Burnham High School - Burgoblac Yearbook (Burnham, PA)

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'oo o , T Y ' '+ A me new GLASS TDAY EXERCISES Class of 1928 Burnham Y. M. C. A. Auditorium May 29, 1928 3 Welcome ,,,,,,, ,, ,,,,, , ,,,,,, ,,,, , 5,,, ,,,,,,,7,, , , Class Commandments of the Seniors ,,7,, W ,.,7,, H Harry Pully Roll Call 7,,.,. ,..,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, .,,,,,,7 , E m ma Weiser Class Introductions ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,v,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,, D o r othy Walker The Eve of Commencement , ,,,uu,,, ,,.,,C,u,u,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.....,,uuu,,, E lizabeth Graham fWith proper apologies to Clement C. Moorel Senior Scrapbook ,o,,, . .,,ooo,o,,,,,,,,,,,,,o, A ,,,,,,,,,,,o,,,,,,, ,,,, ..,, o,,,,,,,,,ooo,, , ,,,,, B e 1 'yl North Piano Solo ,,o, ,, ,,,, ,,,,,, lN lary Beale The Class of '28 .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, , ,,,,,Lena Crouse General Average of the Class ,,,,, ., Footprints ,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Vocal Solo ,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, Tips for Ambitious Seniors A Machine of Prophecy , Class Will ,.o.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Piano Duet ,,,o Mantle Oration ,,,,,., Junior Response .,,,,,,.. The Treasure Chest ,,,o,, Hours Have Wings Class Song and Yell TWENTY-FOUR , ,,,, Arthur Yeager Ralph Shawver ,W,,.,Lena Crouse Ruth Bay Ethel Cripe ,,,,,,,,Mary Havice ,, ,,,,, Ruth Bay and Beryl North ,,,..,..,,,,,,,Harry Pully ,,,,,, ,,,,,.o,.,,.o,,,,,,,,,..,..,. B oyd Hamaker Mary Beale and George Nearhoof Weiser

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3'f i'A1 Q 77 Y V T - V E k wg Q, . x. ' 5- Lg Y, Glass exfkhabef Y A-stands for Arthur, a quiet young man, Always working as hard as he can. B-stands for Beryl, not fickle but vaing To be a trained nurse is her greatest aim. C4stands for courage, which we all possessg Always striving to do our best. D-stand for Dorothy, always on timeg Thatls why her suitcrs stand three-deep in line. E-stands for Ethel, Emma, Elizabeth toog To our class have remained faithful and true. F-stands for finals, which we all abhor, Soon we shall be able to quote nevermore. G-stands for George, a boy in our classg When examined for policeman we hope he will pass. H-stands for Harry, our class Presidentg On all of his lessons is very intent. I-Stands for idleness, we know nothing aboutg We always lock for the things more devout. J-stands for joy, that we always display, At school, at home, in work or in play. K-stands for knowledge, that's what we are noted forg Forever striving and working for more. L-stands for Lena, an eflicient Ustenogg' With her accurate work the world's set agog. M-stands for Mary Havice and Mary Beale, too, Always happy and jolly, these two of our crew. N-stands for neatness, in all that we dog Especially when working for our own White and Blue. OAstands for opportunity, which knocks only onceg Not to open, would make each a dunce. P-stands for Miss Peters, our faculty advisor, Her untiring eHorts, have made us much wiser. Q-stands for quality, which makes up our classg A characteristic of each lad and lass. Ristands for Ruth, our tempermental musician, To be a trained nurse is her greatest ambition. Sestands for Ralph Shawver, of Basketball fameg As a guard on our team, he plays quite a good game. T-stands for teachers, we love and respectg When we leave Burnham High School we ne'er shall forget. U-stands for unity, as a class we have stood, Trying to do always, that which is noble and good. V-stands for valor, we have strived to attaing And win for ourselves, in the future a name. W-stands for wcrk, that will make us much brighterg Shorthand, bookkeeping, and at the typewriter. X-stands for X-amples that we set for the Juniors: We hope they'll be like us when they become Seniors. Y4stands for years we have spent here in schoolg Obedient, and living by the Golden Rule. Z-stands for zero we have made as a niarkg We can say nothing more, for now we must part. TWENTY-THREE

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'u 'mince' A .Wig W ' fl 55 SDH GOMMENCEMEN7' EXERCISES BURNHAM HIGH scHooL Gfczxs gf Nz'11eZeen Twenyf-eight Thursday, May 31, 1928 Burnham Y. M. C. A. 3 ' ,,,,., S. W. Co. Band Music ,...,, Invocation ,..,, .......... R ev. C. R. Allenbaugh Salutatory .,,,,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,.,-,,., , ,v,, ,,,,.,,,,,.... .,.....,,,,,.,.,.,, E t hel Cripe A High School Education--From the Outside In Music .,.....,,, , ,,,,,,,,, ,, i..,,..,, S. S. W. Co. Band Valedictory ,,,,,,,,,,,,...,,.,,,,,.-,,,,,,,.A,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,i,,,.,,,,,M,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Ruth Bay A High School Education-From the Inside Out Address- The School and the Community ,,,,,,,...,.,.l7 Dr. George D. Robb Principal, Altoona High School Music ,,,,., ..,. ,........ - ,,,,,,,.,l..... S . S. W. CO. Band Presentation of Diplomas .......,............,,,,,...,,,,,,,,,,,...,,...,,,,,,,,, John L. Pandel Secretary, Board of Education Class Song Benediction . ,.,, -, ,,,l,,, Rev. W. C. Swigart TWENTY-FIVE