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

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Mr .lohnsfmr Adviser' 2 J Youngqllistf Reprd ' d iser. ef J Dimes P'eS'l ' .9 Mrs. Solenef A V w Mr Schroeder, Advis 9 ' s eg B. Thomasf Rep' 9ACK R0 1 ' , d Vate, e V P S Johnson. Tfeasq R' Van er Cla ss Officers SENIORS WMM nd ROW1 .l- Walden' We seniors must now realize that our high school days are coming to a close. The future stands before us, holding many opportunities. As we go our different ways we shall always remem- ber our senior year as a real milestone in our lives. It was during this year that we assumed the many responsibilities of leadership. Tiger Club, Girls' and Boys' Clubs, GAA, FFA, the editorship of the school publications, and many other organizations were headed by members of our class. We feel that much experience was gained and that we are better persons as a result of our service in school activities. In order that we might carry out the plans for our many activities, six capable class officers were chosen. They were jim Dynes, president, jim Walden, vice-president, Ruth Vander Vate, secretary, Sharon johnson, treasurer, Brenda Thomas and john Youngquist, representatives to the student council. We, the senior class, would like to thank all who have helped to make our four years of high school such a profitable experience - our teach- ers, the administration, the school board, and our parents. Not only have we learned from our books but we have formed many ideals and goals which will remain with us and influence our lives as we go out into the world on our ovm. To Burlington-Edison High School we bid a sad farewell, but with us go many fond memories of these past four years.

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