Burnham High School - Embur Yearbook (Northampton, MA)

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CAROL ANDERSON Nauqatuck, Connecticut Lynn wants to study nursing and after she graduates from college, she'd like to get a job with Doctor Wilkins . Her lavor- ite pastimes are sleeping and knitting. Her two buddies, with whom she is hardly ever seen without, are Mary Ann Melzer and lean Menzel. SARA ANGELL Sidney, New York lay loves roller skating and pals around with l, She dislikes mail-less days Cmale-less, too'?l. Iay's ambition is to be an air line hostess. MARGARET ARNOLD Bethel, Vermont Margy can be seen usually eating apricots and talking about Mount Holyoke College. She spends most of her spare time up in Vermont driving her brother's jeeps around. Margy dislikes train companions and can be heard usually saying prodlel every time she hits her thumb with that hammer. BETTY ANN ATWOOD Haverhill, Massachusetts Bet can easily be discovered here by her familiar cry ot Oh, Beatr-i-s . She loves going to the big city and is continually reading Secrets about it. Right now she's nursing a silent hatred for the loss of her shorn locks .... Let's not be bitter, dear- Lite Can Be Beautiful. IOYCE BREWER Easthampton, Massachusetls That cute little day-hop with that Lauren Bacall voice flow, that isl is Brewer, contributing to the general gayety here and there. The main dislike on her list is classes, but she thinks she will be over all that this year. We hope so, too, it you do. l-lere's the best tor you. You deserve it. 51

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PUSTGRADUATES LOIS ANN OCONNOR Worcester, Massachusetts Our class President wants to go to Bouve and can usually be seen studying so that she can go there. She hates gripers, but loves to go home to her Woman of the Year mother. Lois has been an indispensable part of the Post-Graduate Class this year. DOROTHY FRIZZELL Braintree, Massachusetts Friz usually has a case of swollen glands, but when she doesn't . . . Bo-ing',' there she is in Study Hall, making up her lost school work. You just can't win, Dot. She loves skiing at Pinkham Notch land who wouldnftl and is dying to get into college. Good luck, Dot .... CONSTANCE ARENDT New Bedford, Massachusetts If you hear anyone talking about a future trip to South America, or see a girl entranced by a French book, you'll know it's Connie , the gal with a craze for New York. A definite part of Round Hill is Connie's shrug of the shoulders and arched eye- brow as she says, 'lyou know. 30

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ELIZABETH CALDWELL Altoona, Pennsylvania Her short hair is the bane of her existence, and she'd love noth- ing better than to be in Texas with her man, Nert . When Betts ambition of getting into college comes true, we're sure to hear her reply, Thanks a mint. CLAIRE CAMPBELL Washington C. H., Ohio One of Round Hill's fun-loving people is Cancy, who can usually be heard tinkling the ivories up at R. l-l. . This gal with the fine gift of the fine music-and-fun idea will sure go far, and we mean it. Her idea of happiness is a little dreamy place in Ohio. With the basic structure she has now, we are sure to see her beaming and spreading that wonderful personality, as one of the Big Names in Radio some day soon. MARILYN CHALMERS N ewtonville, Massachusetts By mistake, We called her Margie the first day of school, and that she has remained. She's constantly razzed about her New England accent, and swears if she ever gets out of preparatory schools, she's going to get rid of it, fo-ah it can be so trouble- some. MARY DEPPE Staten lsland, New York Dep is a traveling girl and would love a cruise around the world, but if there are many sick animals around, she'll have to postpone the trip, because she Wants to be a vet . We can usually identify her up here by her familiar Wait a minute. LOREIN EYERLY New York, New York R. Hfs song bird is Lorrie , who writes and sings her own songs. Lorrie is the dependable girl who rings the bell every morning, rousing the girls from their beds. Lorrie's for Iournalism, to be sure. 32