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

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e Calendar of Events SEPTEMBER- 4-Scliool begins. 14 -Frosh Initiation Snohomish here, 21-Arlington there. 24-First issue of the Blue and Gold. 28-Drill Team makes first appearance. Concrete here. OCTOBER- 5-Mount Vernon there. 12-Oak Harbor here. 19-Marysville there. 26-Anacortes there. 31-Hallow-e'en, P.-T. A, Dance. NOVEMBER- 2-Ferndnle there. 9-Sedro-Vifoolley here. 16- Dedication of new lights. Big and Little Sister party. -Football boys make trip to Vancouver. 21-Football team goes to Sedro-Vvoolley to accept Legion Trophy. 23-23-Thanksgiving vacation, 27-Basketball season starts: Ferndale here. 29-Football banquet, 30--Football Awards Assembly. DECEMBER-- 5-Bellingham there. 7-Oak Harbor here. Senior Ball. 13-Senior Play. 14-Anacortes there. 18--Bellingham here, 20-Christmas Messiah presented by band and chorus. 21--Sedro-WVoolley here. 26- Christmas vacation begins. 27-28-Tournztment at Mount Vernon: our team took third -place. 28-Rainbow Tolo. IANUARY- 2-Back to school. 4-LaConner here. Blue and Gold Dance. 5-Snohomish here, i 11-Concrete there. 15-Oak Harbor there, 18-END OF SEMESTER. Mount Vernon there. 25-Anacortes here. Blue and Gold Dance. 29-Ferndale there, FEBRUARY- 1-Sedro-Vvoolley there. 8-LaConner there. 12-Concrete here. 13-Torch initiation and 21-Mount Vernon here. R Pep Club dance. 22-Vacation for a day. 27-GAA skating party, MARCH- T-8-Operetta. Puddin' Head . 14-GAA Initiation, 22-Mid-Semester. Basketball banquet. APRIL- 10-Mother-Daughter tea. 12--Big B initiation. 17-Junior Class basket social. 24-Junior Prom. MAY- 3-Concert, ' 10-Party for upperclassmen by low 20-Last issue of Blue and Gold, 24-Seniors' last day in school. 26-Baccalaureate. 28-Commencement. ' 29-LAST DAY OF SCHOOL. banquet. er classes

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Suiperintenfdlentgs Message HE YEAR 1945-46 has been an eventful . year in many ways. Perhaps the most noteworthy from our standpoint has been the cessation of both the lapancse and European Vfars. Students in our high schools can think of other pursuits now rather than preparing for some type of war activity. The record of Am- erican high school trained boys and girls dur- ing the war speaks well for our yozmg people. Our endeavor-from now on will be to do as good a job with the many problems that will face us as a nation during the coming years as we have done in these past few years to attain a peaceful world. The students of the class of '46 have shown that they will be ready to do their part in making our country and the world a better place for all of us. MR. TEMBERLEY