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

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Bow l: ludy Richardson, Roberta Mocrehead, Natalie Pfeitie Ellen Savely, Marie Sinn, Ioan Kroschell, Marilyn Lake, lulia Zachmeyer. Row 2: Alice Blocmquist, Beverly Clem, Luella Notzae, Betty Anderson, loanne Wanek, Virginia Tros-en, Lee Brown, Donn r, lanef Paulus, Sue Samuelson, Iudy Davis, LaVarr Kraft, Mary Norian, lean Paulus, Buth Ann lacobs, Helen Ray, Virainia Peid, Frances Richards, Betty Nelson, Elizabeth Elarn, Lucia fi Ellerlrroek, Mary Lou Bresser, Maryann Pohl, Meredith Gray. Bow 3: Bob Hoffman, Mark Chubb, Eddie Mann, Yolanda Scnwebel, Linda Adamitz, Sherrill Hoelzen, Iudy Young, Helen Freitaa, Pat Timberlake, Sandra Giles, Marilyn Menns, Sheila Sexton, Stanley Drislcell, Russell Hartman, Thad Ball. Row 4: Bob Eaton, lim Bartholomew, Ed Leidiq, Gordon Penton, Cecil Lowe, Richard Bay, David Hols, Iohn Laqomarcino, Ed Waiiqora, Bay Crabtree, lohn Koellinq, Torn McMahon, Ioign Stafford, lim Schreiner, Dick Hafner. S I YQW I4 x 1 ,l i ,I r ,W I The A Capella Choir, under the direc- tion of Mr. Brandon Mehrle, is made up oi students who pass the test of outstand- ina vocal ability. Often heard in our special assemblies and in civic affairs of Burlington, they are well known for their fine musical proarams. They also partici- pate in the sprina Choral Concert which is presented each year at the Memorial Auditorium.

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As the student executive body of the school, zhe Student Council each year has a heavy responsi- bility. Under the direction of Dr. I-larry Kinqham, the council meets as often as necessary in order to take care of problems that students and teachers brina before them. One of their bla projects this year was the setting up of a Club Study Committee, which endeavored to look into the difficulties which arose in our club system. Elected by the student body, these members performed a commendable job in their Work. Sweden! ounce! :Q ,,.,.. r bu rl-1 Pauly, la 1 r' ,Mi Row l: 'Huyrze Kramer, Ed lffaliaora, Sue Samuelson, Pa' Grant, Tom Eversman, ine Havennill Anne Eeutlcmzn, Ltndsa Cccoer, Susie Kohrs. X Pow 2: Dzgk Pauly, Charles Eeuftner, Ed Leidig, lim Ferquscn, Cave lflalm. M 1?

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Started about Christmas time, the boys' and girls' glee clubs sing mainly for tun. They meet twice a Week before school. Membership is on a purely voluntary basis, and is open to anyone who wishes to participate in the club, and who will give up his or her time to extra- curricular music. The glee clubs also pro- vide a portion of the music in the annual spring concert which is held each year in the Memorial Auditorium. This year the girls sang mostly classical music while the boys sang songs about girls. Under the direction ot lflr. Brandon Mehrle, these groups provide an oppcrtunity to sing for those who cahnot tit a class in music into their school schedule.