Burlington High School - Heirloom Yearbook (Burlington, NJ)

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Thanks to the AFS exchange program it has been possible for me to stay a whole year in the United States and to attend Burlington Senior High School. I like it for its teachers and especially the students. Everybody is so very friendly to me and everybody tries t'o make me feel at home. In the beginning I had a little trouble with the meals. In Austria we eat a smaller breakfast than you do but at 10:20 we would have a sandwich and after school at 1:30 lunch. So I had to change my stomach, because I could not eat such a big breakfast and consequently I was rather starved before lunch. But now it is all 0. K. Though I had already graduated from my high school in Austria I learned many new things in Burlington. Es- pecially in English I profited a lot for my study at the University of Vienna, where I want to take English, German, and Philosophy. America is a wonderful country with wonderful people! I wish to all of you the best for your future career and will always remember thankfully how much each of you contributed to make my stay in the United States such a pleasant one. Sincerely, Your exchange student, Franz Antonowicz 16 £i'sefi«fa rt-

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Co !=a O Junior class officers, left to right: Barbara Seward, Secreta 17; Thomas Rogers, Treasurer; Joanne Johnson, Vice- president ; Clyde Shelton, President. Here we present the class of 1962, who next year, following in our footsteps, will be the seniors. Their sponsors, Mrs. Allen, Mr. Osherow, Mr. Schmidt, and Mrs. Wilson, will have plenty of work and workers with this class of 260 students. We know they will work hard, but we hope they have fun wending their way over our already deeply engraved steps. i 18