Don Melton - BHS 1965
Team PhotoTuesday, May 11, 2010
Burbank & Burroughs Alumni Football Game Photos
Below is some photos I took of the First Annual Burbank & Burroughs Alumni Football (Flag) Game held last Saturday at Burbank High School football field. A great time was had by all!
Don Melton - BHS 1965
Team Photo
Don Melton - BHS 1965 Team Photo
Monday, May 10, 2010
Burbank High School 2010 Graduation
Burbank High School 2010 Graduation will be held on May 28, 2010 at the Starlight Bowl , 5:00 p.m. Congratulations to our 2010 graduation speakers: Daniel Flores, Mary Beth Medina and Katlen Abuata!
Congratulations to our 2010 Graduates! Way To Go!
Go Bulldogs!
Saturday, May 8, 2010
Friday, May 7, 2010
Burbank & Burroughs Alumni Football Game This Sat.
Just a reminder that the Burbank and Burroughs Alumni Football Game is this coming Saturday, Mother's Day May 8th from 5pm to 9pm at the Burbank High Football field.
Below is a small list of some of the players and the years they graduated from Burbank High that have signed up to play.
Don Melton - 1965
Auggie Garcia - 1978
Keith Knoop - 1981
Sean Cyphers - 1990
Hector Valencia - 1993
David Machuca - 2002
Steve Winn - 2005
Robert Linda - 2007
Eric Blatz - 2008
Kevin Hunter - 2009
Cody Cardenaz - 2009
Wednesday, May 5, 2010
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
Dogs earn rivalry sweep in swimming!
SWIMMING: Depth helps Burbank defeat Burroughs in both boys and girls in league meet.
By Jeff Tully
Published: Friday, April 30, 2010
BURBANK HIGH — Before the start of the season, Burbank High swim Coach Adam Wright said that depth would be a huge benefit for his teams.With a fine turnout, the large numbers has allowed the coach to fill races, move athletes around in various events and create some friendly competition for his Bulldogs.
It was that depth that helped the Bulldogs earn a Pacific League sweep Wednesday against cross-town rival Burroughs at Burbank High. In the boys’ portion of the event, Burbank earned a 110-60 victory. In the girls’ portion, however, things were a little closer, as the Bulldogs downed the Indians, 97-69.
Burbank completed the sweep by winning the junior varsity boys, 121-32, and the junior varsity girls, 104-50.“I think for the seniors, they haven’t been able to sweep Burroughs since they were freshmen,” Wright said. “They really wanted to win this one today.”Wright said that depth has been a key for his squads all season.“I look at the numbers over at Burroughs and I think we probably have double the numbers that they have,” Wright said. “This season we just don’t have a lot of numbers, but we have swimmers who have experience. That has helped us a lot.
Burroughs Coach Danny Garcia said his team was anticipating a tough challenge from Burbank. He also added that his swimmers looked to be prepared prior to the meet.“I’ve never seen my team more focused then they [were against Burbank],” Garcia said. “They weren’t goofing around at all and they were ready and focused going in. They just wanted to beat somebody in a blue cap.”
In girls’ competition, Burbank received a fine effort from junior April Hishinuma. Along with winning the 200-yard freestyle in 2 minutes, 14.83 seconds, she also took the 100 backstroke (1:11.02) and teamed up with Rachael Ross, Andrea Kunza and Danielle Reid to win the 400 freestyle relay (4:07.64). READ FULL STORY
By Jeff Tully
Published: Friday, April 30, 2010
BURBANK HIGH — Before the start of the season, Burbank High swim Coach Adam Wright said that depth would be a huge benefit for his teams.With a fine turnout, the large numbers has allowed the coach to fill races, move athletes around in various events and create some friendly competition for his Bulldogs.
It was that depth that helped the Bulldogs earn a Pacific League sweep Wednesday against cross-town rival Burroughs at Burbank High. In the boys’ portion of the event, Burbank earned a 110-60 victory. In the girls’ portion, however, things were a little closer, as the Bulldogs downed the Indians, 97-69.
Burbank completed the sweep by winning the junior varsity boys, 121-32, and the junior varsity girls, 104-50.“I think for the seniors, they haven’t been able to sweep Burroughs since they were freshmen,” Wright said. “They really wanted to win this one today.”Wright said that depth has been a key for his squads all season.“I look at the numbers over at Burroughs and I think we probably have double the numbers that they have,” Wright said. “This season we just don’t have a lot of numbers, but we have swimmers who have experience. That has helped us a lot.
Burroughs Coach Danny Garcia said his team was anticipating a tough challenge from Burbank. He also added that his swimmers looked to be prepared prior to the meet.“I’ve never seen my team more focused then they [were against Burbank],” Garcia said. “They weren’t goofing around at all and they were ready and focused going in. They just wanted to beat somebody in a blue cap.”
In girls’ competition, Burbank received a fine effort from junior April Hishinuma. Along with winning the 200-yard freestyle in 2 minutes, 14.83 seconds, she also took the 100 backstroke (1:11.02) and teamed up with Rachael Ross, Andrea Kunza and Danielle Reid to win the 400 freestyle relay (4:07.64). READ FULL STORY
Sunday, May 2, 2010
In Memory Steve Lovett, BHS 1978
From Lisa Lovett BHS 1976 on the death of of her brother. For those of you who have not heard, my brother, Steve Lovett, BHS 1978 passed away Thursday evening April 15, 2010 of a heart attack at his home in Burbank. I will be having a memorial for him in a few weeks. Thank you everyone for all of your love and support. I am in NYC with family and my dear friend, Gina Leslie. Steven turned 50 years old January 26, 2010.
A friend and fellow classmate Paul J. Salerno, Rest in peace Steve Lovett BHS class of 78. Such a wonderful man and gifted musician. You will be sorely missed my brother.
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