Burlington High School - Arrowhead Yearbook (Burlington, MA)

Page 23 text:

WILLIAM VERVILLE “Verv My business and my art, is to live.” Pet Peeve: Girls who smoke. Secret Ambition: To fly a jet. Favorite Memory: One night on Dobbins Farm. Favorite Pastime: Going to Quincy. School Activities: Dance Committees. JOAN WENTWORTH 210m Achievement is the result of perseverance.” Pet Peeve: Girls who smoke. Secret Ambition: To be an instructor of nursing. Favorite Memory: My summer of ‘52” at N.E.B.H. Favorite Pastime: Helping others. School Activities: Glee Club, Dance Committes, Class Offices. GEORGIANNA WILKISH “Georgie” ‘Earnestness is enthusiasm, tempered by reason.” Pet Peeve: People who do one thing and say another. Secret Ambition: To make the most out of life. Favorite Memory: Dancing at Moseley’s on the Charles. Favorite Pastime: Dancing. School Activities: Cheerleader, Dance Committee; Fashion Show, Usherette, Prom Committee, Student Librarian, Yearbook staff.

Page 22 text:

OLIVER K. SHEERIN “Ollie” He is a very parfit gentle knight.” Pet Peeve: Talkative people who are always com- plaining. Secret Ambition: To overthrow the United States Government. Favorite Memory: Summer of “52” at Cape Cod. Favorite Pastime: Doing nothing. School Activities: Traffic Officer, Football, Baseball, Dance Committees, Yearbook staff. JOHN J. SURETTE “Johnnie” “The strongest man in the world is he who stands alone.” Pet Peeve: Detention and homework. Secret Ambition: To own a modified Ford with a “full house’’ Merc engine. Favorite Memory: One night at Cassidy's with Skip. Favorite Pastinme: Listening to the popular songs while reading a “hot rod” magazine. School Activities: Baseball Manager, ‘Basketball Manager, Dance Committees, Yearbook staff. JANET M. SWANSON “Jan” “Speech is the mirror of the soul.” Pet Peeve: Someone being late for a date. secret Ambition: To be a professional ice skater. Favorite Memory: Franny’s Senior Reception. Favorite Pastime: Going ‘No place”. School Activities: Cheerleading, Prom Committee, Fashion Show, Dance Committees, Class Offic- er, Usherette, Ring Committee, Yearbook staff.

Page 24 text:

Class Poem THOUGHTS The day is here, but soon fades away, A parallel of many years now past. Our vibrant minds hold locked in knowledge, truth, , And this will never leave, but always last. We softly glide through empty dim-lit halls, So softly pass the many tight closed doors. The echoes of our footsteps now so loud, We know we'll never hear forevermore. The brightly-polished floors, like mirrors gleam, Reflect; the very depths-of souls are caught. The columned tiles go marching, eight abreast, Like plans, well made, so neatly formed and thought. The well worn steps! So gay while others frown. But still the answer's found in you, at last. The blind will see, the dumb will know, but wait! There's still a choice, a choice twixt Up or Down. Sara Bamberg