Luther Burbank High School - Bark Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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7521259342115 e Q '5f'TP'?e1?Uj Q V --Af .1 M ' . - 'Y - -ft.: - Qs, ff If Q ' .I I. W. ADAMS: He keeps his thoughts to himself, and believe me he has them. D. E. Club. MARY LOUISE AGUILAR: As merry as the day is long. ANTONIO ARANIO: Mad Russian. BOBBY BENNETT: Say just what do you say to a girl, when you want a date. Campus Comment Staff: Tennis Team. DALTON VAN BROWN: The tasks of every day he meets in a quiet way. O. T. Club: Student Council: Bark Typist. SUE MARIE BRUTON: Rhythm in my nursery rhymes. Orange jackets Major: Choral Club. GLORIA IEANNE BURKE: My own thoughts are my companions. D. E. Club: Red Cross: Future Homemakers. CHARLES CARNES: Office Boy. Basket Ball: Track. IEAN CHUMBLEY: She's here, she's there, she's every- where. Orange Iackets: Head Cheerleader: Bark Editor-in-Chief: Student Council Vice President: Y' Teens President: Drama Guild Secretary: Future Homemakers: Advisory Secretary: Honor Roll Student. BETTY MAE CLEWIS: Tm hard to get, just whistle. Student Council: Y Teens: Future Homemakers: Drama Guild: Advisory President. EUGENE COOK: It takes two, to make a bargain. R.O.'T.C. Lt.: Rifle Team Capt.: Bark Art Editor. KITTY CRABTREE: You might lose her in a crowd, if it weren't for her giggle. Senior Class Sec'y: Orange jackets: Drama Guild Vice lgresident: Choral Club: Future Homemakers: Bark Adv. taff.

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Left to Right: Donald Newman, Vice President, lack Newman, Sgt.-at-Arms, Mrs. Willingham, Sponsor Gerald Sahrn President, Kitty Crabtree, Secretary, Zolene Lewis,Treasurerg Mrs. Scruggs, Sponsor, Richard lsenhour Sgt at Arms. - Class of 1947 We the senior class of 1947, having reached one of the goals for which we so earnestly strive, realize we have written the first pages of our life history. The next pages are unknown as yet, but we leavehere with a future, and in that future is the task of being real Americans. Today, as we write this, we have high expectations that the members of our class will make many worthy contributions to our fellow citizens and our community. Some of us have made achievements in fields of music, scholarship, athletics, and dramatias. AAs we leave our place as Seniors and become graduates, we can only say that by our graduating from Burbank High School we have made a great start toward a life of usefulness. .

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BILLY IOYCE CUDE: Ohl but I'm happy. Cafeteria Cashier. CARLA NAN DAVIS: A nose for news. Campus Comment Editor: Student Council: Orange Iackets: Y Teens Sgt.-at-Arms. MARGY PEARL DAVIS: Little bit independent. Orange Iackets Major: Choral Club Sec'y: Campus Com- ment Staff. MATTIE DAWSON: You can depend on me. Campus Comment Staff: Orange Iackets: Future Home- makers: Advisory Sec'y: Honor Roll Student. ERLINDA DELGADO: A whiz at typing. Bark Typist. GLORIA DE WITT: She spoke no evil words. Orange Iackets Cheerleader: Student Council: Future Homemakers: Advisory Treas.: Honor Roll Student. t A fit: fi: ai :sailed VALERA DODD: Wedding Bells will ring. Future Homemakers. RUDY ELIZONDO: Loyal to both staffs. Campus Comment Editor: Bark Asst. Art E Major: R.O.'I'.C. Drill Team Leader Co. B., s-tructor. Y Teens: Choral Club: Attendance Office. - If . - 'Q Student Council: Future Homemakers: Drama Guild: Y Teens Vice Pres.: Choral Club Reporter. MARY SUE DOMINGUEZ: She has cz heart good and true. Red Cross: D. E. Club: Future Hornemakers. CURTIS DOTSON: The steady type. D. E. Club: Student Council. IACK DOWELL: God's gift to the women. Student Council Pres.: B Club Sec'y: Bark Sports Ed.: Football Co-Captain: 36A all District: Basketball: Track: d.: R.O.T.C. Military In- GLORIA ELLISON: I'm tired of living alone.