Sylvania Burnham High School - Burgoblac Yearbook (Sylvania, OH)

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BILL BROWN - president TOM FINGER - vice-president HELEN SCHROEDER - class advisor Well, we're leaving finally, at last and forever. A few, very few, are sad about leaving, but most are looking forward to college. Just think we have been in school lexcuse that awful expressionl i2 long hard years and still we want more - maybe school isn't so m ' a t fu - lqgxli 5 :ll V splash party we had bad after all. Do you remember the tirst grade when all the girls either had long pigtails or a brand new permanent and the boys with their s N HOS VVasn't that the year we to really Seems remarkable llll iwe'V how to read so long and gh chemistry. In the sixth grade we were very much thrilled at the knowledge that we were the top dogs. The following year we received our big disappointment when we weren't allowed to enter Burnham as seventh graders, but we were given a little consolation when we re- membered we were going to be top dogs for another year. KAROL BURGE - secretary RUEUL NISWANDER - class advisor The eighth grade and we finally were in Burnham. We'll never forget how proud, eager, loud, shy, en- thusiastic, wide-eyed, innocent, and know-it-all we were at the same time. Bill Brown began his political career as our class president, but .lim Young interrupted it when he be- came our freshman class president. Bill came back from defeat to be our class pr sident for the next three Y Us Proud - Bill Kief- G ,... L' ll' f ,,.,,. . fe lwhile iizhg qyx':,.K'Q'K:Ei..:E: and Bill Bailey as Pr ident of r 'llll as sop mores after our ac es had been cut. This year we have been even busier than in our other years. So many of our friends have won honors that it would take pages to list them so we'll iust omit them all and tell all of you that have - we are very pleased and proud to know you. Well, now we're very tired after all this reminiscing so we'll say so long for now. 22 CARO VNUCK - treasurer

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Graduation day is one long looked forward to by all high school students, and the feeling becomes more intense as they enter the twelfth year of their education. This time of year is a FACET of school life all in itself. Directly involved are the seniors, who face the prospect of a diploma and college or life in the busi- ness world. Underclassmen think of the time when they will be crossing the stage in their last high school program, all are directly concerned with graduation as a FACET of life.

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