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

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helpful reference 1 I Qi? Burroughs activities prove popular as Senior ARLENE LEHNIEN and an outside student participate at a Swim-Dance. Did you ever wonder what classes you need to graduate from high school? Or have you wondered who john Burroughs was, or how long Burroughs has been a high school? Perhaps you have wondered what the school constitution has to do with you. john Burroughs' administration and faculty decided to answer these questions and to avoid constant visits to student counselors by publishing and distributing the new john Burroughs Student Handbook. The old handbook was completely revised and a s ec tion on college entrance re- quirements was added. The book was designed to aid and help the students in student government, school standards, policies, and activities . lt is hoped that the handbook can be revised every three years. ., J' Q' K - i ' , ' 4 1 3130! ' x A r of A . , r V : 1, it ' . . rl' B r ' E s x 9 ' 1 X lr, , ,gli A lt. nf ,3 , Q, I ' H' l V ' y y t l!..:' Welcoming new girls to Burroughs and helping them get acquainted with its people are PENNY WARRINER, PRISCILLA GRIFFIN, PAT HENDER- SON, and ELEANOR WHITE. Also included at the New Girls' Tea was a presentation of Girls' League officers and a few routines by the song and yell leaders. Guard MIKE WILSON models the new Varsity football uniforms as head Varsity football coach BOB DUNIVANT explains the u.ni- form. 21 Y, uk: ,

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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

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Trying a new step at the dance after the Nome Dame football game is RON MCWHINNEY. Sponsoring the dance was just one ofthe activities of the Varsity Lettermen's Club. VARSITY LETTERMEN'S CLUB Tom Babagian john Beardsley Paul Broneer Doug Clark Chris Clay Ted Faro john Garza Steve Hamilton Eric I-lill George Hill Steve Hillyer Steve Hoskins Ray Jolley Lonnie LOOS Ed Mahler Mike Malloy Tim McGinley Rick McVicker Miamon Miller Steve Morris Ken Paulson Craig Puinianfi Allan Ralls Byrle Smallen Mark Sternfels Ken Swink Jim Taylor Curt Van Sickle Mike Wilson Craig Wood 22 LeHermen 's ln order to qualify for member- ship in the Va r s ity Lettermen's Club, each boy m us t have earned a letter in one of the follow ing varsity s p o r t sz Football, Basket- ball, Cross Country, Track, Swim- ming, Tennis , Golf, or Baseball. The purpose ofthe club is to pur- chase and present trophies to out- standing athletes. These are pre- sented at s po rt s banquets. Pres- ident of the club is Doug Clark. Mike Malloy is vice-pres - ident, and Steve Hillyer is secretary and treasurer. The lettermen spon- sored the Lettermen-Lettergirls' Exchange and a dance after the Notre Dame football game. Members of the Girls' Athletic Association and Lettergirls' Club look forward to attending the an- nual potluck. Shown expressing gestures of joyous glee are PAULETTE PENA, BITTERSWEET WOJ- TYLA. DARLA LAUBLE, GLADYS LEE, Pl-l'YI.LIS IWERKS, CAROL SARAGOSSI, BARBARA INGLISH and PHYLLIS VIDAURRI.