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

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PANTHERS DASH I-IOPES OF BEARCATS AGAIN The l95I l.iTTle-Big Game was played on a rain-soaked Tield which held The score down buT didn'T sTop The PanThers Trom sending San MaTeo home wiThouT a win Tor The sixTh sTraighT year. Burlingame gained in The TirsT period as Terry Moore, Carl Roeplce, and T-Tanlc Lou, mena ran The ball To The lVlaTean 29Ayard line. Lowell WeighT Then Threw a Touchdown pass To Loumena Tor The day's only score. The soggy going sTopped Burlingame from scoring again, alfhouqh They crossed The goal once more on a pass Trom Roeplce To Jon Shoop which was called back on a penalTy. The PanThers held The ball during mosT oT The remaining Time: whenever San lVlaTeo had iT, Don Jahn, l-larry Sembach, George CanTaloub and company would Take The ball away. The game ended as Jahn inTercepTed anoTher pass and almosT ran iT baclc Tor a TD, buT The gun wenT oTT and Burlingame won 6-O.

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Where's my inferference? Cheerleaders Morrison and Crusfofam, Coaches Bellran and Grown. KITTENS RUN INTO STORMY GRID SEASON This year The Trosh-soph had Two new coaches, Rube BeITran and Joe Brown. The Team IosT mosT OT IasT year's personnel To The varsily and had To build an enTireIy new ball club. The Team had iTs Troubles in geTTing a good game TogeTher buT iT was able To win Three OT iTs eighi' league games. Among The players who led The Team and who will help Elmer SchaaIce's varsiTy in years To come are Bob SchmidT, Don Goad, Don Bernard, Bob Angus, and Roy Franchini. FROSH-SOPH FOOTBALL SCORES Burlingame Opp I9 Capuchino 6 6 JeTIerson I2 45 San Jose 6 O SouTh CiTy 6 I2 Menlo-ATherTon 6 I2 Palo AITO I4 6 Sequoia . . I9 I3 San MaTeo I9 'AJ an ,nA ' we I e'ffTs'eue,A - A..TiL ,Ass-9.59--'a'Q4,-A-' FIRST ROW, Ieff To riqhf: Brown, Biggs, Treu, Messinger, Wolfe Osborne, Brucher, McRoberTs, Singer, Goldman, Foley, Jensen. SECOND ROW: Dodd, Hooqner, Angus, Wampner, Goad, Barber, Clunie, Schmidf, Feinberg, Clark, Frev. Banks. THIRD ROW: Coach Belfran, Koernig, Uberrofh, Moore, Dorney, Heiny, Schaake, Simmons, Sherwood, Mafhews, Hanson, Bingham, Coach Brown, FOURTH ROW: Bernard, George, Logerburq, Gerbinq, DeGranI, Heaton, Sfein, Mermel, Franchini, Baird.

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ns... Blingum's remarkable school spirii Ihis year was due Io Ihe hard-working Rally Commission headed by Elaine Diclcey and Shirley Knapp, wiih Iacully advisor, Mr. Woods. The commission organized Ihe roofing seciions ai Ioolball games, sold pro- grams and pompoms al games, and chariered busses so Ihe sludenls could go Io some of Ihe games away from home. The commission also helped arouse spirir by pulling up poslers and banners in Ihe halls announcing aihlelic evenls and by holding spirii- rousing rallies in The gym. BIingunn's Spirit Is I-Ioisfed To All-Time High BIingum's red and while was well represenred by rhe band during Ihe Ioofball sea- son. Prof. Brose and his assisrani, Mr. Use, spenf a greal deal of Iheir spare Iime worlc- ing ouf speclacular s+un+s Ihai Ihe band performed bejrween halves af Ihe games. The band also added much pep Io Ihe rallies ar which Ihey played. A cornbinafion of Blingums and San IVIaIeo's bands marched during Ihe hall ai Ihe Lilfle-Big Game, pre-seniing a wonderful show for Ihe game specralors. The band coniinued ifs good worlc Ihroughoul Ihe year. ns .. 1 RALLY COMMISSION FIRST ROW, Ieff fo right Goefz, Wolf, Sargeanf, Griggs, Morrison, Crisfofani. SECOND ROW: Davis, Hoffman Schmidf, Page, Adams, Hammon, Schumann, Covingfon, Brodeur, Lumberf, Schefsky, Lucas, Givens. THIRD ROW Gelierman, Dickey, Smith, Bisier, Beika, Brisfow, Whirney, Francard, Dunn, Murison, Klint, Dickey, Linn, Tuohy Griqg, Harqear,HucI1, Kirby, Burns, Umland, Blumer.