Burnham High School - Burgoblac Yearbook (Burnham, PA)

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3 j a o - - stil.,-, .mrfandq SIXTEEN RUTH BAY Bay President Lyceum Literary Society: Class Sec- retaryg Vice-President French Clubg Orches- trag Class Playg Red Coat Band. Let us introduce you to our valedictorian, Ruthie Bay. Ruth is small in stature, but the saying 'AAll good goods are done up in small packages is very true in this case. Good-natured, pleasant, smiling, and an all- round good sport, that's Ruthie. Her one am- bition is to be a nurse. We know she will be successful in anything she tries. Good luck to you, 'ARuthie, from all your classmates. MARY BEALE Beale Athenaeum Literary Societyg French Clubg Class Play. Mary has been in our class only one year, but she has proved herself worthy of being a member of the class of '28, She is ready to do her part and is a lover of good times and all school sports. Beale came from Port Royal High. She still has a great interest there which is shown by the number of letters she writes each week. Mary expects to go to college, where she hopes to be instructed in the art of instructing others. Best wishes, Mary. ETHEL CRIPE Etta Secretary Athenaeum Literary Societyg French Clubg Art Exhibitg Class Play. And this is our salutatorian. Ethel's one aim in high schcol has been to get over ninety in all her studies. She gets her lessons very easily, and then spends much of her time writing letters 'to California. Ethel expects to teach school some day. Her wonderful abil- ity to impart knowledge should make her suc- cessful. Best wishes to you, Ethel.

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' 1 242 1 Q ' T ' li 9 ,3 ff xfJ,,5., 5 52 HARRY PULLY Fully Class President, Editor Beehive Staff, Lyceum Literary Society: Captain Varsity Basketball Team, President Athletic Association, Silver Medal Mifliin County Track Meet '27g Class Play, Senior Play '26. Behold! our honorable class president. Pully has proved himself worthy of having that name many times. He is Captain of our famous basketball team and will surely be missed next year in B. H. S. when it comes to athletics-in other things as well. Besides, he is our staff artist, and has shown his artistic ability in this book in a very splendid way. Good luck to you, Harry. THE SENIOR CLASS S stands for Success of the Senior Class, E for the Effort of each lad and lass. N stands for Nugget of golden thought, I the Ideals which we've always sought. 0 is for Originality, in this annual you see, R stands for Right which we all wish to hc. C is for Courage, all Seniors can show, L stands for Loyalty, a fine trait you know. A is Ambition, with that we'll succeed. S stands for Sterling, we are indeed, S also for Steadfastness in act and creed. -THE BEEHIVE November issue FIFTEEN

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' 0 f ' lx ' if! H QLQQ 11 cltrffmdq EMMA WEISER Emmy Athenaeum Literary Societyg French Clubg Art Exhibitg Class Playg Mifllin County Track Meet. Emmy came to Burnham this year from Hopewell. During the year with us her cheery smile and care-free nature have won for her many friends. She is a good student, a good sport, a loyal classmate and a friend. Emmy's chief interest is in getting her lessons. She gets along splendidly with her science teacher UD. The class of ,28 is proud to own this lass and wishes her success in her college work. RALPH SHAWVER Dutch Athenaeum Literary Societyg Beehive Staffg Varsity Basketballg Class Playg Vice-Presi- dentg Class Track. Dutch is our famous basketball star. He has taken an active part in all athletic activities ever since he has been in high school. Without him our team would have had small chances for victory. Dutch is always good-natured, but has found little need for the opposite sex. We know he will succeed after he leaves Burnham High. Good-bye and good luck, Dutch, BERYL NORTH Baryl Athenaeum Literary Society: French Clubg Red Coat Band: Orchestrag Class Play. Just a little girl in size, but she talks, talks, talks frcm morning until night. Beryl is one of the most popular girls in our class, especially with the opposite sex. You have the best Wishes of the class, Beryl. SEVENTEEN