Burlington High School - Arrowhead Yearbook (Burlington, MA)

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Burton Betts Marian Carpenter George Charette Claire Colley Jean Crogan Robert Daly June Duncan Winifred French Richard Garibotto Lennart Gustafson Randall Hurley William Hurley Mabel Johnson Beatrice Kendall Edmund Kindred Henry Lowther John Maguire Robert MacKenzie Ruth Matto Francis Meaney Alfred Michaud Evelyn Miller Blanche Murray Lorraine Nelson Dorothy Norden Barbara Oldford Barbara Pattison Lillian Plummer Margaret Rogers Charles Rupprecht Eleanor Schwartz Robert Sheerin Ernest Taylor William Wallace . Cypical Sayings “For the birds.” For Pete’s'sake. . “AT leben “T’ll think about it tomorrow.” . “Holy cow.” bhatethues ol osteites “Oh, for Heaven’s sake.” Sli predicts “Oh, horse feathers.” “T dunno.” “Howdy.” 20h, Pook! . “Definitely!” : “Hey, George, Look! A GIRL? a she scutes: 7 SW hatssay, kids = “Oh! my aching head!” “Oh, ‘reallvire [ts OMKe live votecister cm “T suppose.” “Jeepers. « “Let’s go home.” “No kidding?” . “Well, honestly.” “Imagine that.” “Oh, you know what?” “And I thought Id die.” “Honestly.” “Any homework ?” “Oh! You know something?” . “According to the author.” . “Well, for crying out loud.” “Hi! Toots!”

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did for us during this year in helping to make it successful socially as well as financially. Returning as Juniors, we were glad to find that Miss Chiesa was to be our class adviser for another year. We welcomed Charles Rupprecht into our class during this year, and he too became a friend of all very quickly. It was also in this year that Gerard Sweeney left to serve in the United States Marine Corps. It was during our Junior year that we, as a class, were most successful. Our dances were well attended, and with this success as a basis we planned a Junior Prom. After much hard work and planning, we made the Junior Prom a reality. It will be one of the school day memories which will linger for years to come. Our Junior year ended and we found that we had completed our most successful year at Burlington High. Summer vacation soon passed by, and we returned for our last year at Burlington High. We realized that much work and many decisions were before us. With the co-operation of each member, and the true class spirit which has always been ours, we accom- plished the work of our Senior year. We have now completed our high school days, and are pre- pared to meet life’s challenge. Though the days we’ve spent to- gether have now passed, we shall continue down life’s roadway with memories of twelve happy years spent together. Dorothy Norden

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I—W. Hurley; 2—W. Hurley; 3—B. Betts; 4—B. Betts; 5—R. Hurley; 6—W. French; 7—H. Lowther; 8—R. Garibotto; 9—M. Carpenter; to—R. Garibotto; 11—M. Rogers; 12—R. Garibotto; 13—-F. Meaney; I14—M. Rogers; I5—J. Maguire; 16—M. Carpenter; 17—B. Betts; I8—E. Schwartz; !9--R. MacKenzie; 20—E. Kindred; 21—J. Crogan; 22—R. Garibotto; 3—R. Garibotto; 24—B. Pattison; 25—B. Oldford; 6—L. Gustafson; 27—-G. Charette; 28—E. Taylor; 29—D. Norden; 30—J. Maguire; 31—D. Norden; 32-—R. Sheerin; 33—W. Hurley; 34—J. Duncan; 35—L. Plummer; 36—W. Wallace; 37—J. Crogan; 38—W. French, 39—W. Wallace; 40—L.Nelson; 41—E. Miller; 42—B. Betts. 4