Burlington High School - Arrowhead Yearbook (Burlington, MA)

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RICHARD C. WILDE “The other Bobbsie Twin” “You can do nothing successfully without enthusiasm.” Pet Peeve: Sitting out a football game. Secret Ambition: To beat and play against Wilming- ton this year. Favorite Memory: Beating Wilmington for the first time in 1] years. Favorite Pastime: Sports. Favorite Meeting Place: Al Cronins at 7:00 P. M. School Activities: Basketball, Football, Baseball, Treasurer of Varsity Club, President '52’’ and 53, Student Council, Prom Committees, Dance Committees. BARBARA JEAN WYER “Barbs” “The unspoken word never does harm.” Pet Peeve: Two-faced people. Secret Ambition: To travel. Favorite Memory: December 13, 1951. Favorite Pastime: Reading letter from a certain boy in the Navy. Favorite Meeting Place: Cafeteria of B. H. S. School Activities: Dance Committees, Fashion Show, Junior Prom Committee.

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JAMES TAYLOR “Jimmie” “The way to gain a friend is to be one.” ) Pet Peeve: People who brag. Secret Ambition: To have a figure like Marilyn Monroe. Favorite Memory: The first girl I danced with. vorite Pastime: Playing basketball. e { y ( A v Activities: Baseball, Basketball, Football. JOAN MARIE TAYLOR “Honey Pot” “Laughter is the chorus of conversation.” Pet Peeve: Saucy Girls. Secret Ambition: To go steady with Red Buttons. Favorite Memory: My trips to Canada. Favorite Pastime: Writing letters to Charlie. Favorite Meeting Place: Terrace Hall Gardens. School Activities: Fashion Show, Dance Committee, Prom Committee. ALBERT EDWARD WILDE. Jr. “Albie” “Where there is room in the heart, there is always room in the house.” Pet Peeve: Boys who don't play football. Secret Ambition: To play professional football. Favorite Memory: Playing sports under Mr. Matarese and Mr. Roche. Favorite Pastime: Playing Sports. Favorite Meeting Place: Miss Welling’s Room at 1:30. School Activities: Football, Basketball, Baseball, Yearbook staff, Class Officer, President Student Council, Class Marshal, Dance Committees, Sec- ; retary of Varsity Club, Prom Committee. ‘ ok Se fe

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Class Song Verse I Now we leave our school days past. Ready for our future tasks, and with God's hand as our guiding light, we shall well succeed. Refrain: Burlington, our Burlington We shall always love you; And we'll never forget you All through the coming years. Verse II We had work and we had play, but we looked forward to every day that we spent in B..H. S. year after year after year. Verse II Good bye past, Hello future, I hope that we shall be friends. Now we are ready to leave you. Goodbye school, goodbye. The End. Shirley Skelton Class Poem Our days at school have come and gone We think of all the friendships made And face life ahead with the thought That we will never be alone For if we put our faith in God He will guide us on life’s way And we shall have the strength we need To do the tasks that come each day We are living in an age Full of promise that we may Look forward bravely to the future And success will surely come our way Eileen Gentile