Burlington High School - Arrowhead Yearbook (Burlington, MA)

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rd Cditorial We, the Class of 1962, have reached the climax of our high school years. We have had many experiences together, some happy, others less enjoyable; but we must agree that these years will be cherished by all. Classmates: We have the distinction of being the first class to graduate from the new Burlington High School. Many have said that our school is too large. Our class was used to a smaller, more compact building and, of course, this school was very strange to us. We must realize though, that the world we are about to enter is much larger and more compli- cated than our high school world could ever be. Therefore, we are fortunate to have been able to spend our senior year in this modern building. As we emerge into this larger and more complicated world, after graduation separates us, it is my wish that this “ARROWHEAD” will keep us together in spirit. May this book bring back memories of the old and the new Burlington High School, a certain class, a certain dance or game, or perhaps a special teacher or friend. weg rch aL a Lpe. Editor-in-Chief

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MR. ROBERT B. MURPHY hark Ber: We, the Class of 1962, wish to dedicate this “ARROW- HEAD,” to our teacher and friend, Mr. Robert B. Murphy. Mr. Murphy is one of the busiest teachers in our school. Not only is he an English teacher, but he also serves as a Senior Class Advisor, Driver Education Instructor, and Director of Adult Education. As we leave Burlington High School, we would like to say, “Thank you, Mr. Murphy, for all you have done for us.” The Class of 1962

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Mining I SN ARROWHEAD EDITORIAL STAFF Front Row, left to right: Donald Parker, Subscription Manager; Sandra Sharpe, Editor-in-Chief; Lorraine Sullivan, Art Editor; Niels Hansson, Photography Editor. Back Row, left to right: Maryanne Merino, Business Editor; Caroline Masciocchi and Paul Cleveland, Sports Editors; and Nancy Murphy, Financial Manager.