Burlington Community High School - Pathfinder Yearbook (Burlington, IA)

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Fragrant Pines All fresh from the Christmas vaca- tion, we resumed school on lanuary fifth, and the winter term was in full swing. After a few days of getting used to school life again, the habit of hitting the books hard until the semester grades were given was well established. When we weren't too busy studying, the sports of basket- ball, swimming, and wrestling took all of our interest. Along with all of the activity in the field of sports, the music department was busy get- ting ready for the first annual pre- sentation of the year, the orchestra concert. Later in the winter term came the vice versa dance spon- sored by the Iunior Iournalism staff. Ending the activities of the winter season was the chorus's yearly pro- gram.

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Blooming Flowers Spring, the last term of the year, was for most of us the most important. All departments of the high school were busy with last minute activity. The music department presented its last program of the year, the band concert. Sports activity was bustling with golf, tennis, and track meets. The teachers were finishing their classes and giving final grades, and honor students were being chosen for the National Honor Society. As the time for graduation grew near, Seniors were heard discussing their college or vocational plans. Finally the time came to rent the caps and gowns, and everyone had mixed feelings about leaving B. H. S. Some of the best years of our lives were spent here, and now we were ready to continue into our adult life. When the Spring term ended, our high school days also drew to a close. F! -dies. -are 'F , wvgk. .M , -- rvmgg ,ns , .,-I Iwi, 'rm gi, 1' Wx- :ix M: he '1 gff1'2g.l 1i2 ' 'M Merge' Q ,wif -gzfffiftfi 2 .11 -san' M Qzgfgf we -f-.:v - lc mr.-1 any X , 'HTEEWFL ..'fl17 f4.. 51? ' 45511 'ffff-'J V- '15 7' A , In an I M-Ar' it ,v Sv. V t i ',Q . . . 'j'lk',t.-.u, vf ., .f-s Lu -' MFZV. gee, J, A W1 1 .4 ' s ' ' WM -. wh 9.' 2. A ty 1469 vez'-1? wg yi? 1 sf,-, f 4m,f:wZ?l.f tt vi., if t N M' wi' fs 4411.1 .Q f wi ,t S wa W -ft 5