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

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1952 volume:

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W 7. ef Xa N gy Nr ,yt-E t , The students ddy 'F begins 1-:ith d Visit N A ' lx to their locker where lg: they get dll the books flidt they will ' A-xt ' heed icr the morn- 7, ' irig cldsses. Theri on to the ddriiiriistrdtive room where they dre greeted pid., by the cheery E3 SG r d yhourid 'QA 3-5 - I X K , DQllif over the 4311-t -. - Ceritrdl S ou rid fyiltt ' ' System, which is 3' is ik, f rncmried by the 'fi ji ,j Rddio Club dricl K S Hypdtids. Alter this the students continue on their merry wdy to the ddy's cldsses, .JM 'charity 331, Ove Oi the Central Sound Syste Selena' At 'ne .ocxers .ceiere clcsse N...-nv' 3 W 'pf me 2 3' Y' k QA? .i If A -. f'w?4.,' W gr!! 1 0 wi I j f C Lew Hoy and lim Hofmann Work hard in mechanical drawing. A typical scene at 'Gibbys 'll Em U , gy A3 .. QL ui, -,dis H.. ,gig BLA si ot school. The ' ,az we 4444 Along with the re- quired Ureadin, ritin, 'n 'rithmeticu classes are many others which aim to prepare the student for the years alter he is out mechanical drawing and drivers' training classes are favorites with the students. Flat tires add to the variety of the days curriculum. ln case one gets tired there is always iAGibloy's Gia ?fv'f-qc- ,. A if am .. sup a xr , 1 X- f 1 where he can relax and take it easy. i?S '2,L?'7f,ifJS4il 'y' . 4 .2 .V C EEN 'f -5 . i ' W Q , F ' 4 I 5 ' Z 'v I mm M' an i- 'ti was Q sf Q 'W fQ '?i M rf 41' .1 Yrs G A3 x Q' wif, 9 .4 6' W Aim' 4 , ,WM Af f www. , in. IQ Fwrenneke, Dorthy 31l4E.3'J',5?T Merle IX-Alilfif, and Marilyn FTL9'1i'A:' ,alive over ine P '. G '.-:orthy school me-'ffsprlper F,'nqu1f1t zglves ffli' :cr E15 .frticll T7 lllflff' 'Q I.f:rgf- PQ'Dr.:or1 one cf the :'1.1h1Qr.1 gn the cafe-ter1C1 Music! Music? Musicl n ll Mffxy , Students who were f- ,TQQ interested in the musi- 'JT4 'ffl , lFQ,?'Y'Tjlf'l-' cal activities ol Bl-l,S. J Bahia 'ft' had many chances to 3 -fparticipatein the , band, orchestra, or chorus. All of these ore ganizations gave con- certs during the school year from which the rest ol the student body loenetited. Typing is a course which tew boys take. However, those who do, seem to enjoy fl, kb this jaunt ff ilu f-P ' f .G Q5 7 X t nel-le is wg i into the field 1 in K X I, , , A, W fy wry-E of secretarial Work, 'n .Az ,, K V 1 X-'til l f r5,g'1:i t' gi 'W ll , S' Dick Platt prefers the hunt and peck system K- . it wig 03' ' . fu - W ' ' ff, v N W5 li 'Uv Although many stu- dents elect to take all three of the science courses which are ot- terecl at BHS. only one is required for graduation. Another popularly elected course is home economics, in which the girls learn a lot about what to do and what not to do in the kitchen. Prac- tise makes perfect would be a good motto tor this class. - , ff-. ,.1'yI.,t ,M 1 Qi at? or 'nf' 9,5 ,Wh H4 I f. iff 5 jy, Uxfggg 9- - M Lotzs biology class learns about the human skeleton, ii -I 1 1 V is aw X Hmm, Christmas cookies! Mr. Bacher, chemistry instructor, during an experiment 41 . n 6 ' A ,.. . rf' Q ,llipgfflj l I Students arent the only ones that have to stay up late at night to get bt , I7 I, all ol their work f EL 5 d o n e. Teachers ' 2.41,-ft ' also h a v e those days when it is necessary to work into the wee hours M 'M in order to 'lkeep t Qfl.-17 f,5 up with the Class. 'W'-ft' Vi.: Q25 Gccasionally pupils I K ,- ' A-W inust loe disciplined xl ,f i in class for misbe- '- having or not doing I : Mara Gay Masselink brought great honors to herself and to Burlington when she was one of the tour 'll Speak for Democracy contest, national winners aug!! la lie lane, their worlci l-lowf ever, on graduation day rnost of the Seniors are able to proudly re Ceive their diplomas, Mt, '.'fal.fli, fioverninent and .social prololeitif teacher, in one zian finas it nocesafary to use some discipline in the Ot those who needs all hours of the day and night to keep case of lirri Diewolol. 'JD 'ffllll hir work ,S .ff Q25 ai R 1- xxx' kdm: Adm1n1strat1on Teachers Semor Class Offlcers Semors Outstandmg Semors Underclass Ofhcers Underclassmen f f si -QQ. A A , ,.3-,.g,x.f. Swi1.fr?95i'lf' Q, . K . rw .n..,.,' - A t 'Au silk Am, ,y tw, 'fi ga Q' E L, ' 231551: -Qwmf, , f . , ' '-if' Q aw.. ' :IL 'Iva A ' mr. T 1 .nf t L ,M , :,, :,,,. , M 1 Qf k ,- -3 'Q- B . 2,9 X, sf 'dw . W: 4 ir- ' ' 15 V F A 3,561 ' as I 1 1 x 3 ' ef A X ' 'Q ai' . . . an 4 I sf 1 5 152' ' N, ,F 3 f - ? i 3 wh in is A Nsqmgxl le X1-W. MW-. 6 X 'A Q , x,, .'1 x 1 f - 4-1, . , 'Pg M ,, Ly. ff 7 S :Qi EX . ' 2 An active worker for the advance of the Burlington School Syrsteirg its Mr. Ray l-l. Bracewell, Superintendent ol Schools N --4 The highest executive official of the Burlington School system is Mr. Ray l-i. Bracewell, Mr. Bracewell was principal cf the high school tor many years before lie- coming superintendent ot schools and is 1-:ell-known to us all. As principal ot the high school and gunior college, Mr, lhlarken carries out a multitude ot various duties. Being responsible for management and supervision ol the curriculum, instruction, activities, pupils and oi host ol other things are iust a few of the things that fill his days Mr. lclarken supervises the Student Council and presides at Faculty inoetings and all assemblies. Vile toilce oil our hats to these two gentlemen for the line work they are doing to make our school tops. - .S , ww.,-K 704eze7 Wien? 74'faw7 The Vice-Principal of the Highschool and funior College is Mr. Leroy Pease There never a spare moment tor because ot his duties such as general discipline, attendance control, administration of the general office, serving as a member of the Athletic Board, and many other small details such as removing stray dogs and such from the building. late Zecauee., Registrar tor the Highschool and lunior College, secretary to Principal I-larken, school banker, and record keeper is Mrs. Louise Casper. Mrs. Klein is the oltice secretary and takes care oi recording and checking at- tendance, stenographic work for the faculty, and supervises the girls who work in the ollice. The work ol these two women should be acknowledged by us all. Stancina outside ol the counselling office are the counselors, Miss K 0 ge Miss Padovan, Mr. Trowbridge, Mr Bacher, and Mr. Meuler Wad '7a,, The counseling oitice which is ale 1-rays open to students is set up pri- marily to help students with individual problems concerning their course of study, personal and social adjust- ments, and educational and voca- tional opportunities. 'tm 'Fw W ,-we aww M ffm Bacher, Paul, BA., MS. Cheznistry Bauercamper, Bernice, B English Bigelow, Cecil, BA., M A Commercial Studies Blautuss, Helen, l-louseniother Bosier, Opal, BS. l-lonie Economics Burhans, Edna, M.A. Cateteria Director, Horne Economics Cardle, Margaret, BA., M A. English Casper, Louise Secretary to Principal Cromwell, Esther, BA. Latin, English Cropp, Iane, AM., BS., M.M. Orchestra Curran, Nellie, BA. United States History Eggleston, Meda Commercial Studies Evans, Mary, BS. Cornrnercial Studies Fretz, Thad, BS. ,f Printing Graber, Paul, AB., MA. German, French, English Griesel, Catherine, BA., MA, Speech, lournalisrn, Oral English Haberichter, Lloyd, BS. Physcial Education Hamilton, Marian, BA., MA. Spanish, World Community Hargitt, R. L. lndustrial Studies Haskell, Ionan, BA., MA. Social Sciences, Debate Coach v in-.Y 'I- w czccclfq Hohlen, May, EE A TIA Art Howe, Helen, E A T., ::.I1fi'f.fCIT Estorjr- Hunt 3.5, lgbfcig' Science Iohcmnsen, Carl, KIA, H31-,::3.,2i Iohnston, iQ9eth, EQ., Cdl Soaozifef Iugenheimer, Anthony, lidxxftnzl Foxx' 2: Kcxmphoefner, Fred, E Z., N R, oo, e.. vC16IfC-3? Kirnsey, Nova, 35, .' .. , Hnofel. orillcx, Mildred, Stpidy l-lull, Kroeger, Alma, EA, Mil, Euifiifll Leake, Harry, EA, F-.A nd: ici Ediicctiei Dire-iitor Lee, Genevieve. Elf Prgncixles C. lf so 3: , 55 Lotz, Edwin, BA, DTS., Biology, Mcrrshcxll, Decm, BA lik., Sociol Si es, Mcxl e Ruth, BSE. MS E., Teochere Troming Mehrle, Brandon, MIX, BS 2, Choral iffgsic c A Areci tion Melzicm, Ruth, BA, l,fA, Iiifglisli Meuler, Milton, BA, lfl S, lfechonicgl fm , oun ' Rox-J 4: ,,.-f- McKni ht Harold BS. MS. lfleiixl Sho , AL1dlO'lf1SLlCI on, Newman, ., Physicol B.S,C,, 9 I I f f F7 1, Education, Olson, I. A., Vocational Welding, Padovcm, Counseling, Powell, Dorothy, BS, MA., Sociol Scieric S Eugen ,gif 0 A 2 in 1 MA., e, BA., Bi by Q' Q 1 Xx 4 6 Studies, Siglin, Paul, B.A. I. C. Anatomy, Physiology, I. C. Coach Smith, Fred, BS., M.S. Woodshop Strand, Vivian, BA. MA. Mathematics Tackleson, Harold, BA. Mathematics, Athletic Director Talbott, Virginia. AB. Home Economics Tilton, Iohn, BS., MA. English, l.C. Speech, Drarnatics Trowbridge, Vernon, B.S., MS Mathematics, Astronomy Walker, Mildred School Nurse Walsh, Arthur, A.B., MS. Social Sciences White. Ralph, BS. Drivers Training, Typing White, Wilfred, B.A., MA. Physics Wright, Maurice, A.B., M.M. Band 3111 illlvmnriam Mr, R. L, Hargitt, for thirty years an instruc- tor in industrial arts in the Burlington schools, died March 31, 1952. His genuine interest in helping young people and his quiet, triendly manner made him popular with the students, and won him the friendship and esteem ot his fellow teachers. Qpf av ffm ' 'O in L Q-Lg , ,X X x ' gh feqaalea , endoz ae f,,'f - r ' ' 'A f'f 4 X . wife, ,s,l 144 'X To hold top honors in the class ot 1952, the seniors choose three girls and tive boys, Leading the aroup the first semester was Keith Angier Assurn- ing the iob of vice-president was Mel Knotts, The jobs ot keeping records and collecting dues tell on Sally Mehatiy and Dick Platt, respectively, Then when positions changed hands in the second sernes- ter, Merle Miller was chosen by his classmates to swing the gavel. As vice-president, Bob Anderson was his right-hand rnan. Taking over the book work were Shirley Duke, secretary, and Marilyn Kelley, treasurer, Although it is a very great honor to be an cilicer of a class, there is also a great deal oi work involved. Under the able assistance and guidance of Miss Howe, the group sees to the collection of Senior dues, orders the graduation invitations, plans the Senior class party, sponsors the ticket sale for the Senior class play, plans the Senior banquet and a host ot other things. lt was a fine representative group and they carried out their duties in the finest possible way. Pictured together are the Senior class officers of l952: Pobert Anderson, Merle Miller, Shirley Duke, Keith Angier, Marilyn Kelley, Sally Mehaity, Dick Platt, and Melvin Knotts. sh-1 3.1 M444 of 52 NN Russell Ablard Larry Alter Dolores Arnmons Charles Anderson George Anderson Leonard Anderson Patricia Anderson Richard Anderson Robert Anderson Sally Anderson Keith Angier Donald Babb Marilyn Bailey Galen Baker Mary Balbort Marilyn Barnes Byron Baurngartner Leona Becker Mary lean Bedell Suzanne Bell J d Elzckz-:ood Eizrbcrc Bliss Q: J 'A QU' ww' C if KY 9 1 E A gk 5 5-E' 5 U V , jg? ,, :N.'. 2. fcic-no Beale-ri rarity' Bliesener Mary Bosier Don Bowen 'icirie Blcdgeti LGU Bc21'.'Q bs 7 UQ '49 Wnmwp M. f Dr Qmwv JJW D1N,,,...,,G1z. .T,.,G .JA M, W - A r' Y' A 2,-z. ., JCLKJ JQCILQQYJ ,Jul 2I'C,.I'1 :,L. :,,A.',l., .lfQI',f1?'. 1: K . 'Q'1 f 'fvrrx' I., LQYIT' zzrzi' Ilf'lT'..iF -.-dr .. f, . .. 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Wayne Crandall Eleanore Crear lack Crocker Donald Culp loanne Culp Harry Dannenbrina 4 Donald Dixon Cveorgiana Dodge Charles Doughty lflarilyn Duke Shirley Duke Betty Ed '.-,' ards Margaret Ehret lerald Fnsrninger Lloyd Farrell lanet Finke Sue Fischer Shirley Flockrnan Kay Foehlinger Kenneth Fortune Ianet Freeman Ruth Freitag ,f ' I ' v Marilyn Friedman Wayne Fynauist Robert Galvin Ray Garrison loyce Gibbs Robert Glendening Mary Lou Gloor Shirley Gulick Richard Gustafson Warren Gustafson 6Zcw4af52 Q- -2 Q y' 4? 66444 af 52 Donna Haberichter Mary Anne Hackman Patricia Hafner Mary Lou Hamman Darrell Hammer Marcia Hampsmire Helen Harlan Gerald Harris Franklin Hartman Kay Hertzler Don Hightower Doris Hingst Kenneth Hird Katherine Hoffman lames Hofmann Carolyn Hopperstad Patricia Houston Lewis Hoy Darran Huggins Robert lngwersen I 5 iv W if-u X A R ml' is Ro l Raw 3: Robert lamee lffarilyn Kelley Mxke fayne Daniel Kent Barbara lonnsan Donna Kiersejf Larry' fcnnsen lann Kerlay Lefty fchnsan loan Kissinger Ncrrran lchnsai Warren Knig ' ff 4 4 ','.'ag':ie fazinsan lie-lv1n Knatrs Harrief fanee Priscilla Kranier ?egQ3' fines Donald Kremer Dagalas Keik lggrian Hrekel fan: lffillrari Kreke fx N Y ,ara Keger' :Samara Lara e 1 . can Lcmge Darlene Lcnkferd 2 icfhcrd l,iIllG B O 'xx 3, fcxckie Mack lim Magee Willlflrtw Tffmmlirf xf- R1ChGTd Leffel Donald ,lclrti Richard Little lferric lflaxfield Den LC lg Tfcfgcref l!lCCC1nnc1i ?C'.-5 4 imel Lcseg' Tf1eror1 T ifi1llfW 3 faire Life ',.' Scilly f.ffeig3ff'A. 1.ClL.'l6 L: '.'.' 37: Mclriljfi - elcci Qiie Lxedericr PQITHCIC ffeicleihcll Lixffeiic l.LlITClQTGI'1 Syst? 'A.' file 'A.' ef : 'li:fd ljgllenegger iliI.Gff fer Marilyn Miller Merle Miller Virginia Milnes Geraldine Minthorn Mary Lou Moeliri loan Mooreliead Robert Morse lame-s Mosena Shirley Mosena loyce Murnrne Mary Murguia Sharon Murphy Virginia Murray Mary Neff Paul Nelson Carol Nichols Gail Norris Ho '.-.' ard Nugeri Mary Lou Nutt Nancy Ober H5444 af 52 -. S 5 adds! of 52 Donna Ockert Randall Qetken Donna Ohlmutz Iarnes Orr Carol Paschall Ioan Patterson Mary Patton loan Pence Merieta Pentecost Barbara Peterson Carolyn Peterson Marie Peterson Raymond Peterson Barbara Phillips Donald Pierce Sally Pierson Dick Platt Arlene Poggerniller Elizabeth Post Walter Rady 6- 'x Wir f' 'N i X R 6 1 K. 3 Qs 'S W if ' M x Row li Row 3: Robert Rauhaus Lelah Richards Gene Roberts Charles Rothlaui Marilyn Roxlau Paul Roxlau Row 2: Sandra Ruaric Thomas Russell Lester Schofield Carolyn Schilla Sieglinde Scnranirn ROVJ' larnes Selleck Patricia Senn lrl Sharnp larnes Shellrnyer Darlene Sherer Lucille Sherer 4: Lillian Snerrin Virginia Shoemaker Charles Simonson Shirley Smith lack Snowden Richards Sears Donna Spearman Ro N ow 3: Lowell Tilton Edward Titus Roger Treadway lohn Trowbridge l-larold Tucker Dori Ulm 41 lohri Van Osdol Richard Wagamari Richard Wagner Mary Sue Walker Phillip Walker Carol Walsiro ri T llc Max Ward Robert Weissinger Elaine Weniger Roland Wiernann Richard Williamson Karen Wilson Nonda Wilson Sidney Wolbers Patricia Wright Shirley Wunnenberg Edwin York Marilyn Zike Dwight Kuster Mary Zurmuehlen Zfaeaaf 52 sg' 28959 Seniors Not Pictured Arthur Darneron Donald Knopp Robert Dautreniont Dale Max Norman Griswold Harold Rodin Richard l-lunt Marilyn Stein 1' 455 wx-54, , .af nfl ,QV ' ff, 5 I 1 ,F ' 5 'll H gl 552 'V 'iz , n 5' ' f 1 5? my ' x 1' sg X 5 : 4 Q X ,, cg y + i I k 1 ,, , , , 5, , 1 55 1 ' A JF f 'ig -' I ,, ,Q 1 A K ,Mg : Y ' f f,- , .7 , ,K ' .g,Tv1',2wft'. 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David Malrn Was chosen by his classmates to lead the Sophomore Class with the able assistance ot Ed Waligora, vice- president, Sue Samuelson, secretary and lane Ann Havenhill as treasurer, The sponsor ot the Sophs is Miss Padovan, who lent a guiding hand when- ever needed. Together they planned the Sopho- more Class party, Fairy Fantasy. We feel that the sophs have made an outstanding beginning and that the juniors are heading towards a great senior year. Ziwlezalaee All ready to take oft are this years Iunior Class officers. Pictured in the group are Ed Leidig, Connie George, Pat Klemish, lim Ferguson, Martha Prox, Torn Eversman, Pat Grant and Hay Trosen. Pausing a moment trom their work are the Sophomore Class offi- cers: Ed Waligora, lane Ann Haven- hill, Sue Samuelson and David Malm. ,,.- ., Bigelow's administrative room: l Betty 'xVirt, Lei.: Tnye f f Binh Klernxrlh, l.og.f 'ennin flellle l.c',-.'e, Pearl Ktrttz Z Bc-tty Staten, Pat Gale-3' ff fan: Caroline ffelson Siilzweiei, lanet Brorister :1':e.C'.A.' 3 fini Ferguson, Mark Cn Kenton Kniaht, Dick fit flyers, lohn Kurrle, Qzcb: LQTZET 4 Larry Brunlfz, Bok: Betrie Utt Dick Both, Dori llrller , . norztpscn, l-larvey Afnzv 4404605 v le Miss Evans' administrative room: Bow l Art Miller, Nancy Elliott, lean Binlcer, Pauline Goble, Margaret Young, Kay Sinnott, Wayne Arnrnons Bow 2, Mike Koopman, Marilyn DeLang, Marlene Bartlett, Carol I-lassenfratz, Shirley Meyer, Dolores Cooper, Dick Willson Bow 3 Dave Sutter, Shirley Hof- mann, Marilyn Menns, Marilyn l-loller, Marna Swearinqen, Pat Gabriel, Missa Evans, Iirn Baloe cock lion' 4 Mervyn Walker, Merle Mcf lint Gpistisson, Bill lloran, Richara llgrtirn, Paul Vlfalz, Kenneth Kerzery Miss Hamiltorfs administrative room: Bow l Meredith Gray, Carol Schriitz Margie Max, Deloris Carter, laiia florwan, Ethel Li:- ioff, Helen Bev: 2 Lactlle Brandi, Lola Metcaj levee Garten, Mary Dv.'orz':2k, llaraaret 'f'.'nn, Kate Boeck Beverly Bilge, Shelia Sexten A A -Cine Jesrae 3 Ed C','.'Ef,.? l.fel'.'i:i T'f.'y:1'1:i new 'af ':-.h.'g--,W femmes x,......-,, ,da,,,,,:.a.., o..a, , French: Z1Cf Lgndaren Barrel llayii lfllf Harnilton 4 Bihari Tiezneyer, l.arr'-x flarelner Ba'-' Crabtree 'ffese ley Snerrgll Gary Putney' Beli- eit l'lI'f, ii, SHALL, Barre.. 'lb Mr. Iohcmnsen's administrative room: Row l Ioyce Iohannsen, loyce Brissey, Helen Kurtz, Marjorie Loving, Sandra Hallerty, Lor- raine Beraes, Delbert Zach- rneyer Row 2' Mara Gay Masselinlc, Caro- lyn Audsley, Pat Pluess, loan Philpoti, Beverly Turner, loan Springsteen lane Heller, Dar- lene Kent Row 3 Bob Price, Torn Bbbesniier Bill Burns, Don Cornwell, lerry Crocker, Iir: Hall, Russell Perry Mr Iohannsen Row 4 Martin Berflshcffer, Blok Flock, Gordon Powell lirr Hingst, Gale Underwood, lizr, Koellina, Phil Drener, fo: Brizendine Mr. Mehrle's administrative room: Row l' Donna Soxll, Thezla Rufher lord, Donna Bllerbroek, Roier' Brandt, Arlene Blessing, Mifii Tincler, Virgins' Shaffer Foxx 2 Barbara Bunn, Rat lLre'.'.'er loan Iohiscn Martha Pro:-1 leannefte Gain loann Cor.: Pat Stratton, Geraldine l. Candlese - . p H . . . :ion-13 Philli ec-'erferj' Refer' Smith, Vfarreri Corrrgar., f,:' Schreiner, Lyiian Cann,lar.-eale Lorens, Barbara Barlzar Rev: 4 Mark Hagerla, Boi: Hartrz. Howard Taeger, Gary Hzrstlne George Vtfe-'rigara Richari Rig' lack Swisher Reg' Garrisc iw Zfndefzcfmzamea Miss Haskell's administrative room: How l Bette Gobert, Betty free: Frances Ridgeway, Verna lfolker Marilyn Brunken, Geraldine Hoon om, Dorothy Stapleton, Clarissa Venahapzs 2 Miss Haskell, Phyllis Klein Martha lfesius, Nancy Woodruf. Beverly Kaap, Shirley Bohle, Bet? Webster, Torn Bolander 3 Torx Klfales, Bob Baior., Phl Hauskneclr, Ellsworth Schiller stront, Delaine McChe5r1e'g R1cr1 ard Kienlen, Ray Grinnell R:'.a' 4 llc: Vvaliers, Don lanies, Ielir Koellina lerry lv'faskow, lack Car .speckeh Curtis Ptlurn, Ricnar Walker x., . Mr. Schrnidt's administrative room: fra , I' .- r Flow l Vzrainia Trosen, Ianyce Starke. Shirley Chestnut Pat Grant S ara Blocker, lo Arun Kelly L flotzke Mary Brernnorst Hola' Z Harold Pfajeriliauer, l.ff1I'1.':'TY Strpble lrene Ptadenhauer, liar:- iyn Bc: Harriet Ward, Ianice penter, Bob Watson, Mr Scnzixii Rowfi Richard Sriitli, ary cop.. Charles Be-eney, Harry Eaton Dean Vfenrle, Marvin Brown, lerry' Morgan Row 4 Iaiiies Vapiglian, Leonilri Tizz- berlabte Richard Ebbesznier, lorry lfelson Charles Wheeler Karl l Kigai 3a'.'1'i Disfelliorst T' Zlzdlefzcfcwdmea 1 x D 11 im 3 'N if f'X0 1 ,tc Miss Padovan's administrative room: Row l Kay Fuller, Alice Bloozn- quist, Carol McLaughlin, Sally Sylvester, Pat Swarts Row 2 Geraldine Ward, lean Platte lanice Alton, Donna Lau, Au- drey Watson, Davon Nielsen Mary Lou Bresser, Miss Pado- van Row 3' Bob Ogden, Beverly Waugh Anne Beuckrnan, Iirti Martin Larry Moses Doris Groth, Pat Bailey' Rod Tootlriacre Ecw 4 Iirn Carter, Dick Scltinaall Bob Morton, Dick Vfind, Stuart Srnith, Bill Mellinaer Frank Upton Mr. Walsh's administrative room: Row l Wilaa Teeters, Charlotte Cline, Helen Mosena, Lloyd Rheinschrniclt, Loretta Koesiner, Delores Peterson, Rose Ravens- croit RCW 2 Margie Wells, Virginia Starks, Lois Mcliasscn, Betty Willson Doris Magnuson lc Ann Wiele, Rosernar'-r Roz-.'e Dzck lerrel Roz-: 3 Phil Fritz, lfancy' Gariegan Dean Rawson, Don Brand- rrieyer, Iarnes Aldrich, lean Sip-es, Dorothy Herrinf, ll? Walsh Pow 4 Cale flewcortllo Eddie Dare raft, Bill Drewer Ea Leiaii, Bruce Brandt, Cecil Hoaer Wilson Miss Bauercamper's administrative room: Row l' Donn Brolin, Maureen Leyes, Marilyn Lake, lolene Walker, Donna Sherwood, Iudy Richard- son, lim Sparks Row 2 lack Alter, Ted Schwenker, Eleanor Walden, Betty Blodaett, Edna Swore, MargaretWilliarns, Andrea McCullough, Ioseph Liles Row 3 Iim O'Neill, Dick Tillotson, Dorothy Harnnian, Sherrill Hoel- zen, Bonnie Freed, Margaret lanes, lean Adams, lean Orton, Miss Bauercamper Row 4: Iiin Fuller, Edward Stone, Bob Conger, Dennis Hunter, William Young, William Mitchell Roy Dowell, Gerald Hester Miss Egglestorfs administrative room: Row l loanne Wanek, Sue SGIRLLE. son, lacklyn lrlornung, l.uc1: Andersson, Mary Ann Pole Shirley Wilson Row 2 Charles Young, Pat Low- tnorp, Loretta Thornas, Delcrer Kelly, Sherrill Bohlen, Pnylli. Eritz, lack Stone Row 3 Budalie Webster, Stan Dry- kell, Kay Duke Carol Hartrnan lackie Cowan, Vxginia Passer George Galvin Row 4 Boi: Foster, ling llcniz Dick Lillara Bolo Tzriirnerrnar' Marvin Baller' lack Hiantctn' firri Coocer, lonn Sink Il FE 3- .ts 9 Q W' Mr. White's administrative room: Row l Betiy lielson, Paula Savage Bonnie Cumpton, loyce Mehatty Nancy l-lodges, Nadine Odle, Betty Reid Row Z, Ray Trosen, Mildred Swanson Doreen Wagner, Nancy Peterson Marjorie McKee, Harry Thompson Bill Everly Row 3' Dick Hagemeier, Pat Timmer- rnan, Phyllis Walker, Sandra Nief haus, Bev Erudeger, Iudy Young Torn McMahon, Gary Wagner Row 4: Gordon Penton, Roger Lutte- negger, Dave Hols, Dick Pauly lack Williarns, Ioe Knopp, Lester Smith f ' . ,K if 'ii s 2 Z' .,i-vpfizs.. 5' '- lg r ri g if i F --if 1.55 , 6 eaves ei i 0 0 9 P-ri' .mir , lf, ., fFil dl? Mr. Grubefs administrative room: Ra:-.' l Indy Daw.: Carolyn Cwulxck Barbara Iacoby' losephine Hen irrcks Carole S3311-Jezckbard' Bar bard Ferdusor: 332173-y lifilflr R32-.' .2 Iarnes Hzrz f.f1.1re' Cap' anaujzh, lulxa Pei'-rson lang' ffor r1.s lady Robinson lla 'ffaaler lane vVVSl'1I'l9 Rcserriarze Sion' Danna Bedell, Denali N Canton 3 Lee Kulp Robert Scnnizit Roger Zink, Clzftcra C .next Fiend Page-ol fixavzi M rp Riber Beavers, Mr Crater 4 lirri Harrier. Rane? Shel. iriver, David Pre.'.fe'f, Roa-er '-'fill .san Robert vY 1lICTf, Orin S:-:an Aon Cajrol S:?1'.-arrzz, rienbrrng r E533 I t 43 .f xx. F..- 'a ,.., l - V I lac. 'C Zladezdmzamea we fi' if 33954 as tie lla if Q I v 1 I i 1 1 ' I 1 Mr. Haberichter's administrative room: l Shirley Pentecost, Shrrley Edwards, Donna Orthner, Caro- lyn Grananian, Shirley Trmber- lake, Margaret Worrell, Suzanne Waugh R O W Row 2 Milo Holmes, Musetra Clark, lean Steingraber, Sally Martin, Frances Richards, loanne Konrs Maureen Hulse, Larry Ejrler Row 3 Richard Grrffltli, Yvonne Brown, laanita Schrrntz Loren Saitra, Williarn Vance, Barbara llavis, Mary Hauser, Mr Ha- kerianfer Rcx-I 4 Ronnie Krasaski '.'fa'yne Shaler, Tori Eu-:xnaer larnes f.f:',-'ere Kerxtg' S:1tir'.er.f Dick Cipher Cid: Hafnf Robert E 'fer Mr. Hcxrgitt's administrative room: Rez-.' 1 farce Hclien Ee'.'erl'.- Clert. flxzani :1Ef'ElhCY. Caroline Callau-.'a'j 'ffainia Freecian Sandra f.fcC,1l:,an fieity' Cverrxalfe Elaire Tafpa Mary' Leg filoorribery Rc:-.' f Lucy' v.vC..'J'If: H r,.. a Har- t' it Snarcr, flrfr. Heronzta Cart: Giga Ile a. ffarcy A ',,,. f1,-'. U-W., '.A...Av- ,-..r:. CLC.. ..,5-: C..,..,.. C Rat '..'e.:ner .ar 'life Ci: Hill ECL Sinai: Terra' '- fir, bale Lane Pan RC:-.' . lf.rr,j.' Tfporzr p.. fairer .zznall Cart' 'iff ?1'.'.'ari ftfffr Egaerf 'v'. :l'i-7 Crzarlex r Rich a Criryi lerrw Miss Powell's administrative room: Row l' Clyae Erickson, Morna Harris, Mary Savely, Gary Grillel, lane! Paulus, Patricia Arrirnons, Luana Boyle Row 2 Torn Morgan, Deloris Hutt- rnan, Ioyce Knotts, Pat Spur- geon, Portia Eolrnarlc, Ioan Nel- son, Gary Senn, Edward Strauss Row 3, Warren Turner, Sandra Giles, Pat Timberlake, Rhefia Vlfarrrina, Mary Price, Bonaena McVey, Bob Hoffman, Miss: Powell Row 4, Ray Wilkerson, Mark Crear, Phillip Lotz, 'Wayne Ryan, Rob- ert Bash, lonn Poggerniller, Denny Brown Miss Strand's administrative room: Ptow l Roberta lffoorebead, Betty Higgins, Evelyn Dawson, Retha Phillips, lean lfuaen, leannetie lanssen, lanet Gisna, Suzanne Forfe, Donna lffaaner Row 2 Yolanda Scl'i'f.'er,el Ann Kcesther, Shirley Stow, lffcry- ellen lffiaick, Linda if-.ia::11'Z leyce Pcth, l:OTfff1 Gglick, Liss Strand Row 3 Stanley Story, loe Lori, Thoriaf Tribe, Robert Dryzciri- iki, Kirke Kayne fforiian loin: fionaid lloraan Kendall lace Pe'-' i 'Q '.'f- Gerfziar, liiii l.f1ilf Victor Eeazn, jerry E-ogexles f1:, Gray, fa n Stafier: Patil VU e i in e r Ziadezdaeamea Q1 '-. Miss Melzian's administrative room Pow I Shirley Maxi el Lcxarr Kraft, Virginia Zacrrne tricia Losey, Beverly Stoe ier Elizabeth Elarn Row 2 Don Nell, Patricia 1 o Mary Lee Schreiner Gr ic ii liansz, Barbara Davis lane H iven Eiill, Miss Melzian I Hou Q Claire Fritz flow 3 Sfrotlier Scott, G o ae Deloris Perkins, Mari Elizabeth Ashby, Sl1ll'l9I uri it Gnarlefs Brissey, Car to o lion-.' 4' Bill Ville Geo PIC Lol ' litii 'l'liorxip:son, Bill Wore rife l-lelt, George Wa e Feuseb fiom Q 'UW' 'W Il X I Mr Tackelsons administrative room: o Arn f.f:Q'.iee:1 Dfgl fo ,lc Yr .w.N,,,.M v .i..,....st,.. IU lean Panliig , . 'f l n nrizercer. ,. f,., 1. H ei.: :Jeni-n Y , L Kenez' Ear- gags' .,. .. lr :tie niliso. Z i. Nnerri.. l..:','3 H Q e bf ea.: Fer- vv l l I' ifi1'.'1,:V lggn Q Q Hariitiar., lift .,. K l llarx ,orinscn ragga: - n. Y Miss Tcxlbotfs administrative room: Row l' Marcia Sriith, Pat Neal, loyce Lundeen, Marcia Sanders, Alice Thornton How 2 Torn Mellinger, Marcella Darneron, Lee Brown, Carolyn Dworzack, Linsay Cooper, Larry Davis Miss Talbott Row 3 lirn Bradshaw, Viola Patton Sandra Hartman, Elenor Bower., Lora Winkelrziari, Bob Walker, Phil Fleming Row 4 Marvin Schubert, Eugene Reid, Don Carxipbell, Lamrrence Elliott Terry Thomann, Walter Landess, Russell Hartrnan Mr. Hilton's administrative room: Row l Pat Stcrrer, Shirley' 321- rirziipe, Irene 'ffehrieyer Fran- Ceie Larson Isa: Kroscheli Ruth ltcobf Geraldine Zxe F51-.' Q Sgzanxe Schreiner Sail'-' Sheek Mary' Spgeler, Clarsst Davis 36'-'E'Yl'.'i.1C:'lY11 E'i Der:- thw' Peter, Carol '. ':a':r:1ar lions Rieke 37,-x 3 Robert fQ'gl.er, Pita Ertz: fzer Qc: Wellington Fcrcgz Moria: Thad Bill Ran' f.fe,..'er l3e1'i'.r '. er '.'r 'l 'r Fizz' 4 Fonne Eranierri r,: Cnirief lorpniier, Frank TT ,, , ,,. .. Grunt Jrrincrri .3::, lrl:.rQr.:. wortr. llrz. 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Sarnnry Stopped Alter 20 Yards State Champst That was the mile glven to the GYC'j'hOUR'i,5 are they rfn TC1L'1fi sho? over nine Straight foes The seafaorx started Wiih a bang, wha nf- no-,meg flnrtipea Uowlina, 427C TIE-Ii :axe lffuscatlie, and the Hounds Caine on top again, 26-U Wagzhlnaton was the ro Score on flue Purple Claas, but again f- pro. 1llc-it 3313 lalorrpeoozrilnq nraht wa' Suctealfs, as thr- Hounds trarnplea Keokuk L a 54-l4 .score Ft Maaraon showed 2 lct f po ','.' er, but fhcy couldnt stop the Houna wc won, 20-O The GT'1':'llO'gid. rollf-a or, their .wrath 'fzctory when they routed Alley i Hrciz, oi Rock lslancl, 45-l3, 'CCY'.flYl1L6'Zl on ne:-it pave? BHS Coaches, leit to right Sophontore Coach Ralph Whlte Azasirant Coach-Carl lohannsen Lane Coach-l.lo','ii l-laherlchter Heai Coach--Harold Taclcleson Kale ' 'continued from last pagel The Grayhounds had their biggest scare of the year on a muddy Ottumwa field, The final margin was six points, as the Bulldogs fought determinedlyg score, Q9-13 The Hounds settled down the next week and thumped Quincy, 3.-O The last game ot the year and the sit- uation lacing both teams would make a good popular novel. Both teams had an eight wone-zero lost record. Both teams were battling for the Little Six Confer- ence championship. Both teams really wanted this game, but Burlington came through with overwhelming power to down the lighting Fairfield Trojans, 25-U. The sports writers of the state ot Iowa named the Hounds as tops in the State, clirriaxirig a very successful season. Co-Captains: Mel Knotts and Lewis Hoy 7 ' 57 0. ffl! This was the second in recent times that the Hounds have been named State Champs The 'T Q fellows really wanted to win every game and they I really gave it all they had. Some of the seasons highlights are as follows: The two passes from Dick Platt to Mel Knotts K in the Quincy and Fairfield games that happened .L ' L4 . Q in identical situations. The play was the same one and they both clicked for touchdowns. The vicious blocking and tackling in the Fairfield game. The poise shown by the team in the Ottumwa game after the Bulldogs had about evened the score up The fact that the Hounds were never behind in score, of any other team the whole year V LARRY TAEGER IRL SHI-SMP How l-R Garrison, I. Waskow, I. Crocker, L Taeger, D Courtney, T Eversman, I. Crocker, R. Morse, T. McMahon Row 2-I. Koelling, D. Huggins, I Williams, D Platt P. Walker, D Kuster, D. Plock, D Brunken, H. Wilkerson Row 3-D. Hols, I. Koelling, I. Brueck, P. Walz, I. Hofmann, L. Hoy, I, Shellmyer, I. Crocker, D. Ulm Row 4-I, Shamp, I. Martin, B. Smith, D Luttenegger, P Smith, E. York, R. Trosen, L. Timberlake, M. Chubb flow 5-D. Walters, T. Eggleston, D. Hammer, L. Farrell, B Burns, B Drewer, D. Sears, H Taeger, . Magee M' f RAY TROSEN IIM HOFMANN 444 74415466 The BHS Sophoznores also had a successful season. lt had its ups and downs, but the reason that it may be termed successful is that the Sophs played three ot their games with teams from four year high schools. They downed two ol their older opponents, but fell to Alexis, l9-O. The Sophs record is as follows: Sophs U-Gladstone-Oquawka 8 Sophs l3-Iunior Varsity U Scphs l3vKeokuk 6 Sophs U-Alexis l9 Sophs O-Ft. Madison 20. Aix I DICK LUTTENEGGER DON ULM Bow Bow Bow Bow IACK CROCKER IERRY CROCKER Coach White, E Waligora, G. Cleland, I. Miller, D. l-lalner, Iohnson, G. Galvin B l-lotfrnan, I Bradshaw, D Criner, I Lord, B. Hartman, I O'Niell, D. Willson D. Beavers, T. Schwenlcer, E. Stone, B. Worrell, K. Summers, B. Shellmyer D. Malm, I, Harrison, I. Davis, I. Taeger, I. Cooper, I. Buckles '3fawzcZ'a fecafwi Burlington Burlington Burlington Burlington Burlington Burlington Burlington Burlington Burlington Total Won -9 42-Dowling 0 26-Muscatine U 33-Washington 13 54-Keokuk 14 20-Ft. Madison U 45-Allemcm Glock ls 19-Ottumwcx 13 31-Quincy U 25-Fairfield U Total Lost-0 IIM SHELLMYER MIKE CHUBB PHILL WALKER ED LEIDIG SAM MORSE IACK WILLIAMS lcxndl 13 WhO'S got the ball? 51? 565 The Grcyhzzmix Cf 1951-1952 hid fl 'PETE' ttiefl- re Search .-3.5 izivic-.' it e'.'f:r1 E'3OIYf?'i i1.'::13l HCA:- er, the-fe '.-:ern flIT'E'.' wheri thi- Hcgiis .-h:'.'.'ei illlcrtf ilcshe-2 kcih CTI OHCYISQ :mtl 56261159 THQ Lxbls '.-:lik The fifty .zfeffrzgefi IC he ihfii they pldit function '.-:Sli 51.1 Q umt nf the titties when was most nec-9.1:'11r',' Here :s how the 56323: '.','er.1 Against non-ccnferc-nco foex, the Hcpmifa won 9 and lost thrfle They ccrdcfi G 54 tc 53 VICTOYY er Franklzn Qi CC'ifTY Rfwpxfize, but lost 45 ic 55 to .vcr Clty 49 TO 77 TC Kowfxnmf-, C23 SU 2: 62 is 'kclocyz The only Little Six ferxztx thc? the Hcpmdrs cppod iwiie '-'v'C1.:hincgIor1, the .licree were ic 32 and 45 tc 42 'ccitmpgei cn next PGQYCX' gallvtdd ,ch ffcfdow COTS: 14.31111 y. P1110 Jvnct up' Merle gces up for two' Row l: lim Martin, Don Ulm, Wayne Iohnson, lim Magee, Dick Courtney, Merle Miller Row 2: Coach White, Mel Knotts, George Weingart, Ed Leidig, Bruce Brandt, Keith Angier Row 3' Dick Platt, Torn Eggleston, Gus Krekel, Don Malm, Dick Pauly, Torn Eversrnan qfoaozamy fdftafn Dick Plait vw fcontinued from preceding page! The Hounds didn't have much luck against Keokuk, the State runners-up, and tell twice, 37 ic 53 and 35 to 49. Keokuks Bill Logan and Bob il-lat.: Williams made the difference, as the Hounds yu.: couldnt keep up, The Hounds lost t'.-so to Ft Madison also, leg' Scores of 40 to 55 and 4U to 49, The Grayhoundts tailed in both attempts with Otturnwa, again, continuing a string that has been going as long as this writer can remember The scores were 46 to 48 and 25 to 48 The Hounds dropped highly rated Fairfield, 4E to 43 in the tirat carrie, but roi out of gas in the second, 41 to 73 The Hounds didnt fare well against the l.flu.sca- fine Muskies this year Usually they fnanage to pil. at least one game out of the fire, but they dropped three in a row to the Huskies year, by score of 47 to 48, 47 to SC and 52 to 58 Your arm is protruding! Seasons highlights are as follows: The rough and tumble Washington game and the near brawl afterwards. lt wasn't a good ex- ample of sportsmanship, but it will probably be remembered as long as anything else this season. The Win over Fairfield in the first encounter with them this season. lt was a last laugh on the Trojans alter We had beaten them in football and alter they had come down seeking revenge. The pep shown by the student body in the last game ot the year With Muscatine, even though the Hounds were beaten by a small mar- gin, Pep wasn't too good this year, but there was a lot of it this last game. The season perhaps, looking at the record, Wasn't too great a success. However, maybe get- ting used to losing sometimes, helped to make it a success in another Way. Nobody can Win all the time, in lite as in sports, and while it is nice to win, maybe learning how to lose right is good experience lor all of us. fame? ,af 5 Mel Knotts lim Magee Don Ulm Dick Platt Pee Wee Martin Wayne lohnson Qfczzafcouu' Wien Don lvfolrti Torx Evernzrpori Keith Angier Dzck Pfxxily Merle Miller George Weingcxrt Coulcint quite get tliix one Biirlinziton Burlington Burlington Burlington Bnrlinoton Rpiriinizton Hirlznriiori emi-M for, .....i... , .. Burlinfiior Q P .Yllf'L'I'fIY'l l:'ifllY1'1 ,LT. u.,i,, 1.01 F3...ii.. , , Bgfliriiiton 3,4-W, A. it.. yor, Burlinfztori Firlxzifitor Tp. . HOUNDS RFICORI Franklin lCe' lowo City 55 Kewonee 77 Oskilooei 62 Wo' 'iin Yon 3 .4 o.. Keck ,ik 53 Keokxik 49 v- , - rt Yfziieon 5 T. lfflfiv-.A 'Btwn 1 ,w'f'.YY , 493 F-':.r'1f,'l': 43 Pfwiw 73 .n l!f',g.zCCitir,e 49 lf'i.1C'if1hf- SU lf 1 'o'it1nf- 555 , L TWH' L . ,ii JJ w,eliir 'o 4 I f ::wy.,-ff A rf, .15 r A i Row 1 Maltz, Fpller, Siiffsrd, Cooper, Willson Row Z F'-'Lxgey Lofz, Harrison, Hinfist, Mile? Row 3 H 1l1x'1. .-keith Wfilmord, Critter, Stcne Lfzfmrrxfurcirxe - 1 . - v - ' P 'lead fs Q x f The Sepflczfcies Qizef Cocrcn 1oRh i:er. Tyne fheve' ' SU, fiuf ye? Usb PWA A WNV' NAAA WARD 1 O . snowed time :test 1ITlf13f1'Jfi oi emu' an W. , A,..e. eee, :fue rx, i C 3i:':r1s:r. l M A b ,V V x - A recent veit? The-'r snorted DTCTIT3 with me ', 1T3lf'f Tnet' 3355 abou' frcue A A ewan iv ,N UWM M. ng,mww cwtflts, and were feelin' on the bail 3 ,-.. . . .. ,.. e,.,.A.... 'e girxes Left to YL Cirllei ferr' L13 'iriei Pet Kletiiuen Sill' 'f'E'hCIff'v' and Martha P Row Row Row Row Row 1 White, Gustafson, Walters, Hoffman, Plock, Long, Garrison 1 Sink, Malm, Criner, Willson, Harrison, Woligora, Stogell, Beavers, Hartman 3 Stolze, Wagner, Eggleston, Lagomarcino, Fuller, Cooper, Maloney ' Knopp, Chubb, Crocker, Schillerstrom, Wiemann, Taeger, Carspeclcen, Hols, Iayne ' Ablard, Schwenker, Krekel, Garrison, Ferguson, Ereuck, Magee, Malm 1952 Qwaqdamwl 746:45 The l952 Burlington track team as usual, shows a lot of promise, Under the direction of Coach lohannsen, and Co-captains Barney Long and Ray Garrison, they should have another successful season. As we go to press, the Hounds have competed in only one meet, the Little Six lndoor. They placed second this year, ending a string of six consecutive wins. However, they should improve with practice as the year goes on and win their share of the meets. can mace , zczqiocmddcz L 1 I 1 e , 3. T x :,:': PHMU :z. VT .F N. E qa Student Councrl Clubs Pathfmcler Purple Sz Gray Debate MUSIC Groups Homecommg Class Plays Dolphm Swlrn Assemblles Snaps f f J if 19 'Q 5 W Discussing plans for assemblies with Mr. Hcrrken are Preparing to take the squawks out to discuss Ed Waligora, Merle Miller, Anne Beuckman, and Dick the Student Council Meeting are Bob Platt, Keith Angier and Mr. Harlcen. U14 good 77544: '74 Wmd lo Again this year an outstanding group ot students represented us through the Student Council. lt is through them that our requests for changes or improvements are brought up tor consideration. Made up of tour commit- tees, they plan and sponsor many activities of the school. The School Spirit Committee introduced the idea this year of giving a short talk on sportsmanship before each bas- ketball game. lt is the responsibility ot the Club Committee to handle all school elec- tions. The Honor Point Banquet and manag- ing the Honor Point system are the duties ot the Honor Point Committee. The selection of activity assemblies is the responsibility ot the Assembly Committee. The members oi the Student Council are pictured from left to right, Seatedi Eddie York, Lil Sherrin, Bob Anderson, Virginia Milnes, Marilyn Duke, and Mr. Harken. Standing: Ed Vllaligora, Darlene Stevens, Merle Miller, Lindsay Cooper, Anne Beuckman, Mel Knotts, and Marilyn Kelley, Y 'Old ?amzn The Art Club members make many of their projects for their own personal use and enjoyment and also serve the school by helping with stage set- tings. They are left to right: Bow li Carol Schmitz, Caroline Gulick, lirn Aldrich, loan Lange, loyce Babb Bow 2: Beverly Clem, Elaine Weniger, loan Anderson, Theda Rutherford, Phyllis Klein, Grace Burhams Bow 3' Charles Young, Virginia Passer, Elenor Bowen, Marilyn Bos, Tom Wales 's wmeyuz' The CDC's conduct the annual home- coming and school sponsored pa- rades. Pictured left to right, they are: Bow l Wayne Fynauist, Richard Tie- rneyer, Franklin Hartrnan Dick Anderson. Bow 2 David Blackwood, Bob Anderson Dick Pauly, Warren Gustafson, Mr Lotz Bow 3 Dick Plock Bay Crabtree, Stuart Srrxith, liri Orr Bow 4 Dick Courtney, Don Bowen, lohn Koelling, Charles Sirnonson, lohn Trowbridge 'Doing 70445 Qmea n The Alphas help in the office and usher at school events and are pictured left to right: Bow l l.ill Sherrin, Mary Gloor, Helen Bay, Barbara Phillips, Mary Bedell, Charlotte Cline, Sally Sylvester Marilyn Sylvester, Deloris Carter Bow 2 Barbara Iohnson, Norma lohnson Betty Edwards, Lois Luedeman, Sally Anderson, Sandra Halferty, Luella liotzlce, loan Mooreheaa, Miss Harri- ilton Bow 3' loyce Gibbs, Sally Mehatty, Pa! Mendenhall, Shirley Wunnenberg Darlene Lankford, Donna Ockert, Nancy Davis, Wanda Dannies, Pat Drewer Bow 4 Martlyn Miller, Mary Hackman Carolyn Hopperstad, Shtrley Stumpi, Beverly Kaup, Doreen Wagner, lanice Carpenter, Shirley Hofmann, Ioan lohnson '76 emu Wappen to can The liredrills are conducted by the Fire squad members. They are pictured left to right: Row lz Phillip l-leckenberg, Ea Strauss, Larry Taeger, Warren Gustafson, Eddie Darrah Row 2. Gary Hirstine, Russell Perry, Harold Tucker, Don Utt, Mark Chubb Row Si Darrell Boothe, Howard Taegey Ray Trosen, Don Long, Ierry Crocker, lim Martin Wauaz9 4 Wondezfuf 7421160 The Girl Athletic Association. better known as the GAA is for girls who wish to participate in athletics out- side ot class. Left to right, they are: Row l' Lucille Sherer, Doris Hingst, Marcia Smith, Roberta Mooreheacl, loyce Lundeen, Marilyn Delang, Ethel Lindoft, lean Paulus, Pat Spurgeon, Iudy Richardson Row 2' Carolyn Hopperstad, Barbara Phillips, Lois Luecleman, Ioan Kro- schell, Sue Samuelson, lanet Paulus, Shirley Griffith, loanne Wane-lc, loanne Walsh, Maraie Wells, loyce Babb Row 3 Shirley Siurnpl, Pat Anderson, lrene Brandt, Ioyce Gibbs, Sandra McCullough, Andrea McCullough, leanette Gahn, loyce Mehalty, loyce Gaston, Pat Grant, Kay Duke, Mrs. Angler Row 4 Sally Pierson, Rita Ertzinger, Mary Lawler, Sandra Giles, Dana Wagler, Pat Lowthrop, Marilyn Bos, Bevery Kaup, Shirley Hofmann, Shir- ley Chestnut, Mary Bremhorst, Nancy Vlfooolrutf '74e 77Zofze We get 709eZ4ez The Senior Hi-Y boys sell at the County Tournaments and sponsor the all- school swim meet. They are pictured left to right: Row l Wayne Fynquzst, l-larcla Tucker, lohn Van Osdol, Bob Iarnes, lohn Kerby, Larry Alter Row 2 Mr Karnphoefner, Bolo Galvin, George Galvin, Dick Leffel, Eddie York, l-lcwara flugen Row 3 lohn Koelling, Roger Luttenegger, Bolo Anderson, lirx Mosera, Ray Peterson Row 4 Francis Burharn, Bob We-issinger, Don Bowen, Phil Walker, Charles Sizncnson, Merle Miller 7 6442 qu Sm-wed' The purpose of the Iunior Iournalism class is to prepare them for the Senior Purple and Gray Staii. They are pictured left to right: How lt Audrey Watson, Shirley Bal- dridge, lucly Davis, Margie Max, Helen Kurtz, lulia Norian, Kay Fuller Row 2: Theda Rutherford, Lorraine Berges, loan Philpott, Ieanette Gahn, Martha Prox, Sheila Sexton Row 3 Wayne Amrnons, Margaret Young, Kate Boeclc, Nancy Dunn, Anne Bueckrnan, Mara Gay Masselinlc, ludy Young 'gucq Dawg 7ioz'4az9' The Philos sponsor the Sophomore class party co-operatively with the Alphas. This club is also responsible for the Iunior-Senior Prom. Pictured left to right, they are: Flaw Q Pklll 'Walk-er, far. Kent, Ray Gar- rpscr., lzrr. Hofrann lack Wllzars Rev: 2 lirri Magee, '.'. a','r., lo fan, l' l lflller ACYTCJK l-lggaarf l.' Sth.: 7'm wfdfivg cz WWW 7!0ff The Hypatias give service to the dramatic program by assisting with the make- up. costumes and properties lor the plays. They are pictured left to right: Row l Kay Fuller, Lucille Sherer, Nancy Hodges, Charlene Carlson, lean Rinker, Donna lfllerhroek, Martha Prox, Marilyn Meloan Row 2 Sharon Murphy, loyce lohannsen, Pat Anderson, Marilyn Duke, Virginia Milnes, Donna Scull, loan Kissinger, Sally Pierson, Mary Chaprnart, Mrs Bosier Row 3 Sandra Niehaus, lo Anne Wiele, Shelia Sexton, Barbara Dunn, Audrey Watson, Beverly Waugh, Nancy Gahegan, Mary lo Dworzaclc, Donna Haberichter, loan Springsteen, Miss Powell Row 4: Nancy Dunn, Marilyn Kelley, Sieglincle Schramrn, Mara Gay Mas- selink, Arlene Poggerniller, Marilyn Friedman, Irene Brandt . s ., p,s,.,V, 'ii -- r-IIN f 'lg gli? lllllllxe if z.. .1 ,, 5 , l l aa 064945 to ge in patience The Projection Club members operate all ' motion pictures tor the classrooms. They are pictured left to right: Row l Thad Ball, Arlene Poggerniller, Mary Lee Schreiner, Marilyn Meloan, Shirley Mosena, Marilyn Bailey, Dar- lene Sherer, Lloyd Rheinschrnidt Row 2' lack Alter, lohn Van Osdol, Rod Toothacre, Torn Eggleston, Bill Burns, Art Miller, lim Babcock, Dick Wilt, Mr. McKnight Bow 3: Harold Pfadenhauer, Orin Swan- son, lim Hall, Phil Heckenberg, Bill Miller, Ted Schwenker, Harvey Ashby, Bob Bauhaus Row 4i loe Brueck, Don Cornwell, Lester White, Darran Huggins, Roger Wilson, Bob Weissinger, Larry Taeger, How- ard Taeger ' wa,-iwaq Placed' The Radio Club operates the school sound system. Pictured left to right, they are: Row l Darrell Hawk, Francis Burham Larry Gardiner, Wayne Pynquist, Mr White Row 2 Carl Stodgell, Cliit Calhoun, Iirn Orr, Gene Roberts, Dick Tillotson Row 3: Dick Courtney, Charles Simonson, Iohn Koelling, David Distelhorst, Frank Hartman 74e Qofd Dcygvza Sanqn The Scribblers sell at all the school ath- letic activities. They are pictured left to right: Bow l lulia Norian, Carol Paschall, Kay Foehlinger, Marilyn Zike, Mary Lou Nutt, Darlene Sherer Bow 2' Miss Kinizey, Marilyn Delana Mary Brennelce, Mary Bosier, Connie Peterson, loyce Gaston, Ieane Deck- ard, Miss Talbott Bow 3' Marilyn Callaway, Beverly Frua- eger, Pauline Stout, Donna Kiersey, loyce Mumme, Theda Rutherford Bow 4 Mary Walker, Nancy Ober, Ruth Freitag Karen Wilson, Mary Balbort Mary Zurrnuehien, Marjorie McKee Ethel Ltndott .11 'Siam 7716 Me Way' The Trigon Service Club's main job is ushering at school events. They are pictured left to right: Row l: lack Stone, Buddie Webster, Strother Scott, Lee Kulp, Bob Schultz, Larry Eyler, Ed Strauss Plow 2' lim Vaughan, Iirn Aldrich, Derby Thompson, Bob Dryzcimski, Gordon Penton, Dick Griffith, Mr. Graber Row 3: Ronald Frerichs, Dale Newcornb, Wayne Shafer, Don Pierce, Tom Tripp, Ed Titus, Dale Lane Flow 4' Martin Bertlshotter, Don Miller, Dennis Hunter, Mark Stolze, Dick Tillotson, Dick Wagarnan, Mr, Bigelow nSe'wice for Oflezen The Y-Teens who are affiliated with the YWCA take charge of most of the school drives and sponsor the Lenten services during Easter week. The members of the cabinet are pictured left to right: Row I Sally lfferiaffy, Dons Hinget, Charlotte Cline, flancy Hoag-: Ioan Rznker, Shirley Grzffzth 2 Virginia llfilnee, Ruth Tren ljneaa Warriing, Ioanne '.'fa P oauercazper fav: 3 loan lohnson, ffancy' Cher Rin, Eueckxan, ffancy Woodruff, Sandra Ile-haue, leannette Iansen '70464z'!e 70466: aa 70ofu6 The Stagecraft class constructs the set- tings for all the plays. They are pic- tured from left to right: Row li Mary Thye, Virginia Murray, Dean VVehrle, Pat Klernish, Darlene Sherer Row 2: Pauline Goble, Marilyn Heller, Donna Swatford, Pat Wright, Ger- aldine Hookom Row 3' lanet Losey, Sally Anderson, Virginia Shaffer, lanice Losey, Me- rietta Pentecost, Mr, Tilton Row 4: Dick Wagaman, Russell Perry, Gordon Powell, Bill Mellinger We re never a11 here l ie pa! fa 1sn't it going to be nice? Om gee! fm aa The Pathfinder staff of 1952 is rnade up of 5 seniors. They are, Sieghnde Schrarnm, editor-in- chief, Donna Haberichter, managing editor, Ruth Freitag, associate editor, Mary Bosier, business manager, and Iirn Magee, sports editor. Running back and forth irorn the photographers to room 125, keeping in touch with the engraver and printer, and seeing that a11 deadlines were met, gave Sieglinde much to do throughout this year of 1951- 1952. Donnas tasks were those oi managing the dummy 1ayout and seeing that a11 photographs around schoo1 were taken by the school photog- raphers. Ruth had the big responsibi1ity of seeing that a11 copy was written and de1ivered into the hands of the printer. Giving everyone a helping hand a cheery word when things 1ooked the darkest was Mary. Her :nam yob was that of se11ing the Pathfinders Making up and writing the Sports section were the duties Iim undertook. He a1so managed the p1anning and taking of pictures for the various sporting events. Miss Margaret Cardle, serving for her first year in capacity of yearbook adviser, did a commendable job, Mr. Scronce ot the Peoria Engraving Cortipany was a great help to the staff of 52. The staff as pictured be1ow are, Donna 1-Iaberichter, Iirn Magee, Mary Bosier, Sieglinde Schrarnrn, Miss Card1e, and Ruth Freitag, .kms I me The 'ics' staff is pictured above. They are frcrti lei? ic right, The P 5. G stall if pictured Ccrcl Kelley, Sally Pierson, liri Diewclci, Arlene Floggeiilller jcrccfreciixq pages with Mr Kcrg Fcehlzriger :xi lee Brgeck 4e77wqbZe, .CTIZLKZ 1K.CYIIlfZ,l'.' e 61:1 gli-X: 'he ,yveriis :Z EHS and l?lC, A 3r'1j.' i '.'ieekl',' piilclicfvticri, 2.1 'in f -- -' Ale'-fl Ii.: ciitcfiizl incl .imvc-rtifiiicx ,zifii I3 Si-hicrf has '.'.'crl4c-'1 lhrcu41l1o.if fha 'tfix ihig pipe: cz tri-:Why of iivfi-rf 'iici ctefeiificz fchccl czrifi ccitxzz .xtereetiriz fcehicn 'mi :Ile-r 'z 2:53 fer the ftgxehif cleczxg f. ,eek :tier 'week :he ciitcriil , izi :ie iziciher tc secpgre 'IIT ,fflffi f::'if 5:12 xiir relntei ch ff A 'ext :ate :xii ccrtfri The Back and Quay ll if 'he print shop 'cii ,gr , :cr -' fc: hr- grpiv lf thc Te.fpcri.fil:ility ci Piirgfle 5125 Ego ,Lie 5-Nici: to Ace fflfff Their ccjcy is prepcirccl fi'1lclI.'li'Ef1I 1Yf c' primer CTX Il.. .c,,G','2 Cfiff Thurszflciys ci .11 cm:-licfll .ii i ':r.ce if publication '5C7V3 Tl 37 Fslifilizpr il'1N.'6,'i'iIiflI'1I1, 'ch 15 thc iiicung by 777 i5 VQZI7' fcii ilif fixgf 1: .rrczme the ch cf the cd v lR.. ic. :c.iC,. f: .wlificri 'C tulip. ,yin .,,.,,, ,- ,A A-..- in., A c,.., ,-F ,.-p.. c ,,. fx -,5 fx. ,rv ,Ah .N e JY, A 5 G eiczif :fe jcicigrex ielcix' They Tire frciti leit ' fi Fxecticx, HCTCIKQ' Elezsher, Lucille Szieref snare: - Zvfc sfcfl :1:t,re.f, the :ii crccefx thezri for .F the 313' cf lfiss gli .cgr :acer f :sich T' Murphy' rcz-.1 llcrg' lc Ereririexe, Flies Griesel, Keith Angie? Lferle Miller 1 .... Miss lonan Haskell, speech coach at Bl-l.S., who was awarded her diamond pin in the National Forensic League and is, as the result, the top ranking N.l:'.l... speech coach in Iowa. Zelda afzeacic .Z Franklin Hartman represented BHS. in the American Legion contest in March and The contest season began with the dis- cussion festival at Cedar Falls, attended by twelve advanced and beginning students. There was a high percentage of superior and excellent ratings among the group. The second contest, required oi all students, was the Voice ot Democracy contest, tor which there was local, state and national recognition. The im- portant event ot the year was the Burlington speech festival held in Ianuary and attended by ten schools. The varsity debate squad won first in this tournament and the beginning students ranked high. Other debate tourna- ments attended during the year Were Geneseo, Augustana College, Cedar Falls CBrindleyl, Davenport, and Iowa City. The ratings were consistently in the superior and excellent levels. Bob Anderson, Richard Anderson, loanne Kohrs, Bill Worrell and Iohn Lagomarcino discuss matters at importance. ended with a second place rating in the N state. Mary Ann Chapman did outstanding l Work in extemporaneous speaking during i the year, while two sophomores, Ioan Kohrs and Iohn Lagomarcino did superior work in state competition in interpretive reading and radio speaking respectively. The con- test season ended with a second speech festival at Burlington on May tenth in ex- temporaneous speaking and original oratory. M' S 3 ', wi I ', -'Qw4..'f4 1 f eff iGfg,.f .3 N gh 5? ,gi f ' E125 ia wg if if 5 5 ,y'f!'i,v x,v 45. .Ai ,if if in . bf x V J, N . 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Eririiyn lferi Iii? jtrecicr rzrij goii hxtxir The 331.1 GEC fly: tx-E' Q -,ry .-Z-iiegiig' Z tticrntrtqs Chi 'Eta Gris Glee Chl: Qifh l.lCTil'J'f iii Thur W nrrniriqi ln 'ycu vocalist A' the 3231 3:51 Gxlf Glee C1151 Girls Glee Club: A B Edward? fI fsixnfin I Yfgiiirie Ffirer. f., Eriifvr S Fei I Gini ll C11IlOug'l1,S Gf1ff1m,t.: 'Brig P l'l:1st:: F Pztrtvri? S H3617-?r. RSV,-.' 7 C Carlson E I::cI:',', F. Slcoviqgtst fl S'5-'Jens I Qgiieen F I-lCCTE'll?f2f I H I Rzirtcrzson L Lc'1.'3r',' IZISQ' I ffcriin B CF-:' S rlliiti S 1: tif-r I I r P T1 3 L Bloornnerzz Row 3 I lltnk, ll Ell-Yhroek, C V9YT'Illf1U:'3,l: fztukv, C lIr:',1.',l3 Hifrter, ..f Tllllifll I f r S v by-rf1,S lgdx-:cr?i:s,I Knofir 3 Wobfier Y Scltwehel l1VCI1l:1'I 3f'1 I .3ti'::r..' lvl S':'.'Ol Gt:- Ro '.'.' 4 'Q St-Zipleicn 3 S'C'ifrtt.e' L Ai'it,'r.1:n ll l-l'1t:,g'.'i1.1rQ 3 Linvff I? Kwrs r '-Vzuqlrt, ll GC:hegc1n,S F3135-, B l-lCrr.e,I l'l:'.'enft:1Q I7 .5tri'4Gr.'C' Tuf C2 : n':1qh L '7 I O C l3'NOTZCIClC,I Steinqrcxbe-r 3 Phxlltjrs ROWS S Aniierscn 3 Icnnfci lf llenns S ff1eEt2'1.1 F Sreitiz' ff Cher I YCQT K 'rl 133, S Shock, M. McKee ff Tcfeger C Peterson C lrlcpj:erfti4 Q l-ltzftitiicn l. Exilim fl S Pierson, B Frucleger Boys' Glee Club: Row l S. Drisskell, 2 Morley, E Owena, R H3f1:tif1r1,T B311 R Harkin: I Stctffori St af Row 2 R l-lolner, S Story, R Barnes, M. Mzller, I Rrirnoll, C Lowe, D .Lfiey Row 3 G Penton, 2 Hola, I Koelltng, T Mcllzlnon, E Le-zixg, R Secr,1,W Dreu-ae Row 4 E Stone, R. Crabtree, C. Sztnonson, I Brueck, I Orr, I Lcrqotncrctno, D, Ke-nf ,-4.14 lie 24,4 Fawn of Mr, Maurice Wright, the behind the baton What would the past school year have been without the band? They played a great part in the musical pro- ductions of the school, Starting their season with the foot- ball games, any parade would not have been complete without the BHS, Band. From the Homecoming Parade to the Spring Opening, each parade would find the march- ing band. Basketball games found the band divided into two, The pep assemblies were livened by the pep band, composed of members of the regular band. On March l3, the band presented its annual formal concert, preceded by a short concert in the school assembly the week before. Featured at the concert was Sue Fischer who had received high recognition for her outstanding playing as a clarinet- ist, May 16 and l7 found the band combining their talents with that of Davenport and Otturnwa to present the band concert at the Music Festival The final appearance of the band was at the graduotxon exercises Fine work frozzx a fine organization The orchestra was also outstanding in the musical organizations. This year, for the tirst time, the orchestra was presented in the school assembly before their annual concert on February l4, As soloists tor this year's concert, tive students trom our own orchestra presented the Vivaldi tConcerto Nancy Ober was named concert mistress this year-the highest award in orchestra. Other first chairs in the string sections Were' Mary Bosier, Assistant Concert- mistress, Norma lean lohnson, Second Violins, Marfory McKee, violas, Mary Sue Walker, cellos, and lo Ann Wiele first bass, ln addition to these two activities, they accorn- panied the annual t'Messiah and played carols in the cateteria during the Christmas season A string ensemble cornposed cf eleven members of the string sections of the orchestra added honors to the music activities ot the :school by traveling to lowa City, Fairfield and Vinton for contests, to be fudged against other string ensembles Of the state They carne home with high honors The or- chestra, too, jcarnied tc Otturtpw-Ja for the combines orchestras of Burlington, Davenport, and Otturnwa l.'f1,:.f lane Cropj: serving as the director of the orchestra :or her f1rst 'gear proved her abi w' If THE C'1C'I'Ilf'f' 'JF TTITECYCY and , Miss Mary Lou Broeq 7 ?57 Zfamecamimy faqczifq wedmzdlawlq an Maru elle S re e ce ufle rn x o Q the l-lortiecoznrna . me rarer me o,ma trarzxoea 'me eonrk xek o le Of o ary Lou vv no 1 1 c ow W ' V xg: ye tendant llartha 32-7, W . e.Co.'e ne rue co onatxo ce rome' ol: mler preerde.. ol e DC. ol e e corm wer lohn Trowbrrolqe Charles Swoneon, and Warren Gustal on who a e PDC offlcer The queen ha een ac'1x ln chool affar N ll thro1.ah h la school career She lu captaln ol the cheerleaaer an hav been eece to o' er rovat hono tendant lvfarrlyr' K lley prebmler' e Hypahas and rx werv acnve rn IUUSIC at BHS Sally Menally 1 vrce preildent ol Alphae ana Y'l'eer'e and rw aleo a varuty cheerleader The l-lomecorrnng CQVGTOWIES und he able dlrecto ree-rr ere bx a O 'the CDC M be e -My ,V iwqn ' She S all my Ns' 'NW x 'Q lancv pamted her S d1v1ne Shee lovely she houghtless of beau Sne was Bea utv's sellf U, Thompson Gray 'Q Dont they 10014 hc Dev? The Honiecomlng Zesstvities of 1951 hegcx 'xflirl the 111211511 5Iif9Yfff11l'l11'1Q pep csse3ii1:1y Aiier the :ep asse:rm1U1y xhe LC1ff1C ot ihe c1pxL3s Legs: the bg Hefrieccztxing gtcrcce get grider wily' Frcrr. cryomq: 311 the f.-Vries :ie Yffee: 110611 was 'lllgfif '.'1:'cr10:2 Rf 630 he trcvltiziil Lorifire :1c12ed C: the bcriks of tie 1-fQSF1:3:'1IJ1S1 Gia 1c11Q'.x'L:ig thi. CG19bfC1IlCIi the snake carte, 1ed bv the Qeei Cmfi het cftenicnts, iiidc fs tc the f:e1ci house Queen Mary sg wise Crowned at 1161111130 and her Uitem'1C1m:3, S:111',f ci: 1 JfC1r11yr1, were ,Neseiiei Afier the '.'ICfCI'1C',lF frmrae :'.'e. KeO1i',1k, 'me Hcfieicrtina dance ' '. - heh ar. Yhe iief' 'Cure vsxth the Q' ser. ' ti fr tx-J: :C 'A,' 1 fztterifrmtx f gtirf: f' the 5 :Z TIM- e'.'ei1:'1 Fl ff 7.C'aae 4 Jill! fC? f: :xx-' 4 ' 000 I Q X 'XX 7 5 4. -2 ff Ek. an-555.535 i .1 Q. ' uc. I 't .1 N., W- -M ,,.. .,, ZQLA A .Al wh, 5 fl W flbi A ri. ' Y. I . Q , wb.. ' 'A , N .f 1 4 f I .-at I IMI 4 f 4 ,V 41, 1 4 1 Ng 'Q' v stamen- The ceremony' We've got a hand CPD oil policy. mm 7544 On lanuary l3, it was announced on the central sound system that tryouts lor the lunior Class Play 'lThe Queens Husband, would be held that evening in l3l, Attend- ing these tryouts were too many capable girls and too lew capable boys. After elim' inating many ol the talented girls and shanghaiing some talented boys, the follow- ing cast was decided upon: King Eric VIII, Ray Crabtree, Queen, Anne Beuckman, Gen- eral Northrup, Iohn Koelling, Lord Birten, lames Koelling, Princess Anne, Audrey Watson, Granton, Mike Koopman, Prince William, Larry Gardiner, Mr. Laker, Bob Smith, Dr, Fellman, lim Ferguson, Phipps, Dave I-Iols, Petley, Sandra Blocker, Ladies- in-Waiting, Donna Scull and leannette Gahn. Because one oi our shanghaied actors iumped ship, Director Mr. lohn Tilton por- trayed Major Blent. The student director ol this Stellar production was Ieannette Gahn. Despite cast troubles the luniors presented an excellent play, Pictures oi the command performance, Vw --1 I V . 4-.,:, ..i-2: A I, w:::,:g5, A ww er. -Q.--...Q ' 66444 79444 A Connectgcpgt Yankee in King Artists Ccuri' was presented by the Senior Class of 1952 The Loras and Ladies taking the parts of the Qrirnortal King Arthur ana hzs court were King Arthur, larries Magee, Hank Bennett, Merle Miller, Marion, Lucille Shererg Mrs Bennett, Ruth Freitagg Queen Ggiertever, Carol Kelley, Merlin, larnes Die- Woydi Sir Sagmmorl Eames Om Clarence' Checking lines lor the play are Wayne Fynqiiist Wayne Fynauist, Elaine, lanet Finkeg Sir Male Miller cmd Icmet Finke' Launcelot, Wayne Iohnson, Queen Morgan Le Fay, Mary Bosier, Sandy, Carolyn Hop- perstad. The talented director who taught the cast to bow and speak an English dia- lect was none other than lohn M. Tilton, Assisting him was Mary lo Brennelce. The curtain went up on this comical production on the nights ot April 29 and May l, One ot the last performances to be given by the senior class, the play was a great success. The two directors talking over , , , 'P Part oi the noble cast trying to memorize the lines on April 28, dui, f 1 Pictured in formal attire are Queen Leona with Attendant Margie Max on the left and Attendant Dana Wagler on the right, Dolpdch anim Again this year three bathing beauties were honored by the student body to reign over the l-li-Y Swirn Meet Reigning as Dolphin Queen, Leon: Becker experienced her first honor of this type in BHS. W'ith her were Margie Max, lunior Attendant, and Dano Wagler, Sophomore Attendant Through- out the rneet, coriedy and entertainment was pro- vided by seven senior girls displaying fashionable bathing suits of years past Don Long and Lew Hoy demonstrated expert swimming forrn and Bob laines gave Harold Tucker and Dick Leffel a lesson in div- ing. About all they accomplished was getting every- one in the front row a little damp. Taking top honors, the Seniors splashed through six exciting events The finishing touch was provided by a demonstration of expert diving by Bob larnes. Pictured below are the Dolphin Royalty and Bob Anderson, president of the Hi-Y Seen just ready to take off and swirnining are loan Lange and Lois Luedernann. ,J b ,ps MW? If if 4 f, A J s I sf Co sg, ' ,W ,ev Qi' FQNE- 1 ' i Rv A A , V,,, if LZ, ' ' QF ' lu' 55 fffw ? 'Q 15 ,N-. I-I 5 fi I A 7? Q R 5 5' if we S. .,Q Q1 2, h'X.f T l 70445'64d Dam' Wad 7 I L r '1 I BH M me fiat x I 1 S x W 1 r X, Zxha-Qzfzdcalczz S4054 'N nfl' 124' :J , HAPPY AcA'rfoN TUDENTS f Haw? ig W Q -0UfE x Maxx QW I XW H'NMfA f NX if A 'X MQ W Cacffv X V 5 Y f Efai u V g f 4 ,WJ hi I K M eff- 1 f gb X X ,X'l',f X blifi r I -3. -IM -x Y ZX-,7 N? Up' ffgi' 1 . 3 ,. ,, A f ,s i W.. 1 S fy M' 531 K X ' 4 L img QW 5 Qfgqi 5 In .gffiggig QWXXH ' -2 ' 55,499 it f 1iYsfxmwSf,w?!!? ' ,V 1sgf4 Y W 'V3nQ1QWfi f Mm.-4--l -MY' V ' ',,...W-W'jf4 3 'v I fa in wwf-W 1, fi ff2l5Q2n'5i55 T ly Q J' Q ,119 if' fig 5 g 4 lag? if SE liiifff i xX-' MVM 1 W' W is Qaiagfig w1'5wQfS Q 4 f A ,I if N - gf WA NEXWM if 'ffl iifgilagil 'V . 5 Q 1 a Kali? Q . 3 M , ,S ig? Q Ns, Q., ..,.- 3? gi V' 9 Sig iw 3 5 fm Qfzggizmi 43? N 3 'Hg Q V iiaigqg 53 ,Sw Q' Q Q 4 aj? L 3512 f . t 7 X WW ecm of bflege oz 7464 4 fallq psychology Cchild and otherwisel un- doubtedly was of great assistance to him in dealing with loe and lane College. Act- ing as adviser to the Student Council, Stoney listened to student gripes, aired a few of his own, and generally strived to bring about a more congenial set-up at at BIC, The Student Council, under the guidance of Dean Stonehoclcer, played a major part in school activities. lts members planned the assembly programs for the year. z the fall Pow Wow and the All-College breakfast held last spring. As usual the Council sponsored a Christmas Snowball which proved to be a financial suc- cess. A new and very enthusiastically received project of the group was , 'Operation Coffeyvillem aimed at cementing good public relations. Finally, the Council adopted as an overall goal the securing of various school improvements. This year's Student Council officers were Dick Bailey, president, lack lrlols, vice- president, Roseanne Bertlshofer, secretary, and Bob Campbell, treasurer. Good Advice it-wi waxes, Ccdncil Seat-ec. ., :a:.e',', I. Hols R Berilshcfer, 3, Caripbeli, E D151-elhorsz Standing, S, Anaer- G Eoeck, C Eraaonier ff Tzge If Kgbis Lf Kcrgfa Lf Wasson, I1 Wccciruff, If l-larai, T Martin, T V r E Gahn, ,..,,5 gddd 7ellacu As dean of the iunior college, Mr, Stone- hooker was in constant contact with students and student activities. His knowledge of Sophomor Class Ollrcers Tom Yager presrdent Dick Ba1ley vrce presrdent Bob Campbell s e tary Nhldred Kub1s treasurer 76064402 Scion! 7044 Me 7601444 nf 77fe Elected at me outset ot me year to make recessa y de rstohs aoou 1, pe class alta rs these roar Sophs drd Just that Arded by the1r advtse 'lr Bacher me ottrcers solved all problems ar1s1 lg over Sophomore a v 1t1es They Iere hor ever rellevecl ot vhat promlsed to be one of thetr bragest protects vhern rt V- as dec dea not to hold the All College banquet tots vear The group rtselt as mstrumental m decrdma that rt was rmprac t al to have the bartauet Row l: Shirley Anderson Kenneth Butler William Freitag Row 21 Roseanne Bertlshofer Robert Campbell Dean Hartsoclc 3: lohn Blanclc Elaine Distelhorst Richard Hauser Row 4: Carol Bragonier Louis Englehard Norman l-lines Row 5: Evelyn Brockway Kathryn Evans james Knapp Row lg Mary lo Korilla Virginia Lynn Patricia Roth Row 2 Mildred Kubis Thomas Martin Donald Schwenker Row 3: Charles Lange Robert Pohl Erma Stout Row 4: Lucille Laue Dean Porter Mary Wasson Row 51 Marvin Lucas Susan Rhum Thomas Yager K' Q Qia- nr 'l ' ve Freshman Class Ofhcers Ken McCullough secretary Glorra Boeck pres1dent Clark Morton v1ce prestdent Beverly Sl'11rnrn1n treasurer 14.-4'c5z'Ze.4'eafmuz'744D 74449 Acttng under the dxrectron of therr advrser Mr Walsh, the Freshman lass otfrcers sponsored a 1un1or college Current Lvents test as a hrst sem ester project Second semester the quartet turned polmcal and admrnlstered a Presrdentral Preference prrrnary to determrne the IC cl'1o1ce ot party can drclates The Frosh leaders were also consulted on the decrslon to abandon the tradmonal All College banquet Row lg David Albaugb George Elgin Robert Gabn Myles I-larai Row 4: Frank Denz Richard Falk lack Gustafson Howard Kooprnan Row 2: Row 5: Arnold Gerst Anita Dunn Donald Ellerlriotf David Forse Norrnan Gibson Richard Hanks George l-leinold Donald Krelcel Row 3: Gloria Boeck Sally Ellerholt Albert Gugeler Genevieve Hingst 2 lr my X a t 5 s As l I I :-sf ' G, E ri. Q 'K J 1 HH vi 41- , I f 3 iii nfl 4 3 .A. ii 'Sr 6 W iswfr Row l: Row 4: Thomas Larson lanies Luth Kathryn Miller loel Philpott George Reed Elma Stern Norrna Thie Leon Wirt Row Qi Row 5: lean Leidig Mary Martin Gloria Niehaus Elias Prentzas Gwen Rein Colleen Stigge Donald Thompson Mariorjx Woodruff Row 3: Ro:-I E3 Frank Lewis George Miller Richard Olson Robert Randolph Beverly Shirnniin Ruth Sontott Gerald Torn Wwe Widde ,to 7466 Gene of gow During the iirst semester, the Student Nurses from hospitals were enrolled in Stoney's psych and soc Bacher for chemistry and anatomy. Second semester instructed in anatomy by Mr. Bacher. ln their roles the nurses attended Wednesday assemblies, held Mercy and Burlington classes and had Mr. the girls were further of part-time students, memberships in the Women's Union and participated in other college activities. BURLINGTON Bottom row, left to right: B. Eressell, N. Harden, M. Hath- away, M. Stodgell, N. Grit- fith. How 2: M. Michaels, W, Smith, L. Smith, P. Madison, I Meyer. Row 3: l. Hartman, B Lenihan, T. Westercamp, I. Lcfgren, B. Hingst, MERCY Bottom row, left to right. D. Boley, D. Smith, D. Charbon- neau, G Schiedel, M. Hille- bran. Row 2. M. Pulis, L. Penelerick, N. Gerst, T. Nel- son, V Fischer. Row 31 D. Ensrninger, M. Conner, H. Brown, D Meierotto, C. Ari- derson. 704mm 'e ,-flma, I If Womens Union Board of Governors CFirst Semesterbi S. Anderson, M. Wasson, M Kubis E. Stout, K. Evans, M. Korilla, P. Roth, D. Tee, G. Boeclc. Second Semester not pictured: M. Martin, C. Bragonier, R Bertlshoter, M. Woodruff Advised in their activities by Miss Alma Kroeger, the members of the Womens Union Board of Gov- ernors carried on an all-the-time campaign for new lounge furnishings. Although only partially success- ful in this crusade, the Board members kept their spirits up by planning and carrying out a number of social activities. Among the Women's Union events were a Get Acquainted Coffee' for the Freshmen women, a fall picnic in the country, a Christmas party at the Mercy hospital nurses' home, a IC mixer in the lounge, an open house at Moir Hall and several informal parties for Union members. B. Shimmin As in the past, the Mens Union served as cr study and recreation spot for the IC men. Selected to preside over the affairs of the Union were Tom Yager, as president, Don Krelcel, as vice-president, Gene Swygard, as secretary, and Iaclc Herring, as treasurer. The four officers, along with Union ad- viser Mr. Walsh, elected to use a part of the Union fund to install certain improvements in the lounge. This included the recovering of chairs and sofas to improve the appearance of the lounge furnishings 775604 ' A H A N 2 9 F - . fe ffm M M W E' Qi Mens Union Officers. I Herring, T. Yager, D Krekel, G Swyg ard Sufi lcydw. Sweet' ' H7105 Day. nomic , .... ,.,. ,, , , . This year the Chi Ups earriei a reputotiori :or ine rn: S1g:t1a s:ror1t',, ariaer ine sponsorship Cf -Eli? skiiiisfl, age 20 their Wegriesagy riorning CC- HR: QHNH4 Fha PAWKGAQ4 Fmcqkp-7 Qunneqsfnl Ven' .ities in assembly' These skits, renowned for their 'A ' M W w A ' 'W' WA WA K V' M I M anxy ana decorurn, were aiznea at publicizing the farrng the iootfzall ana nasketball seasons the Phi eeklv after-aarrre dances which 'he Chi U ' held A. . . . Y. V We ,Oak ., P. FN ketbcu' DDO on pi ,Owl :Qas sold occ, hct aoas, potato :hics ana other re- -..na .rr 1 . ai. a.a ,as . 1 s . ' - - f A 23 dances '.-:ere held, all of '.-:hich proved to be ireshrients at the aarnes to raise rnoriey for 'a'-'J ara 3 o' l sac ,ss s TH so Frida-f ri. ht - V , , , . . . f w'f'z' ng Ll?QeG'CL1. C5459 le 'Ai pc, ence elie prior coileoe sorioiarsnip v.':i1cn then' awara annual- .rnarao ,ang ..i .r ,, jo nr . . r: .. , f A shin they utilized in presenting their rnagor protect Sf ln aoaitxan to tnese angtges, the Phi Stas enioyea of ine year, the annual 'S S Springtirnew forrnal ,Wie DNVMCUQQ In ,He fem. O, G number O, pmqos . . . . . KVM. C. it i. rl.. A A. . A ALA, gpervising Chi Up activities this year were Miss ' ' Howe ana Miss Hunt. ina picnics Chi Ups: M Woodruff, V. Lynn, M Wasson, S Anderson, A Carlson, E Distelhorst, C Bragonier, S Ellerhoff, K. l-filler, A funn, M Martin, H Stafford, N Thie, D. Peoples, L Laue, G Boeck Phi Sigs: K Evans, M. Korilla, Miss Strana, I Leidig, C Stiage, P. Roth, D. Tee, E. Stern, G. Hingst, E, Stout, E. Brockway, B Shirnrnin, M Kubis. Sylvia Weinreich was not present for the picture. F. T. A. Members: P Refi M Kubif, K E'.'an.a, Lf Wasson, ll Thie, A Dunn G li:lQhC1Lli'?, C Sizgge, If Korzlla, F 3ro:E:'f. ,', E Stout, M lffgrtir, laflxf llgioney, K Miller 1 Tn-e I Sern Peoglex, I Le1gig, l. Lage I Gwen: In-Rel Members: B Snzrnrrgn G Boeck,I Kresge A Carlson ll Hara: '-'fnite P Bertlshoier 2 Forre,I Luth, T Larson G Torn, T. Ilartr College-Y: K Miller, F3 Fein C Bragonier if jirielnorst, M 'Wgsecn ff True If I-lgrai, R Gifan T Lgrron, I Hola, L Fcrse I Knapp, G Eceeii 3 Shirt- izin G Hingsf 'J Ljfgr. S Fanierxon lf Sigfforf: T-f Vlcairgii B Garry:- liell I. Falk, G Feeg I Luth G Rein H 3erflf,::er G llcrten 'I Hin-ef f Philpott, K Butler T Ygger fl e L' 0' ' ' I 2' ' Tne Future Teachern of Artierxg Tenet.-25,1 ol all college wonpen who are rylgnnini to enter the eler:pen'gr',' fi-gtntng profession. The Zeta Tat cngfster here at BIC is very active In friiiicn to holding they regqlgr rircntnig' itieetings, the chapter rnezrp- kers attended regional tneetings at Gttxxxg Heights college ang lffi S' C'F'rft vcilege in Clinton F T A :tn- Cf-'f for Thi.-1 year were rvresiieni f' Kpirgix vicefpresidenf l3'1'T' Fan fefreigry, Erma Stout iregfxf Kg'n'.' Evan! and Donna Tee 'ing 11' A ,,.. ., ttttgn Gong lnehaus mit We ge mundo? The ccti'-titles of this years ln-Fel Club were combined with those oi the Epirlinrzton Ministerial association in rffenscririg Dr T Z Koo, prolefnsor ol oriental studies at the State Uni'ver.:it',' Cf len-sc, as guest speaker in TI con- ference with other surrounding cel- leges Martin Nieniohler, a Gerznan church leader, was presented in col- lege assenibly in a similar manner Aside tTOIN proiiiotina these two everzts the ln-Rel group inet twist? ziicriiril 'A.' to discuss internaiicnal proi- lezrs concernina the Far East cu! Wad! Me Qcmqb Z! ifmeu Fleeting on alternate Thur.:'gy: ez thi- YWCA, the nien.ber.e of ine Gol- lege Y helil busineas ,1e.1,zi:n.e in- fcrrggl .fuppe-rs, iznproirpfu .1'.f.'::r,: an' pen: citings Biggest of the Y pr:- wecie for the year was the .ej:on.2ar1ng cf ine BIC Harrie-Corning This even plgrned and carrieg out solely by Y rnenilzers ungler The d1reCt:Cn C tip,-Lf 1i'.'1.'er, Peggy Schulz The :pt f3:t1:leTion of the Ho:r.eCe 'n' l T. left the UTOUU free T: enig' ni Cf Spring soczgl e'.'en'.f md '75 and Weep This 'rear BIG-ers lgterzilly :sei fCf Fxjays and the Collegian News. 'ii- ior Boeckj-' TT.C22QI'3-'i to ru' 'he fear of the ieaalzne into her rife :olde ,,C.,.:,,,,.,..,Q :.....,.. W-i., .,-, .t-.r -...,.e.,.., ,o .u,.. 'C'.LTT.f1,1.'f1C .fzsrerpzeoe 9323 Erzlkant sport: analyses by lohn it and Steam, star reporting by f-.gp Helen and Bob, scintillating Zeatures by Mort, Gent and Hinesel, and cracfcy oafioons by Gerry cornbirtea to prc- duce a puiohcation uneauaiea :n the annals of pressaor: 'The 'receding was c paid political anztouncerrient, courtefy of the Collegian News staifi Once ut' 4 Well they :node it, they got the yearbook out by dint of much wear and tear, strain and stress on their and everybodys concernea nerves, Co-editor Torn, as the only one with any yearbook training, supervised the :ob Other co-editor Boecky wrote copy aria chewed her fingernails Sports editor Chuck knocked out the sports section, and associate editors Bert ana Marge arranged schedules, took orders patiently and handled miscellaneous iobs, Ana the result? An annual to be found once, and only ,. I once, in a li.eTir:e, lhats baag .6 'kr' -q Collegian News Staff: Norm Hines, Gerry Torn, lack Hols, lim Eland, ctw-it f Mortori, Iiri Knapp, Helen Stafford, Gloria Boeck, lack Herring Bob Gahn was missing when picture was taken. Left to right' H Bertlshofer, T, Martin, G Boeck, M. Woodruff, C. Lange lC Choir Don Aaey, Dave Alloaugh, Warren Knight, filorrpa Thie, Sally Ellerhofi, Helen Stafford, lffr lffehrle, Don Krekel, Gwen Hein, Chuck ' .fvfvwq J,--N --.nf ev ., .... V . :lggi s, V1.fi.i.u l, i... , i..,.rr,a lohnscn, Sue rische '75 dd' 77Zaacc' .mae-r ffl? tzirecticri oi their instru:- tor Brannon lxfehrle, the IC choir :on- t1riLge:5 throughout the 'fear To ASC? 1 ,- aw J ,.,, 19 :li :S 0 L. , , 0' . ' L L. T 13:13 . 5 L' L fy kg U r- O c ,H E :1: Z f' -'C C A fwv' ,Q N 5 1 s! Q2 ifvfm Nmlxr V ' I i,.,,i4 . 'W 'S' S af fffv 'f ff fr ,f f' Iv .i QQ? 'H,,wM ifff LM ,M i 2 9 J, 5m if, -3,,' if A CQ Q c C sc -C. i. 9 E m C LL1 PJ .Q 0 C Ui o on Q I. 0 . 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Q Q .: : 0 E .5 Q. as .2 4: 3 :- ,M 3 C CD GJ C .11 U E U GJ 'O : o O as U1 .9 'cs .03 U an GJ U1 CD M an 3 9' 2 Q C O Q J: E C GJ CL 52 L U 3 .Q F'- E O ZS A4 3 C' I G 5 0 Ito rioht' M Schulze, D Krelcel, li Tliie, M Woodruff R Pohl, I-l Stmflor' ffgmz BIC: annual :onfribuiich to ilie held of Parlor Story ' Comprising the plcy cast w Rein, Clerk Morton, Dave verse, Dave Alloc 'he 'f11'5 CP of lerr T'lIcn T1 ALICCO. : and Gloria Boeck eideam' ' Clrcmcxiice consisted thus year cf a three-act C ere lfoitiz' Thie, Marilyn Schulz, Beverly SH jh, Norr: Hines, lock Hols and lack Herring, all turned in hilcrimi.: perforrriomces tc rticke .V ,MQ 'w 1 YNHOY I! ' Full ot W fi lw ..,,U , V 1f,.,C.l., H, .b fv- vv ZOTTL Seriilz N: :ep Pohl Q. , cliffef le ze VII: fili' Dfflh-T 'CC'.'. 2f li iz A - M If 'gwl CFHn ' l'llll 'l 'J V l1C'f:flf:'1'l- 'WLn,q Sll.,. r'w,jQ lf':r1l'.'r1 lcd iriw .A CI i ' 'rw fy. . ,lv .ooh ketbili eiy enhkei urvffp, whO, .. ., 'Wnih Clweh Story' Qfnil? 5 Y 19' 2. ,K -,fl lr if , Y, it .1 1, Y ig. .Q t. bfi ' 1 f, ef .,-1325 522' iff? ' fi 97 wwf x Ii.. 1' Y' it ,, ii .1 3 V , wtf , f I3 Q' K ,YJ XX. H -Q .12 2' 'Mm 7044 4 Wal 'im in we aa 7m vw me Sponsored by the College Y, the l952 BIC Homecoming featured a parade, a basketball game which pitted lC's Blackhawks against the lowa lunior Varsity, a halftime Coronation ceremony and an attergame dance. Representing the college as Homecoming royalty were Queen Elaine Distel- horst and her attendants, Mildred Kubis and Mary Wasson. These three reigned over the entire evening, which was made complete by a Blackhawk win over the Iowa IV, 54-50. napa Hecvei Help The 'fferkiig G 'Jfczltziig 'With You S1101-.' ffe The 'ffcjf T: G: Slttirt Pretty' 'I See Your Face Before f.'e Vadez to 560604 Ablard Russell Dad H1 Y Semester Honor Roll V Football Track Basketball Alter Larry Ed Trampolme squad Ammons Ida Delores Semester Honor Roll IV Anderson Charles- Chuck Anderson George Anerun Bowhng Club Semes ter Honor Boll II Homeroom Otttcer Baseball Band Orchestra Black Hawk Blasters School Photographer Messtah Orchestra Anderson Leonard Andy Anderson Patncxa Pat Hypatxas YTeens GAA Semester Honor Boll V Homeroom Ottlcer GAA Letter Orchestra Ill Mustc Festtval III Iuntor Class Play PGSSIOH Play Anderson Rrchard Dtck CDC Semester Honor Boll II Homeroom Othcer Band Orchestra Pep Band Messlah Orchestra Band and Orchestra Award NFL Awards Art Gold Key Anderson Robert Anerun CDC Pres1dent H1Y Prestdent Boys Bowllng Semeste Honor Boll V Student Counc1l II Contest Speech III School Photographer Semor Class VICS Pres1dent Sentor Bepresentatlve to Rotary Club Anderson Sally Sal Stagecralt Alpha Rope Iumplng I Mess1ah II Choral Concert Ill G1rls Glee Club III Muslc Festtval II A Capella II Typrng Awards Angxer Kreth Manyg Angy Phrlos Homeroom Othcer Mayor and Mmor B Football Basket ball Track Student Counc1l II P 61 G Sports Edttor Ir Htgh Gym Ass1stant Sophomore Class Treasurer Senlor Class Presldent Babb Donald Squad Y Teens Semester Honor Boll IV Home room OIIICGT Sophomore Debate NFL League Baker Galen Bake Bar Squad Balbort Mary Scrxbblers YTeen Semester Honor Roll V Homeroom Backetball Shorthand Awards Typtng Awaras Perfect Attendance IV Barnes Marrlyn Iean Grrls Glee Club YTeens Semester Honor Boll I Choral Concert II Square Danctng Baumgartner Byron Bum Semester Honor Boll I Band II Mus1c Fest1val Becker Leona Lee YTeens Dr1ll Squad Pep Squad Homeroom Olftcer Dolph1n Queen Bedell Mary lean Semester Honor 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