Burnside High School - Side Glance Yearbook (Burnside, IA)

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PAULA GOES MODERN ' The Senior Class Play UPau1a Goes Modern,H was present- ed Friday evening, March 26. This play concerned itself with a young married couple, Leonard and Paula Westbrook. Paula, a young mother envies her girl friends who have taken a man's place in the business world. She is ambitious for a career of her own outside the domestic circle. Leonard, on the other hand, believes that women have all the breaks in life. When they find that each questions the responsibilities of the other, Leonard offers to change places with Paula, giving her free run with his business. Many humerous situations arise when she eagerly accepts and sets about Wrevolutionizingn his business while Leonard takes charge of the house. ' rn cAsr Paula iestbrook ....... T9?.V1f9 ......... Martha Anne Anderson Sydney Howard ...... ??9l?1E.i9999l.fTl?99 ....... Verna Stanek Mrs. Harper .... .. ...4.Q?48bP9! .... f...Luc111e coffin Gertie Fay ....... 9?9Q9EQ:?.??9????YY ...... ....Betty Lathrop miss Phelps ......... '.l.i9195l91P8Q .... ...... s nn-ley muck Leonard Westbrook.......Tb9.bU5P444... ....Marvin Lundgren Stanley Saunders ...... L?999Y41?.fI1?94 ....... Bernard Larson Jim .... .... 4.?9lsE949 .... 4...Le1ana Rosenquist Oswald .... .... Tb9.b94r49r .... .... Leland Rosenquist Gordon Stark ..... ?991?1?.i?9T9Y?TY ........ Leland Rosenquist Mrs. Lelah Peterson coached the play. Musical numbers between acts were furnished by the Girl's Sextet composed of Martha Anne Anderson Lucille Coffin, Betty Lathrop Ardea Schwendemann, Phyllis Boker, and Maralyn Lindhart.

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CLASS WILL OF 1946 Ladies and Gentlemen, Board of Education, Superintendent, Teachers, and Friends: Upon behalf of my client, the class of 1946, of the Burnside High School, of the City of Burnside, State of Iowa, U.S.A., I have called you together upon this solemn and serious occasion, to listen to her last will and testament, and to receive from her dying hands the few gifts she has to bestow in her last moments. Cutting so rapidly loose from life, and finding so many things of such gigantic proportions to be attended to before the end should come upon her, realizing at the same time that she had no longer any time left to spend in the cultivation of her own virtues, she did, collectively and individually, deem it best to distribute these virtues with her own hands to those friends to whose needs they seem best fitted. Listen then, one and all, while I read the document, as duly drawn up and sworn to: w - These are the bequests of the Seniors of 1946: Bernard Larson - Leaves his wavy hair to Merlyn Vote, his ability to get out of semester tests to Donald Brooks, and his en- thusiasm for sports to Marvin Gustafson. Leland Rosenquist - Wills his ability to clown in typing class and get away with it to Bob Fors, also his gift of gab goes to Marvin Hoover. I pity Marvin's friends. Marvin Lundgren - Gives his ability to have a good time in school to Earl Dean Smith and Don Anderson. Good times are ahead, boys! His way with all the girls goes to Russell Lillig. Lucille Coffin - Wills her cheerful disposition to Marion Johnson, and her letter writing to sailors to whoever can use it. Verna Stanek - Leaves her great love for basketball to Mitze Peddi cord, and her way with a certain Jr. boy to Frances Larson. Handle with care, Frances! Betty Lathrop - Wills that tooth-paste-ad smile of hers to Ardea Schwendemann, and her habit of wearing blue jeans and her dad's shirts to Betty Thelin. Martha Ann Anderson - Leaves her technique of flirting with the boys to Betty Jean Smith, and her long fingernails to Lavona and Phyllis. ' Shirley Finck - Leaves her love for dancing to Viola Anderson and her nmodestyu to Shirley Lundberg. Q MOTTO: nNot Sunset But Dawnn PRESIDENT: Marvin Lundgren COLORS: Red and Silver VICE-PRES.: Leland Rosenquist FLOWER: Carnation SEC'Y-TREAS.: Verna Stanek

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Piano Selections ----- CLASS NIGHT Introduction of Seniors------------------ Class History ----- -- Class Prophecy ------- Presentation of nKey of Knowledge'-- Response ------------- Senior Gift ---------- Class Will ----------- Song ------------ - ---- Athletic Awards ------ Senior Class Song---- BACCALAUREATB School Auditorium, Sunday, lay 19 - --Ardea Schwcndemann -Sup't. V. E. Miller -----Martha Anderson Betty Lathrop --------Verna Stanek Leland Rosenquist ------Bernard Larson ----Betty Jean Smith -----Marvin Lundgren -------Shirley Finck ------Luci1le'Coffin ---Coach J. W. Sykes -------Class of 1946 - 8 0'C10ck -------------------Ardea Schmendemann nPrayer from Haensel 5 Grete1'-----------------Girls' Chorus Scripture Q Prayer--------------------Rev. N. A. Hollingshead Processional--------- Announcements--- ---- - Baccalaureate Address WNow the Day is Over' Benediction ---------- Recessional ------ --- ------------ --------- sup't. v. E. Miller ---------------------Rev. c. A. Benander --------------------------------Sextette -----------------------Rev. H. Henderson ----------------------Ardea Schwendemann COMMENCEMENTS School Auditorium, Thursday, May 23 -- 8 0'Clock Processional-- --------------- ----- - ------ --Ardea Schwendemann Invocation -------------- - --------------- ---- Rev. H. Henderson nThe Night Has a Thousand Eyesn ----------------- Girls' Chorus Commencement Address--nThe Secret of Gaining a Victoryn ------ ---Paul P. Jackson WTwo Little Love Bees' ----- - ---- - -------- ------- Girls' Chorus Presentation of Eighth Grade Diplomas ---- -Sup't. V. E. Miller Presentation of Class of 1946-------------Sup't. V. E. Miller Presentation of Senior Diplomas- ---- - ---- -Pres. A. W. Johnson Wnemoriesn ----- -- ------ ---- ------ ------ - -------- Girls' Chorus Benediction----------------------- ---- ---Rev. C. A. Benander