Burke High School - Silver Lamp Yearbook (Dorchester, MA)

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Advisory Boo rd Mildred S. Jewett, Genevieve S. Chludzinski, Frances M. Myers, Norma T. Boyden page ffty-four

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4: SHIRLEY SHAPIRO Home Hygiene 33 Spanish Club Bowling League 2. My own thoughts are my companions. HAZEL SHUTZER She moves with soft composure In fashion's pageant set. FLORENCE F. SLATER HFIOJI Not a sigh the whole day long. NOGAH N. SLOBBINS Home Hygiene 3. The quiet mind has wings of its own. CORRINE SMITH Twinnie Sports Club 2. An influence luminous and serene. ELAINE SMITH Twinnie Sports Club 2. Quiet as the hidden brook. FAY SMITH Red Cross 4. Of plain, unconcerned constancy. R. MARY SNYDER Ruthie Red Cross 3, 4g Spanish Club 1, 3. Sweet sophisticate. ELAINE SPARKS Lennie Gym Demonstration lg Glee Club lg Library Club 2. An air so sweet, a face demure. BARBARA SPEAR rrBabI:.' Quill, Art Editor 4g Home Room Spelling Bee 2. Lover of loneliness. ELIZABETH S. STUART nBenyu Here's to a friend we can trust. ELIZABETH SULLIVAN rrBenyn Sports Club 2g Red Cross 3: Quill Representative lg Home Hygiene 3. A constant friend is rare and hard to find. PEARL TENNIS Come, sing now, sing, for we know you sing well. MARION UDELSON Michey Sports Club 2g Glee Club 23 Bas- ketball 2. N ot a vain nor shallow thought. MARION A. VASQUEZ Her eyes are pools of midnight. ANNA T. WALSH Annie She who has the bright face and bright hair. MADELYNE WALSH UMa!!! Without laughter there is no joy. MINERVA WAX Michey Glee was there--the will to do the soul to dare. RUTH WEINBERG Sports Club 2g Library Messen- ger 2. Mild and hind, fair to looh upon. FRANCES WINICK Fradie Honor Roll lg Red Cross 2g Biol- ogy Club 2g Home Hygiene 2. 'Tis silence that keeps secrets. ELAINE WINSTON HEllylI She capers, she dances, she has eyes of youth. MURIEI. WOLK Bowling League 2. Thy voice speaks deep and long. JEAN L. WYMAN Jeannie Cool as the dew in twilight. IRENE E. ZOLA Emile Honor Roll 1, 2, 3g Student Coun- cil 2, 3. One of the hest. page fifty-three

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S 'Emo li . i ' 3 Xu! I 0 ii'l ll n-H :I 'MM .Lils f ff . hr . ,- , Y .os-A Passing Parade Listen, my children, and you shall hear About the class of the victory year: I As freshmen we were young and green With skirts so short our knees were seen, Pigtails hanging, ribbons bright, Faces radiating light. We were awed by such a school , And shyly tried to keep the rule. Dazed and timid, not so bold, We feared the years soon to unfold. A maze of stairways met our eyes. There was no pool of any size! Nurse Casey came to soothe our ills And help the girls in need of pills. And many girls with work undone To miss a test to her room has rung Then to skip her hour of trial Has sat in there, quite ill awhile. Because the school of teachers had need, Appeared Messrs. Taylor, O'Keefe, and Reid. English, Latin, History, they taughrg From them we tried to learn a lot. The Christmas program and Scholarship play Brightened up our joyous way. When Valentines Day had rolled around, The snow was piled upon the ground. U :Sp 1' 0 f . l H I: , ,N Y is as W J iv 0 , ' Page iffy-five