Burlington High School - Arrowhead Yearbook (Burlington, MA)

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'x ADMINISTRATION To the Class of 1973: Heartiest congratulations and best wishes to the first class to graduate from the new Burlington High School! The school experiences that provided you with excitement, happiness, and frustrations are behind you. For the remain- der and greater part of your life, you have immeasurable con- trol over your destiny. The richness of life that awaits you is yours if you seek it. The dullness, drudgery and unfairness of life is yours also. The man who is thankful for what he has and appreciates what life has to offer, has the opportunity to be happy and productive and can bring joy to himself and to others. Nlay you prosper in the art of living a full and happy life. Paul H. Farris, Principal Mr. Paul Farris, Principal Mri Alfred Perry, Vice Principal Mr. Constantine O'Doherty, Ass't. To The Mr, Charles Sweetman, Associate Principal Mr. Otto Contardi, Associate Principal 724, ,, f Q! SN ,X 2. f ' 9 . ,X .iv Ml .9 Principal Gas its gi X N wie. i 7 af W , , W ' ' f z-f'-ffilfffifiiy ' ,f.9fw,y1.mf17f11.fff-fy' 1,11-, ,V . .. ,A fu ff frff ' '. -' z f. f, W- ,. . f. fl .,. n .1-if i . ,, u , M, , ffm.. - g 6 f f f ' ff f f f fff I ff fZWff A if f fy Q I U54 i Q 'fry JU,- fv' V A .f f Q lif 1597 .4 - f ' X JX77, I 1 l f ff ff 1 1 f f f f f Q' f , W 4, Y f 7 ff f f Q 0 f f f 4x X 'Of X f ff f W! W M Maw 'ff f ' f Qgffy. X C ' ffffffi 7' 3 wggnff ' Q U f, 4. .r ' fc , 7 1' F f 7 Q f 4 Iif. ' V ,. I jg .,,,2V Y 1 f. I , , , V f l s srlr 7 Z 1? H77 .. . 5 ' W227ffw5.. TW , ' W 2 ' fzmlfzifmf f fff! 7, f M M ff? , f ff 7 , 1 i f 4 1 2.4! . M,- rf ,ff ,f . - ' - iff , ' 17 , ,-i f Y f f f ffryq., f' ' V . A 'ly' fc 2, .Agni it rye, f A ,Q .fffff -- ' f ' f. '- f- . .K . ' .J-.fit '- wr , V J . . .f lf. W.-M ,fl J ' ' ,7w,.f ff I? f '35 iff f . I i A - A . ,ll. T X

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SUPERINTENDENTS MESSAGE Wisdom ,. knowledge concern for others compas- sion ... empathy . . . tolerance ...are a few of the objectives that education as a moving force in Burlington will strive for constantly. You, as citizens of the school, ofthe community. and of the nation, are the implementers of such objectives for all mankind, for it is only through these qualities that the spirit of human understanding and human dignity can pre- vail throughout the United States and, indeed, throughout the world. You are about to embark on life's road, hopefully, armed to meet those challenges inherent in living. We have attempted in Burlington to provide you with the strengths that will char- acterize the role that you will play in finding solutions to problems that will confront each and every one of you in the years ahead. The challenges are great... The task immediate. Procrastin- ation is no longer tolerated in modern day dynamic society Young men and women must have answers based upon years of nurtured learning experiences that have been provided through your interaction with dedicated teachers and admin- istrators and a most responsive and committed Burlington citizenry, To each of you l offer my sincere congratulations and heart- felt best wishes in a most meaningful and happy life through- out the years ahead. Capture each moment ... Embrace its significance Make life meaningful, for within this spirit will we together be able to bring about the true meaning of understanding not only within the community in which one lives but also throughout the world. Most sincerely, Thomas Michael Superintendent of Schools SEATED FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Marrianne Brentong Mr. Thomas Michael Superintendent Mrs Joan Miles STANDING Mr William Cronin: Mr. Carl Stasio, Chairman: missing is Mr. Daniel Looney

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OFFICE STAFF Mrs. Ann Auth, Attendance Officer M rs. Harriet Lafferty vi., 7- '1, 'W' ,,,. Mrs. Eileen Bates cal. 1 I 'F-q..,,-f iz li' - li l Y, ll llrs. Eleanor Burrell Mrs. Kathryn Carrigan X ,, M Z Mrs. Iona Ganley Mrs. Emilie Fogarty Miss Esther Mulvihill, Secretary to the Principal 10 :livin , , K ,,A,s,,.Q.k 4 13 l .-effd Mrs. Francine Partridge Mrs. Josephine Tintle ,,.An-..,.