Burlington Edison High School - Tinas Coma Yearbook (Burlington, WA)

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Y Freshman Officers and Advisors: Standinegsllliss Cunningham. G. Simons, U. Henry, Mr. llishop, Kneeling-4.1. Henry, E, Maxwell. CLASS UF '47 As green as they come, was the title given to the Class of '47 as they entered the port- als of Burlington-Edison High School. Eyes and ears wide open, they soon found their Way about and became accustomed to the traditions, laws and routine of high school life. On October lst, all eyes were turned on them as they came to school With clothes on wrong side out and backwards, which marked their traditional initiation by the Sopho- mores, which was held that same evening in the high school cafeteria. Here, they Were really put through their paces with the big bad Sophomores hovering over them With club in hand. The Freshman Class was well represented in school societies and sports. Bud Ovenell and Roland Kirkby were outstanding in basketball and Bill Lacey in baseball. They show much promise as future athletic stars in B. E. H. S. ' Others made the Tinas Coma staff, the Blue and Gold staff and the All School Play. Capable officers for the Class of '47 were lerry Henry-President, Charlene Henry- Class Representative, Ed Maxwell, Secretary-Treasurer, and Gay Simons, Vice President. Miss Cunningham and Mr. Bishop were the class advisors. Passing through what might be called their toughest year, the green Frosh are not as green as they were by any means, and with all indications promise to be future leaders in Burl- ington-Edison High School.

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