Burlington Township High School - Merlin Yearbook (Burlington, NJ)

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. . . Dedication Mrs. Leah M. Katz, through her years of associa- tion with the class of 1968, has proven her dedica- tion to her profession and to her students. We have long known Mrs. Katz, and have come to appreci- ate her thoughtful concern and her help. Mrs. Katz has served the school and has served us, the stu- dents of Burlington Township, in several ways. As advisor to the language club, Mrs. Katz has helped to nurture in each one of us an appreciation of our cultural heritage, and an understanding of cultures foreign to our own. Mrs. Katz's deeply personal philosophy is tempered by a dry brand of humor all her own. Perhaps her most noticeable characteris- tic is an inherent desire to have order. As class ad- visor, she has shared her philosophy and her hu- mor. She has helped us to mature to the point where we are able to take our places as intelligent, concerned members of our society. Manifested in her dress, her manner, and her thought, it is this that clearly sets her apart. Consequently, the 1968 Merlin Staff, along with the Class of 1968, with deepest gratitude and sincere respect, dedicate this yearbook to Mrs. Leah M. Katz, who in memory, will remain ever with us. IS

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% Foreword earl and late more than seven hundred endless!) busy Falcons gather in clusters and crowds. . . join in routine daily affairs of classes and elubs. . . check the latest reports of projects and parties, of plans and paraphernalia . . . share work and play. joy and tears, victory and defeat. .. all of these moments have combined to form this year of anticipation, excitement, action, learning, enjoyment, discovery, and dedication.