann Edstrom. and Toni Del Corchio. l07 The annual Burbank-Bur- roughs football rally was by far at its best, high-lighted by the performances of a few members of our football squads. The lovely ladies are Michelle Evans, Tina Tintorri, Pauleen Manskar, and Bill liams, chauffeur. Ronnie Rogers is enioying one of the stunts of the spirit-minded yell leaders to promote audience par- ticipation at the Burbank-Bur roughs basketball rally. Our energetic song and yell lead- ers conclude one of their typical routines with overflowing spirits. RALLY COMMITTEE Around the smokey tribal fires, legends of the 1958-59 rallies will be passed down to future IB Indians. These better-than-ever rallies were planned by Linda Brown, Ioan Freeman, Melinda Marshall, Vera La Huffa, Toby Hoffman, Bobbie King. Sherry Snow, Debbie Morris, Mariann Ekhart, Iudy Bingham, Judy Belger, Pam Bennett, Ionna Baker. Cristi Eckes, Berna Miller, Margie Hylen, Sue Selby, Iudy Lyon, Mary Duby, chairman, Mrs. Poque, advisor. Webster Ford, Ronald Rogers, and Dick Davies. PEP COUNCIL Under the direction of lohn Bates, Iohn Kinard, and Ken Kleinberg, Pep Council constantly worked toward finding new and efficient ways to increase Burroughs spirit and did a fine iob. A few of the Pep Council members are Deanna Wilcox, Debbie Vosper, Kathy Dakin, Iohn Kinard. Iulie Wells, Annette Verner, and Linda Tomasino. The hard- working sponsors are Mrs. Shearer and Mr. McLaughlin. ,, Q , 'tu : f' TI-IE SPIRIT MAKERS Our exceptionally great card section is displaying its full strengm under the direction of Iohn Bates, while our Minorettes are per- forming at half-time. i if ' wfi'I samaa i' The people who worked so hard this year for our enioyable assem blies are Vince De Francisco, student chairman. lay Canning, Mr Martin, Advisor, Sherry Kingsley, Tom Driscoll, and Barbara Berndt Mickey accepts the tro- phy won by our cham- pionship B football team. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE SOCIAL COMMITTEE Behind the scenes oi our ASB dances were Don Angel and his com- mittee. The other members of social committee were Ian Coppedqe, Carol Crocker, Suzanne Gulick, Kathy Stampke, Carol Kuhlmeyer. and Edna Myers. Z Danny Richards and Lee Schramling proved to be the comedians of the year at our talent show. Vera La Ruiia performs in one of the most popu- lar assemblies. Terry Webb and Carol Wood- ard are two of social commit- tee's industrious workers who are busily decorating for one of our well-attended ASB dances. The American Field Service Committee, advised by Mr. Sage, has done its iob well in promoting interest and col- lecting funds for AFS. Their most important duty was help- ing our exchange student adixmt to her new home. Mem- bers of AFS are Margie Klein, student chairman: Helene Leed. Barbara Waksman, Mel- da Ergin, Mike Kaplan, Reese Elia. Cathy Briix, Leslie Saxe, Barbara Zupnik. Barbara Birch, Nancy Ely, Io Stein, Hester Allman, Charlene Ar- nold. Berna Miller, Froma Welsberg, and Linda Sparke. PUBLICITY CQIVIIVIITTIIE Under the direction ot Mary Shumway and Mrs. Trempe, advisor, the Publicity Committee has done a topnotch iob publicizing all school events. Other members are Don Guild, Tom Rosenwein, Karen Dreyer, Vannette Van Note, Sandy Spain, Margo Reynolds, Sarah lane Reynolds, lean Lopez, Karen Buss, Margaret Hartung, and Fay Waverly. AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE Melda Ergin, our exchange student from Turkey, and Andy Gordon, who received the honor ol living in Germany lor a summer, congratulate each other on their good fortune. Both Melda and Andy, through the efforts of the American Field Service, have gone abroad, experiencing new people and customs. Backward Day, sponsored by the Girls' League, is probably the most popular school day of the year. The participation is this event is almost 1002, as everyone enjoys a day of casual dress and the eating ot suckers in class. The Backward Dance follows this unusual day. This is the dance of the year when the qirls qet the pick of the crop, as mocked by Iarnie Thrasher and Bob Antenucci below. .5 fy rf s ,y - 'Q caGM The summer cabinet, led by Presi- dent Patsy Barlow, had another successful term. Aidinq Patsy are Doreen Ryan, vice-president: Sue Iennings. recording secretary: Sherry Bond, corresponding secre- tary: and Ioanie Griilith. treasurer. These girls all participated in the diligent planning oi the semester's tremendous activities. OFFICERS 1 r K Taking the responsibility as Girls' League winter officers are Ioy Evans, corresponding secretary: Nancy Heffleiinger. vice-president: Pat Murman, president: Linda Toma- sino. recording secretary: and Lon- nie Elgart. treasurer. Pat and her officers made our Girls' League ac- tivities superb events. N . -1 xg my .X N I X VN lt , vl V l N, lJ t ffl! .J KN, 5 xl ll ix , X' X 1 J 5' N gf . XJ 'H ,V wjxy Qu ,U N FM ,,, AN so lx., ' X x ' ,l'X A xx Y X, X, l 1 V w Y v N XI' he LN X f fl K sf X X I I Xi... e-e w , . xl 4 K 'xx , ,xi 2 X fu I NI if - 1 - - 7 ' - -l th w- ri ua cqmu M1 'Planet Seidl. Mrs. Thelma Royer The Girls League committees were lg lsed hy xjnan'y 1, IBs re N O - YS-. OSU U Q . I sponsible and willing teachers. The att tive women teac ers are NNMYS- Kclhefme Amench' M155 Iomme Pamer' Miss Carol Ruckmcr FRONT ROW. lett to right: Mrs. Lorraine Ewart, Miss Irene Mc- eh Mrs' Florence Trempe' Dowell, Mrs. Ruth Straley. and Mrs. Blanche Taylor. T ftmzw i also ' sw msc' , T 35214 X The board members who are directly responsible for the enioyable Girls' League activities are SEATED, left to right: Pat Murman, Linda Tomasino, Kathy Zecherle. Carol Dickason, Iudi Eaton, Sally Berry, Marianne Pagel, Barbara Son, Mavis Maddux, Sandra Shirley, Ianet Lamb, Barbara Natalino, Iudy Lyon, Io Stein, Donna Kennedy,Lonnie Elgart, Ioy Evans, and Nancy Hefllelinger. STANDING: Carolyn Barry, Ian Vivrett, Pauleen Crawley. Mrs. Ruth Straley, Sherry Bond, Paige Timmons, and Carmen Gomez. GIRLS' LEAG UE A ...lr Perhaps the most admired and well known personality about our cam- pus is our Girls' Dean, Mrs. Ruth Straley. The highly esteemed posi- tion of Girls' League Advisor could not be held by a more capable and understanding person. , ..,,,,,, ,, . , Q, , r J e ' .Ql ,. . E Many girls enioy dancing with the boy of their choice at the Girls' League sponsored Backward Dance each semester. Mr. Alan Burnside, Dean of Boys and one of the Boys' Council ad- visors, discusses fund-raising ideas with Steve McKenzie. ' MS. X . Steve McKenzie headed the Boys' Council for the first semester, with the help of Bob Rigq, secretary, and Andy Gordon, vice-president. The efficiency of these boys brought a prosperous semester to the council. These fun-loving students pause at the refreshment stand to catch their breath at the Boys' Council Mix. BOYS' COUNCIL Boys' Council was more than up to par this year under the leadership of their une otlicers, advisors, and board members. SEATED: Phil Ellison, Wes Dayton, Iohn Kinard, Dave Banta, Mickey McGarvey, Bill Benkovsky, Louie Aboud, Al Vacio. Tom Fortmann, Tom Driscoll, Mike Davidson. Henry Miller, Ed Hill, Mike Kaplan, and Kent Slepicka. STANDING: Mr. Smith, advisor, Tom Condit. Steve McKenzie, Bob Riqq, and Andy Gordon. Bob Riqg, vice-president, was second semester president Tom Condit's righthand man in planning a lun-filled agenda of Boys' Council events. Highlights of the Boys' Council calendar were their banquets honoring football, basketball, and the spring sports. Steve Werner, Ron Shaklelord, Ken Gore, and Pete Hillman were named as outstand- ing hoopsters this year. 0 M39 Z My f f 7x V ff I Z X If ff s sea f nture and satisfac ,Z s cf Aa - Z fhim eventually' a life of kill-or-be-killed to one inkwhiclfifk co enjoy himself and relax. At first this tsigffearly man were centered around the idea t strength, but as time passed man developedfafnd broadened his pastimes to include games which utilized, not only his tremendous strength, but also the keenness of his mind and the dexterity of his arms and legs. Today we enjoy such sports as football, baseball, basketball, track, golf, swimming, tennis, chess, and tiddlywinks, just as our ancestors enjoyed turtle egg hunting, throwing their women for distance, and play- ing hop-scotch from dinosaur to dinosaur. Even though the games today differ from those of long ago, they still have the same purposes-enjoy ment, relaxation and health. l kj -i ,Qv L ti. K ' - f V -ix, jg X X LXYXV X X- ' 4- X. , 5 ' X bx Aix S xislix X 'X si: Y Q Qg: QKX , xx-, , N SPORT S R , ,X X3 ' -,X X NX x X. Q- ig i X X X x ox I QW Leon Shortenhaus is beginning his second year at the helm of the Varsity squad. During the fall months one can always find him Working diligently on the practice field, giving praise when praise is deserved and always guiding his team with a steady hand. lack Drager is a veteran on the Burroughs gridiron. This season marks his fifth year in charge of our elusive backs, who refer to him as a great guy. Mtch thanks goes out to him for a fine iob as backfield mentor. Robert Dunivant, a former Foothill League pigskinner himself, bolsters the IB coaching staff this year with his fine line Work. Coming to the reservation from San lose State College, Mr. Dunivant taught our forward Wall what he calls the modern fundamentals of football. This year's Varsity team faced one of the toughest seasons in Burroughs' history. After being defeated by a strong Notre Dame team, they were edged by the Valley League champions, Reseda, 7 to O in a hard fought contest. The squad went on to capture their lone win of the year from North Bakersfield a week later. Meeting Santa Monica, the Bay League champions, the Indians put up a valiant fight but were overcome 2l to 0. Foothill League play began on October 24, with Glendale Hoover. The ln- dians stubbornly tried to push the ball across the end stripes three times, but were denied with each attempt. Three more defeats at the hands of Muir, Glen- dale, and Pasadena followed. The Burroughs-Burbank bout, the game of the season, ended in a resounding defeat, 32 to O. No matter what the scoreboards say, the Varsity boys played their hearts out and can not be remembered as a losing team, but as a valiant team. Burroughs . . 6 Notre Dame . . l9 Burroughs . . O Reseda .... 7 Burroughs . . 40 North Bakersfield 20 I Burroughs . . U Santa Monica . 21 Burroughs . . O Hoover .... 8 Burroughs . . 18 Muir . . . 27 Burroughs . . 0 Glendale . . 27 Burroughs . . 6 Pasadena . . . 7 Burrough s . . U Burbank . . . 32 FIRST ROW: Coach Shortenhaus, Evert Vollmar, Dick Lee, Ted Lang. Harvey Allen, Butch Turner, Angelo Arroyo, Mike Evans, Pete Lubisich, Coach Drager. and Coach Dunivant. SECOND ROW: Randy Stewart, Bill Benkovsky, Bob Zeich, Denny Flynn. Bob Rigq, Tom Holley, Bill Ienkins, Phil Ellison, Henry Miller, and Bill Fraser. THIRD ROW: Bill Coleman. Bill Haines, Doug Meyers, Steve Barnett, Dick Holzer, Tom Fortmann. Louis Aboud, Conde Lick. and Denny Cole. FOURTH ROW: Tiny Anderson lmanagerl. Iamie Thrasher, Dave Banta, Tom Tintorri. Perry Manskar, Rocco La Bosco. Larry Everett, Noble Hill, Wally Glassett, and Iohn De Mott tmanaqerl, 118 .,.. fy at lt'f'+l'C D A rw The boys chosen by the Varsity football coaches as the outstanding players on the 1958 Indian squad were, left to right: tackle Ted Lang, most inspirationalp quarterback Mike Evans. most valuable backg guard Tom Tin- torri, most valuable liriemang and quard Dale Konrad, most improved. ey Phil Ellison rips ofi one oi his many long gainers against the North Bakersfield Blades. Phil was the leading ground gainer in this game, Bur- roughs' only win ol the season. '1 l ,N O mx ,IQI . A ,s i Harvey Allen has iust turned the corner and starts downfield on a reverse. The brigade ot Burroughs blockers converging on the Pasadena man includes: Perry Manskar I40l, Dave Bantu I32l, and Mike Evans l14l. VARSITY IN ACTION STARTING LINEUP . - 415 I W 93 The Varsity football coaches spend a great deal of time helping individual play- ers strengthen their weaknesses. By aiding separate members of the team in this way they hope to build a stronger and more efficient team unit. Their efforts give the boys confidence and self control which are greatly needed on the football field. i 4 I - E Harvey Allen - HB Denny Flynn wil l if ,L , .0 fy Q -' H 'A fy lf, pn gl V. qv lx ,- 7 2 ' Henry Miller - C Dave Bank: - E Perry Manskar - T Dale Konrad - G Iamie Thrasher - C Bill Jenkins - G CO-CAPTAINS Ted Lang -- T Pele Lublslch - E Phil Ellison - FB Larry Everett - HB Bob Rlqq - G Bill Coleman - QB ,.,'J t W Y' HU . . K -, 'zz L --s Z N ,uf we Q .,-N , if me , . ,W ' 6 X -. I I if L fr. 1 X fn.. .. ' , 3 -1 wf-41-4:.JaM-f...f ' vM,.i . ' V 1 ,fy Qfiifj ' w, A, , , Jgyfzyy 5, k.'3,w A ,f f V f ,,' ,.f, . 4' . ,- wbii, ?L '+ 'J 3. Jf11.,4u. 1 M? ,. 1 , f. ar, w' M 11. 1 . A N 'SH 3 x W: Q2 S .3 A 51925 Q qs? 'wa tx' E 5 X, 3 Cx , 1 4- My . ,, CM ' , we my i h KVIYV 55 ,J - , Z K K 1 , 'L - g f- '--f, , , V. 5 W 5 'P W 11 , 1 W 5 5? A x ,, ,. W xii I 'W R? L Z! 'x i QW I Q A 5 C ft , im gi , im . w , vw. FIRST ROW: Tom Driscoll, Frank Wilgus. Bill Sullivan, lim North. Terry Kingston, Barry Snyder. and Dave Fisher. SECOND ROW: Paul Wilson. Harold Strong. Bruce Buckley. Bill Noshkin. Bill Bess, Bill Stallard. Dick Daniels. and lim Smallwood. THIRD ROW: Mike Coles, Ron Tice. Dick Lewis. Lorne Braddock, Vince DeCasper, Harvey Holt. Ron Moreno, Bayan Lewis, and Frank Rogers. Besides his duties as Varsity line coach, Mr. Robert Dunivant is also Iunior Varsity coach. He hopes to instill in his players the fundamen- A L L tals of football which will enable them to move , , up to the Varsity. Because of Mr. Dunivant's fine coachinq, many I.V. players will be main- stays of the Varsity team next year. With Bill Bess out in front ready to throw a key block. Bob Zeich rounds left end for a long gain in the Burroughs-Glendale LV. game. FIRST ROW: Al Vacio, Bud Heller, Blaine Nelson, Bob Horgan, Gary Robak, Tim Broughton, Harry Campbell, Steve McKenzie, Ierry Geraci, Noel Iohnson, and Bill Iiams. SECOND ROW: Larry Sobel, Iohn Pastor, Ron Taylor, Mike Atkinson, Terry Tintorri, Doug Gilford, Don Fuhrer, Monte Osborn, Adrian Lindlors, Cork Parker, and Parker Free- land. THIRD ROW: Nino Candido, Leroy Hachey, Hd Hill, Dick Warnke, Glen Mueller, Terry Trimble, Dennis Cordon, Gordon Ewing, Harry Rez, Clyde Anderson, and Eugene Provasi. FOURTH ROW: Frank Vercelli, Iesse Riley, Dave Stevenson, Frank Tolerton, Fred Williams, Mike Davidson, Brian Van Holm, Tom Taylor, Ioe Hillman, and Louie Alcantar. I3 FOGTBALL Burroughs . 19 Notre Dame . . 7 Burroughs . l9 Reseda . . . 7 Burroughs . 28 North Bakersfield 28 Burroughs . 25 Santa Monica . 7 Burroughs . . 19 Hoover . . . 7 Burroughs . . 18 Muir . . . 6 Burroughs . . 39 Glendale . . O Burroughs . . 24 Pasadena . . 12 Burroughs . . 19 Burbank . . 13 Burroughs . . 24 Newport . . O Wingback Noel Iohnson breaks loose from a Pasadena de- fender and heads lor the goal line. Coming up to aid Iohnson are Harry Campbell 1411 and Blaine Nelson 1329. Steve McKenzie, Brave tailback, is about to be stopped by a Glendale defensive hallback, This proved to be the Brave's best game oi the year. They scored 39 points, while keeping the Blasters from crossing their goal line at all. 5 , 33 Coach Brandt Award Winners Coach Canheld This season marks the sixth year that Balph Brandt has served as head coach of the Burroughs B team. Mr. Brandt is a graduate of Linfield College in Oregon. Coach Brandt is a great believer in practicing the basic fundamentals of footballfblocking and tackling. He stresses these very heavily throughout the year. He also likes to keep his teams in top physical shape. The fine records that his team have compiled at Burroughs are ample proof that his methods pay off. Mr. Kale Canfield began teaching at IB this fall. He attended Wittenberg Col- lege and the University of Michigan before entering the teaching field. Coach Canfield spent most of his time this year working with the linemen and coach- ing our B reserve team. The l959 Burroughs B team was without a doubt the finest B team in Burroughs history. The Braves went through an undefeated season. They cap- tured the Foothill League Crown and defeated highly touted Newport Harbor in a post-season game. The tough, aggressive Brave line consistently opened gaping holes in oppos- ing lines. Through these openings scampered the hard running Brave backs. This year's backfield was considered to be the best ever. Coach Brandt summed up the season very adequately at the awards ban- quet by saying, This is the finest B team l have ever seen! These players were chosen by their teammates as the outstanding players on this year's squad. From left to right: fullback Al Vacio, most inspira- tionalg tailback Steve McKenzie, most valuable backg guard Bill Iiams, most valuable linemanq and tackle Bob Horgan, most improved. A Pasadena ball carrier is about to be clobbered by a host Jerry Geraci and Bob Horqan, two ot the Braves defensive of Brave tacklers. The hard-hitting Braves are Steve Mc- SWIWGNSI bring down Cl NGWPOH HC1l'b0r ball Cdrrler The Kenzie thead downl, Ierry Geraci i44l, Blaine Nelson 1321, Br'-WGS Cvmpletely dominated this game fl'0m the OPGDIHQ Monte Osborn i37l. Al Vacio i1Bl, and Bob Horgcrn t4Ul. PIGY. They soundly trounced the Sailors 240 'crm Y .aff N az axle!-1'-alr.:.a'.1:. L..,:x ffzxzxl f iw M 4,522+ Z, fu . 4 ZSX 15 lil FIRST ROW: Mike Hirsch, Steve Werner, Ierry Libmun, Ierry Cook, Mike Atkinson. and Bruce Kelmun. THIRD ROW: Couch Thomas, Pete Hillman, Ron Spencer. and Kent Kinsella. SECOND ROW: Don Terry Tintorri. Bill Burkiit, Iules Silver, Bob Ccxrrcmo, Andy Gordon. Fuhrer. Ice Hillman, Brian Stoecker, Ken Brinkman, Gordon Ewinc Kit Binnurd. Gerald McCarty. and Don Thompson. VARSITY BASKETI3 LL Coach Lloyd Lefty Thomas moved up from his position as B Basketball coach last year to take over the job of Varsity head coach this year. Since his only returning letterman was Pete Hillman, this year's high point man and All-League selec- tion, Coach Thomas was concerned mainly with rebuilding. F or this reason Coach Thomas gave many non-senior players valuable experience for next year by letting them play a great deal during the final games of the season. Although this season could not be considered a success scoreboardwise, the defeat of an overconfident Burbank High team 65-64 in the final game of the season gave the entire student bod a feeling of satisfaction Y that helped to blot out the previous losses. Burroughs Hoover 52 Burroughs Muir . 49 Burroughs Glendale 66 Burroughs Pasadena 51 Burroughs Burbank . . 64 Burroughs Hoover . . 57 Burroughs Muir . . . 60 Burroughs Glendale 83 Burroughs Pasadena 48 Burroughs Burbank . . 64 I2 7 we 1+ its 4 N .Q 5 ., ,Q M wr fs 2 :i.!5fSlL f ' f' High-scoring Pete Hillman attempts a free throw during the iirst Muir game. while Gerald McCarty I23l awaits the outcome ol the shot. INDI N CAGERS IN ACTICN Iunior Kent Kinsala qets off a iump shot despite the valiant efforts of a Glendale player. Three Tornadoes Welch helplessly Ron Spencer I25l comes down with hard- Although he is almost smothered by two as Ierry I-ibman I20l, completely fouqhuof febol-Ufd in U16 0PeHiI19 game with unyielding Burbank men, Pete Hillman tires clone in lhe Comer, arches lhe ball Hoover. Pete Hillman I33l vainly attempts the ball home through a maze oi hands, towards the net. I0 help- Our varsity live listen intently as Coach Thomas outlines a play to be used when the game resumes. The clock shows Burroughs leading Burbank go- ing into the second quarter. MORE VARSITY ACTION UNDER THE HOCDPS Andy Gordon 1411 towers over three Pasadena players. He seems to have a perfect shot: but just in case. Bob Car- rano trightl is standing by. UWB' 'vweefr our 'L 4 US A L Taking a shot from his favorite spot. Pete Hillman C331 barely gets the ball away. Ron Spencer l25l hustles to get a good position under the hoop. X Q I . K. 1 1 X y ff' X .ol , Nfgitw 4 'E ggx 'S' W at I A , , M,,,m,,a,,,,..,,..f. M,-P+ FIRST ROW: Ralph Andrade, Don Nqnqe, Bob O'Neil' Ken Gore Kenzxe THIRD ROW Ron Shucklelord Tom Walters Bob Allen Chuck Filbert. and Iohn Bates. SECOND ROW: Couch Viskocil John Gumouqh Dennis Thompson ond Euqene Keohnq monoqor Kent Slepxckcx, luck Benson, Bill Cooke, Bill West, and Steve Mc MIS BAS KETEALL This year marks Mr. Viskocil's first appearance as head B Basketball coach at lohn Burroughs. Having no re- turning lettermen, Coach Viskocil had the problem of forming an efficient and smooth-running team. He overcame this problem very well by building up his starting five mainly of juniors and sophomores. He combined this starting unit with a fine reserve of underclass- men. Bealizing that a winning team is made up of experienced players, he gave his boys experience by substitut- ing freely. Although our B team only won two games this year, their tremen- dous show of spirit was respected by the entire school. Sports, such as basket- ball, run in cycles and this happened to be our rebuilding year. With the great deal of basketball knowhow that these underclassmen are obtaining this year, they should furnish Burroughs with the nucleus of an outstanding team next year. Burroughs . . 39 Hoover . . 42 Burroughs . . 24 Muir . . . 49 Burroughs . . 38 Glendale . . 63 Burroughs . . 47 Pasadena . . 33 Burroughs . . 33 Burbank . . 44 Burroughs . . 45 Hoover . . 65 Burroughs . . 37 Muir . . . 4E Burroughs . . 52 Glendale . . 51 Burroughs . . 60 Pasadena . . 39 Burroughs . . 33 Burbank . . 42 32 Ken Gore-G Don N ance-F fo'- Ron Shczckleford-C STARTING CAQERS Chuck F ilbert-G Bob Allen-F Coach Viskocil flehl is divulginq some helpful bits of stralegy to his players during a time-out. Players shown are Ron Shacklelord fl5l. Tom Walters 1147, and Bob Allen 1161. Ron Shacklelord fabovel is trying lo wrestle the ball from cz desperate Burbank caqer. as Don Nance CZSD. Ken Gore flll and Chuck I-'ilberi converge on the scene. . ,. W ff! I E o 'ww tu if if if li 1 ' f s '5 X i ,w r ggggi y e FPS K I ' 50Phomore Bob Allen t16l lets fly with G Don Nance, attempting to drive in for a lay uP, Ralph Andrade t12l loses a tip to the illmp Shot against the Hoover B's . finds his way blocked by a determined Hoover high-flying Muir center. Ken Gore tlll ROD Sh'-'1Ck1BfOl'd U5l Gnd lC!Ck Bl-3115011 man. awaits the outcome oi the iump. t17l, also sophomores, seem to be hyp- notized by the action. as 59 Ron Shaclcleford tl5l finds it rather hard to pass around Airborne Ken Gore tlll aims and fires, easily L L fwp very aggressive Bug-kqnjg B's , placing the ball beyond the delenses oi the Bullpup defenders. AT ITS BEST f f N I' A I 5.4- .l R AQ E I- . 4 iir fs? 7-Tig QP. M 'Sm Y XX' VARSITY TRACK Coaches George Boone and Ralph Brandt have been in charge of our high spirited track teams again this year. Their task is an especially difficult one, since they coach three teams. The Varsity cinderrnen met with fair success this year. They dropped only one practice meet, but as yet have not been able to defeat a league opponent. This year's team has a few standout performers, but lacks the necessary depth. Coach Boone is hoping that these top-notch performers will be able to place Well in the Foothill League finals. Our B Team has had an exceptional season. At present they are tied for the League lead, and they Will undoubtedly retain this standing. The Braves should be able to go quite far in CIF compe- tition this season. Although Burroughs C Team has met with difficulty this year tlosing several meets by a close marginl, it serves as a training ground for the majority of sophomores who will become varsity performers in years to come. This season we are initiating the Burbank-Burroughs Night Track Meet. This sports event is the first of its kind, and should help to create more interest in track. FRONT ROW. left to right: Ed Rudberg. Iim Lindstrom, Monte Osborn, Parker Freeland, Ierry Geraci. Harvey Allen, and Kraiq Kelley. SECOND ROW: loe Gero. Fred Comes, Bill Benkovsky, Bren- ton Vance, Mike Evans, Steve Bamett, Bruce Buckley, Chick Mokracek, Doug Boehme and Fred Newberry. THIRD ROW: Harry Rez. Mike McHorny. Vic Fourmy. Pete Lubisich, Bill Burkitt, Ron Moreno, Phil Ellison, Bob Riqg. Dick Pawl, and George Strong. FOURTH ROW: Angelo Arroyo, Al Vacio. Steve McKenzie, Barry Dunham, Iules Silver, Russ Krodell. Gerald McCarty, Bill Stal- lard, Rich Newberry, and Gerry Corbit. The eye of the camera is unable to catch the iet stream speed oi sprinter Parker Freeland as he blasts out of the blocks. Phil Ellison and Pete Lubisich charge around the last tum and head for the stretch in the 440 yard dash. ACTIGN GN THE CIN DERPATH Dick Pawl finds his wings and is airborne. Pawl. who consistently iumps over 20 feet, came close to breaking the school record of 2l'7 . Ace shotputter Steve Barnett gathers his strength before putting the 12 pound steel ball. He placed the shot well over fifty feet this season. Since he is only a iunior, he should be a great threat to Bob Krane's record of 55 feet next year. Senior Bill Burkitt skims over a high hurdle while warming up before the Glendale meet. FRONT ROW. leit to right: Mike Arrinqdale, Bob Mattis, Frank Tolerton, Harry Rez, Clyde Anderson, Don Fueher, Cal Roberts. and Tim Walker. SECOND ROW: Layton Crouch, Ralph Andrade, Gordon Ewing, Fred Tor- stenson, Barney Leifeste, and Mike Huskins. THIRD ROW: Lionel Grove, Niles Sundstrom, Richard Anderholt, Paul Cox, Dennis Cordon, Gary Bacon. Iim Stevenson. and Blaine Nelson. 414.1 i- M1 Monte Osborn, who compet- ed in both the B and Var- sity divisions this year, broke the B high iump record at the Pasadena Games this March with a iump oi 5' Q 11Vz . it ff 'Q TRACK Q . f x . ,X ' Steve McKenzie proved to be one of our most versatile B athletes this year He divided his time among pole vaultxng hurdlmg and broad yumpmq 41 3 Dennis Cordon first man in the B shot this year, dis- plays his point-winning form. Q ,N ix y 1 0 X A ' '. . I Q 655944 . 'N I 1 ,. 7 D I' 1 il V -as IN. C . if C .. , f,, C Captain Rich New- berry strides around the oval while warming up for the 660 yd. run, S ,...,' 4 ' V rl . - Howard Thew clears the bar in his special event, the high iump. Howard came very close to the breaking of the C high jump record of 5' 7 . 'S 'x 75 R Mark Schneider, C high point man this year, skips over a hurdle in prepara- tion for his event. TRACK FRONT ROW: Mike Davidson, Bill Lamar, Howard Thew, Bruce Beebe, Mark Schneider, Kent Slepicka, and Dave Goldman. SECOND ROW: Cork Parker, Richard Duke, Rich Newberry, Denny Miller, Chris Gargaro, and lim Young. I39 'l'he mainstays of this year's Cross Country team are Iim Lindstrom and Chick Mokracek. Both boys were consistent point winners. Iunior Ed Rudberg gives it all he's got as he approaches the tape. Ed was one of the most improved runners on this year's squad. Smilin George Boone completed his seventh season as IB cross country coach. Coach Boone deserves to smile alter having won the Foothill League crown lor the second straight year. CRCSS CGUNTRY Burroughs IS known throughout the Foothill League for its top-notch cross country teams. This year is no exception: our distance runners retained the Foothill League Cross Country Championship for the second straight year- thanks to the able coaching of George Boone and the fine running of Chick Mokracek. The pre-season slate of four meets was marred only by a close tive point loss to powerful Santa Monica. Mokracek and Company easily downed all of the League teams, cinching the title with a crushing 22-38 defeat over Burbank. It was during this meet that Chick set the Foothill League Cross Country record of 8:54. Members of this year's Championship squad are, left to right: Cal Roberts, Kraig Kelley, Doug Boehme. Chick Mol:- racelc, Ed Rudberg, Fred Newberry, and lim Lindstrom. 4, 'tt iff' Bill Flora, making his debut as Varsity Baseball coach this year, has met with resounding success. The fine pitching of Bud Myers and Pete Hillman, coupled with the consistent hit- ting ot the entire squad, has enabled the Indians to win all of their games but one CPete threw a no-hitter against Pasadenal. At present Burroughs is in first place by a margin ot lV2 games. If the first round is any criteria of what will follow, IB will probably have another championship team. 'iv I 1 VARSITY BASEBALL 5 3 time 4 -Q S iz Ken Gore follows through after doubling to left-center, Members ol the 1959 Varsity Baseball squad are, FRONT ROW. left to right: Mike White, Dan Fahey. Doug Myers. Ierry Libman, Ron Spencer, Pete Hillman, Tom Tintorri, Bud Myers, and Ierry Naasz. SECOND ROW: Manager Mike Ccmniil. Tom Taylor, Tom Bronson, Ken Gore, Ioe Hillman, Chuck Filbert, Mike Hirsch, and Coach Bill Flora. f --f ' 5 ' 2 :1f-'rf1 ff1---V' -z.fvm2 1 .. 2 f If . Q YI 1 Bud Myers-P Dan Fahey-1B Ken Gore-CF Tom Taylor-SS Nfm Mike White-C lerry Naasz-2B Tom Bronson-LF Chuck Filbert-SS NK.. Pete Hillman-P Ron Spencer-3B Ierry Libman-RF Mike Hirsch-2B Bud Myers stretches toward home plate and is about to burn one down the groove . Ron Spencer. at third base. watches alertly W .5.D.5.Li-5-63 vf' ' W' 1 If 'll' ' an ff L r 1 'H 4 Jr: ,QM e We 40 we VARSITY BASEBALL First sucker Dan Fahey fleftl makes the put out a split second before the Burbank runner reaches iirst base. Ron Spencer Kriqhtl grimaces as he fouls off a pitch during the Burbank game. Catcher Mike White tleltl rounds third on his way home. Mike was an all-league selection as a sophomore, and was one ol our standout iuniors this year. Dan Fahey trightl takes cr vicious cut at the ball and drives it deep to right-center. AROUN D THE HGRN The main job of the IV Baseball team is to prepare ma- terial for the varsity squad. Coach Kale Canfield, in his first year as IV Coach, has performed his duties capably. Sophomore pitcher Ron Shackleford has a 3-O record and lim Smallwood, also a pitcher, has an earned-run average of less than one run per game. Right fielder Paul Morocco is hitting at over a .400 clip. With players like these, Coach Canfield can't help but field a winning tearn. Our lV's are in second place in the league standings with a 5-2 record. JUNICDR VARSITY BASEBALL Members oi this year's IV squad are, FRONT HOW, left to right: lim Smith, Paul Morroco, Carl Stonecipher, Dick Lewis, Iack Benson, Mike Eckhart, Coach Canfield. SECOND ROW: Iohnny Surprenant Ron Shackleiord, lim Smallwood, Brian Stoeker, Bob Allen, and Wendall Fleming. ff f I xl en fz fzasilimtm lets---ifaa.-V f- -' nun s zwvsL1v:f1f2v:em1reafv:fW-Gmmszlr 6994, 5x9tl1U6ty., J ,tn in 612, '1.: Vx VARSITY SWIM TEAM ltopl. FRONT ROW, left to right: Doug Gifford, Ken Brinkman, Bruce Barnes, Steve Tice, Brad Muck, Steve Cook. Denny Moore, and Walter Ogden. SECOND ROW: Mike Surwill, Dick Morris, Bob Zeich. Brian Smith, Dale Konrad. Haady Forbes, Allen Kiskinen. Bob Nichols, Ierry Haddock, and Iack Spargur. B SWIM TEAM lcenterl. FRONT ROW: Ricky Reed, Ron Schroeder, Mike Cooper, Tor Eckhart, Whit Harned, Marty Monheir, Denny Bomar, Bill Cooke. SECOND ROW: Brian Van Holm, Bruce Kelman, Terry Tintorri, Stan Conner, Allan Coates, Dale King, and Davy Crockett. C SWIM TEAM lbottoml. FRONT ROW: Steve Weber, Alan Kenworthy, Kit Palumbo, Iohn Deschamps, and Lee Mitchell. SECOND ROW: Rex Faux. Cleo Ramsey, Ron Oflenstein, and Mike Kohut. This year's Swim Teams, under the capable direction of their new coach Bob Dun- ivant, ran up against some of the stiffest competition in Southern California. The teams as a Whole did not fare too well. However, many individual stars dis- played their fine swimming abilities. Sophomore stand- out Walter Ogden compet- ed in the Foothill League finals. Teammates Ierry Haddock and Denny Moore also deserve recognition, These boys will surely bring glory to their team in the future. SWIM TEAMS 7 JJ . Q 1174 e ,Alf ' 9 N .. Q, ,ni , 4 , 2 'c f Ri 5 u A JUL 'C 'ff 59 52 s L U1 -Q ., :.- 7 ' Q DDQ'-'lk-9'L:7l,JJ C .51 -f Lf ..'O'.' ffl 4 . Q33 Wy 24 :lk iv Rod McLachlan tlelt!, a iunior, demonstrates his fine forehand smash. The doubles contest fright! is the most exciting part oi a tennis match. Caught in the quick action of this match are Robin Garwaithe and Mike Gaynor. T I if .. ,,, s K it 25i,,2.,,,.r , A er H 5. is Q? l x 5,25 1 1 2 , 4-45 I . . 5 7 f 2 if w,',ffw,-,-f, - Se mor Don Se itz Cleft! J V t l'-2323? A . . . ' ' ' 125 .1 'w1f '-'ZZHSLQQ svy57s' ffQqt is first man on this . cl 1 ,1- .V V ', yi3f2'?' year s tennis squad. . ' F might! Great things can 1- -- 'X be expecled of 50Ph0' 1 more Mike McClanahan 2, ' - to tttt' in the iulufe- t ww' as 'ef2lr1i THE RACKETEERS Our Varsity Tennis Team started ott the season with a bang. They won all their practice matches and were installed as favorites to win the Foothill League Championships, But Coach Iack Drager found that competition in our league is pretty tough. ln the first round our netters won two matches while losing three extremely close matches to Glendale, Muir and Burbank. Coach Drager is by no means discouraged, however, and predicts better results in the second and third rounds. The members ot this year's team are, FRQNT ROW, lett to right: Art Berchin, lim Schatt, Mike McC1anahan, and Steve Cast- mand. SECOND ROW: Coach Drager, Gary Borkman, lohn Boetjer, Ken Kleinberg, Rob Koftler, Mike Gaynor, Steve Mayer, and Robin Garthwaithe. THIRD ROW: Rod McLachlan, Dave Strauss, Don Seitz, Don Thompson, Earl Ellis, Ken Bixby, and Tom Treloggen. l4 6. ,W um,o.u The 1959 Golf Squad is enioying a win- ning season. With par-shooting George MacDonald leading the way. our linksmen won all but two oi their practice matches. In League competi- tion our gollers have lost only one match. and are presently holding down second spot in the standings. Members of the squad are. FRONT ROW. leit to right: Tom Condit, George MacDonald, Carlos Horton, Iohn DeMott. and Noel lohnson. SECOND ROW: Bob Reiter, Don Pawlek. Dan Phillips, and Gary Lippman. GOLF TEAM George MacDonald lleitl exhibits the excellent form which made him the high-point man in Foothill League com- petition. Tom Condit Krightl, number two man on the goli team, concentrates on his chipping technique. 'WMM 'lil' ,xv l 33' i LA:-Q5 V 3, J Q tv 69 N1 w+f,,i t tw W Coach Bob Voss is now enioying if 1 X his sixth successful year as IB Golf coach. l JMR U - A VJ ,V 19 wxgfgvl M V' ' 2,1 V n l 5 A!!! sl Nm El. This year Mr. lim Lloyd moved up from his position as assistant B Footf ball Coach to take over the important job ot Athletic Director ot lohn Bur- roughs. Prior to his coming to Burroughs in l957, Mr. Lloyd taught physical edus cation at lordan lunior High School for six years. Mr. Lloyd attended the University ot Redlands during his undergraduate days. While at Redlands, he displayed his prowess as an athlete by earning three Varsity letters in football, tour in basketball, and tour in baseball. Mr. Lloyd's main objective at Bur- roughs has been to improve the tacilif ties ot our PE. department and to instill a spirit ot cooperation and sportsman- ship iri the boys at IB. Through the combined ettorts ot Mr. Lloyd's depart' ment and the Burroughs' Boys' Council, we were able to obtain a new trampo- line this year. This trampoline provides a great deal ot enjoyment tor the boys and girls ot our school. Mr. Lloyd has done a fine job this year. The student body and taculty members share this feeling ot pride with him. THLETIC DIRECTOR K Q i i s L ,..,,v,,, , 5 5 'P 1 w it 7 I The Fall oliicers did a line iob of leading GAA and getting a new policy underway. They were Sandra Odor, recording secre- tary: Sue Iones. treasurer: Carmen Gomez, president: Bonnie Beebe, vice-president: and Io Gore, corresponding secretary. For the Spring semester the members elected Lonnie Elgart as record- ing secretary, Marilyn Welsh as corresponding secretary, Donna Matheson as vice-pesident, Io Gore as president, and Carmen Gomez as treasurer. These officers deserve a special cheer for a iob well done. OFFICERS BOARD Cl , ,fs The Fall GAA Board attends one oi their weekly meetings. The Board includes: Adrienne Ardis- sone, Lois Bair, Karen Baker, Bon- nie Beebe. Freda Buckner, Karen Conard. Carol Dickason, Linda Dickason, Ianet Eaton. Iudi Eaton, Evelyn Fowler, Carmen Gomez, Io Gore. Marilyn Hall. Bonny Lee Hanson, Merrily Hedden. Iudi Ia- cobs, Sue Iones. Vivian Kirby, Bar- bara Kramer, Ianet Lamb, Leslie Lawton. Pam Mclntyre, Mavis Mad- deux, Carolyn Martin, Donna Math- eson. Mary Ellen M.inor. Lydia Montenez, Martha Nicholson, San- dra Odor, Marsha Ogden, Carol Pease, Melinda Plank. Nona Privi- tier, Doreen Ryan. Charlotte San- ger. Paige Timmons, Diane Trum- ble, Gloria Vigil, Ian Vivrett, Iudy Weed, Diane Welsh. Marilyn Welsh. Pat Ysais. and Carol Zemke. 0 x., D . 777171 I Ulf Miss Gladys Lee has served as GAA Advisor for the past iour years. Her in- terest and guidance have helped make GAA one of the most popular activities at Burroughs. 'I'he GAA Board is made up ol sports managers and representatives which plan and carry out various activities and solve many problems placed before them. Here we see the GAA Board enjoying Cokes before a meeting. f il I ws 'Q - ml' s41na: .1l 7 x v Z sl3Ac3yysoR lliffwi A W' ovwflijql M1 M' JF dy My pg vf ,Q , M6 will AwJfMf+i 6M2f ' ...T 'Q M SONG LEADERS The GAA songleaders are always a welcome at- traction at GAA activities. FIRST ROW: Vivian Kirby. and Ianet Lamb. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Lee Hanson, Charlotte Sanger, and Iudie Iacobs. Donna Matheson and Marilyn Welsh are among the many talent- ed members who periormed at the annual potluck. Amid the vast assortment of dishes. perplexed GAA girls collect choice morsels oi food at the potluck. which is held at the beginning oi every fall semester. IDOTLUCK Miss Thompson, Miss Woityla, Miss Springer, and Miss Lee. the girls' gym teachers, put down their whistles and grade books and enter into the spirit of the evening. last oi the crumbs. f .- w412 ' -' A Carmen Gomez, Bonnie Beebe. and Carol Dicka- son head the clean-up detail, as they finish the salem! 1v 'Nj l Carmen Gomez, iirst semester GAA President. receives her gavel from Miss Lee at the installa tion which is held bi-annually. Second semester, the Presidency went to Io Gore. She qives her acceptance speech as the retiring President looks on. l? - 1-5 it fi-?.. -- 1 gj If, X INSTALLATION As their tinal duty: the tall executive board, Io Gore, Sandra Odor, Bonnie Beebe, Carmen Gomez. and Sue Iones sing Sweet VioIets. Many girls with varying degrees of ability go out lor swimming. They lur- ther develop their skills, build up their endurance, and some learn to dive. l52 QQXVXQQJ Pat Murman, demonstrating a forehand smash, is one of the many pretty girls who grace our tennis courts in GAA. These girls battling for pos- session of the ball are exam- ples of the team work and good sportsmanship for which GAA is known. GAA SPORTS kai f UZCJ fffLf-51621 WL 0 4 Q M5642 ML It Ji, f f ff In archery. up and coming Robin Hoods try their skill at shooting with one of man's oldest weapons. 153 A cave man's life was full of doubt and uncertainty and the struggle for survival was a difficult task. The Stonecutters were the reliable ones who provided the Hunters with Weapons and the Women with crude cooking implements, and often freshly cut fingers for the stew. Through their application of skills and knowledge, the cave man became what he is today . . . extinct. Our Working classes of today are just as important as the Stonecutters were in the early days. The students of the Work- ing classes are now building a foundation of skills and knowl- edge which will someday lend itself to the betterment of our society. ,gui- cifcyf I ,M' I ltlllvfl tl Ngggjf 1 ' J 4 4 WORKING CLASSES Mr. Clarence Redmond, auto shop teacher, is instructing his students on the workings of the automo- bile battery. Mr. Ronald Gaitskell makes his way around the drafting room. supervising the work of his me- chanical drawing students. Mr. Stan Aspittle is cleaning the web. the offset printing machine that turns out the Smoke Signal every month. INDUSTRIAL EDUCATICDN X H ' ,f -1 ffQ:,,z, fsilwnt zzzixy. 4:S: MHTq 1+1 4 hs E Mr. Parker supervises a test in Al- gebra I. MATHEMATICS 4 r ' C N 1 ,....... ...WM if-...N- Mrs. Liston gives some of her geometry stu dents a preview of the Pythagorean Theorem a most important factor in the study of rela tionships in geometric figures. Mr. Grosmark explains an intri- cate procedure in the use of the slide rule used by trigonometry students. Art Structure students learn how to handle pen and ink. water color. poster paint, and various other mediums. They also learn to ap- preciate art and paintings. Future commercial artists leam lettering and layout. Ad- vertising. fashion designing, cartooninq, and illustrating are included in the curricu- lum. The students in ceramics learn to prepare, mold. and glaze clay. They make bowls and dishes and learn the techniques of modeling figures. .4212 ...U we -,1 . , A l ummum er M swf- -+ 1326 - VA' ,. ., , , , X 2 , -v A .M sl 0. 6 ew jg e HCJME ECCNOMICS Clothing students make use of the latest fabrics. colors, and patterns irom the various fashion maga- zines. The more advanced students design their own clothes and mix and make patterns. 4 in The foods class learns how to pre- pare and serve attractive, nourish- ing, and economical meals for a family or iriends. Here Mrs. We- mett directs a class in the plan- ning of a luncheon. Girls in homemakmg learn how to be good hostesses and budget money. They also study interior decorating and family relation- ships. A trip is taken to see a model apartment or home. Having decided that it was an impossibility to get the Akela out on time. tour disgusted editors contemplate vari- ous forms of suicide. These hopeless people are Steve Rugq. Carol Dickason, Deanna Liliegren, and Jackie Baldwin. AKE LA STAFF Carolyn Martin. Iohn Bates, and Linda Brown seem to be discussing an urgent matter, while Ted Lang, Vern Kriske. Deanna Gleason, and Paul Murphy are hard at work with their own problems. 160 jf Valuable artistic contributions were received from Mike Elliott, Bud Myers, and Iohn McNichol. Editor-in-chief Noel Iohnson puts on his most engaging smile as he sells an Akela. Our Senior editors, Ian Vivrett and Carol Woodard, busily typing lor their section. plunge head-long to meet the deadline. -mvzxzz-ewemfnsemszi PHOT0 ,ff Our paper, the Smoke Signal. is put out bi-monthly. The stai! works conscientiously toward rigid deadlines. Mr. West and Sharon Rehwald look over paste-ups for the latest edition. The rest oi the stall seem to be X. , tysXQg,' I assi X X ly I MX 5 Processing and developing pictures, are the members of the photography class, Roger Redel, Chuck Holdt, Bill Brodhag. Larry Swattord and Art Berchin, These photographers deserve credit tor some oi the fine pictures in the Akela and the Smoke Signal, SMCJKE SIGNAL L rg pleased at the success of the last issue. Seated are the page editors Iohn DeMott, Bill Cristopher. Marleen Hartley, Linda Turk and Steve Mayer. The other mem- bers of the class are: Barbara Wuenschel, Martha Schreiber, Dennis Whitcopff, Becky Korff, Pete Spiqler, Linda Darling, and Gary Borkman. up Yi,.,..,,,,,,,,,,,, gn- .. l The atmosphere of the clerical oilice practice class is that of a typical busi- ness oliice. The class is divided into various groups. each exemplilying a different type ol secretarial position. Upon completion oi this course the stu- dent should be able to meet and handle any type ol problem that would arise in any olfice. BUSINESS EDUCATICN The purpose of the business machines class is to acquaint the student with the various types oi machines found in a business oliice. A great deal ol first- hand knowledge is obtained from actu- ally working with these machines. Typing is a valuable skill to both busi- ness and college prep maiors. Students learn to type with speed and accuracy. They also deal with the problems of composing a business letter or writing cr neat and accurate term paper, mm.: .rr fi SCIENCE Q A ' ' S ' 5 A , f I, ' I The biology classes study and observe various forms of plant and animal life. The dissection of worms, crayfish. clams, and perch is also included in the curriculum. Students get iirst hand experience by working in the school chemistry laboratory. Formulas of compounds and the symbols of elements are very important in the study of this subiect. Physics is a very necessary subiect lor future engineers. They study heat, light, the mechanics of liquids, weather, and elec- tricity. ln order to do well in this class, students must have had at least one year oi advanced math. 71 ' 'f fv lB's exceptional orchestra ap- peared before their own student body in many assemblies. They also sponsored the San Fernando Valley District Music Festival and were represented in the Burbank Combined Orchestra for high schools. The members of our or- chestra are: Tahne Akers, Lois Bair. Barbara Darnell, Bob David. Pam Doerr. Iudy Elliot. Carole Glaus, Charlene Greenwood, Faye Hamilton. Kelly Hodel. Sue Holder. Dorothea McKeel. Helen Miller. Chris Bassett. Marilyn Recchia. Edward Rudberg, Kathie Rull. Gail Story, Barrie Stott, Betty Swarth- out, Judy Weed. Pe9'ZY Worthing- ton, Dave Arnold, Allen Benado. Chuck Blaker. Bill Bums, Steve Cerra, Don Fahey, Andy Gordon. Theresa Harris, Ioe Hernandez. Paul Levy. lim Porter. Roger Rath- bun, Iason Wasserman. IB's Marching Band did an exceptionally fine iob this past year. Their tricky maneuvers added that extra something to Minorette routines during half- time. The Band brought back a second place in participation with thirty-five other bands in the Huntington Beach Christmas Parade. The members are: Tahne Akers, Tony Alcorn. Charlene Arnold, Dave Arnold, Lois Bair. Allan Benado. Chuck Blaker, Bill Burns, Steve Cerra, Barbara Darnell, Terry Davis, Wes Dayton, Tom Driscoll, Corvin Emdy, Melda Ergin, Dan Fahey, Diane Fraser. Carole Glaus, Andy Gordon, DeeDee Green, The- resa Harris. Ioe Hernandez. Sue Holder, Ed Isaacs. Ralph Keehn, Ron Koffler, Robin Leasure. Barney Leifeste, Paul Levy. Dorothea McKeel, Paul Mus- rella, Roger Rathbun, Don Rugg. Kathie Rull. Don Rutherford. Alice Sandoval. Bob Smith. Rich- ard Smith, Dan Stewart, Barrie Stott. Bob Vigil. Iason Wasserman. Pat Whiting. INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC The Dance Band played at the dance performance, rallies. school dances and many assemblies. They also appeared on Spotlight on Youth. Performers in our band are: David Arnold. Allen Benado. Chuck Blaker, Bill Burns, Steve Cerra, Dan Fahey, Andy Gordon. Theresa Harris. Ioe Hernandez, Paul Levy, Iim Porter, Marietta Ranney, Roger Rathbun, Sherry Snow, Bob Stevens, Iason Wasserman. S -XZ' 4-f ' 3 f as-Cys--3 The voices oi our caroling Girls' Choir have brought much enioyment to us and to the many schools around us. The members are: Alice Al- tizen, Ioyce Anderson, Carolyn Baird, Carole Bowman, Michele Bradiield, Charlotte Bucking- ham, Donna Biedermann, Iudy Childress, Susan Chroner, Laurie Claridge, Virginia Cornell. Brenda Dionne, Ioan Dunn, Sandy Dutton, Ianice Fergison, Ieanette Flynn, Linda Ganzler, Adri Gordon, Io Gore, Linda Hansen, Sharon Harkins. Sue Hayworth, Carol Human, Diana King, Pa- tricia Lewis, Patt Lewinson, Ioan Logan, Linda McKinley, Karen Miller, Iudy Morqud, Ioan Mos- ca, Vickie Moss. Holly Nichols, Patti O'Neil. Iudy Parker, Deborah Peters, Alice Pierson, Diana Roberts, Carlotta Santoyo, Sandy Schreiel, Karen Ann Schobert, Kathie Squires, Kathy Stampke, Sharyl Stucki, Marsha Thibodo, Donna Thill, Sandra Tucker, Iudy Urban, Sharon Van- dergriit, Penny Voss, Kathi Warren, Karyle Whiting, Ioan Weber, Iudy Wells, Diane Welsh, Deanna Wilcox, Kathy Zecherle. r W , A V ' -a , i v A - ' ? Q ' l - , 5 . xl t - A' T-Z'-iff M M T iii 1 3 B 5 flu is r H r .Lv 5 W A Cappella is our largest choir. It's ninety-seven members have been guests at several music festivals in addition to hosting one oi their own. Members oi A Cappella include: David Anderson, Iack Arnold, Carolyn Barry, Bonnie Bartel, Ianet Beardon, Kit Binnard. Dorothy Blende, Ianice Bolen, Denny Bomar, Sherry Bond, Lynda Boyle, Steve Bradley, Michelle Bradley, Carole Bruckmann, Sandy Campbell, Ed Carrillo, Carol Cooper, Charles Crabtree, Carol DeCasper, Peggy Der- rick, Iim Diiienwierth, Donna DiMartino, Linda Dubell, Mariann Eckhardt, Reese Elia, Bernie Engelen, Mick Enright, Frank Ernest, Sue Eshelman, Larry Everett, Rosemarie Fauzio, Webb Ford, Iudy Garner, Cort Gilford, Peggy Gillis, Melinda Goss, Sue Gunter, Geoii Hardman, Cathie Harris, Theresa Harris, Nancy Hettleiinger, Iohn Henson, Ioyce Horne, Harold Members oi the Senior Choir include IB's most select voices. They have put on a concert program and traveled to vari- ous places in Southern California to participate in music days. They are: Carol Attardo, Don Angel, Dave Bell, Doro- thy Blende, Sherry Bond, Mike Braver, Linda Brown, Iay Canning, Vincent Chairenza, Linda Cook, Francie Cornwell, Harold Daugherty, Deanna Davies, Webb Ford, Ioan Free- man, Doug Friedlander, Iohn Geraci, Carole Glaus, lanice Harren, Suzanne Iennings, Coralie Lampiasi, Doug Mann, Perry Manskar, Melinda Marshall, Michelle McCarthy, Montey Metzger, Jerry Perkins, Christine Ramsey, Marietta Ranney, Diane Reedy, Danny Richards, Cal Roberts, Arnold Rubalcava, Ioe Ruilino, Don Salhany, Patty Shorb, Elaine Smith, Sherry Snow, Robert Stevens, Randy Stewart, Iudy Stolze, Marilyn West. CHCDIRS lnsley, Kathy Iacobson, Karen Jensen, Barbara Iohnson, Ianet Kershall, Carolyn Keysor, Bobbie King, Vivian Kirby, Susan Kirk, Berge Kolsrr ozian, Donna Koss, Io Ann LoVecchio, Dale McKenzie, Roy McQuown, Glenda Mead, Berna Miller, Carrie Monthaven, Betty Moore, Ierry Osterholt, Lois Parker, Erik Pedersen, Linda Pedetti, Ierry Perkins, Franz Perkles, Pat Peterson, Sharon Ramey, Christine Ramsey, lean Reed, Sara lane Reynolds, Danny Richards, Cal Roberts, Suzanne Rud- ner, Frank Rogers, Ioyce Rush, Carol Schiiferle, Lee Schramling, Doug Senern, Karen Shirey, Sharen Shirey, Carole Skinner, Anne Stange, Larry Steele, Louise Sterling, Barrie Stott, Kathie Tanous, Fred Torsten- son, Charlotte Tozer, Claude Turner, Al Vacio, Laurel Vodnansky, Evert Vollmar, Lee Warren, Froma Weisberg, Dennis Wright. -, we if f , ugsewg ' .,-. ff:-fff m --3 :sggnsfwx'1:'fwfag:1ss:,er:pst,fewr'1,12 i2':1V . ,f . ,xt-1fm,-1,sa,1..uf:t:... M, , . I A -f'?9: i I wg. 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The many clubs in type and i body can a hai i choice f, ff P 'A r', O Ao 7 Dave Banta lohn Bates Art Berchin Chuck Braver Larry Bulaich Bill Burkitt Steve Bunker Gary Coleite Tom Condit Andy Cooper David Crockett Layton Crouch Mike Davidson Bob Davis Dan Dvorkin Nick Esposto Chuck Filbert Don Fuhrer Don Gargano Robin Garthwaite Ierry Haddock Noble Hill Pete Hillman Dean Iordan Harold Lentzner Henry Limoqe left Lippman Pete Lubisich Paul Moraco Darrel Naasz lim Reed Tom Rosenwein Fred Rothman Don Rugg Dave Strauss Paul Weden Dave Williams Bob Wright Helen Adams Hester Almon Ioyce Anderson Carol Attardo Cynthia Aubley Sue Batchelor Ioan Baucum Sue Benest Pat Benkosky Cindi Bentz Mary Berry Iudy Bingham Barbara Birch Dorothy Blende Lorelei Blitstein Iudith Bloch Sherry Bond Michell Bradfield Cathleen Briix Lynn Brown Freda Buckner Karen Buss Ioyce Ceriak Sheri Church Sharon Collins Ian Coppedge HGNOR SOCIETY Francie Cornwell Pam Corradi Beryle Crakow Loretta Darsey Dennita Dennis Carol Dickason Karen Dreyer Karon Duncan Evelyn Epstein Lorraine Faiola Sandra Faye Marilyn Foster Winiired Foster Iudy Freedman Ioan Freeman Iudy Friedman Adri Gordon Io Gore Sue Gunter Sandra Hanna Paula Hardin Karen Hendrickson Sharon Hershberger Sudie Hoeiling Selene Hurford Ian lennett Susan Iones Marlene Kernan Margie Klein Sylvia Kowal Dinah Korb I anet Lamb lean Lopez Lynda Mac Taggart Marian Marsh Marilyn Melville Karen Meyers Berna Miller Helen Miller Karen Miller Debbie Morris Linda Murphy Cathy Nicholas Brenda Oberstein Valerie O'Krent Kathy O'Neal Marian Pagel Carol Pease Ioan Penniman Susan Phelps Alice Pierson Donna Prosser Christine Bassett Sue Read Margo Reynolds Alice Sandoval Charlotte Sanger Barbara Sanz I oan Savo Martha Schreiber Margaret Shaw Patricia Shaw Laurie Shepherd Mary Shumway Sherry Snow Irene Simon Sherry Simons Iackie Smith Linda Sparke Kathy Stampke Anne Stange IoAnne Stein Ianice Stevens Evelyn Stewart Diane Stumpi Paige Timmons Linda Tomasino Carla Vaccariello Vanette Van Note Lois Vangor Carol Vigner Marcia Weddle Leslie Weiner Sherrie Weinzveg Froma Weisberg Nancy Weiss lane Widdersheim Iune Williamson Iudy Wilsey Deanna Wilcox Claudia Wittmer Carol Woodard Barbara Zupnik W ---vmmsa2ef X l 1 f x 47' wr 59 CALIFORNIA f W SQHOLASTIQ Z 3,9 1, FEDERATION Each semester a student must earn at least three A's and a B to ioin the California Scholastic Federation. In addition a recommendation in citizenship from every teacher is essential. The Bur- roughs student body can be proud of this fine showing oi academic achievement. Bill Benlrovsky William Burns Harold Daugherty Stephen Eastmond Earl Ellis Reese Elia Ierald Fairbanks Tom I-'ortmann Michael Gaynor Andy Gordon Don Guild Iohn Hillman Mike Kaplan Ken Kleinberg Dennis Kranz I im Lindstrom MickyMcGarvey Randy Stewart Tahne Akers Babs Allman Kathleen Dakin Tilda Dalin Linda Darling Deanna Davies Polly Dodd Mary Io Duby Nancy Ely Diane Fraser Carole Glaus Darlene Graham Bonnylee Hansen Margaret Hartung Helen Henderson Ioanne Holm Sally Hubbard Phyllis Iones Barbara Kramer Coralie Lampiasi Helene Leeds Sandra Malan Pat Murman IoAnne Murray Martha Nicholson Sandra Odor Lana Pickard Karen Potter Linda Powell Dianna Preston Linda Prince Diane Reedy Margot Reiner Sara Iane Reynolds Natalie Rostov Leslie Saxe Sharon Sexton Sandra Spain Iill Unger Annette Verner Barbara Waksman 0 C X ' . 0 1 U58 D r - ,QW -ww if MW? f W fl? Charlene Arnold gIG1i01:'IGnl2f1lllh H Linda Wqn-en Iqnef Bean e in a ars a P W th- t Carolyn Charles Iud-Y McWilliams eggy or mg on Honor Society recognizes students who accomplish high scholastic stand- HO N 0 R I ards. The minimum of a B grade average is required in order to ioin. 169 Lettermen's Club is open only to boys who have earned letters in one or more sports. Lettermen sponsor various proiects throughout the year including the Blue Crutch Drive, selling ioot- ball programs, and the Senior-Faculty basketball game. BOTTOM ROW: Al Vacio, Tom Holley, Noble Hill, Bob Rigg, Angelo Arroyo, Tom Allen, Ed Rudberg, Mr. Iim Lloyd, sponsor. SECOND ROW: Dave Schacter, Terry Kingston, Tom Fortmann, Henry Miller, Bill Fraser, Bill Bess. Leroy Hachey, Eugene Provasi, Bill Iiams. THIRD ROW: Marc Goldenberq, Clyde Anderson, Conde Lick, Doug Boehme, Paul Levy, Bill Ienkins, Phil Ellison, Steve Barnett, Iamie Thrasher. TOP ROW: Ronald Engman, Don Sietz, Tiny Anderson, Dick Pawl, Ron Spencer, Randy Stewart, Iim Seiler, Iohn DeMott. Ioe Hillman. KEY CLUB Key Club is an international men's organization sponsored by the Kiwanis Club. Their main obiect is to aid the boys on campus to select a future vocation. The annual Career Day. sponsored by the Key Club and Z Club, is a valuable aid for all students at Iohn Burroughs. BOTTOM ROW: Dean Iordan. Tom Condit, Louie Aboud, Mickey McGarveY. lohn Bates, Dan Fahey. lim Lindstrom, Chuck Filbert. Tom Tre- loqqen. TOP ROW: Henry Limoge, Tom Fortmann. Mike Schilling, Mike Kaplan, lack Spargur. LETTERMEWS CLUB Q . Yi? I W , 4 Q . 9m , I , v L I 17' ,g Q 9 b y Fi 9 I kai W ,' -'-- I , 5 LSI 'I 4 - Q M' - , V I M l 25 J' 5 'va ' '3' 11- if , f. l gil LETTERQIRLS CLUB This year Letterqirls' Club welcomed Miss Bea Woityla as its sponsor. Under her supervision the club planned swim-dances. Lettermen-Lettergirls exchange nights, playdays, cmd revised the club policy. The members are: B. Beebe, L. Smith, I.. Giufirida, K. Conard. R. Edstrom, M. Cassidy. A. Verner, E. Stewart, I. Evans. D. Welsh, B. Allman. K. Dakin, I. Wills, M. Paqel, S. Roche. S. Moore. E. Mattern, I. Rush. S. Read, K. Duncan, B. Kramer, S. Thill, D. Vosper, C. Schueltge, I. Eaton, S. Sexton. P. Mackey. I. Lamb. M. Weddle, M. Garren, L. Elgart, K. Kluq, D. Whittier, S. Iones, K. Hendrickson, I. Harrison, D. Stumpi, I. Reed. L. Case, I. Gazdik. S. Crawford, L. Sterling, C. McConnell, K. Iensen, S. Bond. M. Townsend. D. Morris, S. Weinzveg, G. Vigil, K. Buss, C. Gomez. N. Weiss. V. Van Note, I. Freedman. M. Marshall. P. Smith, M Melville, G. Moorberg, C. Barry, I-'. Cornwell, I. Iennette, B. Na Talino. C. Dickason, N. Privitier, N. Glover, L. Bair, S, Odor, P Gillis, L. Dickason, D. Trumbell, D. Matheson. C. Zemke, S. Shirey K. Shirey, V, Kirby, S. Minor, B. Bailey, P. Timmons. N. Martino I. Weed, S. Ramey, E. Fowler, S. Kazdan. H. Harbin, L. Montanez P, Ysais, D. Reedy, C. Sanger. S, Snow, F. Buckner, C. Pease, A Lippman, M. Welsh, M. Klein, M. Nicholson, K. Dreyer, S. Crawley C. Kuhlemeyer, I. Stoltz, S. Iennings, P. Crawley, L. Saxe, I. Simons L. Tomasino, D. Blende, M. Hartley, B. Hansen. I. Eaton, M. Holdt C. Martin, C. Cones. Z CLUB Z Club helps girls choose their vocation by obtaining speakers for meetings and the sponsoring oi Career Day, BOTTOM ROW: Sharon Moore, Ioan Griffith. Sherrie Weinzveq. Cynthia Aubly. Marietta Ranney. SECOND ROW: Sue Kirk, Bonnylee Hansen, Linda Tomasino, Bobbie Natalino. Maryann Cassidy. Irene Simon, Diane Welsh, Ioyce Rush. Carole Phoenix, Marion Pagel. THIRD HOW: Ioan Gratz, Barbara Birch, Annette Verner, Debbie Morris, Ioyce Nelson. Sharon Crawley, Iill Tierstein, Pam Mellinger. BACK ROW: Barbara Bailey, Mary Iames, Donna Whittier. Marsha Weddle. Carol Woodard, Vanette Van Note. .I - - 'KWH 'iv Mrs. Elizabeth Benson sponsors the French Club. a group oi students who seek to further their knowledge oi the language by spending extra time reading French literature. listening to records of French dialogue. and conversing solely in French. SEATED: Carole Lampiasi and Carol Lee Zemke. STANDING: Diane Fraser, Bob Wright, Nancy Glover, Nancy Ioeck. Claudia Wittmer. Mrs. Elizabeth Benson, Mike Harris, FRENCH CLUB LATIN CLUB Latin Club seeks to lurther interest in Latin through a revival of classic Rome. which is re- lived at the annual Latin Banquet. This year the club has added to its program the presentation of an award to the student maintaining the high- est average. BOTTOM ROW: Nancy Ely, Debbie Frencel, Ianet Eaton, Roger Rathbun, Ierry Had- dock, Ioanne Dewy, Mrs. Irene Classetty, sponsor. TOP ROW: Tom Kohlu. Ron Cline. Iohn Stewart. Mike West, Dorothy Danze. SPANISH CLUB Students lurther their interests in the Spanish lan- guage and culture of Spain and Mexico through membership in the Spanish Club. One of their main proiects is the Cinco de Mayo Festival. an annual club-sponsored event. BOTTOM ROW: Debbie Frencel, Andy Cooper, Carla Vaccariello, Charlene Fenaia. SECOND ROW: Barbara Bailey. Leslie Saxe, Carol Woodard. Pat Leslie, Iudy Friedman, Angela Arambaru. Sherron Rehwald. Ioan Penniman. TOP ROW: Sandi Minor, Lonnie Elgart. Marcia Weddle. Ianet Lamb. Karen Hend- rickson, Ernmie Maddern, Mrs. Ida Silva, sponsor. Rose Iohnson, Carlos Ramirez. wx.. V- -Mfr' ml...--.fir-1 Carol Woodard, Carlos Ramirez. Ioan Penniman, Sheron Rehwald. and Angela Aramburu entertain their classmates with a Spanish version of Cinderella. as 5. 'L Sophomore slaves Iim Reed and Jackie Baldwin serve reigning monarchs Queen Ianet Eaton and King Randy Niemeir at this year's Latin Banquet. I-N1 -f. -....,,.,,,w --...,,m-'qw lv ..-f z,.f QV! , 5 41 la. l A. fi:-9 fx Additional members of the Latin Club are: BOTTOM ROW: Sally Berry, Iulie Broderson, lack Maslow. Hugh Arno. Marilee Garren, Iulie Wills, Karen Duncan. Mike Braver. TOP ROW: Walter Glassett, Iim Schali. Karen Shirey, Randy Niemeir, Carolyn Charles, Penny Chamberlain, Gary Coleite. I7 Students participating in weekly games with fellow enthusiasts meyer, Melda Erqin, Ioan Griffith, lim Lindstrom. TOP ROW: Miss form IB's Bowling Club. BOTTOM ROW: Chuck Blaker, Brenda Carol Sebastian, sponsor, Frank Wilgus, Margaret Hartunq, Tom Oberstein, Mary Shumway, Larry Speck, Charlene Arnold, Ioan Hosenwein, Mar90 Reynolds. Paula Hardin, Mrs. Mary Frances Gratz. SECOND ROW: Barbara Berndt, Henry Limoqe. Carol Kuhle- Liston. sponsor, Chuck Blecka. KA 4, C f VQJ ! , , If I I. ,f ' y , , , X BOWLING CLUB 5 Z. 5 of QL A e I , L 44,J.4.2ff-t' QW, 1,4 Ju-fL of f A V c ff K2 , , .Cx 4 ffl, , 5 , ,fawffgfif 52, M Z fi., Q, gf! ,440 - B FJ f f f.617fc-f,, L' B401 'f'4fUdd'C'f 49' JZ 'Cl' 'J SHE 'QQQL g.,,,,, f 1 H The Ushers' Club serves Iohn Bur- roughs by ushering at many school functions. BOTTOM ROW: Mary Shumway, Karen Buss, Bonnie Willes. Iudy McWilliams, Fay Hib- erley, Miss Cora Williams, sponsor. SECOND ROW: Barbara Berndt, Peggy Worthington, Vanette Van- Note, Karen Dreyer, Annette Ver- ner, Margaret Hartung, lean Lopez. TOP ROW: Larry Bulaich, Earl Ellis, Steve Brock. . C The Chess Club exists mainly for the enioyment derived from the keen competition between club members and teams from other schools. SEATED: Dan Dvorkin, Stanley Willis, Larry Bulaich, David York, Geoff Williams, STANDING: Sharon Hersh- burqer and Cyril Kramer. 9 CHESS CLUB E X lk I I ,- X I ! X. ', .V my ' Q, ,, gfzfd , ip , I zg.-1:JiOg ' 'k d 'Q Og 'l li' 7 .n IDHQTOGRAPHY CLUB The Photography Club, under the supervision of Mr. Frank Sala, experiments with basic photography. The members are: Ron Dark, Dennis Wilson, Dave Gouker, Ken Brown, Tiny An- derson, Mr. Frank Sala. 7 l Nw' 564: 9, 'I Qi I . .J FUTURE MEDICAL ASSOCIATICDN The Future Medical Association was formed to recruit prospective nurses and prepare them tor careers in the various allied medical iields. SEATED: Mr. lack Ricketts, Miss Mila Frantz, sponsors. BOTTCDM RCW: Dave Goulcer, Brenda Oberstein, Karen Dreyer, Mary Schumway, Margo Reynolds, Ioan Griffith, Marsha Cohen, Barbara Berndt. TOP ROW: loyce Nelson, Debbie Morris, Dorothy Donze, Claudette Welker, Linda Esse, Ianet Starleat, Sandy Leupold, lacque Calzia. p guest speakers, and open discussions ut their meetings. In addition, .the club CLUB The Youth Fellowship Club attracts many students by offering movies iumous sponsors an annual movie open to the entire student body. aw f ,aisle A PEP CLUB Credits forthe past season's White Section, Card Section, and gay goal post decorations go to the members of Pep Club. Burroughs recognizes the club's hard work and imagination in making our spirit better than ever this Year. The members are: Iohn Kinard, Bobbie Natalino, Linda Tomasino, Bob Antenucci, Sharon Moore, Vanette Van Note, Mar- garet Hartung. Annette Verner, Coralie Lampiasi. Linda McTaqgart, Helen Henderson, Kathy Dakin, Ioe Scardino. Dennis Whitcopt, Deanna Wilcox, Iulie Wills, Iudy Gray. Debbie Vosper. Penny Voss, Sharon Herschburger, lean Lo- pez, Maryann Ekhart, lean Snyder, Alice Pierson, Ieri Manning, Rolene MacMillan. Linda Ruple, and Sandy Spain. SPEECH CLUB Speech Club, capably spon- sored by Mrs.Mariorie France, represented Burroughs in this year's series of speech con- tests. Many awards were won in the Lions Club, Opti- mist Club. Native Sons of the Golden West speech contests. and at the Student Congress. The club is a member ot the Southern California Degate League and the Foothill League. The members are: David York. David Bell, Kathy Keenan. Sue Kirlr. Bonnylee Hansen, Boris Sprengert. los- eph Kingsley. Larry Swattord. Indy Huttoi, Beth Menees and Evelyn Epstein. PLAYS AND PLAYERS Plays and Players is a group ot dramatically inclined students who add to their stage experience by presenting two plays a year to the student body. The group is shown above in costume for the first play, Ienny Kissed Me . The tinal play, directed by Mr. Bill Carpenter, was the wartime story entitled Letters From Lucerne . The members of Plays and Players are: Kathy Young, Donna Whittier, Carolyn Fitzpatrick, Laurie Shepherd, Donna Kennedy, Danny Richards, Lynne Kenworthy, Paul Murphy, Elaine Smith. Sue Holder, Dorothy Bethoon, Travers Divine, David Bell. INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC ASSOCIATION IMA combine all the instrumental groups on the campus into one as- sociation. To increase student in- terest in music this group sponsors the annual IMA Dance, the Bur- bank-Burroughs Combined Orches- tra Concert, and the All-Day Music Festival. BOTTOM ROW: Pam Doer, Sue Holder, Lois Bair, Carole Glaus, Theresa Harris, Dorthea Mc- Keel, Iudi Eaton. SECOND ROW: Iudy Elliot. lay Rutherford, Barbara Darnell. Richard Smith. Betty Swartbout. Christine Hassett. Peggy Worthington. TOP ROW: Ioe Her- nandez, Pat Whiting, Don Ruqq. Barrie Stott, Bill Burns, Steve Cer- ra, Bob Vigil, Mr. Robert Rose, dt' rector. '+v.-, ww, , , Mr. William Carpenter helped inspire this year's superb dance performance, Frankie and Iohnny. He tool: over IB's fine drama department at mid-year. Mr. Bob Browning is caught in one of his typical backstage poses. Under his fine direction the Plays and Players successfully staged Ienny Kissed Me . Burroughs regretfully said goodbye to the well-liked teacher when he left at mid-year. R Z' THE MEN BEHIND THE SCENES 5 My x 6' 'Z- I79 GAVMMAMZG 4040664 September, 1958 BC ' Period four, room 211. The yearbook staff sat dumbfounded at the immense job facing them. Themes were discussed, and the prehistoric idea was agreed upon. October, 1958 Mike Elliott came up with a very amusing cover design. lt will be made up by the Universal Book- binding Company. Most of our cartoons will be dreamed up by Bud Myers. He doesn't wish to be responsible for any side aches due to laughter. After we received such favorable publicity from Mrs. Trempe and her Publicity Committee, and Mr. West and the Smoke Signal staff, we decided to get busy. November, 1958 The sale got off to a swinging start this month. The friendly rivalry between staff members to sell the most Akelas made staff life much more challenging. We were sorry to be temporarily relieved of the services of Carolyn Martin who was ambushed by Iackie Baldwin from behind a drinking foun- tain. They were on their way to sell an Akela to a customer. Our thanks to Mrs. Ruddick for her help in this month's sale. We couldn't have done it without her. She's also going to help us with the distri- bution in Iune. We have sold 1,450 Akelas to date. lackie Baldwin, our sophomore editor, beat the rest of us to the draw by selling over 150 of them. December, 1958 As our December deadline drew near, Mr. Reed Packard began to send us many of our pictures. Thanks to Mr. Packard, Bruce McBroom, Mr. Sala and the photography department for all the fine pictures they took for us. We appreciate the times we have had them trailing along behind us in search of our subjects. We also appreciated the fine Backwards Day snapshots taken by Betty Swarthout. lanuary, 1959 A new year is under way and final deadlines creep closer. Typewriters click, pictures come in stacks, and editors throw up their hands in despair when they realize the amount of work that remains to be done. ASB and ADMINISTRATION EDITOR Linda Brown BOYS' SPORTS EDITOR Ted Lang GIRLS' SPORTS EDITOR Deanna Lilieqren ART EDITORS Bud Myers Iohn McNichol Bert Molina . LAYOUT EDITORS Steve Ruqg Mike Elliott SOPHOMORE EDITOR Iackie Baldwin IUNIOR EDITORS Iohn Bates Ianet Bean SENIOR EDITORS Carol Woodard Ian Vivrett BUSINESS MANAGER Deanna Gleason SECRETARY Iill Lewis WORKING CLASS EDITOR Carolyn Martin CLUB EDITOR Carol Dickason EDITORIAL STAFF Deanna Lxlleqren Cathy Brnx Paul Murphy g Vern Knske February, 1959 The end-of the first semester! As grades come out, the staff suddenly begins to look industrious. Mr. Powell and the Mirro- Graphic Company, who are printing our book, must be in a dither. 1 wonder if deadlines are as hard for them as they are for us. March, 1959 Amidst the hubbub of our increasingly busy staff an inspira- tion appeared. Carol Dickason, our lack-of-all-trades club editor, came through with some additional art work and scores of ideas on layouts and style. April, 1959 Everything's duel Mr. Bill Carpenter, our good friend, came to our rescue and proof read all of our copy. May, 1959 Mrs. Helen Manezon, our advisor, is a great help in our hours of despair. We have probably been a trial to her, but her labors and advice on our wild literary and artistic endeavors have been greatly appreciated. lune, 1959 A. D. At long last our 1959 Akela is out. 1t's been a tough year, but fun, too. A year we surely won't forget. We certainly hope the student body likes the book. We're glad so many bought Akelas and hope it will be a priceless souvenir of our 1958-1959 school year. M - EDITOR-IN-CHIEF f W ,Aw- fkz2?fm?f Qfff? ,f'fW13f xiwiw ?M b W W? W mm Sf? fiffffy my W LEW WWWQQQ Qmigimiwwimf wxigviwgiy W WV Efxiiv KW F . Q. ?' ' ' ': 911- -5 ,, Er E.. .T pf. 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