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

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.2 ,. ' f A 7, Eugene Ragland :uw L 'lt' Q' Beal' Reed: , . - r Another amateur radio 'fiend isfl Gene. What is our class comingt rf ' to? This Arrzonian is a good sport and a great pal. Not enough can be said about Betty, for she has been the grand- est A.G.S. President ever.' This gracious first lady of our school will be long remembered by her classmates. ' james Roberts: janet Roth : Take a pair of blue eyes, an as- suring smile, and ability to work hard, and mix them together with a stick of dynamite. What have you? Why, super-salesman, jim Roberts! Harrierte Rust: Though few know it, some day tall, dark-haired Rusty is going to be a famous star of the Metro- politan Opera. This quiet girl is everybody's friend. Margaret S ldr' i Billie a l erful lass, with r hair, who likes s , ' s-and a certain in- d idual I-ry much. Adele Smith: One of the new additions to B. H.S., Adele is a walking encylo- pedia of information aboutWash- ington and Oregon. She is also a skilled equestrienne. Beverly Steele if, Us lly yuh around on some ool usg ss Bev has the abil wa fight. What ifi th , . V. e gd is B.H.S. going to do whe she graduates. janet is going places in the mu- sic world, for she has what it takes to be a musician. She also plays a snappy game of tennis. Edward Sachs : A tall, nice looking red-head who is destined to become a great ar- tist is this fast-running track star of whom Burlingame High is so proud. janet Shutes : Whether her reddish-gold locks, smiling blue eyes, merry high- pitched laughter, or just her sim- ple sweetness have won for her a certain alumnus, we know not. The lucky fellow! Ruth Stahl: Did Ruth's blonde curls, blue eyes, or vibrating giggle give her the nickname Twinkler? Twink- ling is defined as the winking of the eye, or sfparkling. Both are appropriate. ir and a mischievious wink is Pat, who is headed for Annapolis. Sorry co-eds, you're going to miss out. IK nt: Q litt e fellow with -curly blonde

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Q HIHCS 31500 I e low,l ho ould easily be e n Wa e inchell with I ' tattling t , s headed for gret th'n s i th journalistic wor . ich J : Bob Thoma : Henry Tietgens: Henry is urly-h de de with n i ret ' g and . A .s , it ould seem o fro his constant reading of Fixb and Stream. wlzgfx With his ability to speak and his selling personality should make a wonderful lawyer. Pity his op- ponents, especially if the jurors are women. Pauline Wesenberg: Small, with the prettiest eyes and a talent for art is Polly, who has kept the boys' hearts beating con- stantly during her high school days. Barbara Wood: Auburned-haired is Bobbie, who has naught but good to say about everyone. Her talent lies in mu- sic, and the mischievous sparkle in her brown eyes shows a hu- morous wit and readiness for fun. Fred Hubbard: A little fellow with a great nose for news is Fred, who covers the B.H.S. games for the local paper. He has an independent air and likes a good joke. Ou le d nt-Body Presi- c e on a local evening paper, is short and to the point. His success is guaranteed. w s already a sports re- Nancy Torley: Nancy is the fair-haired lass from Sequoia, who is planning to be a chemist. It seems that Redwood City's loss is Burlingame's gain. Jean Watts: When jean Hrst entered high school, the fellows wanted to know who she was. And their in- terests haven't slackened, for jean is a popular maid. Lowry West: Curly hair and a sense of humor, which the teachers regard as out of place in the classroom, char- acterize Lowry, who is a credit to any class. Ernest Wrahtz: Noted for his big words, Ernie never fails his reputation. Droll humor characterizes him. We wonder whether he means all he says. Those words are mighty powerful! William Korecki: Curly brown hair and trusting blue eyes are two of this small lad's many good points. Bill hopes to be a bacteriologist and does some very good block print- mg.