Burlington High School - Arrowhead Yearbook (Burlington, MA)

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WILLIAM WALLACE Bile “Do you know a young man who is not ready to flirt — just a little?” Pet Peeve: People who think of the wrong things at the wrong times. Favorite Memory: Playing footbail under Mr. Swenson. Secret Ambition: To get ahead in any work I undertake. Activities: President (’47), Boys’ State Representative, Stu- dent Council, Football, Basketball, Baseball Manager, Dance Committees, Plays, Master of Ceremonies, Trat- fic Officer. “Last But Not Least” GERARD SWEENEY We, the members of the Senior Class, would be remiss if we neglected to mention one more member of the Class of 49. Gerard Sweeney, who has left us to serve his country in the United States Marine Corps, may not be sitting with us on graduation night, but he will always be counted among the graduates. His good humor, pleasant personal- ity, and all the happy moments we spent with him will remain a living memory, We wish you success in all your undertakings, Gerard, and are proud to say that we are your friends. With deepest sincerity, THE -SENIOR® CLASS [ 19 ]

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Class Poem As we look back on our school years, There’s sadness in each heart. We now must follow different paths Though grieved that we must part. With unsure steps we venture forth To start our own careers. The world holds hope and promise of Both happiness and tears. We've reached a milestone in our lives, A crossroad of decisions. We can but pray that He Who guides Will watch o’er all our missions. Randall Hurley Class Song We, as Seniors, now depart From dear old Burlington High, With mixed emotions in each heart And a glimpse of tears in each eye. Each down the road of life shall go To struggle toward his goal. We'll find success and happiness Through the helping hand of God. GEE OERSUsS We bid a very fond adieu To all our friends so true. The days we’ve spent with you are o'er But fond memories linger evermore. Evelyn Miller