Burlington High School - Oread Yearbook (Burlington, VT)

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enioz XVe. the class of '15, now stand on the threshold of a new career. The future of today is one of which few are certain. Some have made plans for it but still others are undecided. VVe will always look back remembering the un- certainty witl1 which we left school. but glad that we had the background to become success- ful. Now that we are graduating it is our respon- sibility to carry things through. YVe have seen the mistakes of others and have profited by them. YVhatever we may do will be based upon the fundamental ideas of our life that we have gained in our home. school, church. or in any other place where we have been taught. Today in this war-torn world we have our biggest job. It is a job that no one man can tackle alone. lVe have already sacrificed many boys to help gain what we most chcrish-fMfree- 12610 Zia! doing the result is war. lve know that it will soon be over and we hope that we will have won what we were fighting for. It will be a proud class that will leave B. H. S. in June, I9-115. There may have been some disappointments through the years but let's not look back at those, let's look at all the good times we have had, good things we have done, and the education we have had that is worth anyhodyis weight in gold. VVhen we have left we will know that we have done our best to keep the school active in all fields. lve hope that the following classes will do just as well and try to surpass us. Now that we are out in the world we must face the responsibilities of life alone. VVe won- der whether we can do it. YVhat will happen next? Can we succeed? Only God knows. 230