Burns Union High School - Bard Yearbook (Burns, OR)

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B6Uf0'U1t8l1f Mr. Williams Frank ,Dum Adviror Prerzdemf This year the Lettermen of Burns High School, with Nile Williams and Cal Farley fnot picturedj as their advisors were very active in keeping good conduct in the halls and in the gym. They held a meeting every other week to punish any of the offenders of their rules. Among some of their events of the year was the initiation of their new mem- bers in the fall and their Lettermerfs Dance following it. Frank Dunn, their presi- dent, helped make it a very successful year for the Lettermen's Club.

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Hlufcfica tiene, We f iillbsuazgliaf -.M 4- .... During the school year 1952-1953 both the Barker and the Bard were published as projects of the journalism class. Dorothy Howes, second year journalism student, served as editor during the first semester. Gay Baxter filled the number one spot during the spring term. Kay Dalton did yeoman duty as assistant editor through the entire year. Other members of the staff were: Shirley Bagley, Sue Kidd, Saundra Branson, Karl Jacobs, Doris Caskey, Norma Morris, Olga Wood, Dick Fishback, and Bill Routon. Karl Jacobs, not pictured

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Jwnlifew, The Tumbling Team, under the direction of Miss Nortcm has been very active in school and town. The Team consisted of Deloris Clark, Deanna Branson, Delores Cork, Glenna Hughet, Gay Baxter, Kay Dalton, Shirley Bossuot, Phyliss Gentry, Janice Thompson, Billie Appling, Norma Olson, Charlotte Davis, Dorthy Shockley, and Mary Rhea. The girls participated in the Bobby Burns Program and the Elk Children's Program, They also tumbled at Vale and Bend.