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

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I ...- d D 2 8 Q 1 M J. R. Williamson Delores with her best foot forward. v Remember that frosh iniation 145 Nr .i-Lk. Joannie Leadbetter is enjoying sane of our famous sunshine. Looks nice, huh, boys? four long years ago? ,Xflr Swimming, a popular summer sport,1s enjoyed by Wilma, Betty, and Sheila. Y Ln . il' ' 4'-.gsm 1: ., ,,' ' f-.543 ,.:.w,-' L . ' ': ... . -'Lu -s-3, .-.ian ' , ' -r -'Q ?':f:'76-- fa ' :rf - V' t '4 I - . Us V- . f , ml .3 , .- o, , ' ' 1 ..: 1- - o. . 1 . --A x Z fry ff The person behind the mask is Harvey ' eff' L,ipp.He was catcher for the baseball if - team for two years. P PQ-1 'n L- Cook '-A 0.0restad f A Handsome Calvin Muscl e-Man Don Price 5-' gf Janet on the Bib B G.A their expressions I wonder? R Hulbush Senior Ball 1952. books like fun, doesn't it. JI

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Our salutatorian, Jeanette Privott, is not only smart but active too. She is the Spanish Club secretary. art editor for the annual, a member of Torch, and was in the all-school-play. Jeanette's favorite sub- jects are art, Spanish, and home ec. Her hobbies go right along with her favorite subject, art. Jeanette spends a lot of her spare time drawing and painting. Her fu- ture plans are to go to Seattle Pacific College and major in interior design. We wish every success to you, Jeanette. 'Walt Sxeila Holt, valedictorian, is active around school,hold1ng down many positions. This year she was the Associated Student Body secretary. Her favorite subjects are artcraft, math, and P.E. Sieila likes all sports, especially basketball. She takes up her spare time sewing and tinting pho- tographs. Sheila 1sn't planning to go on to school regularly this fall but she may attend night classes at the Lhiversity of Washington to study dental nursing, or she midmt take up business college. We hope the future contains success and pleasure for you, Sheila. 'Ihe best of luck to you always. O

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0 near Sld Washington D C May 24 1971 The rocket sh1p which del1vered vour letter yesterday was p1loted by our old friend and schoolmate Ron Kessel ring It's rumored he got th1s Job because of h1s ab1l1ty and expert marksmanship in firing the new atomic guns I f1nd the easiest way to g1ve you an account of BEHS's class of 1952 is to go over to the new T V building It works something like th1s You write out the 11st of people you are interested in insert it into the T V set and lo and behold appear1ng on the screen before your very eyes are your old friends and enemies Well just after I rece1ved your lette trouble Shortly after he arr1ved 1n T1bet 5 loan 2 00 found us 1n front of the T gave Larry the 20a he pleaded for 3 We got the shock of our l1ves when the Clark Barbara Evans and Janet Johnson as Cloyd Campbell head of the reputable patient whom we recognized as Shella Holt of the Norwegian Consulate r I had a ViS1t from Larry Wersen It seems Larry is having a little he found carrots didn't grow extremely well there So he came to me for V set laughing ourselves sick looking at our old schoolmates 40h I f1fSt p1cture came on the screen Imagine Caroline McConm1ck Mary Jean profess1onal hula dancers on the famed Waikiki Beach in H waiil Campbell Cl1n1c 1n Campbellville New York was slicing into some poor She had a chance to go to Europe with her boss Oscar Lagerlund head Knutzen's store covered a complete block and of course our B1lly was running it Larry said B111 m rried a um lor girl from Edison Many of the girls were shown w1th the1r fam1l1es My goodness' Charlotte's e1ght were fighting with Peggy' sixteen and W1lma's nine boys were b98tlHg Dor1s s four g1r1S The only well behaved child was Ann's little gen ius He graduated from Harvard at the age of n1ne In San Francisco we caught G1nny Nelson s1pp1ng cockta1ls ln her new home in Ch1natown Imagine marrying a Chi nese junk dealer' Cal Ashley and Edgar Angle have turned F B I agents They were up lh Alaska tracing down Darlene Power and Dave Archer Darlene and Dave were boot legg1ng uran1um to the Australian Bushmen Marita Ross and MRFJOFIB McKee we sp1ed as c1garette girls work1ng 1n Oscar 0restad's Stork Clnb ' They look ed extra charming in the1r new Riv1era bath1ng SU1tS Georgia Sullivan has tw1n sons Hannrbal and Herman At 8 ft 10 1n they'1l probably make great basketball layers D After a successful career on the stage Arlene Olson consented to a guest appearance at the R1V1011 in Seattle Accompanied by her husband J1m Anderson she has danced her way to fame and fortune We had qu1te a time gettlng Gretchen Schacht F1nally we found her in the midst of her five children After w n ning the Worlds Champion Golf Tourney 1n S1ber1a she has dec1ded to retire and raise flamingos Joan Leadbetter Navonne Bendtsen and Delores Albee are l1v1ng Just outside of Cairo Egypt The only way they could stay together was to accept a Job from Queen Jeannette Prlvott scrubbing pyramids for 76 an hour Blond1e' Middendorf 1S now head of one of AfT1Ca'S largest Beauty Salons His specialty is peroxlding hair Betty Jo Kautz and Betty Stapnes marr1ed b1g ch1cken farmers and are having a t1me trying to keep the chickens off the back porch Ro er Hulbush and Joe Thramer were next Well Roger has gone 1nto show business He travels with a band of 8 gvnsies fled by Joey sell1ng Buck Me Up' a cure all guaranteed to buck you up ' To gather a crowd Roger plays his ukulele and sings old ram1l1ar songs LeRoy Slonecker and Don Price are managers for the Brooklyn Dodgers Virginia Sego really gave us a sur r1se She had quite a musical career before she married Vic Damone Erna Stender is a lady lawyer in airbanks where she owns her own dog team She looks for criminals to free Elizabeth Smith has turned gambler She runs a roulette wheel in a dive in New Orleans Ruth and Evelyn Goetzinger are art students 1n Paris and have made all the foreign art exhibits And such paint ings' Ruth paints a snappy orange wh1le Evelyn s specialty 1S a drop of water Remember Evelyn Frost? Under the name of Frostee she deslgns all the costumes forM G M And nextyear she is appearing on television Jo H1ghland's program at that Jo 15 do1ng very well 1n television Ann Gross is now l1v1ng 1n Puerto RICO w1th her husband Tw1ce a week she SIDZS on the streetcorner Kerma sells violets on the same corner but DUSIHQSS has been bad lately and the price of food is high Ted Byrum is runn1ng a dude ranch 1n Ar1Zona If you ever t1re of Brazil why don't you look him up? Our one and only Franklln N1elsen has r1sen to great helghts As dlrector of the New York Phllharmonlc orches tra he is a whiz You should hear the orchestra play When You Say I Beg your Pardon Then I'll come BackT'mYou As you have heard Bob Humphrey's thF111lHg broadcasts from London I need not inform you further about him Due to technical dlff1CU1t19S we could not reach Walter Jones but I hear he 1S Stlll in China, selling rice Pat Kuhn showed up with Ron Garz1na. Guess what' He's auto rac1ng atlndlanapolls and she is his manager J R Williamson is the famed track coach at W S C He marr1ed a g1rl from mount Vernon and with twelve child ren has created a wonderful l1fe for h1mself and h1s fam1ly Don Miller is the manager for fyes mel Horrlble Harvey Lipp wrestler supreme The fight game was too .uch for me and after I lost my 56th match he d1sowned me and turned to crushing grapes in Sdhthern California Frank Jewett has a b1g cattle ranch and has 1nvented the Handee Dandee Milk Shake Maker No family should without one Aubrie Drake now living in Concrete IS dOlHg a b1g bus1ness She.manages a motel for stray choir memDer8 Mrs Dorothy Van Matre runs the Oyster Bar wh1le Cliff ru s around the country buylhg up old shoes Pessy Frank appeared on the screen as the most glamorous f8Sh10H designer Paris and New York have t0 Offer Lloyd Cook who is world famous in the f1eld of archaeology persuaded Peggy to go with him to Pompeii Italy to dig up old bones Sid ha ha this will Just k1ll you. Remember Don Johnson and Gary Martin? Well fha hay it's so funny! The settled in the East working as evangelists They always were reserved Don Gaspard the Krab K1ng' 1S enJoying h1mse1f 1mmensely on his new crab boat And fancy wow' Everythln is gold plated He is anchored off the coast of Sam1sh Island and is reported looking for a lwrma1d Believe it or not Esther Holquist 1S a Home Ec teacher Guess where she's teaching? No not in Russia 1 Mount Vernon But she has remained loyal and won t attend one of the1r basketball games Vera Kahns Betty Poledn1ck and Beverly' Powell are f1FSt class fdorence Nightingales' They are now living the Belgian Congo teaching the natives san1tat1on Virginia Scott after marrying a wealthy lumberman has moved to Sedro Woolley Every night she flies over th forests scattering Vigaro Of course this is only when she wants a new hat yacht or convertible Robert Small and Elouise Seay have now been happ1ly marr1ed for ten years Bob has a service station on BVS! corner and gives free gasoline to every 52 ' grad who comes in Well Sid Larry and I had a wonderful t1me rem1n1sc1ng about the good old days in 52 That was the IGB! W turned out a successful bunch of grads Each 1S an outstanding example of leadership as well as citiz nship Your pal Harvey , 1 1 .1 1 1 . H 1 l 1 ' ' . . ' ' I ' I ' , I . . , 1 1 ' 1 ' .. 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 . ' . J - . . .. . ' . S . .Y . - - - . 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