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

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RANCIS BACOKA Science ngton State College or of Science, Bachelor of Education ears in BEI-IS. BA RBA RA BE T Z Economics University, University of Washington lor of Science in Home Economics ears in BEHS, MAX EDMON SON ah, Typing and Blue and Gold em State College, Century College irsity of Washington 'lor of Arts years in BEHS. UGENE EN TRIKIN rial Arts rn Washington College of Education lor of Arts in Education years in BEHS, IL GIROUIX Mechanics hill School, Rapid Transportation, estown, N,D, ne Construction, Spokane Years in BH-IS. MR, PERRY BARTH University of Washington Bachelor of Arts in Misic One year at BEHS fn CC, N I I NX- JX' Q o- MR. SIDNEY CLARKE gg 5 Commercial an uw University of Washington A Bachelor of Arts Two years in BEHS, Q' X K 013 NG- ' ,gk MR S . ARLENE EKSTRAN Algebra, Education and Psychology Washington State College Bachelor of Arts Four years in BEHS, MRS. SHIRLEY ENTRIKEN Girls Physical Education and Health Western Washington College of Education Bachelor of Arts in Education Three years in BEHS. MR. LEON GURNEY Science and Mathmatics Washington State College, Bachelor of Science Seven years in BEHS, University of Washington 9 43

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X4 l l B. Row: jean Sullivan, Dale Levaque, Kendall Tumer Art Arians Bill Cassidy F. Row: Betty Clanton, Jeanette Smith, janet Neilson Norma Jacobson Elma Bob Zadfwl Of genital Kendall Tumer. . . . . . . . . President Bob Summers. . . . . . . Vice-President jean Sullivan. . . . . . . . Secretary jeC1D8l1Ze Smith. . . . . . . . . . . . . Treasurer This year of 1954, has indeed been a great one. You might say that it has been a new era of progress. We have built a new physical education and music building which is one of the finest and one of the most modern buildings of its kind. We have also built a new football field which has proved to be one of the best in the Northwest League. Our student body has also beer. a fine one. They hare not only expressed themselves well in schoolastics and sports, but have been an excellent group to work with. I would like to extend my thanks to the principal and the superintendent, who have guided us through the year and helped us to become better students and better citizens. Above all, Iwould like to thank the faculty, who has shared their class time so that we could carry on with our activities. Without their cooperation it would have been impossible. Ithink that it is inevitably easy to see that cooperation is an important factor. It is for this reason that Burlington- Edison High School is growing to become one of the finest high schools in the state of Washington. 5? ?ze4c'devzt... ' feudal! 7wuzefz

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MRS, MARIE HARNDEN English Oklahoma ASM Bachelor of Science Eleven years in BEI-IS. MR NELSON LLOYD MR. LEE LARSON Science and Mathmatics University of Washington, Cal Tech Bachelor of Science in Ma Eight years in BEHS. MISS SALLY LUTHER English Mathmatics and Latin i - ofw hingt University of Idaho, University of Washington Igagfggryof Art? on Bachelor of Arts Twelve years in BEHS. ff ,Q f ' fic gr. 5 ff-64 MRS. LAWSON Sociology, psychology, and mathmatics Willamette University, Western Washington Bachelor of arts in Mathrnatics One year in BEHS, OLDENBURG English and Spanish University of Washington Bachelor of Arts Nine years in BEHS. . MR. NORMAN ROEBER Washington State History and Driver Training Northem State Teachers College, Western Washington College of Education Bachelor of Science Six vears in BHIS, MR. WIl.FORD WILLS Vocational Agriculture Washington State College One year at B. E, H, S, MR KENNETH MCAULAY Western Washington College of E Boys Physical Education and Healt ' c Bachelor of Science, Master of Ec Six years in BEHS. MILDANREFF University of Washington Bachlor of Arts ouwmmmnmx MRS. RUTH ROWLEY Colorado A G M Western Washington University of Washington Kansas State Bachelor 6 Matters in Home Boom Bachelor of Science in Agriculture liahf vonrc in RFI-IS