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

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ii 5x Top row: P. Adkins, D. Anderson, I. Anderson, N. Arntzen, J. Berger, B. Bessner, A Boe, K. Brady, J. Brown. Second row: J. Busha, R, Christensen, P. Coons. D. Cornish M, Cotton, D. Dahl, E. Dahlman, J. Denis, J. Damon. Third row: S. Edson, K. Egbert A. Epper, M, Evans, E. Fadon, E. Finrh, B. Fisher, J. Fosness. C. Hall. Fourth row C. Henry, J. Henry, J. Hauser, P, Jordon, J. Jungquist, S. Kzmland, R. Kirkby. R. Lacey. P. Kearns, Fifth row: L. Leudhetter, E. Lee, R. M111-ihug-h, D. Martin. B. Miller C. Moody, J. Morse, D. Nelson, B. Nielson. Sixth row: D. Ulson. D. Ovenell, J. Ovenell. D Paulson, L. Paxton, M. Peterson. A. Post. J. Rahier. D. Reed Seventh row:A.Rei0l1lin. N Riley, L. Rodewald, I. Schnell, J. Shepler, L. Sakuma. D. Small, H. Sodergren, D. Stowe Eighth row: E. Thramer, G, Townsend, L. Van Allen. G. Van Sickle. J. VVQIIF, B. XVilliams D. 'XVi1son, M. lYilson, L, XVyn1an, ' 22 n

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- .. .. , , Y..-.., ,..--..,..,.. ,W A I D. Vague, E. Ne1son,,G. Simons, Junior Class 5 T LAST proud upperclassmen, the Iuniors of 47 entered their third year of high school last September. They well earned the right of being up- perclassmen by taking an active part in all school activities. Interesting class meetings were due to fine leadership of Dale Vague as president, Eric Nelson, vice president, Gay Simons as secretary, and Gladys Van Sickle and lack Shepler as class representatives. - 4 The main event of the year was the annual Iunior Prom, given for the seniors on April 25. It was a huge success. On April 17, a basket social was given to raise money for the Prom. The Iunior class was well represented in sports this year with Roland Kirkby, Bud Ovenell, Bill Lacey, lerry Henry, and many others too numerous to mention. Roland Kirkby is also state champion pole vaulter. The Iunior girls' basketball team won the championship for the second consecutive year. Club ofiicers were represented by Donna Martin, Girls Club: loAnn VV'ear, Pep Club and G.A.A.: Dorothy Dahl, Blue and Gold: Ieanne lung- quist, Tinas Coma. Ieanne was also majorette as well as Rose Marie Marihugh. The Iunior Class can well be proud of a successful year. T 21

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Mrs. Oldenberg. M, Johnson, J. W'ebe1', J, Hopey, D. Cressey, H. Balch and Joe Day. Sophomore Class O GET OFF to a good start the Sophomore class gave the long awaited initiation to the new green Freshmen. The scene was a courtroom with Iudge Hopley and Prosecuting Attorney Moors presiding. The class was well represented in football and basketball this year. Boys who received their letters in football on the A squad were Marcel Rochefort, Iohn Hopley, lack Ruthford, Herb Balch and Bob Moors. On the first team in brsketbsll were Robert Schols, Eugene Pearson, and Miles Learned. We also decorated the halls andthe auditorium for Christmas, putting up three large trees and usinq holly and evergreen boughs, Officers for the year of I945-46 were Don Cressey, president: Iohn Hop- ley, vice president: and IoAnne Weber, secretary. The Sophomores feel they really belong now and are looking forward to two more years at B.E.I-l.S. , Back row: B. DeLano, L, Elmstrom, B. Cottrell, H. Balch, J. Benston, B. Campbell, in lhtidsteclt, P, llc-nfy. Second i-uw: M. Ford, B. Freeman, M. Abel, F. li-zlvid, J. Cosnmn ID. Crvsscy, B, Egbert. Front row: Eg Roe, G. Epps-r, G. Cornish, A. Anrstfttl. M. Anderson I. R1-own, A I