Burlington High School - Oread Yearbook (Burlington, VT)

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X ?g ' ' fi fir? W qi xi dj on SECOND ROW: Dave Orr, jim Evans FRONT Row: Liz Nuquist, Steve Crooks Lil Soul fembf fafibf' From an old proverb we learn that We grow too soon old, and too late smart. As our senior year rushes to a close, we may not feel the passage of time as we shall in later lifeg but neither can we be too confident that we have amassed as much wisdom as perhaps we should have during the past four years. This we do know, however: regardless of the direction our paths may take, we shall soon go out into a world as perplexing as any into which a graduating class has ever embarked. While states- men have struggled for peace, nations have threatened war. While men have decried our educational system and scientinc progress, artificial moons have been put into their orbits and major breakthroughs have occurred in almost all aspects of business, industry, medicine, and science. We are truly standing at the brink of a new era. Into this world of unanswered questions and complex problems we shall go, armed with the memories of happy hours and friendships that no length of time can destroy. Into the future we go also with the tools of basic education, which we must continue to use and strengthen, doing to the best of our ability the tasks that come before us. In all these endeavors we must realize that regard- less of the complexity of the present, there is always a tomorrow for which we build. Never have there been more challenges to the imagina- tion than are waiting for us, nor more opportunities for additional education. The challenge has been offered. Let us, the class of 1958, accept it. STEVE Cnooxs, Premlezzz

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WILLIAM B. ADAMS 240 Loomis Street Student Council 12,3,455 Boys' State 1355 Red Cross Represent- ative 1155 Bank Cashier 1155 Register 12,3,45, Sports Editor 135, Managing Editor 1455 Varsity Basketball Manager 12. 3,455 Varsity Baseball 13,455 J, V. Baseball 11,255 Student Ath- letic Advisory Board 11,355 Frolic 145. ROBERT F. AIKEN Harbor Road, Shelburne Student Council 1455 Nomin- ating Committee Chairman 1355 Boys' State 1355 Orrarl Board 1455 Regislrr, Art Contributor 13,455 Varsity Baseball 13,455 J. V. Baseball 11,255 Varsity Ski 13,45, Manager 135. SUSAN L. ALEXANDER 396 South Union Street Student Council 11,455 Nomin- ating Committee 1255 Bank Cashier 12,355 Chorus 115: Varsity Basketball 13,455 J. V. Basketball 11,255 Frolic 145. VIVIAN R. ALEXANDER 389 South Wfinooski Avenue Newporl 1V!.5 High Srlmol: Class Secretary 1255 Class Tax Collector 1255 Band 1255 Glce Club 11,255 One-Act Play Cast 1155 Cheerleading 11,255 School Paper 11.25. Burlinglon High Svlmnl: Picnic Committee 135. ALLENE M. ALFRED Ethan Allen Farms South Burlington Student Council 1455 Nominat- ing Committec1355 Bank Cashier 1355 Library Worker 1255 Band 11,2,3,455 Dramatic Club 1355 Picnic Committee, Co-Chairman 137- ROLAND G. ALLARD 65 Morse Place Student Patrol 125. HOWARD B. ANNABLIC 1897 Airport Drive South Burlington DAVID P. ARNOLD 125 Ledge Road Student Patrol 1455 Bank Cash- ier 11,255 Orratl Board 1455 Handbook Committee 1455 Band 1l,2,3,45, Corporal 12,3,455 All-State Band 1455 Banquet Committee 1355 Prom Commit- tee 1455 Picnic Committee 135. Sue Collins locates the Missouri Compromise Line for Sue Dahl Steve Perry. Harry Gallagher and Miss Akins 5 -. gf J' W