Burlington High School - Heirloom Yearbook (Burlington, NJ)

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Table Of Contents Theme ............................p. 2 Administration ...................p. 16 Faculty ..........................p. 18 Dedication .......................p. 28 News Trends ....................p. 30 Underclassmen ....................p. 32 Seniors ..........................p. 47 Organizations ....................p. 89 Sports ...........................p. 97 Advertisements ...................p. 119 B

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REFLECTIONS Remember those days child? Running free- Being wild. Where is the baby now? The cradle is empty. The toys set aside. Search but the child has flown. Remember the sweet security. Carried through the days. Of skinned knees, report cards and summer days, First dates, first loves, first tears and lasting smiles All just reflections in the pool. Grown up ways at the end of the child's maze. Teddy bear sits alone, The child is gone. Exists only in the little sanctuary of memory, When an idle thought turns inward, And the pool ripples, starting the reflections. SAWoolson

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ADMINISTRATION Bd. of Ed. Standing: (l-r) C.J. Martin, L. Manzi, T. Venables,). Queenan, H. Stecher. Pres. James E. Sitting: (l-r) B. Steiner, J. Jefferson, S. Laforsh. Jefferson Sec. Bus. Mgr. Hobart Stecher E.P. Superintendent Walter J. Dole E.P. Bd. President Standing: W. Dold, L. Weaver, R. Franciosi, C. Sheppard, C. Robinson, A. Charles Robinson Wyant, C. Graziani Seated: J. Clark, N. Campbell, M. Gruin, R. Slagle Burl. City Superintendent C. Joseph Martin TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1983 Congratulations to each of you on a job well done . During the past twelve years you have demon- strated, to your administrators and teachers, that you possess the ability and knowledge necessary to be successful in the future. It won't be an easy road to follow, but worthwhile accomplishments are rarely acquired without effort and dedication. As you leave your Alma Mater, you may do so with the assurance that you are well prepared to face life's many road blocks and challenges. Whether or not you become a responsible mem- ber of society will depend entirely upon you and how willing you are to continue working and learning on a daily basis. The members of the Board of Education join me in wishing each of you continued success in all your endeavors. Dr. C. Joseph Martin, Superintendent Burlington City Public Schools