Burleson High School - Elk Yearbook (Burleson, TX)

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THE LK Volume' VI! Publzshcd by the 5611101 Ulass vf lfzzrlesrfu Jfzyh Salma! Hurlesou, Um. X

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557-54' '29 -f-gi 'if' Hflfsissf' sw-L5 51 --su ' T' U15 Annual Staff Editor .......... . . . Raymond Hill Activities ...... ..... Be tty Key Division Pages .... ..... Z eta Vickers Clubs ..... .... Ba rbara Estes Dedications ..... ..... G erald Nuckols Snapshots ..... .... A rlene Curtis Faculty ............ ........ P aul Marti Boys' Sports . . . .... Steve Douglas High School Editor .... .... C arole Neal Girls' Sports .... .... P ris Warren Grade School Editors ........... Betty Heimer Advertising .... .... J ohn Taylor Dorothy Valance Write-Ups. . . . . . Eddie Shuler Favorites Division . . . ....... Patty Mercer Photography ........ .... R onald Grisso Sponsor ....... . .... .. . Minnie Belle Booth Four years ago when we started into high school, none of us thought too much about it. We didn't realize it at the time, but these were the four best years of our lives. They were short, full, and different from all the rest. It took all four years to start us on the way to our highest realiza- tions ..... and when we were finally Seniors and had just the final step to go, we knew that we had iust begun. lt has been a short journey this far, but it will be ever so much longer without the familiar faces of our Senior Class. The names and people we knew during these four years are as numerous as the stars in the sky. Many we will never see again, but the memory will be with us forever. There will be many more students to come after we leave. Perhaps they will use the same classrooms, sit in the same desks I and walk the same halls. The appearances of the classes will be the same, but their visions for the future will be much different from ours. lt was only four years ago, and we didn't think too much about it at first. With these few words, we, the Seniors of Burleson High School, leave you our annual, the dreams and visions that we had for B. H. S, THE SENIORS OF '54