Burlington High School - Oread Yearbook (Burlington, VT)

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6lW0'l'd, The glory of the unknown f- a challenge and a promise! During our senior year we have found ourselves more aware of the future 3 the future with its challenge and its promise. In years before we have been eager to accept without question ideas imposed upon us. 1958 has been a question- ing year. Our development has been a gradual metamor' lhosis. Finally we have emerged as mature young men and women. As freshmen we were hlled with unquenched energy, as sophomores, with the vague beginnings of a purpose. We developed more concrete convictions with the advent of our junior year. The culmination of these stages has been our senior year with its strange mixture of seriousness of purpose and love of life - the true spirit of youth. Our hope is that, as you turn the pages in this 1958 Oread, you will see before you glimpses of happy, rewarding days. We want you to hear the new march the band is practicing, clap and cheer as the suspense of the game heightens, relive the agonizing wait before reports cards are yours to inspect, say once more with pride, I go to Bur- lington High. In words and pictures we have tried to capture the fragments of happy times. Read and imagine once more the feeling of responsibility that came with your first Regiiler assignment, the crazy abandon on a warm spring afternoon when the crowded lawn was proof of spring fever, the hus- tling concentration of a morning in the laboratory, the efficient clicking of typewriters on the third floor, the breathless excitement before the dance. Our horizons have not been limited to our school alone. The vistas of our high school years have extended from the high, white slopes of Mt. Mansfield to the picturesque shores of Lake Champlain. What fun were those weekends at Stowe, the picnics at Sand Bar, the moonlit drives along the lake! We cannot tell you about all your memorable moments at Burlington High. Only you can know what the others were and how they affected you. But in the hope that we can show you many of them and help you recall four of the happiest and most profitable years of your life, we proudly present our 1958 Orefzd, LINDA LANOU, C0-Edifor-in-Chief BRENDA WooL, Co-Edimr-in-Chief CHRISTINE BORGMANN, Afmfiare lidifor DoLoREs Davis, ,4,U0ffdf6 Edimr Slamliug: Linda I.anuu and Ilrenda Vfool Sftiffijt Christy Borgmann and Dolly Davis -Q XDA-

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pi. 5. His friendliness has given us companionship, his humor, enjoyment, his understanding of us has won our respect, his Congeniality, our warm-hearted admiration. Always identified with BHS will be his jovial, sparkling personality. His own chuckle and the laughter that he stimulated in others will long echo in these halls. For a teacher to have such a close relationship with his students is rareg and so it is with deep affection that we dedicate our 1958 Oread to Mr. Orson jay, our coach, our teacher, and our friend.