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

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Remember the first day at John Burroughs? The big halls, the hundreds of students and the big bullies calling us scrubs, All of us were frightened and bewildered. As the days went by, we met new people, acquired new interests, learned newer and greater things, and most important of all collected more and more memories of junior high. These memories, especially those of our senior year, will never be forgotten. As a senior we have picked our class colors and theme. The colors which we proudly wear are light and dark blue. The theme which represents our fifty years development is a quotation by Newman, Growth is the Only Evidence of Life. Our class, The Class of 74 has the great privilege of being the 50th year graduating class. John Burroughs Junior HighSchool has provided memories for thousands of young people, Our school has lasted for fifty years and with the help and care of the people, it will last for fifty years more. You've come a long way J, B, Dorothy Cheung Fall Historian Junior high school years at John Burroughs have made us realize that no man is an island. In order to make our school one body, we have to work together. Today, we find that we have many problems, Because of the earthquake, the girls' P,E. building and our cafeteria had to be demol- ished, We do not have other facilities to function as well as we would like, yet we manage. We, however, have a more difficult problem, which we have to solve - segregation on our campus, Together we came up with a great idea for the spring semester - a Come Learn - Come Teach after school dance. We aim to get all of the students together. To unite the ninth grade, we are planning a ninth grade color day, a ninth grade court, and lawn lunches. In order to get closer to our parents, we have our Father-Daughter Night, Father- Son Night, and Mother-D aughter Tea. Another cooperative venture is this Burr, As ninth grade elected representatives, we are proud to be members of the Golden Jubilee class. We extend our congratulations to our school with a pledge to carry on and stress the importance of Unity and Togetherness. We wish to thank the faculty for the education and training which has been responsive to our needs. Truly we are leaving John Burroughs with heavy hearts, but we'll always cherish the memories we had here to inspire us to press forward . . . I wonder what the one hundredth year historian will say! Rocelle R. Maliksi Spring Historian

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