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

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Thinclads . . . placed lOth in national competition at lowa City . . . Dralce relays . . . fourth in Davenport meet . . . Milton Miller . . . captain . . . daily spring workouts in the stadium . . . Mr. Carl lohannsen . , . coach . . . Hard on the mid-section, eh, chum? Oh Boy! A forced landing . . . And how? . . . All-star basketball champs of BHS . . . won all games by an easy margin . . . Mick, outstanding forward . . . Rowley and Smith, flashy forwards . . . big assets . . . Payne, capable captain . . . Grant, Sleater, and Watnem . . . energetic guards . . . Anna Lindquist . . . '40 girls' tennis champ . . . The bar-squad . . . shows off before an admiring audience at the fieldhouse . . . BHS tennis team . . . Leaders of Little Six . . . won most of duel meets . . . entered state tournament . . . Blaul . . . outstanding singles player . . . Carlson and Geren . . . one of the best highschool doubles in this section . . . Mr. Harris L. Dante ...coach... BHS baseball team . . . powerful in the Little Six tourneys . . . Westervelt and Schaefer . . . cap- tains . .. won county tournament super- vised by Mr. I. F. Thomason . . . F

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ofzfs paw e . . . GAA . . . threw poi luck suppers . . . oil and on . . . for club members . . . entertained neighbor ina schools at playdays . . . worked hard for rm nor Bs and Slate pins . . . Miss Luellen Bowles ...adviser . .. Badminton champs . . . lean and Mick . . qrin iriumphantly . . . after big match . . . LaVerne Roth . . . wisiiully waichcs one of the bar squad Tarzans in a practice performance Looks like a homer for Schaefer . . . Killer-diller Zaiser hurls a mean ball . . . Harold sinks one from the middle of the floor Looks like a keen serve, Kenny . . . Kasier Flynn . . . calmly strides alonq with the air s gym class . . . he doesn't seem to mind . does he? . . Q NN

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Soplioinoit- debateis are top row G. Sanders, H. l'tlVCI1dfIf, W. Baxter, G- Elder. . Bottom row IZ. Lord, B, IJuVcill, D. lolirisoii. Advanced di-baters are: . fl. Hrrppl tj Arichoff, ll. Glfnitz, G DeWitt, ,N Q. NR Mr. ll. Itoylc- Sion:-liovkei. lluiothy Kott -man, V fn lm. th 1 gQ' . . . early to bed, early to rise, makes a debater healthy and wise . . . a saying that sent Stony's squad a long way . . . they started out strong last fall . . . missed the groove at Augustana in Ianuary . . . came back strong and placed first in the state contest . . . then second in national in Kentucky after an exhibition debate . . . George . . . Senior whiz sends the 'pearls of wisdom' to the audience . . . second negative on the varsity . . . Doris first negative speaker . . . Iunior varsity member . . . Eileen Happ, versatile alternative speaker . . . works on both sides . . . Carl shows an article which will clinch an argument some day . . . he works along side Dorothy as first affirmative . . . Dot was rated Best Girl Speaker in Iowa by the Coe College experts . . . which makes her second consecutive year to receive this honor . . . second affirmative . . . . . amazing . . . these Sophomore debaters . . . who earned a small B for the first time . . and rated first place in a Mt. Pleasant tourney . . . , . Mr. Stonehocker . . . stimulating . . . a wonderful coach . . . who gets results . .