Burlington High School - Cougars Din Yearbook (Burlington, CO)

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FRESHMAN CLASS BAPK ROW--Gene Johnson, William Terry Gay, Darrell Farnsworth, Myron Harrison, Eldon Boese, Lewis Inman, William James, Pat Vogt, Paul Scott, Richard Hammond, James Busby, Mary Jane Bornhauser, Donna Murphy, Ava Andrews, Ruby Schaal, Jeanette Smith, Ruth Matthies, Jean Davis. MIDDLE ROXV-Russell Lewis, John Johnson, Danny Gilbert, Eugene Fasse, Arnold Baud- er, Gerald Johnson, Harold Mangus, Charles Farnsworth, Ray Hall, Ronald Olson, Royce Clark, Ina Lea Mangus, Mary Plautz, Lola Knapp, Erma Schmidt, Viola Strobel. FIRST ROW-Darrel Morrow, Jerry Eberhart, Francis Abbott, Howard Winfrey, Raymond Purlnton, Donna Cole, Idalene Lynn, VVilma YValters, Jean Sivey, Helen Jacobson, Eva Barnhart, Wanda Hines, Donna Merritt, Carol Hoschouer, Ellen Otteman. ABSENT-Joe Lynn, Alice Taylor, Bob Carter. Sponsors . .. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Tolos CLASS OFFICEIIS James Busby .. ................... . ..... President Joe Lynn ..... ... Vice-President Ava Andrews ....... ,, ...... ..... S ecretary Mary Plautz .................. ...... T reasurer Student Body Representative .. Donna Murphy FLASH 0F '51 On October l the freshman initiation was held and was a gala event for the sophomores and an experience never to be forgotten by the freshmen. The girls wore different shoes with one long stocking' and one short one, with their hair in six or more braids, with their dresses on backwards, with a boy's necktie or bow tle, also on backwards. The boys wore dlfferent shoes and socks, hair parted in middle and plastered with oil, shirts inside out and backwards, trousers rolled above knees with green ribbon tied just below the knees. The whole class was compelled to sing Red and Black twice. VVednesday evening at the party, a quartet consisting of Purinton, Farnsworth, Scott and Inman sang Red and Black. The most enjoyable event of the evening was Jim Vogt doing a Hawaiian dance to music- furnished by Mr. Fluckey. VVilma WValters played her accordion near the end of the party. Refreshments were served late in the evening. Of the 56 freshmen who started, four have dropped or moved away.

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EIGHTH GRADE MAPK ROVV-'Dale XVeiser, Dean Lewis, Jay Matngus, Dallas Stevens, Fleo Nine, Rolf Jensen, Ric-hard XVinslow, Hivlmrd Fhzinnell, Carrol Fozile. SlGl'0ND ROXV-Alive Bnrnhztrt, lietzi Mae Svott, Kathryn Anderson, Phyllis i I'tllll0lH.L, Shirley Andrews, Doris 'I'.iylor, lfredu llillington, Jean XYulrod, Phyllis lfuruseth, iVil- ma XVinslow. l llUN'l' IUNV-Vuiirlelizl Klos-lu-ntei.:'ei', Helen 'I'lieil, Neva lkowker, Norma Paine, Sue lluyes, Leona Hufer. PLANS 0Fl H'EIKS Presiflent ..,.... , ...... .. Cleo Hive 'i'I't'ii.SUl'l'l' ..,... .. Lefvnai llziI'er Yi:-e-President .. ..,. Dallas Stevens liepresentutive .. .. Nornm l 4iine Sem-retziry . ..... .. liielmrd Clmnnell Sp unsor . ....... .. Miss Vulver SEVENTH GRADE HANK ILOXV-Billy Dickinson, John Van Dorn, George YVinning'h:im, Diek llonilnerg, Ed Abbott, Orville Pratt, Delores Stubbs, Mary Taylor, Darlene XValters, Arlene llrnek- lllt'j't'T, Bonnie llzirber, Nellie Hammond, Doris Knapp, He-tty Ann 'l'e-nniukeit, I-Eloise Johnson. SlCf'0ND ROW-Hill lfairnsworth, St-otty Frnuse, Doren XVhitmore, Harold Busby, Imren XVliitniore, liilly Byer, lliehzirfl lillsworth, Shirley Luvke, Farolyn Foos, June Hardy, June Pole, Virginia Mzmuus, bovine Tlmmpson, Mary liliule, Mrs. Sally llnucler. l4'lhON'l' ll0XVwSylvus lienpfe, Holi Hnrlly, Donald Krueger, Douprlais Penny, Vlaiire Litell, Dolores Danforth, Alive Hzirris, l.orettzi Frites, Joan Davis, Marie Jensen, Al!Sl'lN'l'-Mit-key Hines, lflonnie Johnson, Darlene Turner. CLASS OFFICEIKS President ...... .. Harold Hushy 'Treasurer .... .. Donailvl Krueuer Vis-e-Presixlent .. S1-ottv Proust- Representative llonnie linrlu-1' Sem-retairy . .,... . Norene 'Vlinniixson Sponsor , Mrs. Sully llzunler