Burlington High School - Arrowhead Yearbook (Burlington, MA)

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6 ARROWHEAD 1945 JUNIOR-SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY lst row, left to right: Mr. S. Quagenti, Mr. J. O'Connor, Mr. R. Meade, Mr. R. Perkins, Mrs. R. Adms, Mr. J. Lalli, Mrs. M. Robinson. 2nd row, left to right: Miss R. Chiesa, Miss G. Burke, Mrs. L. Hutchings, Miss E. Symmes, Miss E. Boutillette, Miss G. R. Burke. RAYMONDBSE= PERIKINSHe .crscvecesccnraccsscetatuacate te nay etmaservans Wenacanasnas Superintendent - Principal MARGARERXEMGADAMS tccssnieccccrsustecrcngessrqrnsnesescenntps eam nedcemacs Junior High School Principal RAY MONDSGRMEADU ss c-cecteneoncvaseressccstercntersonetan- ssn snanseaamaustas Submaster of Senior High EDITH. E:.BOUT (LEME oc 2tivsiate soeteacc eotan arse yecthccnnteeartedesauee tee aar Paar Commercial Studies GERTRUDEDRitBRURK Era i viccscddlcasessesvelavssdocsnsonsntetr acne scocteteadss suyaaet tienes a tana ens English LILLIAN ASHUTCHINGS: 4... .ccts.tee.cncccstneerectpuosscnneccuest cansaecoentas hres eee ie Mathematics ROSE. E: CHIESA vsctviec.ccckesccsscbateus quetOriie ons aces On Ossie slows suclasstcre amen guaran Languages and Biology GERTRUDE Ac =BURKKE ones. scone csccstcesecconteeteccasGeurcecucnetcayanset n : envn.cmanE mang Home Economics JOSEPH APABE le epee retain ees cscs ceca antemes saeceets ana pic onn cane arte arenes Mathematics and Science MARTHA=B: ROBINSON (oii cccctabewcrct- atta tetswer ts cocta eet aces egeeeytt tcpg kr vereea ae Music and Art JAMES. J®O CONNOR Asiiacccteccnccuan ct asests castamsuae sev ita sen epateee ten Mechanical Drawing and Shop SAMUEL QUAGENT I Wu snydins. tsscxanaen topenes-oncaaunoy © snccatagescaisaipesstsctontastas cas Band and Orchestra ELIZABE LA? Het SYMAMES iva rsscnc te Gos riantns sstdes. cue cetguacepestrages My aie pee School Secretary

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bot ARROWHEAD Ul RAYMOND E. PERKINS To the Seniors: Twelve long years you have striven to win this victory that comes to you on graduation day. To you jit should be, and no doubt is, a very important victory. It is deserving of the celebration you give to it. However, remember that this victory is only one victory on the road toward your ultimate victory— ‘Success in Life.’’ To the members of this class that are helping to bring about a major victory for our country goes special praise. They are winning minor victories nearly every day both in Europe and in the Pacific, but these victories are only small parts of the pattern which when put together, means com- plete victory. Likewise, as victories come to you, as they surely must with your type of spirit, each one of you will find new and greater challenges. How is this victory today going to help you to win a victory tomorrow? Already you are challenged as to what you are going to do with your life. From now on the outcome is placed more and more in your hands. Will you remain a follower or grow to become a leader? RAYMOND E. PERKINS, Superintendent of Schools and Principal of the High School.

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