Burlington High School - Heirloom Yearbook (Burlington, NJ)

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ms Senior Higlk Sell©©! The routine operation of the senior high school is the direct result of the efficient administration in the main of- fice. MR. JOHN G. MAHER Disciplinarian Amt expression of gratitude One of the teachers who has most influenced our development is Miss Mar)' Learn, the head of our English Department. We extend special acknowledge- ment at this time, since the year of our graduation, 1964, marks the final chapter of forty years of dedicated service in the teaching profession. Twenty- five of these years have been spent in educating stu- dents here at Burlington Senior High. As sponsor of “The Arrowhead” for many years, Miss Learn has been closely associated with the history made by many graduating classes of our school. In the many years to come, B.S.H.S. will retain fond memories of such a dignified and influential woman. MARY E. LEARN Head of the English Department Miss Learn retires after forty years of dedicated service to education. 25

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MR. ROBERT F. DOTTI Principal Burlington Senior High School jf As the Class of 1964 leaves Burlington Senior High School, many wonderful memories of its members linger behind. The cooperation with other students, faculty, and administration has been ex- cellent. Your class activities have all been very successful in keeping with the traditions of Burling- ton Senior High School. It can truly be said that this class has matured rapidly in the three years you, its members, have studied and lived here. My best wishes go with you for continuation of this process of maturity into the future. Robert F. Dotti Principal Mr. Dotti awards a certificate to Diogo Pimintel, 1962-63 exchange student from Brazil, at the graduation exercises for the Class of 1963. Mrs. Eleanor Lucas and Miss Nancy Ridgeway are essential ele- ments contributing to the smooth operation of our high school from the principal’s office.

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E o m o o o The faculty of B.S.H.S. is composed of capable men and women who are divided into eight distinct departments. These teachers represent an investment in knowledge and know-how capable of offering a complete curriculum for the development of B.S.H.S. students. Aside from the curricular aspect, they give of their time and energy to offer us a wide-range of extracurricular activities such as organizations, publica- tions, parties, dances, and plays. Through these efforts in all areas, we are given the opportunity to make our high school years a most memorable phase of our lives. We are deeply indebted to our teachers who play so invaluable a role in assisting us in the long process of maturation. FACULTY ANGELO M. ALBANO Driver Education HERBERT E. ALTHOUSE Physical Education ROSE M. ALTHOUSE Physical Education FRANCES M. AMBRUSTER Business Education EVELYN M. BECKWORTH Mathematics HERMAN W. F. BOCHER History MARTIN N. BOONIN Art ERNEST F. BREWER Industrial Arts DOMINIC M. CICALI Social Studies CARMEL COLOFRANSON Guidance FLORENCE COOPER Home Economics HARRIET L. CURLIS Mathematics JULIA Z. DANGLER Business Education JOHN M. DELAP Mathematics MAUREEN L. DEVER Business Education 26