Burnham High School - Embur Yearbook (Northampton, MA)

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MARY LOU LEWIS Steubenville, Ohio Mary Lou is one of our Burnham beauties, and has a voice that just seems to catch our attention. lt shows her poise and calm manner. Good luck to you, Mary Lou. MARY LAIRD Walpole, Massachusetts Mary is that speedy right wing on the varsity soccer team, and the quiet yet mischievous resident of Burn- ham I-Iouse. Nursing appears on the horizon ot Marys promising future, and we all bet our last penny on her success. NATALIE LISH Lawrence, Long Island, New York Natalie, the gal with the tiny figure, lives on third floor Southwick, and has been here two years. Famous for those big special delivery packages once a week, Nat can be seen, when not consuming their contents, knitting socks, socks, and more socks. Natalie is a tun-loving person. 19

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SENIURS TOY KINNEY Deal, New Iersey Ioey will always be known for her crazy, contagious laugh, and we love it. Where there is fun, confusion or excitement, Ioy is always present. Laugh and the world laughs with you, seems to be her motto. She was Vice-President ot the Sophomore class, and since then, has been a member of many clubs. Her ambition is to be a nurse, although she possesses a great artistic talent. She has been an enthusiastic supporter of her class at Burnham tor three years, and we know that she will succeed in whatever profession she chooses. CAROL KITZMILLER Reading, Pennsylvania Brownie , the rollicking gal from Reading, joined us three years ago. She is an active class member, Pho- tography Editor of the Yearbook and Emburette, member of the Athletic Council, and co-author of the school song. Such a record can only insure a very profitable and successful career tor this gal. That career is medicine. We hope you get to the top, and soon. HARRIET LAIRD Hudson, Massachusetts During the past three years, Happy has been an active member ot the Pep Squad, President ot the Athletic Council, Chairman of both Iunior and Senior Proms, co- author of the class song, and she has held important positions in most of the other school activities. This gal with the dimples will sure go far. 18

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SENIURS DOROTHY MANDEVILLE Tuckahoe, New York Stevie , one of those lucky L members, can be recog- nized through the halls of Burnham by that wonderful chartreuse artist's smock, her knitting, and saying to any passer-by And to you. She Was our very capable lunior class President and is an active member of the Student Council, clubs, and class activities. Stevie has contributed her best to Burnham and We are all very grateful for her Work and friendship. NATALIE MANN Bridgeport, Connecticut The lights were lowered, the curtain rose, and a sudden hush descended upon the audience as Nat stepped out on the stage in the character of Captain Keeney, to give a performance Burnham Won't forget, ln the lighter moments Nat's laughing eyes betray a quiet poise, but there is a bubbling merriment behind that calm dignity. Her passion for drama is admired by all, so may the house lights dim and a curtain on the Great White Way rise for one of Burnham's most promising-Nat. IANICE MARSH West Medford, Massachusetts Ian , our Wonder Woman, that quiz kid with the A's, is a happy gal, often seen dancing to records in South- Wick living room. Her room is a very convenient place -nice and quiet for Writing paragraphs in English. With her wonderful marks, good humor, and a gay personality, 'tlan will go far. 20