Burley High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Burley, ID)

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Wi WK T. '7 1' 46-. Lili' Jsfmw A Sw :XR BETTE ANDERSON - - - Stomp My home is in heaven, I'm just here on a visit. HELEN ANDERSON - - Anile Silence is golden, so is her hair. MARVA BAILEY - - Marv Oh, she's playful alright. KENNETH BARRY - - - Ken A country lad with dainty country ways. THEO BELL - - - Fritz To worry about tomorrow is to be unhappy today. JESS BIDEGANETA - Bidgy A pink excuse is better than none. ELLIS BODEN ---- Sheik 0ne is blessed when one has both sense and good looks. WILLARD BOWEN - - Will Gives no tongue to his thoughts. JUNIOR BRADSHAW' - june Junior would like school if it were not for the classes. DE VAL BUTTARS Dee Takes life easy. VALERIA CALKINS - - Val She is best liked who is alike to all. WAYNE CALL - - Wayne My mother fed me canned milk-that's why I'm condensed. JAMES CAMPBELL - j'as. R. Mamma's little helper. LEOLA CLAYTON - - Clay Bright as a 100-Watt Mazda. Y KATHLEEN COLEMAN - Kathie Oh dear, I'm getting to be just like the rest of the younger generation.

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Seniors Goiaoox R11 rua IIE last year of our first educational career has now been reached. For twelve long years we have been working for it, and now that it has come, we wish that we might go through it all again. But, the second time we would probably take it much more seriously. We have all had a great deal of fun Working and planning together for the purpose of accomplishing something. The class of 1938 has been a very successful and outstanding one. We have had an excellent representation in the athletic Held as well as many good scholars. It is our hope that the other classes of the Burley High School will follow in our footsteps on the road to success. The class officers for the year include: President, Gordon Ritterg Vice-President, Marva Baileyg Secretary, Clara Maig Treasurer, George Hackneyg Representative, W'ilbur Popp, Adviser, Miss Mary Barclay. C lL A S S O ll? 1 9 3 8 Senior Executive Committee

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GRANT CALIPBELL - A kind and gentle heart he has. and foes. ALBERTA Coox A happy-go-lucky girl. MARILYN COTTLE The girl with a smile - - Sou to comfort friends - C ookiv - Mwrit' for everyone. ANNABEL DAX'I.EY - - Amzielvrl It is impossible to love and be wise. LI'll take love.l JILAN DENMAN - - IICFPIIF' My bark is worse than my bite. FRANCES DEWEY - Duke' Why can't I do two things at the same time? RUSSELL DOMAN - - - Rusty They might call me a pansy, but I'm no wall- flower. VELMA DRAGE - - - Toi I'll go my way and have my fun and lct those who will be clever. IVIURIEL DRAKE - - Turk I walk on my own feet, except when I'm dancing. ALBA DUKE - - - - Bobbie She looks so innocent and quiet. GEORGE ESPE - - - QIDOCU There may have been great men before me. but I doubt it. BILL EVANS - - Nwaggfrjl Thru' lights-first, himself, second, the sun, third, the moon. WILLIAM FARWELL - He eats all his dates. - Willie ANNA FERLIC - - - Ann That she is studious none can doubt, For an armful of books she is never without. MARAE GARNER - Trixie We all love dark, mysterious eyes. 17 i' '50- X- 3' 41 Wm. 'QT' As. -. bv -L 51 -oh, 01990 f lx