Burnham High School - Embur Yearbook (Northampton, MA)

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4 ' SOCIAL ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE The Socral Act1v1t1es Comm1ttee has been a popular and Important part of lrfe at Burnham Sue Talcott presndent and Gaye Alexander secretary treasurer have led the group 1n thenr d1rect1on of such actrvmes as the annual Chrrstmas dance Cth1s year called The Sllver Bells D and the trad1t1onal Chrlstmas banquet Often on Saturday nlghts the commlttee sponsored Open House IH Southwrck Round H111 or Burnham dorm1tor1es At other tlmes 1t served coffee 1n the Blue Room when teachers and students gathered to dlscuss problems and to exchange oprnnons on school and vsorld affanrs These groups added a great deal to the fnendlmess and understandrng between students and faculty Durmg Commencement vseek the undergraduate members of the group served as hostesses at the Semor Tea and as ushers at the Tableaux and at Commencement The Soc1al Act1v1t1es Comm1ttee IS always an xndnspensable group m Burnham School 46 y Nil

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2 2 2 EMBURETTE In order to Lnovs the talk of the tovsn the latest oossrp and all the news a Burnham grrl has only to read the Emhurette the schools monthly journal Thrs vear Nancy Lovxe was Edrtor ln Chref As members of her staff Drrls who had wanted three years to express therr lrterary buslness or artlstlc VILWS found therr chance Thelma Hammond and her buslness staff collected the ads vxhleh financed the paper vshrle Lee Nlelson dlrected the art group vxhrch lrvened up the paper mth amusrng cartoons and sectlon head1n,g,s The llterary staff under the dlreetron of B fty Wrlson prepared the vxrrtmg Qomblnmb the help of 1ll three staffs the edrtor rn chref vt 1th the ard of Mrs Davxsson the faculty advlser set up the paper Throughout the year the Emburette played a definrte part rn Burnham lrfe At the appearance of each rssue comments of appreelatlon from the students and prarse from the faculty encouraged the staff to belleve they had done 1 rather superror job fav!!! C75'Caf4773J fd 48 'Lf 2' l 1 4 f l , f 1 f r 0 l Q J 9 7 . j U an 1 - A 7 L , c . . l W V YL . -. - . .3 ' A I l 1 U. 7 7 . 1 A A, . h . A . ,Q .A 4 7 7 ' Q ' A - A , y '- ' 7 V U Y V . . J A A , e c ' 7 . . W . Q ,. Y . . . . . 7 A I e,. . L l I . -. -Q . Y. J . . l 1 I . J 9 3 - 4 a 1 ft yy - - , . . .. 1 , , - - a - 1 3 1 ' 4 A 1 4 4 .A 1 1 A A . ' 'i L 1 I