Burnham High School - Burgoblac Yearbook (Burnham, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1951 volume:

O- of-'Q QOQO- in tx ii:-',N 1 '5 1N'0' ' ' 11? 9 3' an, I-'f I if ,fi I , 549' 'xp il 5 , 41 'IGS O F' . , K ' 5 lb Our dear Alma Marer we do pledge ourselves ro you. We shall miss all Lhe fun we shared in our years with you, your sports. dances, and class plays. We will remember rhroughour gur years. We hope we can live up ru your high ideals as we leave you behind, Bu: as weleave you, Lhiswe shallalways keep in mind. Though we've each a different path in life to take. We promise---Dear B. H. S. , you, we shall never forsake. Dolly McCarrle THE FORGE BURNHAM HIGH SCHOOL. Burnham, Pennsylvania , e UEDICHTIUH We, the class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty- one, respectfully dedicate our Forge to Mr. Jos- eph R. Haney. Mr. Haney has been ateachet of science for a period of seven years at Burnham High School. A graduate of Lock Haven Normal, Bucknell, and finally Penn State where he received his B. A. He is also faculty manager for Burnham High School. By this dedication we wish to express our sin- cere respect and admiration for Mr. Haney, and also to thank him for his interest and helpfulness in our class activities. He has been our wise class advisor and friend to us and to Burnham High School. 3 MR. SWANK Supervising Principal Burham Ez Derry Schools MR. WOOMER MR. SMITH Principal Principal of of ' Burnham High Burnham Elementary gif t V' . ' x1 .ig '1 K , .3 I ' Mi ' J, V 4 , .1 nan- .. wi EDUCATION OF BOARD Ward. hn FT T0 RIGHT: Herberrlfingllng, Wayne Walker, John L. Pandei, William C. Fry, Jo LE FHCULTEI MR. C. WAGNER Mathematics MISS E. PETERS Mathematics M438 4. HistoWHIT1g -Ty MBS E'1S:1iKYLE sh MBS 6 If. GQOHOS TER 'f '-ish, Mfllv MR. J. HANEY Science courses MR. G. GIBSON Industrial Arts XM f FHCUHU MISS A. SMITH Vocal Instruction MISS R. MANGUS Home Ec. so ' 00 wa- fx eaucau ' c QW? S1 MRS. M. RHODES English- Latin MR. E. KOCK Band 6 ooffw oi 5 gi 'LYSQ cms S M0881 , e bA9xS.c'nooX not 5 T HSUHUUL DHZEV' On September of 1939 we entered school. It was a great experience for us. Everyone was excited and busy making new friends. Twelve years seemed like along, long time then, now it is almost over. lt is impossible to tell you everything of our twelve years in school, but we shall attempt to give you some idea of how they were spent. On September 6, t947, we walked through the doors of Burnham High School and entered the freshman Nclass. After a few months we fell into the ways of the high school. We el- ected Kenneth Furner as president and Tony Battisra as vice president. We also attended class night and carried the tra- ditionalbanners in our class colors. Soon after we received our report cards and learned that we were all to he sophomores. On September 4. 1948, we were transferred down stairs to the sophomore class. taught by Mrs. Leeper. We attended to the matterof three more class officers. We elected as treasurer, Dorine Nale: secretary, Helen Habbershong and historian, Geraldine Bennerg with Mr. J. R. Haney as class advisor. Our big event of this year was our St. Patrick's Day Dance. We all worked hard to make this dance a success and we were greatly rewarded for our work. Ou.r class agreed that the dues would be 83.15 per year. In October of this term we received our rings which we were very proud to wear. We held several dances and for our first project we sold jewelry. This was very successful. Among other things, we were very busy reading plays, The play we chose was Good Glory. It was a hugh success. The actors should receive great praise for their ability. The char- acters were as follows: Glory Witherspoon, Jo Ann Hertzlerg Samuel Witherspoon, James Clouser: Drina Hatfield, Doris Clouserp Roma Trevelyan, loan Hamptons Todhunter Trevel- yang Kenneth Furner: Caleb Coggles, Ronald Harpsterp Maria Coggles, Dorothy Betlyonp Davis Jordon, Lloyd Havice: Kit Witherspoon, Dolly McCartleg Agnes Witherspoon, Ann Stainsg George Darnell, Ronald Elder. After our play, we went to work on plans for our junior prom. The Senior class of t95o and the faculty were our guests. This affair was held at Green Gables Hotel and a turkey dinner was served to all. A few short speeches were given by the president of both junior and senior classes. Kenneth Furner and William Snyderg also by Mr. Louie llioffg Mr. K. K. Woomerg Mr. I. R. Haney and Mr. E. H. Koch. After the dinner, there was dancing to the music of Harold Wilt's orchestra from 9:00 till 12:00. All the girls looked lovely in their new evening dresses. The boys looked their best in their white shim and ries. This was the la,t activity in our junior year. Now tostart the most important year of all, our senior year. We started to work toward our annual trip to New York. We had a bake sale and raised quite a bit of money. Football came and we placed several members on the team. Our classmates were quite proud of our captain, Turk Horner. We had charge of the concession stands and several of our members worked hard to help the class. The class sponsored many big holiday dances. Then the class picked the senior play, Call Me Darling. The parts were very well handled by able actors. The char- acters were as follows: Billy Haskins, Robert Kline: Neeley, Ronald Harpsterg Mom Haskins, Dorine Naleg Mary Iane, Geraldine Benner: Smitty, Dorothy Betlyong Pop Haskins, Lloyd Haviceg Virginia Gregg. Jean Moore: AuntAnnie. lean Deans Pamela Payne. Joan Hampton: Congressman Chalmers, James Clouserg Mrs. J. Francis Hamilton, Ann Stains: Lorelie Hamilton, Dolly McCartle. Yes, this is it, our class history. We are almost through our school years, ready to go out into this world of opportun- ities. Like every class, good times and bad have been with us. As we read this a few years from now, we will laugh when we remember good times and frown when we remember our squabbles. We wish to thank Mr. I. R Haney for the times he should have walked out of our class when we wouldn't agree on some- thi.ng, for the times he tried to explain problems to us and we wouldn'r listen, and for the times we picked our class rings and pennants and just couldn't come to a decision. Goodbye. B.H.S. We leave you regretfully. Sorry we can not stay longer. We will always remember these years as being full of activities in education and sports. NEW HOLLAND MACHINE Division of The Sperry Corp. - Belleville 8 UEHRBUUK STHFF Editor in Chief. Assistant Editor . . . Business Manager. . . Photography . Sports . . . Reporters . Typists . This page sponsored by BELLEVILLE FLOUR MILL D 9 James Clouscr . Lloyd Havice Dolly McCart1e . Ronald Elder . Dorine Nale Russell Horner Tom Molek Joan Hampton Dorothy Betlyon Jean Moore Mildred Rheem Jean Dean .. 'Q ' V ' actin! MARY DOROTHY BETLYON. Dot AMES HOWARD CLOUSER, '1Peach-- GERALDINE ANNE BENNER, Gerry Commercial Pet Expression: r0h, Heck. Pride kloy: Nale. Dean, 8: Moore. PetPeeve: Eddie Royer. Characteristics: Short. brown hair, brown eyes. Likes basketball. always with Moore. Dean, or Nale. and ls oneol' the bigfive. Activities: Band r.z, 3, 4: Varsity Club 3.4: Yearbook staff 4: Softball 2, 3,4:BasketbalI2. 3.4: Class Play 4: Trl-Hi-Y 2, 3.4: President 4: Class Historian I,2, 3.4: Chorus I, 2. 3. 4: Oration. Ambition: To learn to drive right. Commercial Pet Expression: Ain't easy. Pride and Joy: Pikc. Pct Peeve: Senior girls in general. Characteristics: Short. talkative. pretty blue eyes. and lives on the Pike. Activities: Trl- Hi-Y 2,3,4: Class Play 3.4: Basketball 2: Librarian i.2.3: Chorus 1.2. 3.4: Yearbook staff 4: Oration. Ambition: To geta job with lots of money. DORIS LOUISE CLOUSER. Shorty Commercial Pet Expression: For the love ofmike. Pride and Joy: Her office work. Pet Peeve: Noise makers in class. Characteristics: Pretty brown eyes, nice personality. usually seen with Ann or Milly. Activities: Tri -Hi-Y 2. 3,4: Class Play 3: Chorus 1.2. 3.4: Ambition: To be a secretary. Academic Pet Expression: Aw, cut it out. Pride and Joy: His brains. PetPeeve: Hisred hair. Char- N .2 ...W acteristics: Red hair. intelligent, and a lead- - er in the class. Activities: Band r, 2. 3- 4: Hi- Y 2. 3, 4: President 4: Class Play 3.4: Chorus l,2,3.4: Yearbook Staff: Oration: Librarian 2, 3. Ambition: To be a minister. JEAN ELIZABETH DEAN, Dean Commercial Pet Expression: You know it. Pride and Joy: KenTrouunan. Pet Peeve: Boys in Burnham. Characteristics: Dark hair. brown eyes. loves basketball, usually seen with Dorlne. and is one ofthe big five. Activities: Basketball 2.3.4: Trl-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4: Treasurer 4: Chorus 1.2. 3, 4: Varsity Club 3,4: Class Play 4: Yearbook Staff 4. Ambition: To become Mrs. Ken Troutman. 10 RONALD DUNN ELDER, E1mo Academic r Pet Expression: Ha-Ha. Pride and Joy: That gold tooth. Pet Peeve: Math Class. Characteristics: Blond hair, blue eyes, and alwaysacomedian.Activities: Hi-Y 2,3,4: Band l,2,3,4: Yearbook staff 4: Chorus t,z,4: Class Play 3: Basketball 1. Ambition: To graduate. PATRICLA ANN FORSYTHE, Pat Commercial Pet Expression: Holy Cow. Pride and Joy: Her hair. Pet Pecve: Someone who never smiles or laughs. Characteristics: Short, pretty hair, talkative, and pals around with Graham. Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3: Basketball 2, 3: Chorus I,2.3.4: Librarian 2.,Ambition: To always be successful. KENNETH PAUL FURNER, Ken Academic Pet Expression: l-la. Pride and Joy: Pitts- burgh Pirates. Pet Peeve: The Big Five. Char- acteristics: Tall, blond, and handsome. Ac- tivities: Football 2,3.4g Varsity Club 4: Hi- Y z,3,4: Chorus r,2,3,4: Class Play 3: Pres- ident l,2,3,4. Ambition: To get out of school. HELEN HEAN HABBERSHON, flabby Academic Pet Expression: Shut your mouth, Pride and joy: Rough gang of the Avenue. PetPeeve: Physics class. Characteristics: Black curly hair, works at the Sanitary, usually seen with Marge and is one of the big five. Activities: Basketball manager 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus l,Z,3,4: Sec. of class 2, 3,4: Varsity Club 4: Oration: Yearbook Staff 4. Ambition: Tobe a nurse. JOAN CHARLOTTE HAMPTON, Blondie Commercial Pet Expression: Oh, gee whiz. Pride and Joy: Navy. Pet Peeve: Wearing glasses. Characteristics: Blond hair, brown eyes, intelligent, and pretty hair. Activities: Tri-l-li-Y 2, 3.4: Band r,2,3,4: Chorus l,2, 3.4: Class Play 3, 4:, Yearbook Staff 4: Softball 2: Oration. Ambition: To get a job with lots of money. ll LUEANNA JOY HANNON, Icy Commercial Pet Expression: You know. Pride and Joy: Her diet Pet Peeve Tardy Bell Characteristics: Brown hair, tall, talkative, brown eyes Activities Tri Hi Y 2, 3.4: Chorus 1.2. 3.4: Librarian 2. Ambition To find a good :ob ANN ELAINE HERTZLER, JOB Commercial Pet Expression: Christopher Columbus. Pride and Joy: Jack Stuckey . Pet Peeve: Brothers. Characteristics: Short. good cook, and well liked. Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 3.4: Class Play 3: Chorus I. 2. 3. 4: Librarian 1.2. Ambition: 'To marry Jack. RUSSELL ELWOOD HORNER, Turk Academic Pet Expression: Aw, what do you mean. Pride andloyg Polly. Pet Peeve: School work. Characteristics: Nice Complexion. brown eyes, good sport, friend to all. Activities: Football I,2,3,4: Basketball t,z,3,4:Varsity Club 3.4: Yearbook Staff 4. Ambition: Play professional football. RONALD LEE HARPSTER, D0ssy Academic Pet Expression: Aw, Not Pride. and joy: Those beautiful Packards. Pet Peeve: Talk against a Packard, Characteristics: Light brown hair, blue eyes, tall. always laughing. Settles the class arguments. HHPPY 80 luvky- Activities: Band 2. 3. 4: Football t:Basketball 2: Vice President of 0135543 Class Play 3.4: Chorus t,2,3,4: Hi-Y 4. Ambition: Be doc- l.0l'. LLOYD LEE HAVICE, HaVi.ce Academic Pet Expression: How can you tell? Pride and Joy Hot rod Pet Peeve Liter atureClass Characteristics: Pretty white teeth deiinitelyaladies man mes to drlveacar. Activities: Class P1ay3,4:YearbookStaff4 Band I 2 3 4. Ambl tlon: To drive a racer. 1 Z IANE ELIZABETH KEARNS, Janie Commercial Pet Expression: No Kidding. Pride and Joy: Bob Eerick. Pet Peeve: Maroon Nash. Characteristics: Tall, pretty brown hair, friend of all, nice teeth, one of the gang from Cinderhill. Activities: Chorus 1.2, 3, 4, Ambition: To be a SUCCESS- ROBERT NEIL KLINE, -'Bobv Academic Per Expression: Holy Mackeralu' Pride and Joy: Curly Hair. Pet Peeve: Girls in general. Characteristics: Tall, dark curly hair, well- dressed. Activities: Band 1.2, 3.4: Hi-Y 2. 3, 4: Chorus l,2,3,4: Class Play 4. Ambition: Join the Navy and see the world. MILDRED WINIPRED LENHART, Mickey Commercial Pet Expression: Well, good. -' Pride and Joy: Harold and his car.'Per Peeve: The Army. Characteristics: Curly l-lair, Chee:-Rader' and works at 0'burns. Activities: Chorus l,2,3,4: Cheerleader i. 3. 4:'l'ri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4:l.ibrarian 1.2. 3: Orations: Varsity Club 4. Ambition: To marry Harold. DOLLY ROSE MCCARTLE, Dolly Academic Pet Expression: I dow Pride and Joy: A cer- - tain someone in the Air Force. Pct Peeve: Physics class. Characteristics: Short, brown hair, green eyes, talkative, doesn't care for the Burnham boys, one ofthe gang from Cin- der hill. Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 4: Band 4: Chorus l,2,3,4: Yearbook Staff 4: Oration, Softball 2: Librarian 2.3: Class Play 3.4. Ambition: Anacsrhetist. THOMAS ANTHONY MOLEK. Tom Commercial Pet Expression: No, I didn't. Pride and Joy: The station wagon. Pet Peeve: Dot, Characteristics: Tall, blonde, nice build. Activities: Footbal1t,2.3: Varsity Club 3, 4: Yearbook staffq. Ambition: To own a yellow convertible. 13 GENEVIEVE ALDENE MOORE. lean Commercial Pet Expression: I go for that. Pride and Joy: 'Gus and his car. Per Pceve: Talk against Basketball. Characteristics: Brown natural curlyhair, loves bas- ketball, works at O'burns, usually seen with Benner, Dean, Nalc, Habby, and one of the big five. Activities: Basketball 2, 3,4: Band 2.4: Tri-Hi-Y 3: Class Play 4: Chorus 1, 2. 3: Varsity Club 3.4: Yearbook staff 4. Ambition: to get that Mrs. Degree. DORINE MAY NALE, Dany Commercial Pet Expression: How about than Pride and Joy: Letters from Rich. PetPeeve: Being short. Characteristics: Short, blonde, always seen with Dean. One of the big five. Activities: Basketball 2, 3. 4: Class Play 4: Chorus t, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club 3,4:Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4: Secretary 4: Cheerleader 2: Treasurer of Class 2, 3,4: Yearbook staff 4: Oration, Ambition: To be with that certain soldier. MILDRED BLANCHE RHEEM, Milly - Commercial Pet Expression: Gee Whiz. Pride and Joy: Softball. Pet Peeve: Tardy Bell. Character- istics: Tall, quiet, loves sports, brown hair. brown eyes, one ofthe gang from Cinderhill. Activities: Softball 2,3,4: Basketball 3.4: Varsity Club 4: Chorus l,2, 3,4gBal1d r,2, 3, 4: Yearbook Staff 4:0rations. Ambition: To be asuccess. ROBERT FOSTER SHIRK. Bob Commercial Pet Expression: Hi Bud. Pride and Joy: Tlte Plymouth. Pet Peeve: Women. Character- istics: Tall, quiet, bashful, anddefinitely a woman hater. Activities: Football 4: Basket- ball 2, 3.4. Ambition: To be a millionaire. LOTTIE ANN STAIINS, Q Ann Commercial Pet Expression: Sing this pass pleaser- Pride and Joy: Pine top. Pet Peeve: Office Typewriter. Characteristics: Tall, brown hair, brown eyes, wears glasses, and usually down in the office. Activities: Chorus I,2, 3. 4: Class Play 3.4: Librarian I,2, 3. Ambition: To be a commercial teacher. 14 HHH Illf DHRHHB Mary Jane--Bil1y's sister ...... Geraldine Benner Mom--Bil1y's mother ......... Dorine Nale Aunt Annie--Bil1y's aunt ........ Jean Dean Mrs. J. Francis Hamiliton--Society Matron . Ann Stains Lorelie Hamiliton--Her Daughter .... Dolly McCartle Mr. Chalmers--A Congressman .,.. James Clouser The Haskins family is all a dither be- cause they are expecting momentarily the return of their only son, Billy, fRobert Klinel who through his herioc exploits dur- ing a shipwreck has becomea national fig- ure. When the whole town has turned out to welcome Billy, his easy-going, homeless pal, Cornelius Neeley Crum, fRonald 1-larpsterlis mistakenfor the hero.Neeley receives the cheers and adulation, untilthe Haskins family appears to straighten out the error, but not until Pamela Payne, Uoan Hamptonl, the college reporter has Whispered to Virginia, Uean Nloorel Billy's one-time s w e e thea rt, ab ou t Neeley's twhom she believes to be Billyl amorous inclinations. Complications pile one on top of the other when a local filling station is held up. Pamela elopes and Billy is sus- pected in both cases. Neeley turns up with two hundred dollars, the exact amountof the hold-up. Pop Haskins, fI..loyd Havicel and Smitty, QDorothy Betlyonl the maid are drawn onto the misunderstanding, However in the end everything turns out for the best, and the Haskins family basks in the re- flected glory of THE HERO. This page sponsored by DEIHIJS GREENHOUSE CHU HIE DHRHIIG This KA VEE ICE C page sponsored by REAM Belleville, Penna 16 H6000 6lUHU A comedy-drama ln 3 acts by Jay Tobias Prospective heirs who count their chickens before they are hatched usually pile up trouble for themselvesg and Kit Witherspoon fDo1ly McCartleJ, her widowed mother, Agnes fAnn Srainsj, and Agnes's gigolo fiance. George Darnell fkonald Elderj are no exception to the rule. Kit and Agnes are secure. if notpositively arrogant, in the belief that they are the sole helrs of Samuel Witherspoon Games Clouserl, Kir's grandfather, since his elder son, Jim, ran away from home twenty years previously and dlsappearedg while George, who acts as Sam'ssecretary, is so sure of their posi- tion that he is secretly planning to marry Agnes for the money she expects to inherit, and a worthless young fortune hunter, Tod TrevelyanfKertnethFurnerJ, is secretly engaged to Kiton the suength of her prospects. So everybody's apple cart is upset when Glory Witherspoon, Go Ann Hertzlerl, the seventeen year old daughter of Sam'slong-lost son, bounces in from Missouri. where since her father's death. she has been living with her maternal grandparents, Caleb and Maria Coggles, fRonald Harpsterj and fDorothy Betlyonl, poor but respectable farmers, who have sent her to Sam to ed- ucate. A sweet and lovable girl, Glory soon captures her grandfathers heart. as well as the enmity of Kit. Agnes and George, who fearing that old Sam will change his will in her favor. plot together to ruin her with her grandfather. George tricks her into writing a check, to which he forges Sam's signature in her handwriting, while Kit wheedles Glory into writing a love letter to Tod for her, in which she scathlngly criticizes her grandfather. When the cheek and letter are presented to Sam as damning evidence against Glory's characters. he is heart-broken and orders her out of the house. The humorous hick couple, Caleb and Maria. having just arrived for a visit to their grand -daughter, rush to her rescue and, with their homely native wit, prove more than a match for her enemies. Strong in her innocence, Glory manages to clear herself and. with the aid of Sam's protege. David Jordon, fL1oyd Havlcey. eventually turns tables on the greedy trio who have sought her downfall. CAST: Drina Hatfield, Doris Clausen Agnes Witherspoon, Ann Stainsg Todhunter Trevelyan. Kenneth Fumerg Roma Ttevelyan, Joan Hamptons Kit Witherspoon, Dolly Mc- Cartleg George Darnell, Ronald Elders Samuel Witherspoon, James Clouserg David Jordon, Lloyd Haviceg Glory Wither- spoon: Jo Ann l-lertzler: Maria Coggles, Dorothy Betlyong Caleb Coggles. Ronald Harpster. Page Sponsor - - REYNOI..D'S ELECTRIC STORE 17 QL ' wx, A,-wverdky MJ. .N 3, SPIC AND SPAN RESTAURANT Burnham 4 Q , J. G, MILLER SLLICA SAND nw W .sm M :W-M WM- ,M mn nnun. 8 wx!! , Y P 5' ' , .- 'img 1 P: i 23? 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The following year we moved down- stairs as sophomores. As sophomores we elected the following officers for the year: President ,,,,,., Dean Steele Vice President , , . Steve Ulsh Secretary Ex Treasurer .,,,,, Donna Collins Historian ,,,,,, J'oe Guerrini Our big event of this year was our Saint Patricks Day Dance which was a success. This year we are ju.niors. Our officers are as follows: President .,,,, . Steve Ulsh Vice President . . . . . Ed Royer Secretary , , , Donna Benner Treasurer , , , , , , June Smith Historian ,,,,,,, Dick Lewis We elected our adviser, Mr. Koons. October 17, 1950, we will always remember as the day we received our rings. Proudly we showed them to every- one. Our next big event of this term will be our class play. Our class is also very proud of its large selection of athletes whichplay in such sports asBasketbal1, Softball, and Football. Page Sponsor CORKINS MOTOR SALES AND SERVICE rl i ,N . . af. s. W: 1 1 ffr .. J Q. V- , ' . E. 1, ' liz. .Q-N ,H wi t f 1.1 ,tg an sm X ,f , f 5 1 v X4 Asia gig , 1 i '32 'ai' 4 W , X' 1 F 4+ fi if 1 A? ,is M,-.grjrtjetfgg lit 1 ,111 ' 5-Qffv' M gi g.. L, gg jig' ,uri B ggi, .1- Il i' V-M 5 f ff f , HCLHSS UF 1953 We started the year 1949 as freshmen. That year we chose our class officers and our class colors of royal purple and white. At the end of our freshmen year we had a new experience--our first class night. We really entered our highschool ca- reer this year. We had our first class meeting as sophomores. We hope to have a dance this year and, with our industrious class it should be a success.For our soph- more year we kept the same officers as our freshmen year. President . . . . . Vice President . . . Secretary. . . Treasurer . . . . Historian . . . . . , . .Tack Beaver . .Arthur Pursei Belle Ann Betlyon , ,Dorothy Davis . . Jo Ann Billet We sincerely hope our next two years will be as successful as the previous years in school. HAMBRIGHT BROS. HARDWARE 1 A'1'- Q M rw- .ef Z, :sl A I S:-Q, 5' W . Ti if Qs. -fi' Q, 41 Q ' 'W , r 11 h 3 W flu., if ewzerile, i x ff :sal '-F ' if In 1, filjgj . p ,W L J 1 ir 5.5, . x Lv. .Q W? Q . i, J N w. - Lf -A' I J 1 W in I Z4 HIILHSS UF 1954 'We, the class of 1954, started our Junior High Years with pride. We also had very successful years in Junior High. We took part in many school activities. Our boys played very well in football and basketball. A few of our girls also went out for basketball. On December 8, 1950 we elected the following officers: President .... Vice President , Treasurer ,.,.. Secretary ..... We look forward to with hopes of success, . Gary Mowery . , Jack Riden , . Joyce Snook Marjorie Beaver our future years Page Sponsor: AMERICAN VISCOSE CORPORATION LEWISTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA ,sl I f:,r:. ,'4- '- 'fT5l' ?ff'f fs31 '. 1 , .I ag or vfwfxffi f . , A L ': ,-gif: 3 :1 ' Q 'fm ' . .if K Eu ffi- g J. . .. W' . 3 l ,s f . ts, -, 5, x . fly: . if V v I . fl 1 S x ' 1 , jg K . EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Wagner--Teacher, Janice Snook, Donna Mae Suoup, Peggy Page, Erlinc Valentino. Peggy Horner, Donna Krieder, Beverly Gasper, Virginia Howcr, Barbara Valentine, Betty Hambright, Phyllis Valentine, Harrier Valentine, Miss White--Teacher. SECOND ROW: Robert Page, Larry Harbsr. James Hannon, Shelby Fultz, Shirley Smith, Janna Lec Snook, Delores Tale, Hitcy Moyer, Lucy Horner. Shirley Allenbaugh, Palsy Griffith. Dale Steele, Betty Hocken- brook, Joyce Kohler, MaryTrcastcr. Ray Hudson, Ralph Wilson. THIRD ROW: Marlin Wright, Richard Stydingct, Dean Reese. Herbert Srcver, Harry Beaver. John Ward, Richard Rheem, james Matthews, Thotnas Stuck, William Knepper. John Sheerz. Oscar Rocky, Joseph Drozda. Eatlilannon. LAST ROW: Louis Johnson, Melvin Reed, Charles Hoar, Robert Johnson, James Mclrlinn, Ronald Pandel. Alton Kennawell, Kenneth Goss, Charles Royer, George Stoicovy, Edward Walters. L I SEVENTH GRADE FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Kyle--Teacher, Dawn Kurtz, Lillian Osborne, Sandra Hummel, Jo Ann Hannon. Patty Lou Lutz, Carol Harpszer, Dorrine Johnson, Julia Freed, Kay Hatpsrer, Beatrice Clouser, Peggy Siward, Jean Rocky, Linda Leonard, Shirley Giboney, Shirley Zcltle, Shirley Hoar, Miss Hostcrmatt--Teacher. SECONDAROW: Merle Kauffman, Donald Gingrich, Barton Yohn, William Dunn, Gerald Lash, Sara Peters, Maxine Moyer, Rosalie Hannon, Shirley Krick. Deanna Ford. Linda Havice, Carol Bradley, Joan Soir, June Shortest, Emma Poch, Anna Mary Besch, Shirley Davis, Gene Henninger. THIRD ROW: Robert Taylor, William Haney, Terry Pursel, Larry Osborne, Reed Hannon. Jackkeed. Robert Kohler, Warren DeArmenr, Paul Kipp, Ronald Moist, Samuel Mayes, Brice Hannon, Atwood Pursel, James Spriggle. Leonard Billet, Thomas Iunkin, Bryson Wagner, James Wilson. AMERICA VISCOSE CORPORATION Lewistown, Perma. SUFTBHH TEHIH FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: MaryGrace Mayes. Marjorieking. Gexa1dLneBenner, Donna Ross, Donna Benner. SECOND ROW: Belle Ann Bemlyon, JoAnn Billen. Doris Allenhaugh, Donna Collins, Mildred Rheem, Doroxhy Davis. FOSTER'S PAINT 8: WALL PAPER STORE Z7 FUUTBHLL 1950- '51 BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: James Pulley, Detlcf Reese, Jack Beaver, Donald Snyder. KennezhFurner. Frank Brinlon, Tony Bauisra, Russell Horner. Robert Shlrk, Edward Royer. John Roberts. Richard Lewis. TOP ROW: Manager- -Carl Mahady Manager--Jack Erb, David Garrelr, John Havice, Arthur Pursel, David Yingling Melvin Hzlrpsler, Gary Mowery. Richard Manheck. Hugh McKee, Joseph Guerinni William Oburn, John Houser. Manager--Roberr Barnes, Manager--Dean Steele, Man- ager--Srephen Ulsh. Coach- -Martin Koons. Burnham High School opened its 1950 gridiron schedule with Scotland Orphan- age at Scotland where the Bulldogs were overwhelmed by the score of 41-0. The next three games were lost to William- stown, Juniata Joint, and to Millersburg by the scores of 13-0, 6-0, and Z7-6 res- pective1y.In the next game Boiling Springs narrowly edged out the Bulldogs by an 18- l3 score, and our boys showed great en- couragement and promise to come, for the next three games were won by upsetting favored teams, Newport,NewBloomfield, and Washington Twp. The last game of the year was played in a steady downpour of rain at Mount Union where the Bulldogs went down to defeat after showing fine class in holding the Trojans to 13 points. Page Sponsor W. SHEILDS, aff- F o a -5:21. ,.:..' -.. , N n We, the Class oiNinteen Hundred and Fifty-one, would like to extend our con- gratulations to Coach Martin Koons, the players, and the student body for a job well done, also we express our thanks to the three seniors who took the field for the last time. They are: Robert Shirk, Kenneth Furner, and Russell Horner. THE SCHEDULE Scotland O - 41 Williamstown 0 - 13 Juniata Joint 0 - 6 Millersburg 6 - 27 Boiling Springs 13 - I8 Newport Z7 - 13 New Bloomfield Z7 - O Washington Twp, 37 - 0 Mt. Union 0 - l3 PHOTOGRAPHER 5 Gene Pulley, Frank Brirain. Edward Ruycr, Donald Snyder, jack Beaver. Dcrlcf Reese. John Roberts. Joe Guerrinl, Hugh McKee, Russell Horner. Tony Baltisra, and Richard Lewis Coach-- Marlin Koons. VHHSITU KENNETH FURNER ROBERT SHIRK BAUM'S SPORTING GOODS, INC. Sunbury, Penna. MANAGERS: Carl Mahady, Dean Steele. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Melvin Harpsler. Donald Snyder, EdRoyer, Richard Manbeck, Robcrr Shirk, Russell Horner, James Pulley, Sieve U1sh.John Roberts, Jack Beaver, Gary Mowery. SECOND ROW: Robert Barnes--Manager. John Mowery. Johnlflouser, Carol Olnlck, John Havice, Dick Lewis. Joe Guexrini, Jack Erb. .Dave Garrett. Don Roan, Mr. Koons. BHSHETBHLL TEHIH The 50-51 cage season saw Burnham crowned Mifflin County League champ- ions. On January 5, we opened up the lea- gue by trouncing Milroy and soon followed up our winning ways by defeating Belle- ville, McVeytown, and defending champ- ion Yeagertown. We then went on to win the crownby disposing ofArmagh-Brown Belleville,McVeytown, and Yeagertown with out any trouble, averaging 65 points a game. After being declared league champions, Coach Martin Koons decided to enter class B playoffs for district and state honors. The senior letterman was Russell Horner. Page Sponsor BOB DAVIS 30 CA PT. RUSSELL HORNER PASTIME THEATER First Indoor Theater 1905 MIDWAY DRIVE-IN THEATER The First Outdoor Theater 1950 SEHIUH STHHS 31 GIRL'S BASKETBALL TEAM FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Donna Collins, Belle Ann Betlyon, Jean Dean. Jean Moore, Geraldine Benner, Dorine Nale Mildred Rheem, Doris Allenbaugh. SECOND ROW: Donna Benner--Manager, NormaleanClare, Jo Ann Billet, Marjorie King Polly Kinsloc, Roxic Shirk, Helen Habbcrshon--Manager, Miss Etzrodt--Coach. BHSHETBHLL 1950-'51 The IQSO-Sl gir1's basketball season began the third week of November with 40 girls reporting to Coach Edna Mae Etzrodt for the opening practice. The team was our down to 14. The preleague contests found the Burnham girls winning one and tieing one. Middleburg was defeated by a 3l-ll score. The second game with Middleburg ended with a 9-9 deadlock. The game with Juniata Joint was cancelled. The Mifflin County League opened on January 6 and found the Burnham girls in another deadlock with Armagh- Brown with a score of 30-30. Rheem and Nale hlt the nets for ll and I2 respectively. Belleville journeyed toliurnhamlanuary I2 and Burnham came out on top with a 42-31 score as Allenbaugh hir the nets for IQ points. January 19. found Burnham traveling to McVey1own, but proved to bevery unlucky for the Burnham girls as Mc- Veytown led the victory with a 35-28 margin. Rheem was high score for the losing team with 12 points. Yeagertown was played at home onjanuary 26. Although Yeagertown had the advantage of height, Burnhammade a very good showing by tieing with a 39 - 39 score. Nale tallied 22 points. February 2, found Burnhamplaying again wtthArmagh- Brown. The Burnham girls played very hard only to be de- feated by 1 point with the score of 28 -27. Nale scored 15 points for the losing team. The girls traveled to Belleville and gave Belleville a 41-28 lacing. Nale scored 16points andAllenbaugh scored I4 points. , McVeytown traveled to Burhham on February 19. but was very surprised when the Burnham lassies hit the nets for 58 points while they scored 35 pains. Rheem led scoring honors with 25 points and Allenbaugh with 24 points. On February 16, Burnham girls played at Yeagertown and put up a good fight but were again defeated by 1 point wltha score of 35-34. Rheem again was high scorer of both teams with 18 points. During the season Allenhaugh tallied Q4 points, Rheem 1o7, and Nale 121. One hundred and forty-one fouls were marked against the Burnham team through the entire season. The 1eam's record was 4wlns, 3 losses, and 3 Liu. Letters were earned by the following: Benner, Dean. Moore. Rheem, Allenhaugh. Nale, Bethlyon. and Man- ager- -Habbershon. BURNHAM AUTO SALES SEHIUH DORINE NALE JEAN MOORE GERALDINE BENNER LETTERMEH JEAN DEAN MILDRED RHEEM Page Sponsor: HOFFMAN SUPPLY CO. 33 TRI-HI-U FIRST ROW, LEFT T0 RIG!-l1':' Doris Allenbaugh. Joy Hannon. Mildred Lenhart. Io Ann Hertzler. Doris Clouser. June Smith- -Vice President, Geraldine Benner- -President, Dorine Nale--Secretary, lean Dean--Treasurer, Dorothy Betlyon, Dolly McCart1e. Joan Hampton, Miss Peters--Counsellor. SECOND ROW: Polly Kinsloe, Shirley Mitchell. Marjorie King, Donna Benner, Norma Jean Clare, Roxie Shirk, Esther Henry. Donna Ross, Carol Lauver, Mary Grace Mayes, Barbara Garper, Velma Solt, Vivian Ford, Lloyce Graham. THIRD ROW: Margarez Ann Baker, Donna Rose Collins, Gladys Iohnson, Donna Holmes. Kathleen Mahady, Audrey Haines, Phyliss Hannon, Jane Peters, Doris Bishop. Dorothy Davis. Jo Ann Billett, Belle Ann Betlyon, Connie Carstetter. FIRST ROW, LEFT T0 RIGHT: Tony Battista. Kenneth Fur-ner, Ronald Harpster, Detlef H I - u , Reese, Mr. Gibson--Councellor, Richard Lewis, Hugh McKee, lame: Hampton, Roger Libby. SECOND ROW: Ronald Elder, Robert Cunningham, James Clouser, John Mowery, Steve Ulsh, Robert Kline, Edward Ro D yer, can Steele, Robert Lindenberger, Rnbertliarn es. Jack Lash. LOREN MURCHISON CO. 34 Arthur Kristiansen FIRST ROW, LEFT T0 RIGHT: GeneHenninger, Terry Pursel, Earllne Valentine. Dorothy Davis. Donna Benner, Rose Mary Hook, Janice Snook, Joyce Snook, Marjorie King, Connie Carsrerter, Larry Harbst, Belle Ann Berlyon. Mildred Rheem, Joan Hampton. SECOND ROW: Roberr Kohler, Jerry Elder. Ronald Elder, JoAnn Billerr, Thomas Rhodes. Rosalie Hannon, Doris Louise Ehrenfield. Grace Manclno, Dolly McCarrle, Marjorie Beaver, Joan Olnick, Thomas Stewart, James Slewarr, Sidney Forsythe, James Clouser. Robert Cunningham. THIRD ROW: John Havice, Robert Lindenberger. John Beaver, Charles Hoar, Hiley Moyer. Jean Hummel, Loyce Graham, Doris Bishop, Donna Mae Srroup, Helen Jean Habbershon, Geraldine Anne Benner, Ronald Harpster, James McNabb, Donald Snyder. IIHEEHLEHIJEHS LOWER LEFT: Mildred Lenhart. IN A ROW: Roxy Shlrk. Betty Hudson, Peggy Horner. Sally Nale. J. P. LILLEY SPORTING GOODS Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 1 1 W . , ,.,.. Y, 1 l N FLRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jean Moore, Jean Dean, Thomas Molek, Tony Banisra, Russell Homer, Mr. E Koons, Donald Snyder, Gerry Benner, Frank Brinton, Kenneth Furner, Dorinc Nale, Helen Habbersho-n. SECDND i ROW: Bob Eames. Mildred Rheem, Doris Allenbaugh. Joe Guerrini, Dick Lewis, Jack Beaver, Gary Mowery, ' Jim Pulley, Melvin Harpsler, Hugh McKee, John Rubens, Ed Royer, Detlef Reese, Mildred Lcnhan, Sxcve Ulsh, Arr Pursel. 1 N FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dick Lutz, Bill McKee, Tom Stine, Dick Besch. SECOND ROW: Jack Riden, Ruben Cunningham, Sidney Forsythe, Insuuclor--Mr. Gibson. SHLENK an TITTLE FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RXGHT: Miss Prinrz. Mrs. Calhoun, Mr. Smith, Mrs. Ham brighl, Miss Sipe. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Kochendexter. Mrs. Garrett, Mrs. Leisxcr Mrs. Shannon, Mrs. Smirh, Miss Smith. UEHHHTHRU TEHUHERS J. P. LILLEY SPORTING GOODS Harrisburg. Pennsylvania 37 Mickey and Harold Dorine and Rich Harold, Kathryn, Susie Campbell Carol and Bill Haney Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Haney lVLr. and Mrs. Myles Haney Miss Peters Miss Hosterman Mr. Wagner Miss Etzrodt Hitey Moyer Janna Lee Snook Mr. and Mrs. Niartin Koons Herbert Yingling Donna Holmes Miss Mangas Aud, Evie, Barb Miss White Mr. Woomer Tom Molek Joan and Chick Lloyd and Dot Mr. John L. 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