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

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t .5'f00'0f2f0 .5'f00'y H0!0'0 01' 5010000 1 N Mr. Clark demonstrates a chemical experiment to science class. Miss Irene Seidensticker Sr. Student Council SWTSTC-B.A, Miss Marie Splittgerber Business Club SWTSTC-B.S. Mr. Charley H. Shannon B Club Howard Payne: Trinity-B.S.g MED Mrs. Celia Ann Spoon Senior Class-'60 Elon College-B.A.g Woman's College of the University of North Carolina-M.E. ,uw-wt t..-tum., .ff UM vi ' K - .W Mr. Robert Sorenson Glee Club Howard Payne College- B. M. E. Mr. Gerald A. Swindler B Club Hardin-Simmons-B.S.3 M.A. ln.. SCIENCE Science department of Burbank is one of the best equipped of any in San Antonio. Students interested in science find themselves surrounded by opportuni- ties to gain a sufficient background in this field of study. In order to graduate, Burbank stu- dents must have either two years of foreign language or two years of science to their credit. For those who choose a Minor in science, general science, phys- iology, biology, chemistry, and physics are offered. 'hmmimim

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y003flDll3f Agffbu fare 0.91715 fzffzffe farmers sir. Charles Roberts 3 Club l'rinity llniversity-B.S.g LXWTQ M.E. AGRICI ILTURIE ti 1--in if X . e-is ..- Mr. joe Rose St. INIary's University-B.A.g Baylor University-Grad. Study llurhank's Votational Agritulture program has been teathing students the overall, general picture of farming Since our school was established in 1937. Classroom study with the actual work a farmer does in daily life rounds out the course. In the classroom the students learn what and how to feed hogs, cattle, and chickens. They are taught raising and dottoring of animals. The farm sells fresh eggs daily. supplied hy 150 laying hens raised and cared for on the farnl bv the students. Ag students plant and grow corn that is fed to the cattle, while vegetables are being grown by other students. The vegetables are sold at the market in town, Everything on the farm is maintained by the students under the supervision of Mr. C. E. Vickery and Mr. E .S Dolezal. Each year the Burbank Agriculture students partici- pate in the San Antonio I.ivt-stock Show and usually receive hlue ribbon awards on the livestock they enter. r. Charles A, Schrade 'inity University-B,A. .A, in History Mrs. Gertrude Schrader TSTWQ Vniversity of Californiag Our Lady of the Lakeg Incarnate XX'ord Collegeg St. Marys University-B.A. 13 'TV es: Mr. Willie G, Rueter Ivirs. Dorothy Rusmisel Honor Guard Our Lady of the Lake-B.A. University of Texas B.S. in Ed. Mr. Dolezal teaches Ag, boys to prepare chickens for the home freezer. Mrs. Becky Schweers Senior Y-Teens Trinity University-B.A. i 5 Mrs. Evelyn Scruggs SVUTSTC-B54 Trinity University-M.A. lm ZH

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Mdfb Hepaffmenf Hffefs Vvffbzfs Uaafses W Niwlinmmuimilii,iiim,lyiyMy,yWW, yr 'um i l u Mrs. Parish explains complicated algebra problem to class. MATH Burbank has excellent courses ot- tered in the world of numbers: general math, commercial arithmetic, algebra, plane geometry, and trigonometry. Curiosity must be in mind when the process of solving math problem is on hand, for the subject of numbers is not only for learning how to work out problems, but in the method used. All of us, in the course of our lives, will need some knowledge of business ethics. Many Burbank students find the courses in math so complete that it is possible to get a job immediately after graduation. dyno' l -w Miss Elfida Vazquez Mr. Charles E. Vickery P. A. S. F. Future Farmers of America TCXUS UUiVC1'Siiy-M-A-L Ohio State-Master Srience University of Denver-B.A. Miss Clara Dell XXi'atts G. R. A.'sg Tennis Clubg Freshman Class-'65 Our Lady of the Lake College-15.8. in Phys, Educ. Mr. Harold Wfilliams Auburn Collegeg Trinity University-B.S. A..4dl J