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

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'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

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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.

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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,