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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1953 volume:

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TED IAHLSTROM vocal Music College of Puget Sound qestern lash.Co11ege of Education 5, Ed., B.A.Music I, I cliff M. ff, Mwff fs ' 0415425054 MWC' MR NELSON LLOYD English, Mathematics University ot Idaho U of lashlngton Eleven years in BEHE NNN MRS SHIRLEY ENTRIKIN Girls Physical Education and Health lestern lashlngton College ot Education A in Educat iw' Two years in BEHS IR EUGENE ENTRIKIN Industrial Arts lestern lashington College of Education a A in Educat on if Two years in BEHS IR KENNETH McAULAY Boys Physical Education and Health leatern lashlngton Collese of Education Columbia Five years in BEHE MRS BETTY JO IIGGE Home Economics Baker University University of lashinga B A in Home Economics Two years in BEHS MISS BARBARA BETTE Home Economics University of lashington B S in Home Economics Instrumental Music Iashington State Collage, L Bachelor ot Arts one year in BEBE IR EIIL GEROUX Auto Mechanics Hemphill School Rapid Transp Jll0lt0ll,N Airplane Construction, Spokane Seven years in BEHS ,MW my CY,'-xx zvnan Panrr w R LEE LAREON pW'yi:iL,JL SciauceitMatha:atafa t C I T ch vera y o as ng on a a ltbfv E in Mathematica Wi Bevan yana in BERS I X , BA. 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' I VQQJ S Peth,C Sandall,J Benson,P Dealy D Edd1e,E Van Wlerlngen Jlllyiei- The class of '53 1S the largest ever t pass throueh the halls of BEHS Not onb' lS lt the largest, but the Senlor Class had had more students on the Honor Roll than any class PT6CS6dlHE them Glen Dealy was chosen presldent of tFlS large class He was ably assisted by Chuck Sandell, v1ce presldent, Emma Van Wlerlngen, secretary, Myrna Power, treasunu' Sharon Pe h, sergeant at arms, Jerry Benson and Donna Jean Eddle, class represents tives As Freshmen thev were but staggerlng tots, hardly able to cope w1th the huge world around them As they w nt on the class o' ',3 grew, mentally and phvslcalfly, and 1n the1r Sophmore year they really began to dlg ln As Junlors they advanced even more They took actlvc lnterests 1D all the clubs and athletlc teams When they were Senlor they were practlcally on the top, thelr students were the leaders of nearly every organlzatlon Just to name a fev presldents Merrl Lou Shepler, Glrls' Club, Marllyn Martin, GAA, Burna Dean Frledrlchs, Band, Joyce Graff, Torch Joan Svoboda, Tigerettes, Myrna Power, PHA, Ron Knufzen, FFA, Ben Thom s, Chorus, D ck Frltsch, Tlger Club, Derry Smlth, Blg B, Chuck Sandell, Boys' Club and Spanlsh Club Besldes belng lead ers of var1ous organlzatlons, our boys plaved an lmportant role 1n the success of our undefeated football team They also pa t1c1pa+ed in other sports The class ol '53 put on the Thanksglvlng program and golned with Mount Vernon and Sedro Woolley 1n staglng the Senlcr Ball Some of thls years outstandlng Senlors were Gene Fltzgerald, All Northwest foot- ball player Por three seasons, Rosemary Anderson, Queen of the Skaglt County Fair, and Marilyn Martin, who was chosen ueen of the Homecomln --.. 0 Q 0 Jn . - . 0 o ' A A , J u ,J , u - . . . 1 . , . 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N , L Q n 0 . . . - D I 0 X 1 .1 q 0 . . - - - 2 a ' s ' Q 0 'Q Y PU ,: '..'Z..1 GLORIA ALLEN Head Usherette 1,3,4 Chorus 1.2.3.4 BILL BITQEFF g B V c pres anish Club 1 2 Kandrd Kamera Klub 2 ger Club Board of Control 2 Class President 1 seball F otball 3 4 Basketball 3 Chorus 3 4 ROSEVARY ANDERQON Homecoring Princess 4 Girls Club Cabinet 4 All school Play 2 Class Qecretary 3 T espians 2 3 4 Tigerettes 3 4 G rls State 3 rch 1 nd 1 JERRY BENSON Torch Club Vice-pres.4 Tiger Club Vice-pres.3 ys Club V ce-pres Student Council 2 4 rch Club 1 ' er Club ' sketball 1 otball 1 B f 4 SHIRLEY AiBERS Glee Club 4 nd 2 LibfHf5 4 Chorus 1 CTFLLA ANDERQON rls Club ab 3 Treas 2 3 Secretsr Band T easurer 1 2 Band Librarian 3 4 rch 1 operetta 1 PHYLLIS ARNTZEN ALBERT BOWTTCHER Girls Club Cabinet 4 Chorus 4 ue A Gold Co Tlgerettes Vice p Class Treasurer 3 Cong Leader rch 1 L1brary 3 Glee Club 0ff1ce 4 ERNIE BUCHHOLZ RUTH BATES er Club Usherettes 1 xrng 1 3 Chorus 3 ee Club Office 4 IAYNE CARR Kandid Kamera Klu Board of Control K Pres Chorus 4 Band 4 DIANNE BEESNER Drama Publicity orus 1 2 operetta 1 JEAN CABSIDY DONNA BENBTON b 3 Tigerettes 2 3 3 Thespians Glee Club 1 Makeup 3 4 operetta 1 C Oru 2 LEROY COLVIN ,4Entered fron Mt Vernon 3 Thespian Play 3 4 All school Play 3 e Club 4 Gle Chorus 3 4 library 4 IARLENE CHESLEY Girls Club Cabine Girls Club Cabinet All school Play 3 Board of Control 3 4 Tigerettea 3 4 Glee Club 4 Library 4 Chorus 2 THERON DAVIS 100 lilo Club 1 3 All achool Play 1 Blu! 6 Gold 2 Thea lane 1 2 010 I 2 3 Senior Play 4 Annual 3 4 Track 3 4 B IAILINI CBUIRINI Chorua 1 2 3,4 operetta 1 Torch 3 4 A S B Trelluret 3 4 ICH 1 4 office 3 4 Annual 2 SHARON COX operetta Chorua 1 Band 3 4 GLEN DIAL! Board of Control 1 3 4 Claes Representative 3 loya Club Cabinet 1 2 spanish Club I 2 3 4 Tiger Club l 2 8 All school vin 4 claaa President 4 orch 1 2 3 Theapiana 4 track 1 -5 1 for 'D AEC 3 IONE DAHL Kandld Kalera Klub nd 1 JIM DRAKE Board of Contr 4 Tiger Club B 3 4 Class President ASB President 4 Basketball 4 Boys State 3 Football 4 f 2 SHIRLEY DUFFY ee Club Chorus 4 MARILYN EDDIE Prlncess fenior Ball 3 F Ch school Play 3 Board of Control 2 song Leader Yell Leader Majorette 4 Thespians 4 EUGENE FITZGERALD All state Football Team4 Insp Player Football 4 W Football Team 3 otball 1 B sketball 2 3 4 E T ack 3 4 GIL DBCAMP Entered From Nooksack 4 Football Manager 4 stage Crew 4 Torch 4 B PAT DUFFY Entered fron nt Vernon Annual Snap Editor 4 All school Play 2 Thespian Play Thespians 3 Yell Leader Blue Q Gold Torch H A DONNA JEAN EDDIE Class Representative Board of Control 4 Spanish Club 3 4 orus 1 2 Song Leader Yell Leader 4 T1gerettes 2 T rch 2 3 RONALD EDSON Kandid Kamera Klub g B Football 3 Basketball x1ng 1 Chorus 4 Track 4 PAT EGBERT rls Club Cabinet 1 School Activity Cal 4 C orus 1 4 Annual 4 0ff1ce 3 RICHARD FRITECH BONNIE PLICK ef Club 1 2 Pres 4 Entered from Concrete Glee Club 4 Band 3 4 nd 1 Library 3 Chorus 4 ROSALIE FLICK DICK FROST rls b ack 1 2 Football 3 4 lresglina 4 Chorus 4 BURNA DEAN FRIEDRICHS MARY JEAN GARDNER Annual Snap Co editor 3G1r1s Club Cabinet 4 B nd 1 2 3 Pres e rls Club Cabinet Glee Club 4 nnual Asso Ed T rch 1 4 3 4 Majorette 3 Ooeretta 1 JOYCE GRAFF BILL GROVEE P I 2 3 Degrees Chr 4 Baseball Manager Torch l 2 3 President 4 Xin! 1 2 Band 1 2 3 Treasurer 2 B Girls Club Cabinet 4 Chorus 4 Makeup 4 DON HALGREN EVELYN HALL Baseball 4.3 Girl of the Month B spanish Club 4 Football 4 Blue Q Gold 3 Song Leader 3 Tilerettea g Glee Club 4 Wajorette 4 Makeup 2 Chorus 4 'rig . .a . Ba .2.3 ' ex flu 1.2.3.4 'rr . .a.4 sis 2.3.4 a ,. '1anz4rnA1.2.a.4 ai 4 Gill of the Month 3 G A A 2 3.4 A . . 4 0 lr! D ru . . . .A 2 I o a Bo 1394 I a a In 21304 ' .4 4 Bi: 2.3.4 'P n A 2.s PAT HANSTAD Spanish Club 3,4 G A A, 2. 3, 4 Chorus 3.4 JOHN HOLT G ee Club Football 1 DIANA KERR orus 1 4 Operetta INA JEAN MOODY Span1sh Club 3 4 L1brary 4 Chorus 3 DALW JENKINQ D estl1ng 1 2 100 M116 Club g 'I Football 4 Chorus 3 4 Track 4 MARV HIGHLAND Baseball 2.3.4 Basketball 4 Big B 2.3.4 ETHEL HOUCER G ee Club 3 Chorus 4 nd 1 MARILYN MARTIN rls Club Cabinet 2 1 3 Preslden rls Club Vice pres rl f the Month Homecoming Queen 4 Radio Program 3 4 rch 1 G1r1s Ctate 4 Majorette 4 RON HUMPHREY Boys Club Secretary 3 hool Play Rad1o Program 4 Thesp1ans 3 4 rch 1 nd 1 IADA L0 U GARNER S an1sh Club 3 ee C u orus 1 '1 GAA2.3.4 1 1111111 Ba .2 Ch I'-l3l4 D 2 a.1A1.'. t4 y ' v Gi o 1 1-'HA 1.2.3.4 ' To .2.3'4 Kand1d Kamera Klub 3.4 Blue Q Gold 3,Ed1tor 4 GAA12.3.4, A11-sc 2,3 F.11A1.2 '. 'ro .2.3:4 Ba .2.3,-1 . p ' I - ' '?'4 G1 1b4 Bl 11.2.3.4 Ch 3 I FFA1 RON KNUTZEN JOANNE NOKLEBY F F A Judging Team 3 4 Klndid Kamera Klub 3 4 P F A P.P. Teal 2.3.4 Blue A Gold 4 P P A I 2 3 4 G A A 1 2 3 4 B8B6bB1i 3.4 BlBk8tbl11 4 B18 B 4 PAT O BRYAN Girls Club 1 Glee Club 1 Chorus 3 4 IANDA PERKINS spanish Club 4 ee Club 1 B ue Q Gold 3 11l8I6tt88 3 Majorette 4 operetta 1 Chorus 4 BOB MCGLAUFLIN LARRY LOIE 3 s Club 1 2 Chorus 3 MYRNA POWER 1 3 Treas 2 Pres class Treasurer 4 All around Girl T1l8I8tt8B 3 T rch 1 2 Library 3 Ottlce 4 SHARON PETH Inspirational Player 4 girl gf the Munch Senior Ball King 4 Thespian Plgy 9' Club 1 2 Blue a Gold 3 C1888 Off1C8I I 2 Thggpigng 3 Q otball 1 11 d 3 BlBk6tbl11 Z gigergggegr B Baseball 2 Chorus 3 4 ,kgu 3 M D 2 Chorus 4 PAT POIERS DAVID McMILLEN Blue H G01d 3 class Otticer 3 G 99 Club 2 3 Football 4 3 4 chori!! 2 3 4 lrestllns 3 4 B Chorus 3 4 ,2,3,4 oy A . .3 4 HA . . G1 .4 F 1 - L 0 ..3.4 c A A 2.3.4 G A A 1 F H A 1 3 Til , ,3.4 Fo .',3.4 ' B18 2-3.4 F H A 1.2.31 a A A 1.2.3 PrA1.5 ' .4 1 l 'oo ur , B18 2.3.4 rrA1.3 BARBARA ROHWEDER Girls Club Cabinet Chorus 2 Secretary All around Girl 3 Song Leader 4 rch 1 2 Tigerettes 3 operetta 1 0 ice 3 4 MICHAEL OVENELL B sketball 1 2 Tiger Club orus 1 2 B f nd 1 Operetta 1 Girls Club Preside rl ot th Mon h Pre T erettes 2 3 4 ee Club rch 1 Operetta 0 ice 3 4 JOAN QULLIVAN H0meC0m1hS Princes Girls Club Cabinet Thesplans 3 H G ee Club 4 Makeup 3 Chorus 1 ANDREI PLOFG JOAN QVOBODA To . .3.4 P H A 1.2.3.4 G A A 1. 2. 3. 4 ff , 8 . .3.4 1.2.3.4 Ch . .3.4 Big 2.3.4 G01 2.3.4 B8 .2.3 MERRILOU SHEPLER G1 ' e t. F H A 1.2.4 S-3 18 . . G1 1.2 To .2 3.4 G A A 1. 2, 3. 4 l ff , .4 F A 1.2.3.4 l . .4 F F A 1.2.3.4 l ReD0Itef.3.4 Tlgerettes 2 Pres 3 4 ARNOLD RICHTER Team Captain 3 otball 1 B xing 1 orus 2 3 CATHERINE THOMAS Band Llbrarian 4 operetta 1 Chorus l nd 3 LARRY RICKDALL Blue Gold Sport Ed Pub Add System 3 4 Annual Sport Ed 4 A Repo ter sketball 1 2 Radio Program 3 Glee Club 4 nnis l DERRY MITH B Pre Wrestling Captain VIRGINIA THOMAS B ue a Gold 3 Edi or A11 school Play 4 ee Club Usherette 3 4 operetta l Annual 4 BILL RICHARDS 1 Rep anish Club 1 2 A11 school P ay 2 Baseball 1 Basketball Football 3 ack 3 Chorus 4 CHARLE' SANDELL nd 1 V p Boys Club President 4 anish Club 1 2 Vice res D C ass Officer 2 4 I ,- All school Play 4 fb rch 1 B ue a Gold 3 Boys Qtate 3 Thespians 4 CELBSTE SMITH Thespians l 2 Sec 3 e Gold 3 Blu A Football Captain Editor ger Club 1 estling 1 2 Class Vice pres 3 seball 2 3 Football 3 4 EMMA VAN WIERINGEN Annual 3 Editor Tigerettes 2 3 4 rch 1 Makeup 3 4 D ite I 4 office 4 TOM SUIT Outstanding F H A Girl 3Stage Crew Spanish Club 3 Vice P 4 Chorus 4 B ue 8 Gold 3 Editor 4 Class Officer Sec 4 Annual Snap Ed tor 4 2 Cab Girl of the Month 4 All school Play 3 4 Thesplans 3 4 Torch 1 2 'C' F 3 sys I I Y er' CLIFF SQUIREE SALLY VAHLBUECH Boys Club 1.2.3.4 Glee Club 1 Glee Club 4 Chorus 4 F F A 1 NADINE WILLARD BENJY THOMAQ Student Play Drrector 4 F val B 2 3 Renvrte C Mieso 119 81 Gold Edit Chorus Offrcer hool Play 1 nd Officer 2 Board of Control 4 orus 1 Q B Secretary nd 1 6SD1BIlS 12 3 G168 Club 4 V ce p 3 Pr s Operetta 1 rch I A R Awar RALPH VAN ALLEN MELVIN WIEMERELAGE Boxing Captain 4 Band 1 xing 1 G ee Club 4 g B Chorus T ack 3 4 Tennls 1 DON YOUNG JANET YENTER er Club 1 Entered from Sedro 3 wrestling 1 rls Club 3 g B G ee Club 4 ue Q Gold Yell Leader nd 1 Glee Club 4 RONALD YARBER EILEEN FENDER GRIFFIN Band Librarian 3 anish Club 1 2 stage Manager 4 orus 1 4 Library 4 operetta 1 Offrce 4 Library 4 Rosemary Anderson is one of the most prominent members of the class of '53. Be- sides having close to a perfect record scholastically, she has been active in many extracurricular activities. Rosemary played first clarinet in the band. She belongs to F H A, Thespians, and the Torch Club.She was selected to attend Girls' State last year and was elected queen of the Skagit County fair. 60.-514171 714 702714 S Nadine Willard and Stella Anderson are co-salutatorians this year becauseof an exact tie in scholarship, both of them having a grade-point average of 3.85. They are representative of the Senior class, which has the largest number of members in Torch of any class ever to graduate from BEHS. rf- '1:iJli'v'Q555f2, ' ae CLIFFORD SQUIRES leaves BEHS and all the glrls WANDA PERKINS and SHARON PETH leave a comblned diary to the library in hopes of creating more interest 1n the Hner arts GLORIA ALLEN leaves to Join Jlmmy RON EDSON leaves, taking Marllyn Eddie with him MEL WIEMERSLAGUE leaves for the Marlnes and BILL BITSEFF leaves his Big 'BW sweater for a Naval Reserve uniform ROSALIE FLICK leaves mlmeographing for a more excitlng ll e WAYNE CARR leaves with his used cars Now we'll all have to alk JOYCE GRAFF and BARBARA ROHWEDER leave to 101D the co eds at W S C CATHER INE THOMAS leaves, but not because she wants t DON HALGREN and MARVIN HIGHLAND leave the underclassmen fgirls, that isl GILL DECLMP leaves after spending a year w1+h us JOAN SULLIVAN leaves to enter the adult world INA JEAN MOODY leaves her Spanlsh book to Dlxie Galbreath DALE JENKINS leaves the wrestling squad to put his knowledge to better use GLEN DEALY leaves the s n1or class pres1dency to hunt for an aspirln RICHARD ERITSCH leaves geometry w1th a slgh of rellef SHIRLEY RUBLE leaves her ab1l1ty to wr1te anythlng to the Junlor Engllsk classes NADINE WILLARD leaves her U S Hlstory notebook to Eleanor Jewett RON HUMPHREY leaves Blue Q Gold now that the last paper is out PHYLISS ARNTZEN leaves her pompoms to next year's song leaders RALPH VAN ALLEN leaves with the Sophmore glrls CELESTE SMITH leav s for a rest 1n Alaska after flnishlrg th1s Annual SALLY VAHLBUSCH leaves and things get back to normal RUTH BATES leaves her shy ways to Joanne Boettcher DONNA JEAN EDDIE leaves her blonde halr to J1m Brunz TOM SMIT leaves h1s math ability to Buzz Peth Pat O'Bryan leaves wlth her red nick up Ktruck, we meanl BILL GROVES leaves his easy going ways to Ben Miller ETHEI HOUSER leaves her volce to Don Drake STEL LA ANDERSON leaves with the Girls' Club treausry book Somethlng didn't balance out right PAT EGBERT leaves the Junlor boys BONNIE FLICF leaves Mr Clarke which is more rel1eved9 DICK FROST leaves school legallf PAT DUFFY l ves her helght to Bill Boston ALBERT BOETTCHER leaves bookkeepplng f1V6 lessons behlnd BEN THOMAS leaves Mr Pratt to struggle on as best he can EMMA VAN WIERINGEN leaves, but her memory lingers on SHIRLEY AMBERS leaves wlth her French horn JOANNE NOKELBY leaves Blue k Gold where she has worked so hard PHILIP NOBLE leaves with a new front seat ln h1S FORD MARILYN MARTIN leaves all the fun she had as Homecomlng oueen ROSEMARY ANDERSON leaves, lowernnv BEHS' scholastlc record DON YOUNG leaves after p1l1ng all his drums 1n the back seat of h1s Eord MYRNA POWER leaves her partles PAT HANSTAD leaves Spanlsh II Congratulatlons, Senorita' GRANT HODGE leaves to enter the morlc of nuclear physlcs LORAINE STREETER leaves her wlse cracks to Mr Bacoka DAVID McMILLAN leaves wrestllng captaln to Wendell Stakkesud SHIRLEY RAND leaves 1U the dust of her Bulck JERRY BENSON leaves all tie glrls Wltf onlv fond memorles of hlm EVELYN HILL leaves to go where all red heads go JIM DRAKE leaves the student councll to Dale Levaoue SHIRLEY DUFFY leaves her bet ter tralts to Pat Johnson JOHN HOLT leaves the bookkeeplng answer book to future bookkeepers SHARON COX leaves her bass drum to anvone who has great muslcal tal ent JANET YENTER leaves the parking lot flfth and S1XLh reriods to Beverly Kram pitz ANDREW PLOEG leaves to enroll 1n the first grade anythlng but the draft DONNA BENSTON leaves for nurse's tralnlng BILL RICHARDS leaves, breaklng all the glrls' hearts RON KNUTZEN leaves h1s qu1et ways to D1ck Bltseff M RRI LOUSHEPLER leaves her C0mm1tLl6S to carry on w1thout her VIRGINIA THOMAS leaves wlth her Bavarian cream pie LEROY COLVIN leaves English 758 How dld he do it? MICK OVEN ELL leaves to join the Metropolltan Opera DIANA KERR leaves for Callfornla to meet Bill LESTER PARSONS and LARRY RICKDALL leave, and the teachers heave a sigh of re lief JOANNE SVOBODA leaves for someone 1n Sedro LARRY LOWE and ERNIE BUCHHOLZ leave for a more excitlng 1196 MARVIN BRADY leaves and the halls are ouleter now DIANNE BESSNER leaves w1th her gang THERON DAVIS leaves Mr lloyd and the Multillth machlne IONE DAHL leaves with her clans all arranged MARY JEAN GARDNER leaves with Gln CThomasD EUGENE FITZGERALD leaves and he w1ll be mlssed next year MAR LENE CHESLEY leaves wlth part of the ASB treasury to buy a convertible JEAN CAS- SIDY leaves her brother to carry on the family name DERRY SMITH leaves before Mr Norman changes his mlnd BURNA DEAN FRIEDRICHS leaves the band presldency ARNOLD RICHTER leaves, but hls lnterest stays here CHARLES SANDELL leaves h1s gait to Adele Rosenqulst RONALD YARBER leaves h1s mov1e machlne and technlcal words Q u , Q Q Q Q 0 . 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helped create, was openlng for the f1PSt t1me There was aCt1V1tV everywhere' Everythlng possible was be1ng done to make thlsllttle town of Bavar1a, Switzerland, wake up to the fact that withnn it's own cltv 11mitS was the one th1ng that old and young allke will always love, the circus, 1ndeed 'The Greatest Show on Earth W It was a br1ght spr1ng day, the flrst day I had seen Larry Rlckdall s1nce our le ving dear BEHS, and I must adm1t that after twenty years he had changed oulte a b1t He just walked 1nto my office that day, looked me straight 1n the eye and said, NTheron Davis you old son of a gun, I want you to take a trlparoundthe world with me to look for freaks N Parsons, Boettcher and I are organiz1ng a C1PCuS and f1nd ourselves wlthout any freaks W I exolalned that w1th Lester Parsons and Albert Boettcher he d1dn't need any freaks, but he offered to pay my way, and wlo am I to turn down a free tr1p around the world9 Anyway, we started out Larry's asslstants couldn't go w1th us because they were working overtime at the HK B C Breweryn, run by D1ana Kerr, Dlanne Bessner and Marlene Crumrine We boarded a plane bound for MSX1CO C1ty and were SUPpT1S8d to Plhd Grant Hodge as stewardess a very pretty one, too I and Rosalle F11Ck as pilot Well, we were always told that th1ngs were great 1n Denmark The tr1p was lonely In Mex1co C1ty I p1cked up a Mex1can basket for my w1fe fthe for mer Myrna Power, and sent postcards to each of our 13 chlldren Myrna always l1ked Home E After ICHVIHR MeX1CO we took off for Central Am8P1C8 and N1C3P3gU3 where a seven headed human was supposed to be found Ha' Instead of flndlng the freak, we were held up by Ione Dahl, who, t1red of be1ng a dltCh digper, had turned to a l1fe o lntrigue as a band1t As 1f th1s nasn't enough, when we ar1ved 1U Panama ve were robb d of our 11' s S8V1ngS by Wayne Carr, who sold us a used car What a wreck' But we managed to dr1ve lt down IHIO South Amerlca, where we found John Holt crushlng codee beans Wlth h1S bare feet, Spanky Peth running a dude ranch, and Phyllls Arn+zen and Marlene Chesley llV1hP w1th the We flnally sold our car C991 1n Buenos A1res and set sa1l for ApPlC3 Surelv there would be some freaks there After rentlng a small boat 1n Boma, at the mouth of the Congq we paddled up th1S m1ghty river unt1l we were deep 1n the Belglan Congo Stalk1ng through the deep jungle we came upon a m1SS1OH run by our old classmate G11 De Camp and hls w1fe Cather1ne Thomas Walk1ng through the v1llage we came upon the NCann1bal D1n1ng Ro mn, Tom Sm1t, Prop we sampled some of Tom's COOklHg, bade farewell to G11 and Cathy, borrow- ed the1r hellcopter and p1lot, and flew out of there fast Soon we were 1n Morocco D Cldlng to stay a wh1le, we sent the plane back, so we found ourselves wal1ng over the des rt Suddenly two women appeared and forced us 1nto buylng the1r hand made t1es We rec ognlzed them as Sharon Cox and BOUU18 Fl1Ck Stlll man huntlng, I guess From Casablanca we flew to Llverpool, England ur experlence in Afr1ca had been so tlrlng that we declded to spend the n1ght ther nd we wound up 1n a hotel run bv Loralne Streeter and Joan Sulllvan After StOpD1ng 1n London, we flew on to gay Paree It was Sprlng, and the llttle sldewalk cafes were crowded w1th many l1ght hearted people One place 1n partlcular caught our eye The Slgn above the door read 'Ye Olde Wine Shopren, Janet Yenter, Prop we were lnterested 1n seelng how Jan had done these past twenty years and went 1n to f1nd her enterta1n1ng three of our old fr1ends, Mary Jean Gardner,LeRov CO1 vin and Vlrglnla Thomas We found that LeRoy lS the propr1etor of a waD. known n1ghtSP0U: Gln 18 a struggl1ng artlst who does most of her work lh the back of Jan's shoppe, and be S1d6S belng G1n's brush carrler, Mary 15 presldent of the French N O B Before leavlng PBPIS we were E1V6W a car oy LeRoy and made our nay through Europe W arrived 1n Bern, Swltzerland, 1n t1me to see Mar1lyn Martin crowned HMISS Europeu, and had time for a mOV18 at one of Ron Yarber's famous theaters When we arrlved at the capital of Arabla we were greeted by 1tS f1rst woman presldent, Merri Lou Sheoler We had a won derful t1me V1S1flHg her and engoyed a boy of G9l1C1OUS chocolates made by Ralph Van Allen at hls f1ne establlshment, WGrandma's Sweet Shoppe ' O , , C P - Q 0 ' 1 I I .V . I . . . 8 . , . . H - -- , 0 c. ' g ' ' ' , - -I Q ' 0 Q a 9 1 e . , u Q V Y. . J 7 e Q ,he' ' 1 0 D natives in the mountains of Chile. After U. S. History they wanted to get back to nature. . . 0 . o A ' ' ' 0 n . 0 - ' . . . . L g - . e- 8 . q . . . Q . ' - ' . O ' ' u a ' D I: ' ' ., . 1 Z I I I U 0 ' ' . V , . . . - . . . . . . . ' . ' ' . - ' . e I I O 0 ' ' ' I'd always wanted to s e Tibet, and vhen I found mys lf in Lhasa, its capital, I was overgoved We found Bill Riclards with his pro basketball t capturing the Tibetan Pro Basketball Ch nnionshin, and won E ,OOO at th gambling casino operated by Gloria Allen, Ethe Houser Shirlev Duffy and Patty O'Brvan Traveling on to Mongolia, we found Ron Humphrey as editor of the largest newspaper in that country On arriving in Hong Kong, China, we found someone had robbed us of the s5,ooo, so we hired the citv's greates detective, Patty Duffy, who quickly retrieved it for us e next stor was Korea, where we caught Nadine Willard entertaining the troups with her new how HNadine Va itiesn IHLJ1 front row I noticed Mel Wiermerslag Mel always said he'd w nd ur there, but as Commander in chi f of the Armed Forces in the Far East We then caught a plane for Tokyo, and after landing we decided to roam the streets Upon tu ning a corn r L1TFf not ced an Aueric n taking nictures of the Chinese children Investigating fu the we VOUFG it as our old classmate, Philip Noble Chfter flunking ut of Vassar he decided to become a photogrloher Then Larry so a brains or Hwhv not tak a cruise through the Philippinesv' he asked WeU , wtf notf So we board d a moth a en boat and set sail You can guess what haDrenaL It sanl' We swam to sh re and were gre ted bf Dick Frost and his n tive helpers He out was a reed hut build r Dick flew us over to Borneo where he said we could catch a boat to the States In Borneo we found Stella Anderson as ecret ry to the famous Nwild Mann, and a little r her on, in Pago Pago, e saw Eugene Fitzgerald giving lectures on How to play Rugby' Our classmate, Emma Van Wierirven, was his booking agent I decided it was time we bought our own plane, so in Australia I forced Larry into giving me an allotment to do so After rurcha ing a beautiful little plane, I walked ar ourd town for a while and came up n a sign above a rather shady looking establishment It read HScrool for Backward Kangaroos Instructor Rosenarv Anderson and Burna Dean Friedrichs H Further down the street I saw another sign reading, 'Dancing Lessons 2 6 Ask for Chuck Sandell' And o we le t Australia and headed fo the sunshine and palm trees of Hawaii On the beach one afternoon we rar into Barbara Rohweder, who has taken to hula dancing Further un the beach we stepped on Larrv Lowe, who h d retired from his life as apineanole grower From Hawaii we went to the next extreme, Alaska Upon landing at Juneau my tooth be gan to hu t I hunted for a dentist, uno Just happened to be Pat Hanstad Her dental nurse was Ina Moody, and if I ever see them again it will be too soon Five teeth they pulled out of me' While recuperating, Larry and I relaxed at a place called Celeste's Corner Yes, our friend Celeste Smith owned the Joint Besides Lnocking out a tune on the piano, she did a nlftv Egyptian dance Xfter leaving Alaska we decided to go back to Burlington and see what was going on W walked into the office at BEHS and found Marvin Brady arguing with Ernie Bucnholz Ernie 1S the new principal and Marv has taken over Mr Gurney's Senior Refresher class we be San talking about old times and found out that quite a few grads of '53 were still around Ron Edson married Marilyn Eddie and is running the Roller Frolic Joyce Graff owns the Seven Cedarsn and has hired Don Young's band Joan Svoboda married Roger and has six beautiful children Bill Bitseff is happily married to Virginia Sego and runs the Mbbil Has Station by the stoplight Jean Cassidy owns the Lido in Mount Vernon, while Bob Lee 15 jailer at the countv Jail Ron Knutzen sells violets in front of Knutzen's Grocery to earn a living while Dale Jenkins, farmer, still goes over to Sedro Woolley to date Eunice Well, Larry and I had a wonderful time on our trip around the world, but this wasn't the end. When the circus moved over to Switzerland I went too. The show was a huge suc- :ess and so are the grads of '53, They are swell, everyone of them, and destined to make their mark in the world. I forgot to mention that Ruth Bates is a waitress in a restuarant where they serve de- licious Bavarian Creme Pie, and although we didn't have any freaks, we boasted the attrac- tion of the centur I Andrew Ploeg-the missin- link!!! . . . . f e . 2, . e ' ' , ' ' ' .m ' ' , ear ' Ei, ' Q- .5 , .9 ,. '. c, ' ,Vf ' 1 . L . . J. -3 A , L. . ' ' r 1 J . .1 I A KJ I . . lv ' . Ak 7 L.. I . ... . . A t . I . V A A Y A. . . ' Th A A A , A A A. .A A . . AA A . 5 ' n' ' . e l , ,' ' Ae. ' it, A, . -' - 'e - . . ' . O A r -, J . . A r.' . e C 5 1 t A H a . . Y A . . ',' ' V r r, ,T .' ' if . V ' ' . .. ' O 'J I.. : n 1 I J E'A .D I ,xt - ' f m. ' .'e ' ' A. ' ' ' .' . , 1' ,. v . 9 ' .1 'S ., U . - F ', . 1. . o , e 1 ' . . a. 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' , N 1 O QR B Van Putten,L Wesen W btakkestad U Boe+tcher,T Hatfield K Pecx,B Gardner,J Benson The Junlors hav r d v y a w r tr r +k lead Sllp of JoAnne Boettcher and Bob Gard r, cla s co presld nts The others chosen to 8SqlSt tr m were Jo Ann Pe son, VlCF preswdent, Nendell Stalkestad, secretary treasurer, B111 Van Putten, ser inf at arm , ard Kathleen Peck and Terry Ratfleld, student representatives vane, and have sncnsored manv of them slnce Thex handled concessions at many of he games, and 1n1+1 ated the sellln ' popcorn balls at the basVetball games As LS customary, the Junlo s put on ttf ChF1StmdS assembly, whlch was a big success The blssest job of the vear was the Junlor Prom, whnch was held iolntly with Sedro Noolley and Mount Vernon A lot of hard work and plannnng went 1nto lt and it turn d out to b a success The Junlors have many outstandlng athletes Three of them re B111 Van Putten, who was voted outsfandlnp llneman bn the football team, and 316k B1fS8 f and Jlm Rasar, who were on the f1TSt team 1U basketball Dale Levaque nas v1ce presldent of the ASB The Junlors were also very actlve 1U all of the lub 1D school Mr and Mrs EHtFlPlH were the advlsors Por the Junlors thls year and gave thelr tlme very graclously All o the Junlors would llke to thank them and extend thelr appreclatlon for thelr wonderful help awufeag af 70465444 734054Z Wane AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone 5225 BUPIIDQCOH as ' Y C Q , O I A D 1 Q O I ' e .a a erf active fea '.de ,ze ?-EF Y' ' - ne 's - '-e . . .' ..e. . ,, ' .-. ' . 1 . . . - , - Q, ver.,-' - S' . ' L' , ', The Junior class started the year out with a mixer held after the Arlington football ' - . Q A r Q 5 I bf. A Q ',' ',c or X . ' , ' r vc ' ' ' - ' lai I '. I r x 'Q . . i E e . ' 1 . ' 1 . a ' 1 ' , ' .' ' . , . 1 lj . . C A ' . s ,' . - ' . A. n ' 0 ' D . : s ' . . . ' . '.' ' T ' ' ' 1 U I Q fy U 0 '31- Nr' V.. Anderson G Becker Jn -,-I you- Boettcher D Bowers ' 1 .11-s rf y Offee G Loselman F im 5-:f .Drake K.Edd1e 7-s 2 I-FOSS M.F'rank F 74' 0' ?Q- -tay- ffjf J R Barrlngton J Benson S B1ckley D B1tseff JH- fS 3 Q5 v- 9-.nv G Brand A Campbell G Cheeseman J Chrysler fx 71 91 cl YJ Cratsenberg K Crawford N Davenport M Dav1S 4-5 luv S-A '?' ? J .Egbert L.F'1tzgerald R.Esar.Y B.Farnham Q vu' -wx g 1' 'Q Q 1 Q X 'J X-T! Sr 6 S' P-9 0' Q Y 5 AN .F'redr1ckson D.Galbreath R,Gav'dner J,Gr0ss n 37 Zqfe S We'11 Sult You Phone 7 3414 Bur11ngton A K I A A ' 9 9. ' A I? ' fs. ' ' ' Y , - - , Q -f ' ' Qs , I -. ' ,f ,yffli ' .V ' X ' 7 A . 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S Stakkestad,K W1lson,A Arians,P Moody A Peterson,K Kesselrlng On September Q 1952, the halls of BEHS were agaln fllled with eager students Among them were the un and COm1Ug Freshmen, nClass of 56' September 2b was 1H1t18t1OH day for the Freshmen The g1PlS had to wear long underwear backwards under b thlng sults and one logger boot and one hlp boot he boys wore long underwe r backwards under thelr mothers' nlghtgOWHS and hats and hlgh heels There w s the usual llpstlck mearlrg and shoe polishlng, but all was for g1V6n at the Freslm n Sophmore p rty that nlght Our class was very ac+1ve ln sports Wltk a lot of girls turnlng out for GAA and two boys gettlng on the second te m football team They were Pete Moody and Kirk Wilson Ten boys were voted 1nto Tlger Club The lucky fellows were Art Arlans, Kirk Wilson, Charles Blckley, Merle Cllzbe, Lauren Dahl, Pete Moody, Ronald Power, Jim Henry , Roger Basset and Lee Wesen Thlrty one g1PlS jolned FHA All-ln-all, we had a very successful and fun packed year and wlll remember it for a long time. 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' f - A. ! 6' X tv Ni Q C b ' L if . , awww N As 41- L Dowen,F.Graff,B Summers,L Streeter,L.Lrane,N Anderson Another year has zone ox, .1 I'm s e ll Q0 homorcs rd sal it nes bffn a year of fun We star+ ed off' bf +1nf Opr1CPI'o lhev were Lore+ta Qtreeter presldent, Bob Summers, V106 p s n' Mfrnd Graf , secretary trelsurer, Claude Bowen, seryeant at arms, Nancy Anders mr s' rerr sen+a+1ve, and Leroy Crane, boys' representatlve We dldn t get tc ou regn lar Freshmen 1n1t1f-xtlon assem or + he the Ver everyone and re reshmen+s were served n n the evenlnff For actlvltles, glrls' physlcal educatlon olds, s er+ o f vo ng' bn 11119, t'en later on both glrls and the bovs had an Four of sm lmfmnp each dev af fn Y M C 1. 1n Mount We sold refreshments af the games to mncr se our treasury funds a d dld n our part for +he hlyh scrool We hone tha' +he Putu efgoohomores w ll h ve as much fun next Veer as we enjoyed t, 1 msc one BURLINGTON EDISON BRANCH Tm N u ION XI B xxlcor Loxnnm 11 Ol- Sl' Xl fl I- nt , .W . rv lx . . 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I I 73 ur 1 cj i Ani A4-XXX F Fraz1er M.Friedrichs M.Gibbs L.Gi1bert M Graff B Groves FOR SMART CIRCUS TOGS,G0 T0 Wt,-42 4071750725 WHITE STAGN' SPORT CLOTHES ag- A 19' oe 'il , C- . -:gg nr I, V Q! I J 'xt 0.- Q' 2 I fx X L.Hower 2 'v .499 N.Knutzen Q6 A x U' I elf ' y f?'A'Qf J.Lomsda1en if N Q- ' I I . X n . S: C.Nathan f l E Olson L.Priest ' wa -- ...Q 'K' , YE? G.Hough L.Jensen Q e, 'F' ' fb- 6? - L ig m 'i . Xhlf su, E.K0men K-Kiens L..Merrifie1d B-MCMi11en . x Qi 'S 13' tc' , , 'x Nl. y x N.Ne1son J.Nie1sen Y Olsen I as as . '72 2' , . Q.. ' r 3 N. I 'lr-K1 L.P1ckett P.Price J Poldervart pig , N4 ' ' -A SCAMPY CC sus, Shoes for the entire fa I 1 3 slowed elatllag Syn, I x fl 6' I V M T3 ' i . -'ll 1 1 1 Q i I I ,N 4' Q , .. gv. f N g 7 5, y 'J 'Y f i Y v i 1 1? Eng ne Fitzgerald 60 awww Derry Smith Jer y Benson stops' lil MII A If 94f'L2If' 2 2 all , QA j'um f , A '. qu Q , .' ffm Q 5 Q ,+ AY , ,'!,'T ,glgg,' A 'F SN' 13 413 70.83 Mr Roeber,Mr Bacoka,Edson,Halgren,Lee,McGlaufl1n,R1chards,Chrysler,Esary,Drake, McMillen,Van Putten,DeCamp,Mr McAu1ay,Moen Dowen,M1ller,Turner,Jenk1ns,Drake,Sm1th,Stone,Frost R1chter,B1tseff,Sandall,Smiley,Brady,Tjeerdsma,Coselman,Noble,Benson,B1tseff amide!! Trls was the rlPSf tlme ln the hlstory of BEHS that the Tlgers had a perfect ea on, startlng w1th Belllngham and mowlng down every opponent up to and lncludlng the flral game wlth Belllngham An OU+St3Pd1Hg lane on both offense and defense was a major factor 1D +he comple tlon of the perfect season for Burl1ngton Edlson Our l1ne played rough and opened up holes for the speedy backs to break loose for thelr frequent long runs of 50 and 60 yards The defenslve forward wall proved to be a match for the star backfleld men of other teams No other team could match the long runs of the Tlgers Thelr accompllshment was the more unusual because only three of the n1ne games were play ed on thelr home lleld Out of the Tlger football team thls year came probably the greatest football player ever to wear a Tlger Jersey Number 33 was the tag he wore H15 name famlllar to any No thwesf football and all BEHS students He IS Gene P1Tzgerald Gene, who welghs ln at 185, can run wlth dazzllng speed and aglllty and also has the power to bowl over would be tacklers and break away fo more yardage From the flrst of the season to the last he kept up h1s terrlflc pace Averaglng 18 polnts Edmonds team scored li polnts, Fltz alone made 1? It 15 an amazlng fact that h1S average per ball carry was lO 7 fards from scrlmmage Thl was an average of a flrst down everv tame he carrled the ball' He broke the season scorlng reco d lf h1s urlor year Thls year he came back and scored l58 polnts to break h1s old rec ord, maklng hlm hmgh scorer of the leavue for two yea Those who won chlef honors on the Tlger team we e co captanns Jerry B nson and Derry Smlth, 1nsp1rat1onal player Gene F1 zgerald, and wlnner of the Outstandlng Lnneman trophy, B111 Van Putten Fltzgerald and Van Putten were chosen as members of the All Northwesr football team It was the second year on the All Northwest for Fltz David McM11len, L 1rd Tjeerdsma, and Derrv Smlth made the second team Pnnallv, Gene Fltzgerald was chos n as the number one back 1n the state to play on the All State team 1n the annual All State vs All C1fY game 1n Seaftle next Aug ust Q 0 . . O 1. L. J . . . , S - 5 1. . . . , , . 1 - u ' L A 9 J A . 1 l . I J - ' . v - .1 . A v Q 0 . ' , . ' ,' . . ' . is ' r . ,. ' -', . - . r Y . per game, he outscored each team we played this year except Edmonds. The whole L J A . , . .1 ' . I . . ' .. 3 ' . 's ' c .' U '. ' , - . ' ' r '. . 4 A. 0 .N 6, . . - U 1, - I ' , g ' frs. . . r, H- . S Y . . . . .t A . 0 . U ' - A . . . 8. . ' - K' 's A e 1 V - . o I 91: ya. Q if f ,ffdffww 'wif Z, 10014 I 7n4'C -f Mwmdiw 2 A -' , . '3-nw , , ,M A 1 L' I . 9 037-491' M M7 Aw wk 'U OARM Jai I If-0911, N6 ,uf 99 4f7'?1 ' f-ww ,Ug1b97W'W 50 C-flfmami, JS ' . 27 W' M? W gm? fgffl-12 f ' A ,gf F3 M T QQ! 3 A, ,Qf 6,1 ai we 'gf 'A , ' P W 71QfQ9fQ 1e ,,, 6 e Mr.Roeber,Hattrick, Smiley,Dowen,Chrys1er,Esary,Drake,Miller,Bitseff Stone ,Mil1er, Egbert, Turner, Sanda 11, Summers , Poldervart, Crane Hower, Frazier, Pe th,Kerr, Svilar Jenkins ,Lomsda1en, Anderson I Q 20102123 6,-4797,4'77Z vvzszvzffvvavzfez 24,4252 mm Ill 'S 1HIIIQUUJllIlllwUJ4IIl5lIIIlll mf 1 if as 1 V K ..1..J X.! 8 Mr McAulay,Ovenell,Benson,Fitzgerald,Knutzen,Edsor,Wear H1ghland,Van Putten,Bitsefi', Ra'-SSX' ,Drake This year's squad had a fa1r1y poor season Compareo to recent teaws who attended state tournaments in l95O '51, and '52 With a team built larvely of senio s Co1ch McAulay led dis men through a touvh schedule to a final tallv of nine mon nd fen lost The Tiger men started off on the wrong dribble with a double defeat by Aberdeen and Hoouiam They cont nued on a so o vait until they hit a winning stnmh ard star+ed leapue leading Sedro Woolley on the road to the second division They scored three straight victories before a two point los to Mount Vernon hflted the winning streak The second half of scheduled Games went against the Tigers, who lost five while winning two One loss was another two poi t atfalr with Mount Ver non, while another was a 7A 36 defeat by Anacortes, who were seeking revenge for the football shellacking we had given them earlier in the year. Coach McAulay will be rebuilding again next year with only Bill Van Putten, Jim Rasar, and high scorer Dick Bitseff returning. The team elected Mike Ovenell as captain and Bob McGlauflin as inspirational player. W H' ' + T I H' SKAGIT VALLEY SHEET AND METAL WORKS BURNER5 FURNACES ll TAL WORK WMU I E- f' T 9 fl, e-g-ll I, -4' npr 7 -., 'yn .A V ' 'gm' l 5 ,fix I. I WZ! C Ti f, . V ' N - , J 41' 5 .. , ' ' ' -ff ,, 'if 5 gig Q, .lj l x l :Q :J 4 XX' K lx ' ? . . F , ' ' , Fr fig' MWQ Vlia l J Y gj-4 N Z if U I,j,j Q : V 1 5 A l :jig :zu A :iaiekgl vw 5 I ' ' i .3 . .ls 7? I 1.:X1g P 7? v l , ' ' ' ? 'X X 'L ' wjlxjk yy , 4 lk 1 - 'I '15 1 5 -4-E 5 - ,,r J , .k- ly 'Q :I x xl: f , fl' 04 . - - I E . Ii .,- X, G .- 5 -' Nu . ' 3 'V I . . i -S I.l ' . . .. A . 1 , L, 'J - . ZZ' Q- N 'WW1fffff1 M!! 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Vernon Sb Marysville 62 Anacortes 7h Snohomish 50 Sedro Woolley 5A Arlington AO Edmonds L9 Mt. Vernon A6 N.. l X-..., Smiley,Decker,Peth,Jenkins,Peters,Farnsworth,Mbody,Davis,Hr.Bacoka Chrys1er,Sad1er,Stone,Smith,Turner,Dowen,Tjeerdsma,HcMi11en th boxers thls y ar and the resllt was one of the flnest smoker teams 1U BEHS hist ory In s1x matches the team won all but one, to tie w1th Sedro Woolley for the county chamolonshlp Th1s was the fourth consecutlve season a Tlger wrestllng team has elther won or t1ed for the tltle The t am QS a whole scored a blg 209 points to thelr opponents oh, thelr peak COm1H9 apalrst Anacortes and Mount Vernon twlce a p1e e while plltt nv ev n with the Cubs P ve McM1llen Jas el cted Cap+aln lh a close race w1+h the other two senlors on the scuud, Derry Smlth and Dale J6UP1US some of +he other bovs who coop a lot 0' DO1HtS for Coach Fran B r v am we e ack Chrfsle , Pete Moodv, Gene Clark, Claude Domen, Buzz Peth, Lalrd Tjeerdsna and Yendall Turner 1 U 1 N, -Ns J BURLINGTON EDISON BRANCH TIIENATIONALBANK or COMMERCE EXETER B Ummwofras Wlusnmsrow C, ' ,2 . , X3 VX 'tk N ' 5 V Lf' ws ' . K 1 f . ,Q , f I7 . N. f C The wrestlers from Burlington-Edison matched the impressive record established by e U' e 1 ' ' - . . l . ' A . A . ' . . .Q . ' . . . 0 e l v. . ' cc 'l. s' '. 5 D e 3 C J .. Ja J ,.,' v 4 e , '..' . . . J I I C 1- - . I C .J A , ' c em l , ' 3:Of3'S te . T J. . . 7-H r , . ' ' ,' A ' K I' s SU '-' I A fg W3 fm Rv' W f?1,,dQg!J BEM, 1' WOWMLQW if 50-fgfaawv ,W ?w1M,Qwm7fL W x,.4fN 2 Q. M94 MQ, . ' ' 1 W S , ' 1 .. I' 4 x . M C5916 A if my x fav X Q 43 C, jfifil I 7 s. 'f ' A , A --J ' ' ff' W A , f f W -1A 1 , ' 1 M In J' x X v 0 Ki . - lf I. x9 455 si F. 0 Moen,Wi1son,Smith,Shaw,Hattr1ck,Squires,Brady,Bell,Dav1son,Wade,Mr Roeber Anderson,Treadwell,Bassett,Noble,Van Allen,Richter,Groves,Bar1ean,Cassidy,Rowden The m +nen from B Hb ngoy 1 one of thel PIDES S lsons of bOY1HU under +he CO1Cb1P? of Norm Ro ber, h1 V 4 Y nlehln s cnnd n the countv standnnn They Wlth too callb pl hte s ln every we Jkt dlv on +he T1 men mon a total '1 ur 4 1 to A ln 1 e Flve men went the ent e sea son unde'el+ d The e 31ll Grove , C , Arnfld R1Cht8P, Senlors, Flovd Qounre , a Junlo and u or h 5 lf t eor of boclrg and Gary Treadwell, a e km A+ the end ol e eason, the team chose Raloh Van Alle as +he r Honor a I C3fTl1H The +eam mlll los onlf 1ve men th ouph prvdu tlnH,bUt the e were the toy nonrt yetters thls year and vlll be W1S ed when the boys start swlnclng leather next ear jx 27070525 FWAPWZAE? ll nuslnzss ron voun umm THONE 7 Zhbl BURLIBGTOR 2 , 71 I I ' Q T f I E , , ' 5 X H Tn, i T T T , U' ini 4. 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Mr Qoeber,Coffee,R1chardo,Halpre.,H1gnland,B B1tseff,Hawley Olspn,N1l1er,D B1tseff,Sadler,Ston ,Rasar,McGehe Nltn only 'our lettermen returnlnp from lest 1ear's nnne, Coacn Norm Roeber had a lot of rebulld ng to do However, he cam un wlth a SH+lQrdCtCPX llncun Wlth B111 licharde and Dlck B1tS8ff 1U the out e d, Ca F at ne 4 cafcner, Ron Bldnchard, Dlck B1tse'f and Ernle Olson the leadlnp Dltchers, whlle the lnfleld was steady with John Coffee, Jlm Rasar, Marv Hlghlend and Don Haly en Ron Knutzen proved to be a valuable ut111tV man Nlth a lot of underclassmen out for baseball, BEHS can look forward to more outstandlng dlamorl +eams 1D the near future gi A A 'ff ' 1 + 1 . . 5 l l rl. ..-W I , ' Ji, L rl - - ' 1 j Q . A 1 , 4' ' 'ig .A -, . 1 All. I. x X , MV M 4 ' I . o I X 1 V, if ' V jg v- ,' . V U , ' XVE v F . a , 4 X' T W y 9 Q . x . 41-5-T ,I I I A . 1 x 'C' ' X f ' ..a I , ,- . v A , Q . .0 A 14 . 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Q 2- ' .9 DOIN HALGRETQ 55-S N x N, wi- fi Q YBVW 995' CAD QT I QD ff ILO M0 '93 fu BOB SADLER QSYEY DIG PEN 4 'HJJO deT31nb,o111c,,U ttr cL,ChrJ,1cr,Jan Dutten, an A1 en,Wr.XcAulay 1u,ner,Fro V, dJon,TJ erdsma,Bcr1,am1fh, ummere,Lang7ey,KerL,VcN11len b11'J9,AFl8US,D8hl,BTh1 1on,Mood5,Jenk,ne,AndereJn,Peth,N11Qon,Made The 1953 trick team wds loaded Wlth t1'ent, as the fhlncl de loet not one man through vraduatlon U1+r the sfronp Team from the DPSVIOUS vear, and Hdnv under clasemen out, the team was one o' +he best ln The county Blllv Van Pqtten ard Dive MCH1116D w re ble POlHt re+ters ln the welght even+s Qlch WelW1n COU+lDU d to ocore 1U fhe mlle run, M5116 Dlc rr st, Gdry Coeelnen, Loren Dahl end Lalrd Tgeers me and Tohn Co 'ee tallled reouent v lH the hUFG1PS, mhlle koole aeeleted Qaloh Van Allen and Bugz Peth lh the cole vdult Frosf and B111 Rlchurde dwd 'he broad gumb lnr and Dale Jen n and R1CY3PdS h1Ph gumned Nlne boys are PT3dUdtlHP, so Coach MacAulav w1l1 have to tart reoulldlns neY+ Vear if ,gt , ' . , ' I nz AJ!! 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J V . up Il L J s . 5 '96 'rr '-Fx 5598 19 ,. vw' Q f' FAO is 3 6- E' 42. 5 3.6 X., 1 Th8y'l'8 011 the proll LADIES 'SEWARE 2 Really Spank IS lt as bad as that? 3 Ooops Over the s1de 4 Our little Lean. 5.q1em of the cattails 6 Am t she sweet'WJ 7 Da1sy Mae scores a knockout. 8.She s lovely She' S 3188886 She uses Pond's. 9 Vera you little doll you 10 Pat s Pot Before Sept 3 1951 11 The mornlng after 12 lhere ya going Barb? 13 Your guess is as good as ours. 14 G1 a slow boat to San Juan 15 What b1g eyes you have Grandna 00: yum any Za 545 60604 Zag 2447 944 46 PAT SCHUBERT'S CHEVRGN STATIO ,B , .1 1 1 if-,iff i ., fc 1 .fl ' ' 4, I ' X jx Q K ' UL e ' , X is f 5., A Q 1 1 5 .4 v I 3 ' .1 . .-k ' V 1 ci f A ' 1 R n., f' . . '3 . , 1 1 Q :'.v,. f , ,. Q- , ' ' J.. if V V ', 5, - 4 3 4 9 A 'ipgff--.. -E ! .0 V 'N ff, Q.. QA: Q' I ' ivy! I J, Q- gy A 1:5 la I b Q' 1 - . ' N i - 1 ' ' 11 3 J f A - are fl 1, , 1 K 2 .rl I . ij' . W E-5 . Y a' U . .X I3 I ca, , A yy! 'gl 6' v H 1 ,J - . I Wu .1 f lm, 'SY .Def sq' vqv O If OM p kzkgvx 1 s NF M Z W' li f ah? j diff! f m 1 i K ff X fxi 'il I, J SN , f 1 ,W J af . sm 5 c, xv! WN' V 3 , I A A? 5 Q f 5 Xg QQ, 9- ,o f ,f K gf , X f Ha' f Q , M I f ff X J! ,ry X XS X i FJ W. -. ki 'bl N7 fh f sg. M 9 I , W ,X , J f I Q Q: .' '15 if ' . X QQ J ' Qimfbew ta f' f K ,L we G-'N , 1 X , f f ' Y fgfiw 3.9 A x-2 lf , r Hall, M Komen, B Bray W Perklns, M Martln me, Rhy+hm and unlson were the bvwords Po the ert M worettes QP B r dur nl the 19:2 53 school year Warda P6Tk1HS x +V drum rajore +e 'or he b nd mhlle Marl T'n Maftln, Evelyn Hall, Bev rlv Br e Aa sh wen W h d vlth th bwn fo 1+S pUbl1C apoearances Thelr un Forms cvn lS+6d o verv short wleat d nuvf blue SllPtS cro the front The he ds o' our DSDPS m qorettes were cover d b box hats and Thelr feet w re shod 1h Nhnt mluorette boot 1th gold The mdjorettes marched wlfh th band at ull home Pootoull Games sl ve ess sleeves and a navy blue oill ta els and af VdPlOUS per'ormances ner ormed so claltx OU+lHSS for th sr rt 'ors The hlph 11Fh4 of the Vear was m rchl P ln the Santa Cl us o rade 1U 'eattle w1th other march rv unlts 'rom th Nor+hwest partlclpaflnp We are very proud o' our major ttes For the PINS appearance thev made BURLJNGTON EDISON BRANCH THE NAT lov u, COMMERCE 'Fi I U l U . . I' 5 U , ' M . r f J .af. , ,s ETS i 1 , -, . , , . 1 ' was use t.f et, . t . u.-, ',' '- -g . ' l, e M . 'v end ' ' .2 Kon, har- e- 1'.e e C d r 'J A 1 ' i, ' s' , ' . , r : e 1 j- 7' and eo 1 blouses. The blouses were trimmed with bias gold braid around the - ss . . ., ,a f .a' V - ' Q v - - r , . ' ', Q , . ' ' f,e f' F H'. ss . 'g D ., .', e l , -, T ,. 'f ,.. . .P, ' ' L . , . ,e L 7 r U .e ,e, a .. B , 5 f f a 'M- ' Q l'1' -,' Q- ' , .1 i.l ' - . e , ,':' J' .. . , T f e A , .' .V A 0 A I A A 9 Buunmcm-oN WASHINGTON -34,54 QM illlg rrlncess Rosemary Anderson PPlnC9S3 Joan Sulllvan Queen Marllyd via rt in . m- nlre nSn1J1' took Dlace Urxoay, October UL, on the klrkby Athletlc FlPld, a fr me of +' oedro hoo ltv game The 'A ll bevan Thursday nlvht wlth a large bOHp1 e and nep rally at 0 V17 hool, folloxe x a serrenflne +hrough the downtown d1s+r1c+, where the edro ' fb was enthusue flca ly burned at the stake b the many students Davfucxoaf nv rlnax Tlvfr Plub presented a unloue assembly, whlch was bro dcast over Pdd1O ' it n K' was blsed on that lot er and Father dld vears apo when the blg Vear hone u J e el nv he vane v s he lntrodu tl'H cd COFOHl+1OU of Queer M3'll n Martln and her courf, Drlrcesses Joan Sulllvan and Dosemarv Anderson When the oueen and her court had bfen seated, the narade of f'cats bevan Wfth 16 c ubs and classes a t1cLn tlng, lf vas hard to choose the wlnner The Blue and Gold loat won P1PSt nrlze Halftlme was a colorful snecfacle, Wlth the S dro Woollev and the Burllngton Edl son bands comblnwnv 'o ces and rlav1np crool soncs The nos+ camo dance, sponsored bf the oenlors, was held ln the gvm, whlch was beautlfullv decor1t d ln the autumn theme It was well attend d, xlth the oueen and her court rete1v1nf oeclal honors, a'ford1n9 a +'1np lnale 'or a grand occaslon and +he celeb 1 1on of another hOWECOmlRg vlctory J R WALTER 8 SON 710 Fairhaven Avenue Telephone 7 2321 , Yr . i - V ffl: WW, , Xl 1 , 4 ' Xa g, 4 ' V 1 -J-.1 I I Po acwni. Us t 'ties , , - . i ar c . 1 j ' .'-, t tQe time . ,he nel J 1 1 . ' 1 9estiviLl.s ref' V cn' fi f! ' 1 4 .'r ' L the ,'fh sci ' ved by hers' s . ' c '., ' S Noelle? 'Ct H ' f's,' 1 - y H- . t - A-'JI,'.',i Q. ?,'ls' t?e ',4 V cs ., ' , ' ' 2 ' ' st-sid. ERC. It fc 3 e v Z h . N ' A 1 , ' fame rolled around. Also honored were the grads of HLBU, the honorary class of this , ' 's n.c1m7ng. Prv.C :-L,,, tH.e g-aL., raf' t..e 'r .1.'c ' . a..u I ,' A V . . ' If ' A i ,I . A -' , , x, .. ' 1 L , 4 F ' g I , - ' V f ' l a . L, T . p W . g Q . Q V r ' v. 9 . - A r . .K ' V I -1 . Q . - -- . . YV I ' . Q , 0 . . l ,, . , g .c M , 1 . U- in A K Q V Y V , . 4 . . f ' , ',- ifw ' , ,.. c,,. ' .. e v'. A . , C ,g F ,Q . 54 . ,. . v f 4 J sy, , .. 1 . .4 D , J - . - ' A V , hr t' L . H .f 4 . E 1 ,arf ' ' i ' - - ., riff' ' ' IURLINGTON WASHIN o. N Knutzun, P Arntzen, B Rohweder, J Leadbetter lV1.Eddie, K. Peck, D .Eddie Nw' Van W1er1ngen,otreeter,Jewe+t,John on,Hall,Aamot, e HGY,DHHllS0H,OlSOD The 19:2 C3 llst of the glrl of the month awards show fd h Olsen, Tl ndllness, Joyce Aamot, beautwful eyes, Emma Van Wlerlnyen 1TlU nes , Eleanor Jewett Jolllness, Evelyn Hall, be11+1ful ba r, Sandra Fende , re s E leen Danilson, beautltul teeth Lo alne Streefer oosture Pat Johnso , conrl YlOH lanne Walberf, and Phvllls Arntzen, ChdlFm3U The Senlor Class this year sponsored a nBest All around Boy and Glrln contest in whlch votes 'or Pavorlte candldates were purchased for a Denny e ch The +wo lucky wlnners were presented to the student body at an assembly pOl1Ok1UF the campalgn As the outstandlng boy, the student body chose Eugene Fitzgerald, as the outsfandlng glrl, Myrna Power both membe s ot the SSHIOT Class Qin! 01 74:2 721444 wmv' ,466 Anand Eng ffm! gem! N Myrra Power and Gene Fitzferald I -U 4 9: Q ,gA' ' Alf 4- 3 ' V P 'Li ' ' J A5 h , F',f1.Q , V 'W - ' . f n S 4 it. . Y 'e ' ' ,Q , - ,' ' ,o , '.f strious , s' U , ' ' ' . 5 :X , i ' . ,r ..afnes.g r f- : rff J? , 3 Q tVle.' . The Girl of the Month committee consisted of Norita Nelszn, Shirley Gaspard, Mar- ' e V+ ' -- ' l - ' '. 1 - A a . , ' , , l rl f Q ' Q l it T A 'U 0 . V e 4 c I f P Y , , ' ' I l 5 ' l 2 I or , y 3 5 , ' f 5 . , '. '9rs-.... Mr Clarke,W1llard,Edd1e,Niller,Gardner,Svoboda,Van W1eringen,Ekman Levaque,Peck,Sandall,Dealy Nysterv was the tbem and SXCltGmPHt the ou+come of the all scbool plav, Drums of Death, presented to the publlc on Nov mber 2lst The play took place on a desolate stretch of the Atlantlc Const Parts were acted adeouately by Joan Svoboda, Glen Dealy, Dale Levaoue, Emma Van Wlerlnpen, Marllvn Mlller, Marllfn Eddle, Vera Ekman, Cbarles Sandell, Te ry Rat fleld, and Kathleen Eddle Behlnd the scenes work was nlann d and oarrled out bv Loralne Streeter and Joan Sulllvan Costumes, Joyce Graf' and bh1Fl6V Ruble Proner +18S, Honuld Xarb r, stave manager, Bob Gardner Set construction barry R1CKG3ll Sound ePVects, and Celeste Smltn, Makeup The DU51HESS end of the rr d ctlon wzas bxndl d bv Pat Hanstad, Phyllls arntzen, Ros nary Anderson, and Marlene Chesley, mbomas, Mary dean Gardn r, Huth Bates, and Mvrna Power, U Herettes ter v Lolvln, Varl me CFUmP1HQ, Vlrelnla Thomas, U11nneFessner,rubl n1+ D1P9C+lOH WGS bv MF Svdn V Clarke fucxlt dlPPFlOT, ind Nadlne Wlllard, student dlrectar K J 44 , N Q ... e ' o , o - , .L , ' e. . La .. . C' 0 , , ' f In . . .A . . T . I A A4 r - I. ., , , r L I . . V O - .1 ' fi ' 9 be fl ' , 1.1 S , Q .. ' ' I . . , 1.H ' 4 e W ' ' G' e. Tickets, Leroy Colvin and Evelyn Hall, Programs: Gloria Allen, Pat O'BrVan. Virginia -H '- 9 J sr I ' qi ' ' 1 A . r el V1 ,, ,cvf,v ' ,,, 1 e ' ' , J 0 , XX, QL lx d2 x, A vxw x ' 'QA' I I 1 1 ' QV I , , , , ,. .,,,,..,,,,...,,-, W-.-r,.,.1 we R Bates, J Beneon, O Sllnd, R Humpkrey, M Martln, J Qullnven, T Davls, N Wlllard, Mr Clarke, T Svoboda, S Ruble R Andereon 66604 Nh + a crazv Famlly' 'The Mad H tters , the Senlo nlav, vas oresented hay 1 mhe plav 14 the storx o the events that took otace durlnv a two mont? Derlod f tlme ln the Hatter howe 1U BrooPTvn The leadlng actors w re Nadlne Wlllard as tre sports mlnded G U1 Hatter and Jerrv Bene n as MUFQqlG Muller, her 8fh18t1C lnstruct or, Theron Davl as Bunry Hatter, Ron Humohr y as Joe Hatter, Sb1Tl9V Ruble as Mar garet Hatter, Hate Bates as Grandma Hatter, and M rllvn Nart1n as Dlana Hatter Rosenarv Anderson, Orls Sllnd, Join Svobuoa, Sha on Pe r ma4e u the sunnortlng cast Mr Clarke, the cas+, and the baekstage rrews worlel very hard to e uThe Mad Hattersn the suctess lf was T cy x.. QU MJ .Z XJ - '71 gf K X ' . f , 5 I , lf' yixxig . A H u 0 -- 0 I Q 1 I Q V . c if .- 0 . o . F s ' u l 0 1, 'O L- O I ' 2, F - .' . ' F3 . ' r , ' J f . C A - .S 1' I Q G J. O A. l i , ' L' I ' , ' Q ' 4 . L ' . ' u I . . , ' . Y, V R . . ,V . . - t . A . ., ,, r P, , . , , . V N ,, 3 1 ,. ,. , . ' ,Q fa V X it gj If-ai er K -N L. 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N'- .. t f TU ,www Power,Sandell,Edson,Benson,Dealy Egbert,Van W1er1ngen,Peth,Ruble NHarvest Moonn was the th me of the nnual Senlor Ball s on ored bv the Burllrg ton Edlson, Mouht Verno , and Sedro Woolley hlgh sclools on November ?8 COmmlft66 members from the three schools worked together to make thls Vear's ball a most suc e sful one The Hollday ballroom mas ver! lrflst callv d corated around the harvest moon theme A klng and a oueen were chosen 'rom each school Burl1nFtor's S6l8Ct1OI1S were Arlene Wersen and Bob NCG18UPllP benl r class pre ldent Glen Dealy crowned +'em durlnv the 1Hf9Fm1SS1OD vO11OVlHP thls ceremony th royal party led the grand march Each school then confrlb ted a pa t of the entertalnment WICPV Ovenell sang two selectlons, NWh1t8 Ch lstm s' and 'You Belong To Me ' BEHS COmm1ftGS m mbers w o helred rlan +he event were Glen Dealv, Charles San dell, E.ma Van W1er1n en, Mvrna Power, Sharon Deth, Celeste Smlth, Shlrlev Ruble, Dat Egbert, B111 B1tS8Pp, and Jerry Benson Muslc was DPOV1d d bv the Mlff Lund sfrom orchestra Chaperone were Mr and Mrs Al Oldenburv, Tr and Mrs Eugene Hntrlkln, Mr and Mrs Eldon W1UPS M 4 ber, and Mr and Mrs Jern Leldle 2440! 6474 77!0f0 1f4 Buyer 16W 1 ghway 99 or Used Broker Bxrlincton, f3ShlDEtOD Cars at the Roller Rink Q - - If J ! -f Q. 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Dancing to the rhythmic music of Wayne Bumgarner'e orchestra,the large crowd fell under the spell of a Hawaiian fantasy, with palm trees and glittering dec- orations setting the mood. The joint participation of three schools, Mount Vernon, Sedro Woolley and Burlington-Edison,nade the dance a su:cess.Extensive planning and hard work by over a third of the Junior class helped make this dance one of the best in several years. The planning committee who met jointly with members from the other schools were Bob Gardner, Dale Levaque, JoAnne Boettcher, and JoAnn Benson.Those who decorated were Pat Campbell, Beverly Krampitz, Joanne Boettcher, Dale Levaque, Bob Gardner, and Frank Cratsenburg. Handling ticket sales were JoAnn Benson, Jack Chry- sler, and Gordon Brand. Advertising was done by Kathleen Eddie Peck. Many other com- mittees contributed to make this Junior Prom a dance that will have fond memories for all who attended. 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I .f r Y W I , fx 'ii -vw KI NX J3- H N S W Stakkestad IICKSCH K n Gar C SHHGC Uealy K fnef Zawya HM The Bova' Club CH5lHpt COHS1S'S o the vop1CPF5 lected bx the Po 5' repres nfitlv elec+ed from eich class Tne cubunef membels th1S vear oandell Ure ldenf Kendlll mu ner, Vice rrenl ent Wen ll StakPeQfad, r a.u1 r, and rebr e 341V Q 1 en e Senna' Bo Gar new whnlen V 1 ks n, H more, and Plrk Vl1S9H, rrtslman he yurpo,e nf h Clbl vlan all the ac 1VlflrS o ne 0 ul an e elr Qfveri as e s M 'o en+ePta n the lows t rol h9u+ +he velr The Bovs' Club hli eve uslve rwfhfs fo dU.c0nce5Q1:n lf home szokerb handled CODC8SolOH af sev rel bL'er 3tVl9tlC even 5 Ounlnv t YP r Club and a were Chuck secret rv Leonard net 13 to Thev also L e club had as Tb r 3 V15 r r r on, w J r1+ S 3 oa o fb 'or the P V196 and S r o t be Plve tb bove tV1S H QNBH XS QR i if Mr Larson and Phnr-k can el K W E7'NN' x '!'dru le W Q UP AT YCUR FRInNfLV MARSHALL VILL! ITU!! Sf ROYAL hkd w, LRO' O , Q f Adv he !? 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X ' -Y? .SY fb -45 .o I I 'T T 1 f -L ' .3-xl! 3 L . 46 treeter J u n An n s Mg s M Qhep e 1111-lid Mar E Van l1er1ngen B Rohwe ardner S S Anders J Cassxdy A Rosenqul The G1r 's Club entered one of 1t's most successful Vears Nlth Merrl Lou Shepler llvan, secretary, and Stella Andersor, trea urer The rest of the cablnet consl ted o' the fOl1OW1HP commlttee chalrmen Barbara Rohweder, hostess, Shlrley Ruble, publlclty, Joyce G aff, food, Marlene Chesley, fi nance, Mary Jean Gardner, g1rl's slck room, Lorralne Sfreeter, enfertalnment, Emma Van Wlerlnpen, 1nv1tat1 n and proprams, Marllyn Martln, table seftlng and servlce, Burna Dean Frledrlchs, check up, Rosemary Anderson and Jean Cassldy, clean up, Pat Egbert, decoratlons The G1rl's Club dC+1Vlf19S lncluded a slumber pa ty ln the gym, p p assemblles, sendlng Chrlstmas baskets to the Olo Folks Home, soc1 l servlce nrogects, and the COOk1Ug school for all the E1PlS and thelr mothezs and frlend Another project was the selling o' navy blue crew hats, w1th WT1g rsn embroldered across the blll in gold The crew hats certalnly helreo cover the h ads o' mary BEH3 students The annual Mothers' Tea was held 1U the snrmng thus b lUg ng a successful year to a close Mrs W1gPS was th very helpful ddVlSOP for the garls M Shepler Mrs W1ggs A Qi H 15, .' 4. VX, 3 4' X Q e N 5 ,. , xg L-S, . -S lliva ,R. derso ,Mr . ' g., .L 1 1 N-W :Ml tin: v ' ' p Q der M.G . .Rub1e. . on, , ' , , 'st . , , . Y. . as president. She was ably assisted by Adele Rosfnouist, vice-presidentg Jean Sul- ' . ' 1 S . Q . . . 0 rv YA! I A 1 . . yr- . . .A S my . . . J . . . . O . W an . f . Z T . A e . , I - h 1 i . S. J ' , , L ' - . . .la . x , , . t A, .fe l , 't . , c A , . - .I l, T. ,fl . . . 9 A , . .y c I -, f Q , :c ' A th ' ' I Y ! . 2 I Q7 , ! . D . . I L. Bitseff,Benson,F1tzgera1d,Lee,Drake,Sad1er,Van Putten,Dav1s,Brady,Farnsworth, Chrysler,Esary,Welling Rasar,Jenk1ns,Dav1son,Dowen,Groves,Young,Drake,Tjeerdsma,Turner,Peth,Stone Ha1gren,R1chter,H1ghland,Van Allen,Frost,Ovenell,McGlaufl1n,McMilLen,Edson, Noble,Smith,Mr Bacoka The Big B 13 a club made up of all boys who have earned a letter in any varsity sport The club tr1es to further athletlc Splrlt and partlclpatlon throughout the school in V8T1OHS ways The boys malntaln the Blg B on Burllngton hlll and arlange for 1tS illumin tlon for HOm6COmlHg They have provlded the new trophy case 1n the main hall They provlded a trophy for presentatlon to the OUtSt8Hd1Hg llneman on the football squad and another trophy to represent the perpetual football trophy whlch our team brought home th1s year Off1C6PS of the club were Derry Sm1th,pres1dent, Blll Bltseff, vlce presldent, and Jim Drake, secretary treasurer Mr Fran Bacoka was thelr advlsor B. Bitseff,D. Smith,-I .Drake,Mr.Bac0k2 lk: 1 A ' . I - I 1, . : A h , X T ' Q - ',,, if T ,7 I I ff ' lf ' 0 9 ' . 1 X ' B ocock E Komen M Eavls P OW 19 C Fen er hepler OH P 1 R Q00 D BQWEIS rested K klnson R Egber B Rohweder L Stree er D Wllson B Small L Prust throw Brucker A Young J Nokle B KramD1tZ N Anderson D breath J Su111van M terson L e Stre J Su IVHD E Olson E Houser Duffy C Weymouth E Danllson J Benson A Rosenqulst A rsen K GCR er J Brls C Tjeerdsma R Cassidy M G15 J Ieadbetter N Knutzen M Graff O Skog M Chrysl year of the Glrls' Athletlc Assoclatlon Thlngs got underway 1U the blg top as the rlngmaster, Marllyn Martln, was elected presldent The rlngmaster was asslsted by Lucllle Loree, vlce presldent, Shlrley Gaspard, Secretary treasurer, and Edlth Olseq custodlan There was such a large number of Freshmen and Soohmores thls year that a new way of namlng the teams was 1UTFOdUC6d The teams had sucl names as FP1Sk Frosh, and T1ny's Toddlers, etc Wlth an old troupe of slxty worklng members plus approx1ma+ely one hundred g1TlS turnlng out as candldates, turnout soon got underway wlth the i st sport, whlch was soccer Learnlng to juggle the ball around was qulte a goo, ou+ everyone had a good t1me partlclpatlng 1U GAA Just as everyone was gettlng exr+rt at soccer we turned to volleyball Followlng thls, basketball took the floo for the wlnter months Basketball came to an end when the versatlle casf began pla11ng softball a d fln shed uo the year w1+h a volley tennls tournament pg fi- S.Gaspard,L.Loree,P O1son,M Martin Mrs Entrikln inf x C Haweckavwf BP , . ... ' , .Hanstad,I.Moody.S.COX. I.Dah1,M.P er.D.Edd' . c. d , M,S .D,BGhSt ,R.Cornish.P. r'ce, .c tt n ,M,0 ,,,Wat ' , ,Bates,M.Martin.P. t, . ' , . t , , . . . . T.Wi ,J. . . , . by . ' , . , .Gal . . ' , .Pe , .Mors .L. eter. . 11 ' , . , . ,S. , . . - I . . . ' , .We , .P - J.Nie1sen,L.0mda1,u,Mi11 , . ' bin, . . . ,..Ed ' , .. , . ... , . ... er NAS much fun as a three-ring circusln That's what was said about the 1952-53 ' Jf r. . ' . ' ' , E 5 v '1 T , ' A g,Q e , .. A 1 L 1 , flux b ' VS ,us 0 ,- o ' . ' g-,,.. sreee s,llllalv,lle, , ,.l-.ll.m. .nl .. .. , l , lg. ' lof1 Q l '1 A g . or . , i ,,,J,! M Zuma Egelkrout,Anderson,Ekman,Graff,Arntzen,Treadwell,Gaspard,Scott,Power,Cox,Anderson, Pr1ce,Smith,Anderson,Millard,Corn1sh,McRae,Brostrom Moore,Komen,Chesley,Shepler,Howe,Ammeter,Peterson,Gardner,Thomas,Ga1breath,Daven port,Clanton,Krampitz,Ekrem,Bray,Fox,C1b1s,Miss Betts Clark,M1ller,Sull1van,Komen,Ruble,Streeter,Sullivan,Rohweder,Edd1e,Osborne,Fried richs,Van Wlerlngen,Boettcner,Orestad,Taylor,Lafleur,Byrd Duffy,Chesley,Anderson,Kramp1tz,Morse,Rosenquist,Benson,Martin,Wersen,Thramer,Na vert,Peterson,Bowers,Thomas,Weymouth,C11zbe,Egbert,Skog Occupylng the center rlng ln the FHA clrcus are seventy slx FHA members who keep themselves busy carrylng out the ideas they prevlously suggested This year they are working under a po1nt system whlch is in 1ts second year of actual use Sixty points a semester are requlred of every member and these are earned by being on a committee, being chalrman of a commlttee, attendlng a regular meetlng, or doing any speclal work for the club In the second clrcus rlng there appears the VHA officers Myrna Power, president, Adele Rosenoulst, v1ce presldent, Stella Anderson, Secretary, Barbara Rohweder, treasurer, Jean Sullivan, progect cha1rman, Nancy Anderson, asslstant project chair man, Merrl Lou Shepler, membershlp chairman, Nadlne Wlllard, reporter, Janet Clark, song leader, and Lorna Morse, planlst In the thlrd circus rlng there are the advlsors Mlss Barbara Betz, Chapter v1sor, Mrs L W Power and Mrs Martln Egbert, Chapter Mothers D Power,N Anderson,J Sullivan,M Shepler. B Rohweder,L MOP38,MlSS Betts S Anderson,I Graff,J C1ark,A Rosenquist, QX5 kt E Van Wier1ngen,N Willard . y . I Q . . I . - . 1 . . . . . . . 0 . L ' . . L 2 ' . . -I . . C . ' O Q . Q Q ' 1 I . . . U ' ' 7 ' Ad- . Q 0 I I ' . In , J i , J I I 4 'A-ga l - 4 7. . ' I ' 0 o o 0 N11 I . . ' 4 C J , , O . . V Q f . ' ' ,. 0 0 5 ? Vx 5-f' Q..-4.0, 'SEK Shaw,Dynes,Gilmore,uandel1,Kerr,Dahl,Van Putten,Squ1res,Vyman,Wesen,Poldervart, Dowen,Hall Mlddendorf,Ploeg,Hawdon,Bassett,Polmateer,Anderson,Knutzen,Power,Ar1ans,Peters, Thramer,Farnham,Roufon,W1les Bru1ngton,Rhodes,3takk stad,Gurn y,Moody,LomsdalPn,Frazler,Su1l1van,Wear,Henry, Bicklev,Thramer 797,-4 The Futur Farmers of Amerlca 15 natlonal orparlzatlor bovs lnferested 1n vocatlonal agrlcllture Th F1FSt semes+er Orf1C6FS were Ronald Fnutzen, presndent, Kendall Turner, V116 p esmd f, B111 Farnham, secretary, B111 Van Putfen, treasurer, Andrew Ploev, reporter, and Yleth Hall, sentlnel The second seme +er OPflC8TS were Floyd SOUlT6S, DF8S1dpHt, B111 Rlchards, vlce UP6SliGNf, Lannx Bouton, secretary, rendall Turner tr asurer, B111 Farnham, reporter, and Kleth Hall, sentlnel The FGA advlsor 15 Mr W D Wmlls, the avrlcllture lnstructor 1nP, exhlbltlng at falrs, parllamentary procedure, and the Sears progect contest The oclal schedule 1HClUdPS the parent and son banouet, UUA WHA havrlde, crab feed, p odect tour, and B x basLe+oall The BEHS Ba Judglng team Ronald Fnutzen, B111 Rlchards, Andrew Ploeg, and Floyd Soulres jude d at the fOl1OWlHF alrs Western Washlngton Falr et Duvallun, P3C1f1C Natlonal EXh1b1'lOU, Vancouver, 3 C , Paclflc Internatloral a+ Portland, Evergreen Stafe Falr, and the Skavlt County Falr The judglnp team laced thlrd 1n the gudg lnp 0' Guernsea cattle at the Evergreen Qtate Fair Natxo al UPA W ek was observed bx the Burllngton 1 Chapter Indlvidual honors were shar d bv seve al bcvs, lncludlnr the S9lBCt1On of Ronald Knufz n as the most outstandlng buv 1n vocaflonal as 1C11tUP9 The award was glV9H bv the Washlngton State Bank rs Qsscclatlod B11 Fa nham, Andrew Ploeg, Floxd Soulres, and Ronald Knutzen are ln HOmlU3+1UH for the Stat Farmer Degree HANNAFORD DRUG PIUMPT PIESCIIPTIUI SERVICE -.lust A8 voua nocron onoens I V f 3 .Y . v ', 'il - . 1 A I 'V ' L, , 5 I I ll . ,., . ,W - are 1 A k'T 'f ai rf - 3 -.f K , I .' A. . 1 s.A 1 . ' e e - - ' ' S ,J . ' , . - . - . ,, - n e 3 1 ,-. r . for ,I , ' ' ' 1 . e .' , . ' - , I ' 't - r flen,' 'l ' ' , ' C - .' v. ' . s. - ' . . V . . . C . - .L J, ri A. . Y . f , Q . ' ' . - - . ' ' - ' n I L 5 I I 0 , A I, I 0 FTA is active in many phases of agriculture, among them dairy and livestock judg- N s ' ' , y - - .. -... I ' . r 4 .TE ' ,' . u .- Q V V Y u F a . o u Y . 0 l Q V ' ' D . A A u . . -. . Lf . P a Q ' l , . u . 4 u O I . . H. I . . 1 3 D . . A . - . ' ' vr v L LJ O J' n . fe , f ' FP: . . ' - e , r A ' K' , , , ' , e . in . ul. rr ' ' . I i Q. A , - e . J 'f ' Lg ' 1 r - H ' ' , . ', , . . . o I x 9 . . 'NN a JI! Davis,Paspard,Small,Humphrey,R1ckdall,Mr Clarke,Benson,Van Wlerlnge1,Kramp1tz,Nokleby, Ruble,Smith,Boet+cner,Ievaque Peck,Svoboda,Gardner,B1ckley gala! Blue and Gold underwent a revl lon tb1S year a Mr Sldney Clarke sfepp d lnto the 2dV1SOP posltlon The staff was dlvlded 1HtO two groups wlth Shlrlev Ruple and Joanne Boettcher co edltors of one group, and Vlrglnla Thomas and Emma Van Wlerlng n co Sd1tOFS of the oth r At the end 0? tne PIP t sem ste the taff was aEd1H changed, thls tlme lnto a froup of erperle ced +udents and a group oF those who had not worked on the sphool newspaper before Edltor of the experlenced S' ff, called UBlue StaVf,n was Ron Humphrey Ed1TOF of The non xperledced stlF?, or WGoldsH, was Bob Ga dner Thls vear, due to lack of Funds, the S+ pf had experlmented Wlth the multlpraph process of p 1Hf1HF a smaller paper wlth an off set pres Thls has met supcess, slnce the paper w1ll be able to contaxn the same amount of news as a larger paper Cnlv the type and 1ze o the paper wlll be reduced bv photosrlph VAN'S FARM EQUIPMENT 'rRAc'rons IMPLEMENTS V3 - .. X 5 x . ' Q , , 'N V O i , 'T . I X 'X , 5 V ! 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Smlth, S Buble, K Peck, J enson, T Davls, v111drd, C Sandell, B Gardner. wad amd We hor 'ou w111 1 10 P 53 Flnas Ann amp A , 1 ea o Sxnool clear and conL1 f op +h 7 school vvdr +110 V' ' the S159 . owb an 1 1 + bP+wn The Dehfle 19111 or th1S DFO1UP+lOU worn T0'Qs+f T TTD' Upan rleorlnf ASS0CL1t6 DdlLOF, Enma Var M1 1 f VG+ Tu? , Jnar cf enin Ua'e Levahve, r 1 T 1 cle pn Vrouf, ' 5 Theron 115 Trfbon n, qos marv Hn- Prsor, Ph 1115 Ar tvnn Ron Ium nrev, blrle Rub Q, boar Qvnoo1a, Ka 1ne W111a d, Joinne Ben.on, LQondr1 r'cVsDn, and Joanne Anme+ef contrmbxfen th conv Vr T1ofd 'ls faculty 1GJl'0' A 27 ug!!! ,A- ,!, v ag? vxg K' at g!'c' 49 1 0 fy ' V ' - cr z ' A -4 X ' ' L - f ..,- ' xi ts. v 5 ' '19 I A F -'tirux N . 5 . Q U .. , . x T x wif x VY vvvq q Q 0 . 9 , T' dy 'T H ,T U., B, N , , . ,, , J . . . np a o 0 0 B - o Na 5 V 1 l O I T 'Q 1 '., Qnf'v 'lie f'9 tnif fn iff circus bu wi? of ?HQ 1,?L- C,1n. 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X , E 1- 1 V ,-.:.-.J Jf' ' xX x 1. - B , .e 'tv ,Q1 I f I 'L 9 J 1' ' ' u we -- lp I I 'K I .0 FK l' , 1 'O 65 ,4- I '- Erlcksen,eaniall,Ekman,Komen,Woody,Gardner,Smnth,Levaque,Loree,Krampltz,Streeter,Fender, Graff,Knutzen,Scott,Arntzen,Corn1sh,Wesen,Benson,Br1sb1n,Anderqon,N4elsen,Ruole,Shepler, Vhes1ey,Wil1ard,Rohweier,Edd1e,Prlce,Smltn,Borger,UcRae,Dealy, Ratfleld,Summers,omit,oull1van,Rosendu1 L 3 nsfn,Edd1e,Anderson, r1edr1chs,Kiens,Sandall, Humphrey Mr Lloyd,Gurney,BruCker,Skog,Crumrlne,Nasson,Peterson,peck,Nelsou,Worse,Duffy,Chesley, Omda1,Withrow The Torch Club started otf the ye r wltl the electlon of officers The result of the electlon proved unusual as all the of lcers elected had name beglnnlng wlth J They we e as follows Joyce Graff, presldent, Jerry Benson, vlce president, and Jo Ann Benson, secretary The plTSt thlng on the club ayendum was the 1H1tl3t1OD of the students who had proved themselves to be morthy of membership by their scholas '16 achlevement the precedlng year It was declded to have comlc Sfrlp characters as the theme of tre 1HltldT1OH and to have the ceremonl s on October twenty flTSf The 1H1t13fSS came to school dressed as Blondle, D3gWOOQ, Sweet Pea, and other fav orltes As the reward for thelr efforts the new memb rs were honored at theanrmnl Torch banquet held that evenlng The Torch Club has had a very successful year and we W1Sh to thank our advlsor, Mr Lloyd, for helplng us over th rough spots llffr Lloyd,I Benson,J Benson,T Graff U I c' I 1 A l, Q E Y. - 1 - . . , e . .. , I . . . , .I A , A V 1 . - I fi f! 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L ' A r 0 V v VY ,Q 5 J - X X af--., f 1 f 4 , WB, , 5 J-gms Ig .gf , V 0 f 0 o 1, o QeQQa5Qei53Q,j Bitseff,Smiley, Chrysler, 'Purner,McGlauflin,Brunz,Ovenell, F!'1f'SCh Gurney,Egbert,Miller,Power,Summers,Dowen,Sullivan,Drake,Young,Pk Edmonson Bickley,Dahl,Arians,Wesen,Poldervart,Ericksen,Wilson,Hower,Cardner,Cl1zbe,Anderson TIGER CLUB The Tlper Club 15 a boys' honorary club of forty members, ten from each class The OPTICSTS for l952 53 were Rlchard UP1tSCh, presldent, Kendall Turner, v1ce ores ident, and Leonard Erlcksen, secretary treasurer Mr Max Eomonson of the faculty took over the 3dVlSOFSh1p of the club from Mr Norman, who h lped to organlze the club, had been the advlsor unt1l thls year at the Klrkby Memorlal Fleld durlng the BEH9 Sedro Woollev foo+ball game The m1XEQ pep assembly, and hl1pt1F6 3CL1VlTl6S were sponsored bv the T1ger Club Half tlme act1v1t1es lncluded floats sponsored bx several clubs and class s A trophv was presented to the student body wlth the n mes o' the 1PS+, second, and thlrd prlze floats Thls vear the Tlger Club w s outstand rf 1U lts 768d9TSh1D, school splrit and servlce L Ericksen,D Fritsch K Turner Mr Edmonson D62 7002 65717515 WHERE IT'S A PLrASUHE IO SHOP AND E1SY TO PARK THF CHOICE OF THE PEOPLF FOR THE FINEST HEATH AND THF FRESHER FRUITu AND VPKLTHBLHQ 4' I ' J '. . f ' Y . X l ' ' M 1 as 1, W, 1 I . ' I If 2 ' ' -:N ' ' V , -1, 9 ... f y 1 - f H Qs Q -A 'rc I ' ' 1 ' - N ' - M , 4 ,J , A , W T j 1 W! , I I I ' V' I f A r 1 , ' . .x 1 I - V ' I A .Y ' I I . x ' ' ' ' ' . ' 0 o X . . ' S . The club Planned the program For the third annual homecoming, wtich was presented 6 I .V U. .!. I U ., . - , . . . . H Y J , 3 . I Q r :gc 1 o ' 0 . . K C1 L .V .1 A . . A U, .4 8 i.J . . L .1 . 0 X . f 1 . , 1 r 1 A , X . b 2 I A r T - ' l, X I I I I 0 Q . N v Y A F .iv-Qu?-dl'-vw ' N 1 ' vs rn Q M r J m . .' L, , ' . V1 , 1 'N J J J K ' Q V ..c .-' ' .7 flim' QV, B Pocock A Rosenqulst M Peterson Anderson N W1 a d M Snepler B Krampltz C Qmlth Davenpon E Olson M Graff BTIS 1n C Tjeerdsma Fr1edrichs J Chesley TIIDDS J GI0 Benson D Bowers FSCYI M 1 J Svoboda Smartlv dressed 1n unlforms of navy blue, the Tlgerettes Wmarchedn through a rother year as one of the outstandlng clubs of the school, under the capable leader ship of Joan Svoboda, drlll leader and club presldent Nadlne Wlllard was chosen as v1ce presldent, Arlene We sen, secretary treasurer, and Mrs Shlrley Entrllin, ad visor This year the T1g6T9t+6S acted as a pep club as well as belng a drlll team Participating durlng the halftim perlods o' bo+h football and basketball games, at the annual HOm6COm1Hg festlvltles, when they comblned with the band for a march lng drill Travellng to Bothell for a Drlll Conference last sprlng, the glrls received a hlgh ratlng as they have in prevlcus years Wlth only slx Senlors graduatlng, the group should prove fully as successful next year The UHlfOPmS, whlch were the same as last year's, were navy skirts and navy blou ses w1th gold pep-club emblens, white sox and dlcxies, and black and whlte saddles The dark colors presented a pleaslng p1c+u e ln the drllls Za! A Dagmfe Depmtmwt Sim Mrs. Entrikln,-J Svoboda my ladies Ready To Wear . ' . - V , R, , , '11 1 ,.. N. A . ' ' J . ' b' - ' M , ' , E . P ' . s s J, , A.We and L ler they have added a colorful note to the contests. NAn outstanding drill was presented 1 , B 1 1 'E I , K ,S :KD 7 six v 1 KID fx I I 4' 1 As! Dea1y,Ratfield,Boettcher,Mrs Oldenburg Gaspard,Hanstad,Treaduel1,Van W1er1ngen,Eddie,Willard An outdoor corn roast at the home of presldent Charles Sandell st rted the year s 3Ct1V1t1BS for the Sp3H1Sh Club Other Off1C6PS for the year were Emma Van Wieren gen, v1ce presldent, and Jo Anne Boettcher, secretary treasurer The outstand1ng club achlevement 'or the year was the burchase o' a record nlayer for the language department It 1S hoped that uture club donatlons w1ll help to furnlsh a good supply of Sp3H1Sh records The h1gh light of the year's actlvlties conslsted of breaking the plnata at the Chrlstmas party, held this year at Emma's home Inaugurated thls year was a fiesta whlch we hope will become tradltlonal a breakfast served Mexlcan style by Los Gin- gos to the hlgh school teachers, with other honors and courtesles throughout the day for the faculty The average club membershlp for the year was about twenty lve, the thlnning rank o' the old members belng replenlshed at the mlb s me 'er 1n1t1at1on, Wh1Ch th1s year found 1n1t1ates in t MSYICBH attlre E,Van wieringen,J.Boettcher,C.Sanda1l, Mrs.0ldenburB A W f -' -- y a, 1 'I , Q ' . r r Y' J V, an . 1 f A J .,,. r , , X ' ll N. X ' I Q ' gn, x 4 i9 dl I-5.5 N 1,1 .J . Gross,Peck,Sandell . 2 F , 0 U P tfgu xi L . . A .:- e Stv . . . . . . Ll' ,C I . 0 l 1 I M111er,Ekman,Anderson,Wi1lard,Sandall,Humphrey,Edd1e,Peck,Chesley,Van Wieringe Rub1e,Benston Dealy, Ratfield,Levaque,Davis,Duffy,Smith,Gardner,Su1livan,Colv1n,Svoboda The Burlington Edison High School Fhesnian Troupe No Q60 completed another suc cess? l year under the caoable l ad rship of Mr Paul Brincken, advisor, Nadlr I llq d president, The on Dafis, vice presid nt Loraine Streeter, secreflry treas urer, Leroy Colvin, sc io Thev bepan a V rv 3C+1V V ar by s+1s1ng a pen assenbly 1nd enferinp 4 decorate car in the homecominv parade and presen ng 1 verv successful mixer aft r the game In Janui y very impressive lHl+1JtlOD cer nony was held o the studenis who had prov d themselv s worthy of memb rshio bv tkeir activities in the many phases of ler Marilyn Wddie, Emma Van Jie ing n, Glen D alv, Ski ley Rubl , Chuck Sandelg and Kathl en Peck In February, Thespians sponsored a penny a vote week dur ng which students could vote for a sweetheart kinv and queen Stub nts also enjoyed the t 1 gram day wher thev could s nd messages +o their Vrien s in o her classe Near th close of the ye r plans were made to attend a s+ pe play at the Pent house or the Showroa+ in 9ea+tl Anofker 1n1 lation was held and the Outstandinr Thesoian nas chosen A banouet climax d a year of hard work, but one which provef fo be the best vet 449 L Colvin,Mr Brincken,L Streeter, N Willard T Davis 01.50 N Hardware 81 Lumber Co 750 WAIH wVnk AILDU BdRLlUGTON, WISHINHTON I 0 u ns Q V . Q - . .T . it ,h .V i , U - 11 g 1, . 6' S ' .' . ' ' ' ' ',Q ?i. ,r . ' ,' . r ' ,- f e ,Q -' ,L - - ' ' r' e. X' e V 4' 2 ei 'J t' ' I w l E t , ' , ' 5 ' , ' U . . ti 5 , . . .' A e . ff' a A '., ' ' 'c'f ' e. , f r , c 9 9 ' , L 9 . . I 1 . ' I ' . dramatics around BEHS. The initiates were Terry Hatfield, Vera Ekman, Marilvn Mil- ' s ' 3 r' ,e ,. e . 1'r e 1 . 1: S f . ' ' C, . , ls , ' ' e e ' , 1 ' e , L J ' , ' d ' t , 5. e - , a 1 . , sa. , - . - 'J J .V K 1 U E C J 1 . l . ' . i . XJ . 'e f . f ' G ' ' ' ' ' l I ' . F J A' L J 1 I . Q . O fi? 0 . Q 0 I . ' EF T T 'R f'E Wu NL' r ale U Pr1ce,Young,Cox,Mr Pratt Eitr1em,Omdal,Campbell,Hudson,F11ck,Jensen,Friedrichs,W1throw,Dahl,Anderson Gurney,Ambers,Tjeerdsma,Wade,French,Gibbs,Carr,olind,McGehee,Sandall,Thomas Moen,Wallace,Small,Humphrey,Anderson,Anderson,Niemerslage,Saimons,Fhomas,Dow, Green Ploeg,Brady,Cassidy,Decker The Burlington Edison High School Band began the l952 53 school year under the very able direction of Mr Feverel Pratt Mr Pratt began his career at B E H S with a young, inexperienced band and accomplished a great deal ln the succeeding nine months Offiecers elected to assist the director were president, Burna Dan Friedricks, vice president, Charles Sandell, secretary treasurer, Stella Anderson, and librarians, Cathrine Thomas and Shirley Ambers The band was very active in school affairs They were present at all the home football games and traveled to Edmonds to support the team They were in attend ance at home basketball games and always livened up the pep assemblies The group also attended a Skagit Valley J C game as guest band The band also performed on many special occasions The highlight of the year was the Santa Claus Parade in Seattle, for which they received a participation plaque Other performances included the Christmas Concert, the Spring Concert, and the Music Festival in Bellingham. The year was completed with the annual trip to Bow and Burlington cemetaries for the Memorial Day services. The organization has developed into an up-and coming group, and in the pastyear has seen many accomplishments. They have regained the appreciation of school and communitv and in coming years will gain the appreciation of the whole county. S.Anderson,B.Friedrichs,C.Sandell .wQX41f I is C iii T V Ttu C 7644 760141024 and eoe44944 Phlpps,Hodge,oaspard,Vandeman,Ammeter,Noole,Rasar,Brown,Sull1van,Hall,Peterson, Howe,Knutzen, Mr Nahlstrom,Dav1s,Yer+er,Thomae,Rawdon, rcenwalt,Ambe s,Cass1dJ,oardner,Daven oor+,Clanton,Kramp1tz Turk,Groves,Mccartney,Nathan,Barr1ngton,H1cnards,Croeby,Perkins,Peth,Moore,Fry, Wiczaels Th s year the Glee Club was reorganlzed lnto a group of m xed voloes, replaclng the all g rl Choralettes of 1959 They met durlng the las+ Derlod of the day under the dlrectlon of Mr Wahlstrom The grouo enrlched the vocal numbers Dres nted at the ChF1S+U3S Corcert and the Sorlng Concert, annual events at BEHS They fraveled to Concrete w1fh the Chorus on an exchang assemblv V1S1t that was one of the hlgh llghfs of the year 0 2275725 775,-i'2Z'S7 MEATS FRUITS VEGETABLES BURLINGTON, WASHINGTON PHONE 7 ,511 . r-. H . . 4 K . ., Y ' - Y F ' P . . .J . 'J -- I' V - . A u A 5 i A L ? .1 c 0 : 0 O -4 L M, A .L Q . . - J. ,log ' A T n .1 I . . . . 1 ' e . . , . JA L 2 4 - Q J . . . . 1 .9 -J . ,A . I I I I , 'N .. 1 Coffee,Farnsworth,Miller,McGlauflin,McMillen,Drake,Boston,Hodge,Smit,Edson,Ovenel1, Benson,Wiemerslage,Stakkestad,Egbert,Groves,Mr Wahlstrom Gurney,Proctor,Richter,Stone,Jenkins,Colvin,Thomas,Rasar,B1tseff,Tjeerdsma,Car Fritsch,Frost,Dealy,Chrysler,Hal1,Nelson,Boettcher Gross,Watkinson,Clark,Edd1e,nddie,Su1livan,Kerr,Crumr1ne,Vahlbusch,Jacobson,Hanstad, Price,Bessner,Rand,Frank,Rohweder,Egbert,Peth Nielsen,Perkins,Mart1n,Peterson,Wersen,Osborne,Duffy,Allen,Houser,Galbreath,Lowe, Treadwell,Bates,Thomas,Fitzgerald,Wasson,Streeter,Duffy The Chorus began their activities with the election of officers. They chose Jer- ry Benson for presidentg Ben Thomas, vice presidentg and Barbara Rohweder, secre- tary treasurer. During the football season the group were in charge of one of the pep assemblies. They presented a skit which was a take-off on the poem Hiawatha. It was well re- ceived and enjoyed by all the pupils. This was an eventful year in the career of the Chorus. They traded vocal pro- grams with Concrete, Sedro WodDey, and Mount Vernon. They sang at the dedication of new West View School and presented a Christmas program in conjunction with the Band and Glee Club. They traveled considerably, including a trip to Bellingham for the Northwest Music Festival in the latter part of March. Their last public presenta- tion of the year was the annual Spring Concert, given with the Band and Glee Club. Mr. Ted Wahlstrom again directed the organization through one o' its most succes- sful years. DARIGQLD , 0 0 Skagit County Dairy Association T -. . ' '12 ' ' f 1-.f..f. wA.f1 -. y , Ho. ' M To o H41 ol .og n 1 iii xg 3 ,. U , X - 1 y y . Q . I I . . To