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

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Back row: D. Shipp, M. Johnson, B. Wesen, E. Reed, R. Kirkby, H. Balch, G. Van Sickle. Seated: A. Taylor, D. Mapes, Mr. Lloyd, D. Dahl, I. Anderson. a Board of Control THE BOARD OF CONTROL for 1945-46 was composed of the follow- ing members: Don Mapes, A. S. B. President: Roland Kirkby, Vice- President: Dorothy Dahl, Secretaryrlrene Anderson, Treasurer. Class Repre- sentatives were: Seniors: Arlene Taylor, Robert Wesen: Iuniors: Gladys Van Sickle, Iac-k Shepler: Sophomores: Mary Ann Iohnson, Herb Balch: Freshmen: Eleanore Reed and Dale Shipp. V . The council has endeavored to hold regular meetings this year. Attend- ance has been good, illustrating the will of the members to better our school. They are contemplating the idea of painting the roof of the grandstand to better the looks of our football Held. The council authorizes all expenditures of A.S.B. money. Our principal, Mr. Lloyd, advised the council. 11

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B. VVQ-sen, A. Taylor, Mrs. Harnden, D. Savage and M. Kahns. Senior Class ASSING ON into the panorama of a different phase of living and taking ' their place in the post-war world are fifty-eight eager graduating seniors. On December 7 the annual Senior Ball was given in honor of the juniors. Being so close to Christmas the holiday theme was carried out successfully by Arlene Taylor, chairman of the decorations. Milton Kahns was the able leader of the class and a boy and girl were chosen to represent us in student council. Several members of our class were leaders in various activities. Don Mapes was Associated Student Body president: Eva Hayes was Tinas Coma editor: Arleen Kruger was TinasrComa business manager: Denver McCune Blue and Gold editor: Doreen Savage Torch president: Peggy Egbert Girls' Club presi- dent: Iohn Lawson Big B presidentg Arlene Taylor president of Pep Club and G.A.A'. V aledictorian of our class was Bob Wesen while Peggy Egbert was close behind in the scholastic honor roll as salutatorian. In December we presented our last dramatic presentation entitled Oh, Promise Me. . Milt Kahns, one of ourfablest athletes, was chosen Inspirational player ' of football for season of 1945. We hopefully looked forward to that wonderful day Senior Sneak. But because of conduct of previous classes the school board would not sponsor one. Finally, after four years that went ever so quickly, we find ourselves going through the honoring and yet rather sad day class day in which we become alumni of Burlington-Edison high school, and then on May 24 we filed across the stage with our diplomas in hand. This marks for many of us the end of all formal schooling and for all of us it is the beginning of a new life as we leave our Alma Mater and step out into the world where we will begin the fight of making our lives successful and that of good Americans. 13