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

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if iff' f: Fl 5 -. uv. --. 4 -A ' . V b, At the Parent Teachers' Association luncheon, which ann- ually is held in the cafeteria, Spanish teacher ROBERT HEADLEY is shown along with two other members, helping himself to the luscious food. After introductions of class commit- Posing forhis studentbody identification picture, is Sophomore DAVID WIDOW. As the photographer instructs him to smile. she reminds him that it's what you put before the camera that comes back. Sophomores were w e lc o m e d to john Bur ro ughs High School at an orientation assembly offered on the Friday prior to the opening day of school. Held in the auditorium, the program included introductions of Principal Sherman Chavoor, Student Bod y P r e s id en t Bill Bo we r s, and the chairmen of various ASB Standing Committees . Aft e r their intro- duction, the Song and Yell leaders led the incoming students in yells to familiarize them withthe john Burroughs school spirit. Also introduced for the first time was the American Field Service student from Australia, jennifer Good. She gave a brief talk concerning her home in Melbourne. xn,.l ll ll , e 4 . . 'Q tees and officers at the ASB Breakfast, BILL BOWERS , STEVE SEXSON, STEVE FORTMANN, and TEE GUI- DOTTI discussed plans for future stu- dent government. 19 Following the program, in an attempt to familiarize themselves with their new surroundings, the S 0 p ho m o r e s took the opportunity to tour the school.

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X Burroughs hails Class of '68 1 4 1 E I ni Sophomore Orientation Day brought an eager group of Sophomores together at the John Burroughs auditorium for the purpose of discussing plans for the new semester. The incoming students are PAM THORNTON, MAR- IlYN FRIEND, LINDA WATSON, SUE STEWART, and DONNA MQGREGOR. Pre-change of programs proved very effective as counselors MRS. KATHERINE ARNERICH and MIR. ROBERT VOSS re-schedule new Sophomores. 1 18 E

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New sfudenf handbook proves s.,-5 Burroughs' Girls' Athletic Association sponsored the first all school sports night of the year as Seniors CAROL SARAGOSSI, LINDA MORGAN, and CECELIA ANDRADE demonstrate their enthu- siasm for school activities. Student handbooks issued to students at the beginning of the year prove very beneficial in under- standing student government, school policies, and other information helpful to Sophomores STEVE MCDONOUGH, BARBARA PERRIN, RENEE HAMMOND, and JO ANN STEIFIELD. 20