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

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I P V l I w T r P F club presents awards Entertainment by the Mai Tais highlighted the Senior sponsored All School Sports Night as Burroughs students CATHY BARNHART, SUE JACOBSON, and JOHN Cl-LERRY participate in a game of volleyball. YHU 'zosfaszscs nctonbrhesfrvantor llfflbuf fm mul .glfiiikgdfj sv' n uy . 1 gk f l , One of the most active service club organizations at john Burroughs is the Key Club which sponsors the Harlem Clowns Basketball Game and Career Day. The club helps to support two needy families at Christmas time. 23 Three of the over 725 persons who enjoy cafe- teria meals and the 650 people who purchase snack bar items are Seniors JUDY DELANEY, MARK SUTTON and STEVE HILLYER. KEY CLUB Tom Smolich Tom Marx Nate Capaldi Marc Levinson Barry Heller Steve Livingston Steve Kenoffel Steve Hoskins Paul Broneer Bob Galbraith Lyn Byars Mike Malloy Rich Buss

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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.

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Rallies spur foofboll ...ff xiii c 1 4.. 94, x Helping to arouse more spirit at the noon rallies are the Dixie-Sinquents. Combined with the song and yell leaders, they helped to make the rallies more successful. Members of the Dixie-Sinquents are DAVE VIDAURRI, VIC GOLDBERG, TERRY ODOR NEAL BADGETT, BOB WATSON, LAURA FREEDMAN, BOB JORGENSON, and ED MARTIN. Strike up the band, add a few yells, and a couple of routines done by the song and yell leaders, and you find yourself in the middle of a high spirited, enthusiastic, noon rally. The band that is p laying is the Dixie- Sinquents, which is a dixieland band com- prised of a few m ember s of the marching band. Besides play in g at noon rallies, the Dixie -Sinquents also play at basketball rallies and basketball games. They help in supply- ing the added spirit which makes the rallies so successful in backing our teams. Sponsoring the dance after the Crescenta Valley foot- ball game, at which TERRY STERN and SHERRY MELMAN are seen participating, is just one of many Girls' League activities. l 2