John Burroughs Middle School - Burr Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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. . . ., ., . - fn, ,. ag Y K - iid 'Lili ea 4a as 5 2 .. f .1 s X5 ,:, !.,.5 AQIA cfs - -f. . A it 2 Q, SENIOR CIRLS' -- ll ll C L U Q The Senior Girls' Glee Club, 'mother of our musical orzaniza- . ions, is just as important and just was H 'ls all students will agree. All those I interested in singing are invited to 1 - take art. 4 ef Vx 2 ia' Eff' . 43 - '. A rdf. 'I ' i 5 2 ex L N ,, 3 S' ' i 2 1 T my l N ' 'A X1 2 T -f , : V-we , mf' . WN- , - 1.--ig V: ., 53s1Is?ie 'sl yferxu Q ., , . ,. ' ,Gait AEE :f...2.f2-it '-M'-V,-, 4 ?3Ul - 21.31 -' - '-, 'A -. nw .5 - ,. I. fm.. ' ,.Efff' ga7 .. 5-V - 5 V- , 5 ' 'gjfgf ' 1 2' Smal,-K .,.., , ,M c 'f 3ei?l It f f : if C ' - 'i i i ' is 1 . . X , ,s,. 'T f-g 1, pfg yg .3 M , -2, as entertaining as the orchestras, V' . ., .. , ' y , .W QI' ., E3 is pls 1 a ! ' . ' . i -5: ft:, ., I' fi' 1 2- 'sf ' 'i V' f . 1 f. . H' ? -nln 2' Y , , v 5-, 2 Q P ' . if 3 2552. ,.J'2 N f'i 322' - T iIff'i . 35' ' T 'fit 'tbl f 9' N 3 X '. '-3.QL:E::? ' t f ' - - .wifryfs X- .H E- 1 1 H W N' -- ,V , . , . ,,,,. .Q .. y., . . ,. 3 , 1 --si ... K vi X IEOYS' GLEE CLUB The Boys' Glee Club, ably di- rected by Miss Erhart, has in it both Juniors and Seniors. Al- though girls' voices are very love- ly, the deep voices of the boys' glee always hold the interest of the audience. This club is very popular with the students. JUNIOR GIRLS' G L E E C L U B The Junior Girls' Glee Club, di- rected by Miss Donnelly, has brightened up many a program f or us this past term, and is liked by everyone. l . . . l THE IUNIOR l O R C H E S T R A The Junior orchestra, although! their music is not quite so ad-f vanced as the Senior group, is also an organization to be proud of. It has provided very enjoyable en- tertainment for the students this year.

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THE CIVICS CLUB The Civics Club, under the able supervision of Miss Howell, has grown to be one of the most im- portant organizations in our school. The purpose of this club is to discuss and study our govern- ment and its different problems. THRIFT COMMITTEE The purpose of the Thrift Com- mittee, with Mr. Lewis as spon- sor, is to promote and cultivate the good habit of saving among our students. Each homeroom has one representative. LIBRARIANS If it were not for Miss Hurst and her helpers. our library could not uphold its reputation of long slanding-one of the finest school libraries in the city. THE RADIO CLUB The Radio Club, sponsored by Mr. Nourse, gives boys who are interested in radio ri chance to learn more about how they are made and to study their different parts.

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THE SENIOR ORCHESTRA The Senior orchestra, under the direction of Mrs. Perry, is an or- chestra that John Burroughs can be proud of. As well as being en- tertaining, it gives the boys and girls a chance to learn more about music. OFFICE HELPERS The ofitice helpers are a group of industrious and competent boys and girls who help Mrs. Gillette. VVe owe a great deal to them for their line Work. HOSPITALITY CLUB The Hospitality Club is one of the finest organizations in the school, with Miss Gibson as spon- sor. Its purpose is to make new students feel at home in our school and to promote a friendly attitude among its students. THE STAMP CLUB The Stamp Club is for those who take an interest in the collec- tion and trading of stamps. As this hobby becomes the avocation of many, the club gives a line op- portunity to develop this interest- ing pastime with Miss Snyder and Miss Pope to guide them.