Burlington High School - Oread Yearbook (Burlington, VT)

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SIXTEEN Q-4 As the Hnal days of our last year at Old Edmunds are approaching, we seniors fondly look back and recall all the good times we've had ac- companying the classwork, homework, tests, and examinations. We often felt the work too hard and the teachers difficult to deal withg but now we know they always had our welfare in mind. The friends we have met here and with whom we have spent many unforgettableiimoments at the games, the plays, the dances, the frolic, and the prom, will be our friends for life. These friendships, as well as those of the faculty and our advisors, have all helped us on our way to ' THE OREAD

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-we ---' - N. ay that day which is not Hnal at all, but a commence- ment, marking our beginning as adult citizens. Many of us, who graduate, will further our education at different colleges and universitiesg others will seek permanent occupationsg and there will be those who will serve Uncle Sam and be sent to all corners of the globe. Now as graduation approaches, our successors come to mind, and we hope that their senior year will mean as much to them as ours has meant to us. We will leave, confident that we arrived at the high goal which we set for ourselves while we were hereg and trust that next year's seniors will set theirs even higher and attain it. FOR 1954 SEVENTEEN