Burlington High School - Heirloom Yearbook (Burlington, NJ)

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MR. ROBERT F. DOTTI Principal Burlington Senior High School These trophies, scrolls, and plaques were won not only on the athletic field and in the gymnasium but also in competition with other schools in dramatics, publications, participation in statewide activities, and local community organizations. Mr. Dotti's keen interest in leading BSHS to the top in all phases of school life will be the strongest memory the Class of 1965 will have of him as our principal. |Jrmripal Memories of our high school days are long remembered as we go through life. Each class reunion brings back fond re- collections of the wonderful experiences we have had. The Class of 1965 may be very proud of the record it has written in the Burlington Senior High School history book. May the memories of your school al- ways be pleasant and your loyalty true.

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Jimp I'rmten bent of Schools The trails of yesterday lead to the pathways of tomorrow. As the twig is bent the tree's inclined. The flashbacks of life deepen our appreciation of our heritage and strengthen our determination to move forward to greater fields of service. Memories are to be cherished. Friendships are the bonds which give life meaning. As a class you have a rich heritage. Will each of you strive to be worthy of it and pass it on to the next generation—richer and more noble than it was passed to you? Cherish the memories of your school days. Best wishes for the future. DR. JOSEPH W. HOWE Superintendent of Burlington City Schools AhnimistratUie Assistant Graduation from high school marks an important milestone in your life. It is a goal worthy of achievement and you are to be congratulated on having attained it. Other equally important goals still lie ahead. We wish you every success in achieving them. MR. WALTER D. WITHKA Administrative Assistant

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MR. JOHN G. MAHER Activities Director and Disciplinarian Biartplmctrtan Bircrtor of ArtUntu's. Mrs. Eleanor Lucas and Miss Nancy Ridgway are the jacks of all trades in the main school office. They do their work smilingly. The smooth functioning of the day to day opera- tion of Burlington Senior High School is directly the result of the careful planning that Mr. Dotti and Mr. Maher put into their administrative re- sponsibilities. Mr. Maher as Director of Activities is the coordi- nator of the many club and organization activities which would be in conflict without his supervision. There is little need for many students to receive Mr. Maher's personal attention as School Discipli- narian because of school rules infractions. Those who do, profit from Mr. Maher's personal interest. Competently, he keeps the gears meshing and the wheels turning at BSHS.