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

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I l 5 i f i , i 3 ROW l: Sharon Horn, Mary Powell, Shirley Zaiss, Michael Sherrin, Carolyn Brockway, Priscilla Bulmahn, Joyce Rieke, Alice Pemble, Julie McKnight, Philip Klein. ROW 2: Diane Meuler, Dorothea Erickson, Nancy Loomis, JoAnn Quell, Carol Brown, Pat- ricia Wilson, Sharon Lewis, Marcia Walker, Mr. Pease. ROW 3: Noreen Wales, Thomas Stevens, Susan Kroschell, Steve Sten- strom, Ruth Eyre, Barbara Criner, Sandra Silver, James Paulis. ROW 4: Thomas Bailey, Donna Hippe, Donald Stevenson, Caro- line Cromwell, Donald Brooks, Letitia Thusman, Judith Roslyn. ROW 5: Brenda Sommerfield, Mary Freitag, Carol Johnston, Ro- bert Hunold, Steve Buescher, Carolyn Plock, James Fruehling, Joe Nunnikhoven. ROW 6: David Leake, Jerry Schwarz, Alan Pis- torius, Larry Friedman, Dale Hurliman. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ln a Senior Awards assembly, a select group ot Seniors were initiated into the National Honor Society by several colleae members Teachers and classmates chose the aroup from the upper quartile ot the class on the basis ot leadership, character, scholarship, and service. To those who re- ceived these special awards, they sianitied the culmination ot many hours ol hard work and sacrilice. Don Stevenson beame the lirst National Merit Scholarship winner in the history ot BHS, This tour-year arant, sponsored by the Searselioebuck Corporation, will be apf plied to the college ot his choice. lames Fruehlina and Philip Klein, along with Don, received Certificates ol Merit tor qualifying as tinalists in the contest. Larry Friedman achieved the perfect scholase tic record by maintaining a four-point grade average throughout his high school years. This page has been sponsored by the National Bank. Skfiliif- 1 ' -

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1 3. it fu' ' ll 'VB . , A - Fr ist' fl3 e pe 0' i Looks like Jim has done too much toasting. SENIOR BANQUET Oh, no! ! Not another Pathfinder, The decorations, food, and seniors were ot their best... On May 29 we seniors filed from our aatherina place on the school lawn into the Senior Banquet, our last social event of the year. After a delicious meal served in the airls' aym by the junior qiirls, our master of ceremonies, lim Fruehlina, introduced singer Alice Pemble and violinist Carol lohnston who provided entertainment, Lines from the poem Roots provided the themes for the short talks de' livered next by Shirley Zaiss, lohn Hill, and Pat Wilson. The combo, which had provided backf around music during dinner, ended the first part of the evenina with a medley ot tunes. At the Web we received our lonafawaited Pathfinders and started the hectic round ot aettinq them signed. Those who had time got in a dance or two, and then we started home 'tired but contentf ed. Qur special thanks go to Miss May I-lohlen for the lovely decorations, to Mmes. Riepe and Roslyn for food, and especially to our very helpful and patient advisers, Mr Milton Meuler and Miss Virw ginia Padovan.

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15725346 eww eww 1. ks Sylvania presented monetary awards in science to Philip Klein and in business to Dorothea Erickson. Judy Rosalyn was awarded a scholarship spon- sored by the Home Economics department of BHS. ln the National Distributive Education program contest, Marie Stevenson placed second with an essay entitled Selling as a Career, while Donald Davis received first in Ad Layout and Copy Writing. SPECIAL SENIOR