Burnham High School - Embur Yearbook (Northampton, MA)

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PATRICIA FLOWER Virginia Beach, Virginia Look out, Pat , here comes a dentist. Our future private secre- tary has a fear of the strange creatures , to say the least. We inevitably find her and lean Simmons together, discussing the latest issue of True Romances . DIANA HALLETT Mansfield, Massachusetts When We approached Dannie , she said she hated people who ask questions, and that isn't just clickin' her teeth, so at life's risk we ventured on to learn she wants to do merchandising, and will probably spend her free time on the Merry-Go-Round . CHARLOTTE HENSEL Great Notch, New lersey Have you ever heard of Thomas Wolfe? Do you like to discuss Iazz? lf so, look for Chuck . You'll be her friend for life, and that Will be nifty . Skiing and writing are favorite pastimes of hers, and some day she'd like to write a few books, just a few! ELIZABETH LINEHAN Albany, New York B. can be found most of the time writing letters. Oh, sugar, says B, I. when snapped out of a day-dream of being in Albany with Knobber . Maybe the train will come in some day - right, Betty? We hope so. SYLVIA MARKS Albany, New York l figured it out. That's what you'd hear her telling the girls on the first floor. She adores Warner's Lake and that certain man, and spends a lot of her time dreaming about nursing. Now that school will soon be over, maybe her weekends won't be so short. 33

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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

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MARY ANN MELZER Belmont, Massachusetts Mar wants to attend Simmons College Where she plans to study nursing. The very mention of rules and regulations makes her miserable. Boarding the train for a week-end at home is just the best with her. She's one of the third floor crowd. IEAN MENZEL Livingston, New lersey Ieannie's from lersey, where everything is simply marvelous! George is the most outstanding topic with her. She and Lois- Ann are real good buddies even to getting up at the same ghastly hour every morning to waken the third floor. Happy wedding bells, Ieannie l ADELE METTBERG Palisades Park, New Iersey If Sandy can't be found she's probably off mailing letters or in some obscure corner reading her mail andfor daydreaming. This girl hails from Palisades Park, N. I. where she plans to do secretarial work after graduating from Burnham. MARY ELLEN NYBERG A Westfield, New lersey Close that window, please, Baby Dee , doesn't get Mary any- where with her roommates, so she'll probably freeze to death before she gets into Smith. Blind dates and memories of Henry are bitter to her, and so she consoles herself with Brahm's First. ROSALIND REID Pleasantville, New York Good natured Ros can't wait to move to her family's new farm in Vermont. Swimming, riding, and cheerleading are her favcrite pastimes, and she can usually be found at Beckmans with Mary Ellen. She plans to attend Bradford Iunior College. 34