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

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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.

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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,

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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