Burlington High School - Arrowhead Yearbook (Burlington, MA)

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Cyptcal Sayings Mary Abreu . “Right Away” Greta Anderson Oh, you said a nasty word.” Beverly Barton ss F. “You're lucky.” Alice Bennett PL eee am oe “You're not listening” Lois Brown What a hunk.” Dorothy Carpenter Frances Cowbourne William Inglis Vivian Drapeau “Golly, Oh, Gee.” z What did you say?” mLnouseiioss Robert Jay 2.5. ss Pee youcon tdrive di park it. C@iheveahes Donald Foley “Hey, Nellie.” Faye Fowler “What've you got, rocks in your head?” Murray Johnson “Better late than never.” Joseph Galipeau “Yeah, knock it off.” Gilda Graham “Can I have your French?” Ernest Jones Robert Kelly “It's a $64.00 question: true or false.” “My aching back.” Edmund Lynch “Meat Head.” Evilo McGinnis Mary Michaud “Oh, well, that's life.” “I'm with you.” William Mitchell ‘ “What's her name?” Germaine Morse uu aa Jeekers crow. Patricia Murray John Murphy =erook, oue, the Air Force, 2 “Take care now’ Jean Nelson “You know what I mean” Joan Norden as MO) i Aleve Marjorie Peterson “What a hot spook.” Sue Towse “Gee, we have more fun than people.” Edith Witthohn “We'll see.”