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

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First row: A. Grover, M. Johnson. B. Hopkins, D, Hayes, M. Isling, B, McCartney. Sec- ond row: D, Butterfield, R. McKee, V. Langley, D. Hansen, VV. Mc.-xdow, P. Mercerean 1 R. H.-ergert, Third row: R. Dowen, A, Johnson C. McMillan, R. Hyde, E. HzLaland,'G. Kermen, M. Johnson. I Y Back row: B. Hatfield, M. 1j21!lTl11fP0l', B. Richter, E. Pearson, D. Kane, L, Pierson, T Peth, Second row: B. Schols, E. Handel, S. Patton, R. Olson, C. Peterson, A. Rnsar, M Rochefort. Front row: J. Penley, D. Poidervart, M. Nelson, J. Ruthford, C, Price, D Putnam, M. Sawyer. Back row: G. XVatkinson, L, Brendle, G. VVolden, D. Smith, D. VValker, G, XVor1ine, G VVIIIIHCG, Third row: J. Ruthford, E. Neeley, M, Learned, D. S'-ullixgun, D. Kearns, J Gulhreath, J. Streeter, G. Thompson. Second Arnwz D. XN'Vii'v?1Tl2lI'l, L. XYhc-lun, Y, Yoglor, J. VV01den, E. Staffenson, A. Stapnes, K. Kaiser. VV, WVatkinson. First row: B. Moors, D, Taft, M, XVil1ii1ITAS, J, S-vobodn, J. XYeher, H. NVitt, A, Simons, B, XVy1n:1n, J. Hoplcy 24

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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

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The fatal night of initiation. P freshman Class CUTHS OPEN in bewilderment marked the freshmen as they entered the portals of Burlington-Edison High School. 1 On September 14 all eyes were turned on them as the girls came to school dressed in their po'p's P.I.'s or bathrobe and stockings that weren't mates, while the boys wore their mom's nightgown or dress. This was the traditional initiation by thesophomores at the Freshman Court which was held that same evening in the high school auditorium. Q We returned this affair by giving a party' in their honor which was held March 15 in the cafeteria. A gay time was had by all. 'f Behind the wheel are Miss Finch and Mr. Lieb as they guide us along in the, freshman auto, destined to carry us through three years of schooling. As the back seat drivers we Hnd class president, Melvin Pethg vice president, Dick Coons: secretary-treasurer, Val.ee Voglerg representatives, Eleanore Reed and Dale Shipp. Bac-k row: D. Brady, D. Coons, D. Adkins, D. Brady, J. Davis, P. Bell, J. Alien. Second row: J. Crookshank, K. Anderson. B. Abel, C. Bl'2lHdt!fl'0l11, M. Bradley, D, Der-Xtley, B. Ressnor. Front row: L. Arinns, F. Cosnizm, M. Cross, B. Brown, N. AI1l'Sllll-l,. H, Blanton, IP., Blanton. . 1