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School Information

  name John Burroughs High School
  type Public
  location 1920 W Clark Avenue<br> Burbank, CA
  information Phone: (818) 558-4777<br>Rival: Burbank High School <br>Boys Football {Link without Title} : 2006 Pacific League Champions
  established 1948
  grades 9-12
  enrollment 2,800+
  faculty
  principal Emilio Urioste, Jr
  mascot Indian
  colors Red and White
  district Burbank Unified School District
  website wwwmyjbhscom Athletics @ Maxpreps[http://wwwmaxprepscom/FanPages/HomeSchoolmxp/SchoolID-7be7a035-34fc-4999-9655-a9e6b52553ba


John Burroughs High School is a public high school located in Burbank, California . Emilio Urioste, Jr. is the current principal. It was founded in 1948 , and it currently is set in a Suburban setting.

Administration:
Emilio Urioste, Jr. - Principal

Jay Gudzin - Assistant Principal Athletics and Activities

Tom Steele - Assistant Principal Discipline

Sharon Cuseo - Assistant Principal Instruction

John Paramo - Assistant Principal Guidance

ASB President:
2006-2007 - Troy Fleiner


MUSIC

The Vocal Music Association is run by Brendan Jennings, who began teaching at JBHS in 2006. There are five choirs and two ensembles at JBHS.

Powerhouse - Advanced mixed choir

Sound Sensations - Advanced women's choir

Sound Waves - Intermediate mixed choir

Men @ Work - Men's choir

Decibelles - Intermediate girls's choir

Powerhouse is first in the nation and all choirs have won at least one first-place trophy in 2007.

They have shows throughout the year, including the famous Pop Show, which has been running for 28 years strong.

Muses - A cappella women's ensemble

Vocal Ensemble - A cappella mixed ensemble

The Instrumental Music Association (IMA) has been run by director/rock star Paul Vesilind, (formally of the rock band Service)since 2000. He had been the director for seven years until his resignation in 2007. There are 5 bands as well as a drumline at JBHS.

Marching Band

Concert Band

Wind Ensemble

Jazz I

Jazz II

Drumline

A 6th band was started for the first time in the spring of 2006 called the JBHS Latin Jazz Ensemble. It was created by student Erik Garcia during his sophomore year. The band came to an end in 2007 when Erik decided "It's time to move on." He reportedly wanted to work with more skilled musicians and start another project with long time friend Chris Lightfoot. This new project focuses on Alternative Rock, Funk, and a little bit of rapcore.


ATHLETICS


John Burroughs has a successful athletic program, run by athletic directors Marty Garrison (Boys) and Jose Valle (Girls) as well as many members of the coaching staffs {Link without Title} . The teams currently compete in the Pacific League, a part of the CIF Southern Section. Before 2006, they competed in the competitive Foothill League with the likes of national athletic powerhouses Canyon of Canyon Country, Hart of Newhall, and Valencia High Schools. The Varisty Cross Country Team won the school last Foothill league co-champion in 2006.





The 2006-2007 John Burroughs Varsity Football team won the Pacific League Championship(7-0), going undefeated in their first season of play in the Pacific League. They were ranked #1 in the CIF-SS Central Division and had one of the best defenses in Southern California (only giving up about 8 points a game in league). They also had a powerful offense, out scoring their opponents 262-60 in league play, scoring more than 50 points in their first ever Pacific League games against Hoover High School of Glendale (52-0), Glendale High School (54-6), and Crescenta Valley High School of La Crescenta (59-10).


DISTRICT

John Burroughs high school is a member of the BUSD (Burbank Unified School District).


FAMOUS ALUMNI




TV LOCATION

JBHS was used as the location for the TV series ''" The Wonder Years "'' and for the 1985 Michael J. Fox comedy ''" Teen Wolf "''.