Burnham High School - Embur Yearbook (Northampton, MA)

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WY ' ll awe Jfauad from Eaawcfwaq Have you ever browsed through the Theatre Section of the New York Times , or the Movie sheet of the Iournal '? Funny, how a Burnham seniors mind has such strange allusions, such subconscious ravings. The following titles are significant to any Burnham girl: MOVIE or PLAY Born Yesterday Gone with the Wind Too Many Girls Ladies and Gentlemen The Male Animal Higher and Higher Leave I-Ier to Heaven I-Iellzapoppin Ladies in Retirement Lady in Waiting Dead End Kids Temptation The Lost Week-end Love Letters The Best Years of Our Lives Smokey Follow the Girls Something for the Boys Lassie Come Home Tobacco Road The Corn is Green Why Girls Leave Home Lady Be Good Above Suspicion Since You Went Away The Dark Mirror Shadowed Margie Brief Encounter Caesar and Cleopatra The Alibi Behind the 8 Ball Forever and a Day WORKINGS of the MIND Attention, Freshman A Plate of Roast Beet Mary A. Burnham Receiving Line G E O R G E Burnham Ideals Unprepared History Student One more day 'til vacation Shades down 7:30 A. M. 3rd Floor Southwick 3rd Floor L The Back Door Nov. 27th to Dec. lst 9:45 A. M. From one to six Not a Burnham Boom Northampton, Mass. We don't mean Smith Coming Mother Think We'd Tell? Are you still at attention? Why, to go to Burnham, of course Plea to Miss Fuller Always Mom takes a rest Dust accumulates over a Week-end Miss Gi1bert's on the loose Take a bow, Editor Sunday afternoon Miss Walton's Latin Saturday morning when the list goes up Oh dear, campused again! Waiting the News from College See -do your thoughts jibe with mine? ? ?

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Szfuflenz' FIRST ROW -- left to right: E. Sisson, G. Gordon, C. Morpeth, M. D Hough e SECOND ROW: A. Cummings, D, Mandeville, l. Halliwell. THIRD ROW S Knapp, A, Hunt, I. Thompson, I. Wallace. Every Tuesday night, eleven members of the student body disappear behind the closed door of the living room to meet With Mrs. Peters. These eleven girls comprise our Student Council. There are two girls representing the Collegians, four girls from the Senior Class, two Iuniors, two Sophomores, and one Freshman. loan Halliwell presides over the meetings, assisted by loan Wallace as Vice-President, and lane Thompson as Secretary. This year the Student Council has inaugurated a new penalty system, one which is very effective and beneficial to the Whole student body. lnstead of getting the usual fifteen and twenty minutes off a girl's down town time, she is given eight points as a limit, if she exceeds these eight points, she is campused all day Saturday, but may go to the movies at night. If the points exceed fifteen, she is campused for one week, thirty-two points, two Weeks, and so on. The Council has tried to improve our chapel services and every Wednesday a Council member conducts Chapel. The Student Council of '47 has surely contrived and has succeeded in making Burnham a better place in which to live. 52