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

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Falling Leaves On the day of September third. this school year began. With its beginning came all the hard work and fun that one associates with starting another school year. Once again we had to get used to rushing to get to our next class on time, last minute cramming for tests, and re- membering l o c k e r combinations. There was also the excitement of the football games, and our tying for the Little Six Championship with Musca- tine. Later on in the football year came Homecoming, with the bonfire, game, crowning of the queen, and the dance. As the school year pro- gressed there came the college board exams for the Seniors, and following that came the first day of doom, the issuing of the report cards. Hesuming after Thanksgiving vaca- tion the chorus presented the operetta Finian's Rainbow. The remainder of the days until Christmas passed quickly, and soon it was time for the Christmas vacation which brought to a close the Fall term. at if jr ,M

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Fragrant Pines All fresh from the Christmas vaca- tion, we resumed school on lanuary fifth, and the winter term was in full swing. After a few days of getting used to school life again, the habit of hitting the books hard until the semester grades were given was well established. When we weren't too busy studying, the sports of basket- ball, swimming, and wrestling took all of our interest. Along with all of the activity in the field of sports, the music department was busy get- ting ready for the first annual pre- sentation of the year, the orchestra concert. Later in the winter term came the vice versa dance spon- sored by the Iunior Iournalism staff. Ending the activities of the winter season was the chorus's yearly pro- gram.