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

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W ' IN HONOR OF We dedrpate the 1945 Strearnhn r Patrflnder to Mr Frederlcrc Kamp hoefner who has proven hrnrself ca pable and elflcrent rn hrs work dur rnq hrs ten years as vrce prrncrpal of Burhnqton hugh school Before recervrnq hrs present rod Mr Karnphoefner taught screnpe a rd was Phrlorn thean advisor for hve years A'vvays ready io qo out of h1S Way for anyone constantly trylnq to please people Mr Karnphoefner 1 known to students as a frxendly and syn parheirc UdV1S r

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f x A GENERAL MANAGER Mr. Ray Bracewell . . . die rfcted Burlington schools in a year of accomplishments . . , outstanding citizen as well as an expert on school affairs . . . good speaker. These twelve students, elected from the nominations at the Ten Honor Point Banquet, served under the direction of Principal Robert White, Ir., di' recting the school policies throughout the year. T h e assembly committee chose speakers, arranged activ- Mr. Kamphoefnerfdid his Job faithfully as vice-principal cl BHS . . . took charge of as' semblies in Mr. White's absence . . . trained office girls to keep it in order. ity assemblies and the annual Lenten services: the club corn' mittee checked club constitu- tions and made a survey of the new clubs organized: the horior point committee reviewed the point awards, recorded the points, and sponsored the Ten ENGINEER Mr. Robert White, Ir .... well liked by students and teachers alike . . . led student council meetings Wednesday nights and faculty meetings 'Nednesday m or n i n g s... friendly , . . noted for his hu- morous jokes in assemblies. Honor Point Banquet, while the school s p ir it committee ar- ranged pep assemblies, pa' rades, helped school morale. lanet Wieman was elected secretary for the year, recorded the minutes and other business, and reported to the schocl in assembly.