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

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'ln-9 Jig.,-F 1'--ali' Ozcieodm 'lHE QRCHESTRA Under the leadership of Miss lane Cropp the orchestra presented an outstandina concer' af the Memorial Auditorium on February BHS students were qiven a taste of what was to come in an assembly a few weeks before- hand. One of the hiqhest honors to come to an orchestra member was bestowed on Marilyn Bos when she was chosen to be Concert Miss tress for the program. Miss Betty lane Holsteer. harpist, was featured as accompanist for one of the numbers. Lindsay Cooper, Ruth Ann lacobs, Marqie McKee, Stanley Story, lo Anti 'Niele and Sandra Blocker held first chair pose tions in the various strina sections. The orclieff tra also traveled to Davenport for the Music Festival in May.

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THE BAND One of the outstanding organizations of the school is the BHS band under the direction of Mr. Maurice Wright. The season begins with the football games at which the band plays and marches. The pep band also enlivens our pep assemblies with their school spirit songs. No parade would be complete without the music of the band, the members of which proudly wore their new uniforms of purple and gray. After football season ends, the band starts again by appearing at all the basketball games. A pre- view of the band concert was given to the mem- bers of BHS the week before the annual band concert which was held March l2 in the Me- morial Auditorium. Soloist this year was Mr. Dale Kimpton of Macomb, Illinois. Their season ended with the trip to Davenport for the Music Festival. ZAR. MAURICE 'JIFIGHT Zbcmd

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2 i ,l Mara Gay Masselink, Tom Eversrnan, Nan lean Rinker Dick Pauly Nancy Gahegan ara Gay Masselink Toni Eversman Nancy 'Ifccdruif Miss Cardle ry Gahegan, Nancy Vloodruff, lean Rinker, Dick Pauly. Under the supervision of Miss Margaret Cardle, this years Pathfinder Staff could be seen every day sixth period laying out the book, writing copy, plan- ning pictures and adding up rnoney to keep the budget in the black. Heading the staff, and seeing to it that everyone did what he was supposed to do, was the job handed to lean Rinker, as Editor-in-Chief. To Nancy Gahe- gan, Managing Editor, went the task of laying out the pages of the book. Mara Gay Masselink, as Associate Editor, was kept busy writing copy for the book. As Sports Editor, Dick Pauly planned and wrote the sport section. Nancy Woodruff, Business Man- ager, was given the job of balancing the budget and keeping accounts straight, while Torn Eyersrnan, as Art Director, drew the necessary pictures and posters.