Burlingame High School - Panther Tracks Yearbook (Burlingame, CA)

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CURTAIN CALLS Don McKenzie. He's a pal fo all lhe boys, can be some- +hing of a rowdy on occasion: bu+ +ha+ can be forgo++en when we consider wha? a benefil 'ro dear old Burlingame he has been. l+'s Don's desire +o fravelg and i'r's our hope lhaf he may sail 'rhe seven seas. Charles McCabe: The Scorch have a word for our swing- fime Charlie wi'rh fhe beaming grin and The pleasing manner: and so have we, many words, and +hey're all complimenfary. We'll give him +op place in our band a+ any Jrime, for his frumpel makes sweel music and he can swing a fune wi+h +he besf of Them. Donald McPhee: An exlremely pleasan+ voice: remarkably deep, an uncanny abilily fo 'rhrow newspapers on door- sfeps, a hard worker al' 'rhings he likes, good iudgment quiei among sfrangers, bu'r enfirely relaxed and a+ home among friends. Such characferisiics and idiosyncrasies combine io make Dan a person decidedly worfh knowing. Be'r+y Monroe: As Who's Who would condense her life: Modern +o fhe nfh degree, finy, per+, blond, lively. Likes include: a ceriain Teacher al' a ceriain mili+ary academy, Ifalian food, Annabelle, Millbrae Dairy, and a very special Dodge car. l-ler haies: no+hing. A'r+rac+s favorable aHen'rion when ushering a+ B. H. S. social funcfions. Louis Monliz Sfanding 6 fr. 4 in., Louis is whal' is generally +ermed a beanpole. His exiremely large hands and superior heighi have earned him a place on +he varsi+y Track and baske+ball reams. A Carnera-like aH'i+ude, a good sense of humor, and quiet unassuming ways have won him many friends. Bob Mue+zenberg: Mulzy, lhe mouse, follows in full form all Jrhe precedenfs ser by his fellow-mice. Elephanls s+and quaking before +his li'r+le 'rerror as he gnaws his sfraighf and speedy way fhrough life: and fhe lassies moum' 'rheir chairs-no'r in fear, buf so +ha+ rhey may ge+ a be++er view of Mufzy, his golden smile, and his sparkling a+'rack on life. Mariorie Nunez: A manikin on s+il+s. Marge can wear a sack and make il' look like a formal. l-ler chubbiness, her baby ways, and her cooing laugh win over bo'rh feachers and The Boys. Sophis+ica+ion in shor+s, she appears in all l'he la'resJr fads. Popular for her poise, beauly, and quick wif. Marie Ohanian: When fhe ocean churns, and 'rhe wind is harsh, and +he sea-crafrs heave and pifch on whi+e- capped waves-'rhen is Marie close lo home. A brillianl' girl wilh loffy dreams, our ie'r-haired 'Friend 'rhrills lo fhe sall spray blown from fhe sea, and we know +ha+ wherever

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CURTAIN- CALLS boisferous chuckle ring ouT wiTh enough vim, vigor, and viTaliTy To keep The whole school going. Full of fun, she's The life of The parTy aT any Time: and she has a perfecTly wonderful sense of humor. Jean LimperT: Quife The young Thing's idea of a dashing hero. Tall, dark, and handsome, Jean has seT many a feminine hearf afluTTering. On The foofball field he cuTs a handsome figure: and on The dance-floor, in The class- room, and on The sTreeT he does equally well for himself. A one-gal-man-or did you guess? Jack Maloney: For he's a iolly good fellow, is our friend Jack. l-learTy in friendship, a swell pal, he's known by one and all. Jack's drum-playing and The rhyfhm of his orchesfra have led many a sfep on The dance floor. Sporfs supplemenT music as a hobby. Jane Maluvius: Happy-go-lucky and good-nafured, Janie is a sighT for sore eyes: her cheerful and ever-ready laugh are iusT as pleasanf To The ears. We have never heard a mean, angry, or sharp word fall from her lips: and, alfhough she has been wiTh us buf a shorT Time, her sfeady good-nafured cheerfulness has won for her a unique place in all our hearTs. Peggy Marshall: PersonaliTy, charm, grace, loveliness, and infelligence-all These, and a greaf deal more, make Peg one of The mosT aTTracTive of The senior girls. And, whaT's more, she has many, many friends.. MOST offen seen abouT school in company wiTh a cerfain Tall senior or driving around in a handsome green coupe. Bamby lvlarfinz Who is Burlingame l-ligh's peTiTe bam- bino? Who weaves a magic spell of cheer and friend- liness abouT her classmafes? Who is forever perkily dashing hifher and yon wiTh sparkling eyes and a pro- vocafive grin? Who has cheerfulness, efficiency, and personalify-plus? Yes, sir, iT's Bamby! Larry lvlaTre: Speak of your modern sophisTicaTion, young man, and you have Larry Mafre. Carefree and breezy. Larry is The envy of many because of his nonchalance, easy manner, poise, and giff of conversaTion. In spife of a dozen-odd eager and eligible femmes, Larry re- mains a confirmed bachelor. Dean Mayell: A Transfer from Hollywood High, The movies losT a good beT when Dean came norTh. The smoldering Type, she is quief--excepf wiTh friends. Then, according To all reporfs, she is mosT decidedly noT. Her besT pal is The siren of J. C., and Dean deserves The same TiTle aT Burlingame-so Thinks every Panfher-man. Don McKenzie: We don'T know whaT our far-famed Pan- Ther lineup would ever have done wiThouT ThaT sfalwarf

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CURTAIN CALLS she may go, whafever she may do, her hearf will always have ifs freedom in consfanf fhoughfs of ships and fhe ocean waves. David Ohlson: When Websfer defines pep as being brisk energy or inifiafive, usually wifh high spiri+s, he is speaking of Dave. If our old pal, Mr. Ohlson, isn'f panicking half fhe Sfudenf Body wifh his fish imifafions, he's off somewhere in school sfraighfening ouf some- one's financial difficulfies or running errands for a grafe- ful faculfy member. Wafch Dave go places. Josephine Orrechia: Quief, even-fempered, wifh a pleas- anf smiley an excellenf driver is Josie. Pef hafesx shorf- hand, lockers fhaf sfick, ofher drivers, and cliques. She loves: clofhes, lfalian food, and vacafions. l-ler dark eyes and soff brown hair make a beaufiful seffing for a safin skin and a merry smile. Charles Oyler: Charlie faps ouf a mean fune af his fype- wrifer when a news sfory is on fhe fire, and all fhe words as fhey fall info place spell ouf, Hear ye! hear ye! Charles Oyler-voice of 'rhe people! A fufure sfar in fhe iournalisfic heavens, Charlie offers a knack for clever phofo-work as a supplemenfary by-line. Ed Paulson: Now here's one boy who can really swing if. Once on fhe dance floor, he is a mixfure of Coffon War- burfon, Red Grange, a soufheasfern cyclone, salf, pepper, and a dash of paprika. lf is rumored fhaf his girl friend has 'ro run a Marafhon before every dance in order fo gel' ready for if. Shirley Payne: 'Rifhmefic iusf isn'f whaf if used fo be! Take one pair of warm blue eyes, plus one head of golden, auburn fresses, plus one nose for news, plus fwo affenfive, willing ears, plus one enormous hearf, and if's a snap fo chime in wifh fhe answer book-sum fofal: Shirley Payne. Rufh Pefifx She has been wi+h us for only a few shorf weeks, buf she is already well-known and well-liked by everyone. I-low did she do if? Well, Ru+h's prescripfion is a happy smile, a cheerful hello for everyone, and an ebullienf nafure fhaf enables her fo engage in sporf, play, or work wifh equal zesf. Edna Raphael: The human dynamo aims high and always makes if, is seldom safisfied wifhouf af leasf a dozen swains in 'row land seldom has 'ro bel, is Burlingame's mosf Garbo-like senior-buf does NOT wanf fo be alone! Eddie's quick Tongue and cheerful grin hai paved her way fo fame. Allan Rawlins: An exfreme delighf in cool places and cool fhings on hof summer days, an abhorrence of moving