Burnham High School - Burgoblac Yearbook (Burnham, PA)

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EVVZA1 W ru.-PQ if T: - -V k milxdy 121' 5 -fl:fHDCiqQ , fic .1 X Y i I 1'-Q .3 ' S l Arla C. Smith Elma S. Benfer Ernest L. Kennedy John H. Harris ARLA C. SMITHg Supervisor of Music Education: Lewistown High Schoolg Coombs Conservatory of Musicg Sydney Con- servatory of Music, Australiag West Chester State Teachers College, summer courseg New York University, summer course. Miss Smith has been teaching music in the Burnham Public Schools the past five years. During that time she has directed many entertainments and operettas, in the grades and in high school, which have all been successful. In addition to her school music, Miss Smith gives private lesson, both vocal and intrumental. ERNEST L. KENNEDYQ Science and Algebra Education: Marysville High Schoolg Shippensburg State Teachers College. I Mr. Kennedy came to us this year from New Florence, Pa., having taught in the high school there two years. He is always willing to help in every enterprise the school undertakes. He has given advice which will be of use to his pupils. Mr. Kennedy was interested in athletics, being the faculty manager of the Basketball team. He also acted as faculty advisor of the Sophomore Class. JOHN H. HARRISQ English, Plane Geometry, Coach of Athletics Education: Mount Union High Schoolg Shippensburg State Teachers College. Mr. Harris taught in the Junior High School in Yeagertown one year before com- ing to Burnham. He has been in Burnham High School one year. During that time he has given his best to the school, both in athletics and in the class room. Mr. Harris is faculty advisor of the Junior Class. ELMA S. BENFERQ Orchestra Education: Lewistown High Schoolg Institute of Musical Art, New York Cityg Pennsylvania State College, summer courseg private tutors. Last year a string ensemble was organized in the Burnham Schools under the leadership of Miss Benfer. This ensemble has now been enlarged into an orchestra, Miss Benfer acts as a substitute teacher in our schools. She was formerly a teacher in the second grade. ELEVEN

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