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

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J' ,....s- Left to right: P.AIntzen, R.Anderson, E.Van wieringen, G.Dealy, and S.Ruble. duzicvw The word 'Juniors' has taken on an important meaning.lt is our class, and it is our privilege to uphold the standard of past Junior classes, and to strive for new honors. The seven students chosen to see that this Class of '53' remains active and strives for new goals are: Shirley Ruble, president, Glen Dealy, vice-presidentg Rosemary Anderson, secretaryg Phyllis Arntzen, treasurer, Dave McMillen, sergeant-at-arms, Emma Van Wieringen and Glen Dealy, class representatives to the Student Cou cil. Mrs. Alice Oldenburg and Mr. Ken McAulay are class advisors. When elections for other school organizations were held,this Class of 53' began taking on the role-of Club leaders. Merri Lou Shepler, president of FHA, is backed up by Shirley Ruble, trea- surer, Marilyn Eddie and Stella Anderson, co-finance chairmeng Barbara Rohweder, project chair- mang and Emma Van Wieringen, reporter. In the Girls' Club Marilyn Martin has the office of vice- president, and Loraine Streeter is secretary. The Tiger Club elected Jerry Benson as vice-presi- dent. Burna Dean Friedrichs, co-snap editorg Shirley Ruble and PatPowers, staff writersg and Nadine Willard, business manager are adding their talents to the Tinas Coma.Myrna Power is serv- ing as year around manager for GAA, and there are 30 other Junior girls participating in that organization. Marlene Chesley has the honor of being student-body treasurer in her Junior year. Though the Class of.' 53' ranks high in organizations, the activities are well taken care of too. Sharon Peth, Don Young and Pat Duffy are the yell-leaders. Marilyn and Donna Jean Eddie and Evelyn Hall are song-leaders. Joan Svoboda is Tigerette leader. The Junior boys are seeing that this class is well represented on the gridiron, courts, and diamond. Their job is well done. A contest, sponsored by the Junior Class, was presented to find the' Best All-Around Boy and Girl' as chosen by the student-body of BEHS.Two Juniors, Barbara Rohweder and Jerry Benson, copped the title. A busy year? Certainly! But remember that this is the Class of ' 53'. The happy couple pictured on the left is Marilyn Eddie and B111 Bitseff two populargu- niors Marilyn and Bill were selected by the Seniors to reign over the Senior Ball asPr1n ce and Princess The theme for the ball was Moonlight Serenade