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

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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

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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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r - JUNICBB Back Rows June Carlson, Lloyd Finck Betty Smith. Front Row: Ardea Schwendemann, Marilyn Lindhart, Phyllis Boker, LaVona Lundberg and Irs. Peterson. Now that we are Juniors and about to enter the last year of our 'educational Journey', we look back on our past happy school days which began back in 1935. There were ten of us then, namely: Donald Campldilli, Donna Groshart, Marvin Gustofson, Esther Hlnners, Marvin Hoover, Marjorie Lambert, Vernon Person, Vernon Peterson, Lrdea Schwendemann and Donald Brooks. Miss Jenkins was our teachen lhen we entered the second grade, we were welcomed by Miss Jenkins again. The next year found us in the third grade. Miss Violet Holden was our teacher. Miss Holden was also our fourth grade teacher. A little of our shyness had began to wear off during our fifth and sixth grades, and we thought we were pretty smart. Miss Foy Beck was our teacher for both grades. At last we are in junior high, one step nearer that wonderful day when we will be admitted to high school. Of course, we had the eight grade ahead of us, but we sailed through that grade fast. Miss Ruby Lind was our teacher. le were 'freshmen' in high school now. At the beginning of the year, as is the usual custom, we were initiated. This was very embarrassing for us Wgreenles' but everyone else had a good time. The year went fast and we soon found ourselves to be 'sophmores.' This year lsn't as exciting as the others, but we managed to get through it and now we are Juniors! The members of our class are: Ardea Schwendemann, Lloyd Flnck, Marvin Gustafson, Phyllis Boker, Betty Jean Smith, Lavona Lundberg, Robert Fors, Marilyn Lindhart, and June Carlson. Oh! how wonderful it is to be a Junior, but wouldn't it be simply scrumptious if we were Seniors!