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

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Judy Jacobs and Kathy Tanous have won many awards this year in the world of art. Judy was often approached for posters and election banners and cheerfully turned them out with amazing skill and speed. Kathy also unselfishly helped out when- ever she was requested, working on pro- gram covers and the Christmas program slides. Both girls deserve honors for achievement in visual communication, which was vital to the success of many school activities. Doug Fairall and Tom Holley specialize in different helds. Doug is an expert with electrics. He knows countless things about radios and other electrical wonders. Tom specialized in printing. Examples of his fine work could be found on programs and tickets for various school activities throughout the year. Take a letter, Miss . . . Janet Costello and Karen Conard will probably be used to this phrase if they pursue their careers in the business education field. In this field, efficiency and depend- ability are necessities. These girls have worked hard to increase their value to prospective employers.

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Our fall Senior Council was responsible for the success of two fun-filled events this year-The Sen- ior Swim Dance and the Senior Car Wash. The hard-working council members also began plans for the Senior All-Night Partyi In the hands of the spring: Senior Council were the plans of all Graduation events. Using fine judge ment. many fun-filled ac- tivities were planned for the enjoyment of all Sen- iors. -7. F I . ' H R . , A,-v -pw ' ff 1 . ' , 'fwfr , S ,I-,,-A-M5,,.w 't 'fun , 'bf -, -, .tg il J, ,, - . f'.,,,l,-. , .4-. i ,vin I Q 'Y Ae' JS,q .M- ' - ek- 'Q ' The Diary of Anne Frank was presented by the Play Production and the Senior Class in Febru- ary of this year. It was a moving portrayal ofa teen- age girl's problems under the iron hand of the Nazis, and how, through it all. her undying faith in humanity still prevailed. 25