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

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foreword HIS IS THE first edition of Tinas Coma since the close of World War II. Victorq is ours and we are welcoming back to our campus many ex- servicemen. A large number of these boys have already completed their high school education and have even now started to earn their college credits. There are still shortages of' paper, film, printers and many other difficulties caused by this last war. We have tried to overcome these and hope to bring you an accurate and realistic picture of life on the Burlington-Edison campus. It is with great pride that we. the staff, present to you qour 1946 Tinas Coma -first peace time copq in manq years. 3

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l IWNA6 eeMA I946 Official Yearbook of BURLINGTON-EDISON HIGH SCHOOL 1: , EDITOR-IN-CHIEF .... - ---- -Eva Hayes ASSOCIATE EDITOR .... .... - Jeanne Jungquist BUSINESS MANAGER .... .... - Arlene Kruger ART EDITOR ..... ----. ..... Donna Martin SPORTS EDITOR ..... ..... B ill Vance ADVISOR .... .... - .... M r. Lloyd

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' MRS, MARIE HARNDEN Dedlmcccuutnon E SINCERELY DEDICATE V this, the twenty-third volume of JOE DAY Tinas Coma to Mrs. lVIarie Harnden and Coach Ioe Day. For the past three years both .have been teaching at Burlington-Edison High School and they have gained more and more of their students' admiration euerq day. Congratulations to Day, Burlington's best football coach in many years? for his championship football team. and to Mrs. Harnden who has done so much to improve the Blue and Gold and the school in general. ' 4