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

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'i5mYaU'fW?2f2Z-,ElpU? lSi The Pathfinder, 1922 LESS3E'L54RW?'m2+EE ' N o o l ill S Q, SQ! l J 'HSI fw' ki is KY: ga w R ' 192 Q Q - l FRED CQEXFBMAN CARLCIQIXEZIERSON 'Q Hop, skip and Hunk. His body, Begible and lirrbor, , forcheshnm And headed wlth a knolm of tlmbexu' w fClass Basketball, Chsthomansl 5- lzl L as l K 5 N 2 o we vw N O 53 95 is N 5 aw l K se 'Q EVA BAXTER D5NII':L BEADLE ' ,N --Sobel., Steadfast and demuregv I Much foo w-use to walk into a 'welll' N LQ iMay Fetej 1CadetZ, GCl1sS.homans, Student Connell, Purple Lg: an my Q le la o F W W 'Ml '93 F5 lil N R31 I E N W HJ HARRIET BOTHE HELEN BOWEN N Q5 Pleasure and action make the hours seem sl'1m't. SO wise, so Y9UDH- h H N fAlpha Lambda, Scrilxhlers, May Fetej She pafmot' uve lonsfsmgle' Q lStudent Counml, Normal Trmnmg Club, Hypa- X, 3g,,S?S'CeM VOM- 'lil QQ l l EMT? 36 , JQZWP 'm Q42? g LikQ-QA E.-4 Page 21 , J

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X 'WBliFrMZE19I?W:?n iSi?1' The Pathfinder, 1922 iSS9ii2Z22??e?1'afgiE..Gt? E Unto remembrance of those Whose brightening lives have passed beyond The Great Divide, we dedicate This page of saddened emnriez FRANCES JOHNSON Frances Johnson's death took from the Senior Class one of its most loyal members.. Among her many friends the news of her decease came as a great shock. It was in- deed diiiicult to realize that one whose friendship we had learned to value highly, should so suddenly be taken from among us. Miss Johnson's aifable, winning personality, acquired for her the friendship of every member of our class. . RAYMOND SILLICK The death of Raymond Sillick saddened the hearts of the entire student body, but especially the members of his class. Sillick's fine, clean-cut manhood was quickly recognized among his classmates and won for him a large number of friends. He was an unusually able and industrious student of great promise. Through his death the Senior Class has lost one of its most popular members. JOHN DOANE The tragedy of John Doane's death is one that has never been forgotten. It would be akin to probing an old wound, to review the accident which was the cause of his decease. Let it suffice to say that Doane's fight for life, although a losing one, showed his splendid grit and uniiinch- ing courage. He will be remembered as a cheerful, gener- ous lad, ever ready to help a friend. Doane's unflagging in- terest in school affairs gave him great popularity. A con- scientious worker, he held an equally high place in the esti- mation of his teachers. . l is Q. ti S it it? is S. ri i ti s N ii T15 KS- 3'rV4'?5jQ1JQ2?3? gL?ZZtJ E??f?E f'?2K?H5-F-i'1ff Zhj tad Page 20

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VEEQIQQQQQEEQHWEEE The Pathfinder, 1922 LSgi 5WQW2P i Q31 Rl lb' W W ill li 3 ll li N R Q 3 N ll gl Q all ll if X . ll gg REVA BRENNEKE PAUL BUETTNER lg Men! I love 'em all ! BitlD ' , gl QMHY pete, Chorus, One who says little, but takes in everything. Wg iLatin Club 2, Science Club 2, Football, Basketballj ml l ll Q Q H., ' N l i l Rl eg i S la N ' F 3 4 i EARL BURKHART FLORENCE CARLSON lm IN His jufigment, lilce the heavenly moon llid show --Gaze into hm. eyes and shefs a little angel' 3 ng Tempemmz all things down here below-' Gaze a. little longer and she's a little imp. W W iDe0laH'mt01'!'l 4May Fete, Chorusj i QQ ll l i lil R .N Sir sl lx in lil ml in W li' QQ flll Q . ll 4 U Q., Q iw HELEN CARLSON LORRAINE CARMEAN l fm Nor hold, nor shy, nor short, nor tall, I'll be merry, I'll be free, R But a mingling of them all. And fad for nobody. W lMay Fetel lMay Fete, Normal Training Club, Chorusl i in ' ' Q eo e . ,- y . gg1'f'1'E2?f'i5jQ35Z?EJ1l3rL2?2?ZQ,l1lwE5?mlpfm'Fli .,.,,gg'-'sf..WW,QfZK1?.a LfCEE2fEi33lf'?k'i'1f?E 1M5AL,41 rvl Page 22