Burlington High School - Heirloom Yearbook (Burlington, NJ)

Page 33 text:

W use Luat f: nem y nee m le rmmg DEPARTMENT HEADS Atlilelic Director ............ Business Education English Industrial Arts Languages...................... Mathematics Physical Education Science Social Studies ... ANGELO M. ALBANO FRANCES M. AMBRUSTER ....... MARY E. LEARN VYRON GRACE .....EDITH J. LEONARD ... HAROLD E. STINSON HERBERT E. ALTHOUSE ... ALTON W. SCHMIDT ..... FRANK M. UPDIKE JUDITH A. WEIL German-Span. LOWRY H. WELCH History RUTH WILLIAMS History GERALDINE WILSON English KENNETH WOODEN History DOLORES J. - WRIGHT Home Economics PAULINE J. ZAUGRA School Nurse ELEANOR M. LUCAS Secretary, Principal NANCY A. RIDGEWAY Secretary, Principal ELIZABETH FOSTER Guidance Office KATHLEEN DUFFY Guidance Office NANCY GRIFFITH English (Sub.) AGNES J. WRIGHT School Board Office ALMA RITNER Administrative Sec. JOYCE E. GAMBLE School Board Office 29

Page 32 text:

FRANK L. NEWMAN Biology FRANCIS J. PORTER English LEE B. SISKIND Business Educatio» BERNARD OSHEROW Chemistry DAVIDA B. RIEDEL Guidance CAROL M. SMITH English ROBERT P. PARATORE Music ALTON W. SCHMIDT Physics HAROLD E. STINSON Mathematics DORIS S. PAULSON English MARVIN G. SCHWARTZ Math and Science RUTH B. STINSON English JOYCE J. PAYNE English ROBERT T. SHAW History PAUL L. TAPP Biology- 28

Page 34 text:

CAFETERIA STAFF Left to right: Jennie Weidman, Jane Moscato, Evelyn Shaw, Mary Obraitis, and Kathleen Gal- lagher. JANITORIAL STAFF Left to right: Leo Wade, Leila Crowder, Ethel Wilkins, Mildred Sandusky, Edward Gilbert. Proper elimate for practical application of knowledge Burlington’s City Hall is the center of civic activity. It reminds us of our future community responsibilities. The soaring spire of St. Mary’s Episcopal Church serves as a constant reminder of our need to mature spiritually. The City Library is especially dear to us. Many hours of research were spent here in fulfilling assignments. The original Proprietor’s Hall proclaims the depth of Burlington’s historical roots in our country’s growth. Thousands of cars and trucks pass through these toll gates of the Burlington- Bristol Bridge spanning the Delaware River. The river is an integral part of our lives. It is the symbol of movement and constant progress helping to forge the links that bind our state of New Jersey to the others of the Union.