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

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'i FW -A SENIORS JI-IIS class, which entered Burlington High School in 1927, was one of the largest ever to make its debut into this well-known institution of learning. During its four years it has carried on its full share of activities, some successfully, some with failure. Now, in 1931, after the usual joys and sorrows of every high school career, one of the most representative classes the school has ever known is about to cross the threshhold of a new era in life. Part of the class plans, of course, to enter college and further its education, while a few less studious ones expect to go to work. Whatever the students may do after graduation, however, it is certain that their lives will be affected by their high school careers in proportion to the services which they have individually rendered while in school. Although there have been comparatively few especially out- standing students, the class as a whole has been well represented. Almost every member proved to have ability in some line. Prob- ably the most outstanding members of the Senior Class of 1931 were: Fritz Holsteen, Business Manager of the Pathfinder and President and Treasurer of the class, Betty Copeland, also Presi- dent and Treasurer of the class and a peppy, all-around leader, Paul Schoell, Captain of the 1931 football team and President and Secretary of the class, and Harriett Bringer, Secretary of the class and Editor-in-Chief of the Pathfinder. From this class also comes some of our most successful de- baters: James Hill and Richard Hahn, athletes: Harold Brunsell, Arthur Sheridan and John Coulter? declaimers: Robert Boese and Doreen Skewes. This class was made up of students of a high scholastic standing, much initiative, pep and enthusiasm. In fact, it has been a class of which any school might well be proud. P T t i

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Q l I I E F fi if 5 2 E rw if Officers FIRST SEMESTER '- -- Paul Schoell, President Frederick Holsteen, Treasurer Harold Brunsell, Vice President Lambert Yant, Secretary SOCIAL COMMITTEE Betty Copeland, Chairman Willis Schwartz. Doreen Skewes. Alice Blaul. Robert Srchweickhardt. FINANCIAL COMMITTEE Frederick Holsteen, Chairman Bob Boese. Willis Schwartz. Harriett Bringer Verna Mendenhall. Marian Goempler. Charles Suesens. Officers SECOND SEMESTER Robert Schuff, President Robert Boese, Treasurer Harold Brunsell, Vice President Ralph Morrison, Secretary SOCIAL COMMITTEE Marian Goempler, Chairman Mary Kratz. Baron Dana. Lloyd Dewell. Jeanne Reif. - Frieda Whicher. Cecil Garrison. Ralph Morrison. Alethea Lind. FINANCIAL COMMITTEE Robert Boese, Chairman Robert Schweickhardt. Charles Suesens. Denzil Hale. Willis Schwartz. James Birkenstock. Cecil Garrison. Page Twenty-eight