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

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vicfories Welcoming world adventurer JOHN GODDARD before he presents his film on the orient are NANCY COLE, NANCY OLFF and NANCY BURBA. Highlights of the film were trips through Hong Kong, Ia- pan, and Macao. Speech and Debate Club, under the advice of MISS DORIS MacBRlDE, discusses plans for future tournaments. The club won the North Hollywood High School Novice Tournament by a landslide vi ctory . IWW ll L1.--' E x-C 0 I 1' 'P J B+ ...,....- X -I - s. -s g... 1- 1 . ,... q N' - 41 5 urn 4 ' I, --.,- 'J 1 3 A U .-. z W., -M' A im I A SPEECH AND DEBATE CLUB David Anderson Maria Adamo Paula Ainsworth Bill Bowers Rob Bowers linda Cosdon Carolyn De Roo Diane Galbraith Sarah Gancher Greg Gentile Tee Guidotti Gary Hall Bev Hamowitz Renee Hammond john Jacobson Barbie Knechtges Bruce Lane Harold Lehman John Mangun Mimi Mclinery Heather Menzies Laurel Mills Marc Nicholson John O'Brien Wayne Ostrander , A Robert Perez Barbara Perrin Pat Phillips Steve Schoen Andrew Senyei Steve Sexson Rick Talcove Marti Tobia Dan Walson Verne Willis Ray Sobel 25 'Q

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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

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Polynesian dinner highlights F'-1 vvizv w, 9' I. QA: - Kr ,Ns WR, -Y 'Q' 'fi ayya, , 'irfliff 7 t ,J il' -.HJ Girls and their mothers are shown serving themselves Polynesian type food at the Hawaiian themed Mother-Daughter Banquet. The banquet was made more authentic because many mothers and daughters came dressed in Hawaiian shifts. SeniorsBILL SURWILL and DAVE VAN DEVENTER eagerly buy Akelas at the Senio from Staff members CHARLA SCHREY, SHIRLEY HOLLE, AND JEFF WILSON. 26 I r sale Every year the Girls' League sponsors the Mother-D a u gh te r Banquet. Its purpose is to give the girls and their mothers a fun-filled night out together. This year the organ- ization presented a Ha- waiian luau. The Poly- ne sian dinner was catered, and upon en- trance each girl and her mother was presented With a lei and a pineapple name tag. Girls' League Pre sident Judy Aboud introduced her officers, and entertainment con- sisted of songs by the Girls' Choir and a duet by Barbara Blecka and Larry Lerning.