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

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FIRST ROW, Iefl fo riqhlz Carler, Seawell. SECOND ROW: Freud, Carler, Hall, Odell, Frifis. THIRD ROW: Fields, Basye, Connor, Knopp, Biggs, FIRST ROW, leff fo righl: Sears, Murphy, Girodo, Kelsey, Winslead. SECOND ROW: Lunsmann, Pelerson, Dazols, Hibson, Biggs. WATER POLOISTS AND LIGI-ITWEIGI-ITS SINK 'EM IIO's BASKETBALL I20's BASKETBALL Burlingame Opp. Burlingame Opp. I6 Sou'rI1Cily I5 I7 SouI'I1CiIy 29 33 I-lall' Moon Bay 4I Hall Ivloon Bay 26 28 Willow Glen 3I Willow Glen 33 I8 Jellerson 27 Jefferson 4I I4 Sequoia I7 Sequoia 23 30 Capuclwino 39 Capucllino 24 20 San Jose 28 San Jose 42 28 San Ivlaleo 24 San Ivlaleo 29 FIRST ROW, left fo righl: Malouf, Lindsey, Kroekel, Drozonaraski, Heller, Coll. SECOND ROW: Johnsfcne, Ledwilh, Monroe, Towle, Mercer, Van Dyke, THIRD ROW: Grilsch, Turner, Moll. Lachman. Wells Allieri, Bauer. FOURTH ROW: Rueberq, Mickelson, Townsend, Dodd, Thorpe, Townsend. I R I WATER POLO A-ix lx Burlingame Opp. W V 4 Sequoia I2 F O Pala Allo I9 I2 San Ivlaleo 7 I Sequoia IO , 5 Pala Allo I7 W 6 San Maleo

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-gg Murison, Knapp, Ahern, Jonas, Schmidf, Dickey, Lumberf. BLOCK B STEERS COURSE OF SPORTS MINDED Every Friday The boys seen in The halls wearing red and whiTe bloclc sweaTers repre- senTed Burlingame High School's Bloclc B SocieTy. The group was made up oT boys who have earned a Block B in some sporT around school. This year This organizaTion proved To be exTremely acTive wiTh George CanTeIoub as presidenT. OTher oTficers were Phil RiTzau, vice-preside-nT7 Bill Bauer, secreTary-Treasurer: Bob Dixon, acTiviTies chairman: and Ray SmiTh and Bob Davis, chairmen oT ways and means commiTTee. This year, as every year, The annual Grid Classic was sponsored by The Bloclc B SocieTy. IT TeaTured Merle I-loward's band and The sTudenT body elecTed Grid Queen Bonnie Jean Murison. IT Turned ouT To be one of The besT dances oT The year. AnoTher big evenT was The annual Block B dinner and iniTiaTion which proved To be iusT as big a success as Their dance. Chuck Taylor, who was picked as coach of The year in college TooTbaII, was guesT spealcer. OTher imporTanT guesTs were SuperinTendenT of Schools and Tormer Principal aT Burlingame, Mr. Thomas F. Reynolds and our presenT Principal, Mr. Karl Loehfler. Aside from The annual dance and The annual iniTiaTion dinner The Bloclc B is responsible Tor The Order Commission which enforces all school laws aT sporTs and oTher special school evenTs. The advisor oT The Bloclc B was Mr. Ivlangini. FIRST ROW, IefT To righf: SmiTI1, Bauer, Canieloub, Riizau. SECOND ROW: Frifz, Carfer, Kelsey, Goldman, Bernard, Knorp. THIRD ROW: Dolfon, Schmidf, Messinqer Melouf, Treu, Knopf. FOURTH ROW: Leland, Feinberq, Biggs, Jensen, Schaake. FIFTH ROW: McRoberIs, Hawley, Peferson, Gerbing, Benson, Murphy. i

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ll PANTHER'S CHANCE OF WINNINC ln Seplember The Varsily was picked lo Tinish sixlh. By seasons end lhe Panlhers had disproved lhe crilics and were in second place. Afler losing a praclice game lc Merced, everyone began lo work. The pay-oil came immedialely as Lincoln, Sequoia, and Jellerson bowed lo lhe Panlhers. Talk of winning lhe championship was high when Burlingame wenl 'ro Palo Alle lo ballle lhe Vikings for lhe flag. The game was heari- breaking. The Panlhers lried everylhing, including a pass from lackle Rilmu lo end l f'i 42 five B 31 7. wiki, T' x27Te9 19 T' VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM FIRST ROW, lefl fo righl: Mahaffy, Laubscher, Glasgow, Porler, Treu, Dudgeon, Tasson, Roepke, Hanson, Cairali, Johnson, Wells, Nelson, Moore, Baggiani. SECOND ROW: Armslronq, Hawley, Robbins, Barnard, Nordling, Leider, Gordon, Carr, Donham, Weight, Lindholm, Schoeplein, Monlgomery, Hall, McQueen, Mooser, Maflei. THIRD ROW: Mangini, Canfaloub Owens, Hanson Malher, VanDerBeels, Schnoebelen Allen Relhmeyer Bull, Dixon, Larsen Sembach, Wyalf, Schaake. FOURTH ROW: Woods, Loumena, Wahne, Rifziau, Busch, Bogle, Thomas, Shoop, Healh: Geary, Jahn.