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

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school yeor Crazy clothes, powder-puff games, and candied apples are only a few sights that can be seen onjohn Burroughs' campus. This is because Burroughs offers a wide range of unique privileges and activities. Among the privileges Burroughs' stu- dents can enjoy are leaving the campus for lunch, listening to a jukebox, and having a Crazy Clothes Day. Students belonging to the California 'Scholastic Federation are allowed one period a day in which they are entirely on their own and unsupervised. Socially minded students will find many intriguing activities. Arthur Murray followers find sports nights, dances after football and basketball games, the two Backwards Dances, the Senior Mix, the junior Prom, and the Senior Prom along their lines. Wheaties fans can delightedly attend nine football games, eighteen bas- ketball games, eleventrack meets, eighteen baseball games, eighteen tennis matches, and seven swim meets. True gourmets can get their fill at two Girls' Athletic Associa- tion potlucks, four athletic banquets, the F ine Arts Banquet, the French Banquet, and the Candlelight Supper. On campus the student can buy anything from a troll doll to half-pricedgym apparel. Also within his buying power are the Alcela, a student body card, or a pen with all the football game dates written on it. In the way of specialactivities, there are the annual splashy Senior Car Wash, the biannual operetta, and the newly innovated powderpuff game for brave girls. So whatever your delight, passion or hobby, john Burroughs certainly has it.

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sink , inspire Indians Do you have a way with crepe paper? Are you a flute player? Can you make that spare? Are you a fleet-footed runner or a silver- tongued orator? Parlez-vous francais? Z.Se habla espanol? Any one of these special qualifications will make you more than wel- come in various clubs at john Burroughs . There are a great variety of school sponsored organizations and clubs throughout the campus, ranging in subject from athletics to creative writing, which encourage active participation. Among the largest are the Girls' Athletic Association and theAll Letter- men's Athletic Club. Working in association with these organizations are the Lettergirls' and the Varsity Lettermen's Clubs. Other sports groups are the Bowling Club and the Modern Dance Club. Minorettes, majorettes, song leaders, Pep and Rally Committees, and the three class councils are all organized to serve as guides for promoting spirit. Among the service clubs are the Key Club for boys and the correspondingZonta Club for girls. Another service club is the Ushers' Club, which serves at assemblies. For those who are intellectually inclined there is the Honor Society or California Scholastic Federation. Students with special interests can join the French Club, the Speech and Debate Club, the Instrumental Music A s s o c i a t i o n , the Photography Club, or the Spanish Club. Other organizations with open membership are the Assembly Committee, the Publicity Committee, American Field Service, and any committee formed by the Girls' League. So allyou crepe paper hangers, spare makers, and flute players, john Burroughs has found a home for you.