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

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Andy Lacis received the award for having the highest grade point average lational Honor Awards This year, on Iune second, there vere forty-tive Seniors initiated into the 'Iational Honor Society. The candidates rll listened very carefully as the War- lens of Scholarship, Service, Leader- ship, and Character gave their advice. They also heeded the words of the 'lag Bearer. It was a great thrill when he candidates each walked to the stage and received their pins. In addition to their pins a few :eople received special awards. The Scholarship in Nursing Education went o Mary Kuntz. The winners ot the Better Xmerican Citizenship Awards were vllolly Finnegan, Gene Krekel, and Xndy Lacis. Andy Lacis was also tamed the outstanding scholar. The Sylvania Award in Science was won my Don Schnicker, and the Sylvania Secretarial Award went to Mary YlcDonough. Both Celia Perkins and Nancy Driskell won awards t their Home Economics work

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B529 1.........-.. .Ji QP' Y has an Q' . if NJ-ff' uf K Q i , A F , -J ROW ONE: Mr. Pease, Mary Williamson, Kristin Koontz, Ianis Bresser, Nancy Driskell, Sharon Lord, Darlene Callaway. Ioni Eklund, Barbara Waligora. ROW TWO: Marilyn Wickerham. Anne Seyb, Icxcqueline Collins, Mary McDonough, Sharon Owens, Margaret Lehmann, Diane.Pease, Karen Vahl. Louis Counter. ROW THREE: Richard Morrow, Donna Lehman. Linda Ciska, Mary Kuntz, Mary Vaughan, Nancy Burnett. Karen Saathoif, Celia Perkins, Fritz Pence. ROW FOUR: Virginia Martin, Linda Alter, Pat Stoerrner, Henry Hentzel, Martha Huntoon, Ierry Horn, Ioan Walsh, Don Schnicker, Gene Krekel. ROW FIVE: lane Walsh, Ron Larson, Iudy Lundgren, Andy Lacis, Susan Christensen, Patience Prugh, Molly Finnegan, Tom Cromwell, Dick Hemann. Absent when picture was taken was Chuck Fuller. National Honor Society This page sponsored by Gustafson Bros. Dairy X Q Y 1 fi f 'L 2 1173:

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Gene Krekel, winner oi the Marilee Fladt scholarship At long last the big day finally arrived. On June third, there were three hundred and four very anxious Seniors ready to graduate. Sorne oi us would continue our education by going on to college, and some would go to work. Whatever future plans were in our minds, this day was a stepping stone to the future. an gn t if I 2 33 Q., 4 IW' 433 1. wi Graduation The final walk towards that big moment. Graduation 1 1 f Z in 4 r t 0' A f I i 'fu w if R My L 4 5 Q Q 5 V t , w 5 it . 1 v 2 V i k -'J it 2 2 f 'Zz f ff? 4 2' i ei Q Z7 . 'V 5: 5 1 4 1 K 'S 15 'A f r 'G 2 V g 53 . A M . . K A Q 1 A , fyy' K Q K I , Z, ff