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

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JAM ES BOODELL Friendly, good looking Jim is known and well liked around Burlingame. His firsf lwo years were occupied by Frosh-Soph foofball, lhe Lalin Club and lhe Rally Commission. Oulside of school he belonged lo a Hi-Y group and lo lhe New- man Club. Skiing in lhe winfer and swimming and waler-ski- ing in lhe summer are Jim's main hobbies. Nexl fall Wil- RODN EY BOWES His carrol-lop crop pegged Rodney wifh lhe appropriale nickname of Red. He lrans- ferred lo Burlingame High in his senior year and conlinued pursuing his hobby finkering around wilh his car and sludy- ing .hard in lhe field of elec- lronlcs. Rod's plans for col- lege are undecided as yel, buf whichever one he goes lo, we know he will be a success. lamelle will be Jim's home. BETTE BROWN Belle, a prelly girl wifh a pleasing, quiel personalily, was known for fhose big, beau- liful brown eyes. She was ac- five in Rainbow Girls and 'lreasurer of her Tri-Y group. She .belonged lo several folk dancing clubs and lo a roller skaling club. She also enjoys playing lhe piano. Bells, as she is known lo her friends, plans lo allend San Jose Slafe and sludy lo become a secre- lary. PETER BROWN Shy Pele, wilh his quiel ways, was an acfive parlicipanl in lhe Lafin Club and lhe Me- chanical Drawing Club. Oul- side of school he belonged fo lhe Young People's Fellowship. Pele's posl-graduale plans in- clude San Maleo Junior Col- lege followed by lhe Univer- sify of California. JAM ES BRYAN Red-headed and full of fun, Jim was a willy guy of lhe gang. Taking lime for sporls he aclively wenl oul for baseball and swimming. His oulside inleresls were mainly cenlered around cars, molors, and airplanes and his siare lime was spenl in lhese ob- bies. San Maleo Junior Col- lege will be Jim's desfinalion nexl fall followed by service in lhe Coasl Guard Reserve. WILLIAM BULL Good-nalured Bill, wilh his wiffy remarks, was well liked by everyone. An all-round alhlefe, he was an assel lo lhe frosh-soph and varsily fool- ball leams, on lhe baskefball courf, and on lhe baseball diamond playing on lhe frosh- soph and varsily leam. Bill was a represenfalive lo Boys Slale, a member of lhe Block B Sociely, and was in lhe band for four years. Oulside of school lhe Hi-Y and his church youlh group keep him busy. Fulure plans for Bill include college in lhe fall. JOE CAIRATI A well-liked, friendly B'ling- umile was Joe Cairafi some- fimes called Caesar. Bur- lingame will miss lhe uncanny accurale place-kicking abil- ify of Joe while on lhe Frosh- Soph and vassily foolball squads. Joe was also on lhe Block B Sociefy and for lhree years was a main spark-plug on lhe varsily baseball leam. Hunling and working on cars are Joe's favorile hobbies. Following gradualion Joe plans lo go lo work. JOYCE CAIN Friendly, efficienl Joyce was an aclive member in school affairs. Her ready smile made her a pleasanl work- male on lhe A.G.S. Alhlelics Commiffee, lhe Lalin Club, lhe Girls Block B Sociely, and lhe Spanish Club of which she was vice-presidenf. She was also iunior edilor and assisfanl edilor of lhe year- book. Oulside of school she was a member of Aloha Chi Tri-Y, and a lol of her spare lime was spenf in sporls. She hopes fo claim San Jose Slale as her fulure alma maler in lhe fall. BEVERLY CAMP Bev, being a sporls-lover wenl oul for afler-school sporls, was on lhe A.G.S. Afhlelics Commillee, in lhe Tennis Club, secrelary-lreas- urer of lhe Block B So- ciely, and was Commissioner of The Girls' Alhlelics. Music being anolher of her hobbies, she was also in lhe orcheslra. Besides lhaf she was in lhe Spanish Club, secrelary of lhe Junior Sfalesmen, on lhe A. G. S. Aclivilies Commillee, Schol- arship Sociely, and lhe Com- mission of School Affairs. Oulside of school Bev was bolh secrelary and-vice-pres- idenl of lhe Senior Scouls and belonged lo lhe Young MARYLIN CAMPBELL Marylin, more oflen called Mickey was noled for her marvelous dancing abilil , which she very effeclivelly displayed in various assem- blies. Mickey look parl in lhe Homemaking Club, lhe Homemaking Club's fashion show, and lhe annual foolball dinner, al which she helped enlerlain byldancing. Mick- ey enjoys piano playing and modeling, which is lhe pro- fession she would like lo go info afler gradualing. How- ever, she is also planning lo be married afler leaving Burlingame.

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JULIE ANDERSON Striking red hair and a friendly personality are the features for this half of the Anderson twins. With her sun- ny smile, she was a welcome worker in many activities. Jim, as she was sometimes known, was on the A.G.S. Ac- tivities, . A.G.S. Hospitality, and A.G.S. Big 'n Little Sister Committeeg was a member of the Spanish Club, of which she was secretary, Latin Club, Ten- nis Club, and participated in the senior assembly. She was a member of the Y, Rain- bow Girls. Millbrae Tennis Club, and the Millbrae Play- ers. She also found time for her hobbies of sewing and mu- src. MURRAY BALDWIN JOENA ATKINSON Jo.. known for her witty per- sonality and beautiful blonde hair, was one of the more pop- ular senior girls. After trans- ferring from Seattle in her high freshman year she got right into activities with the Rai? Commission, Commission of chool Affairs, after-school sports, yearbook sales commit- tee, Big 'n Little Sister Com- mittee, senior section of the yearbook, and participation in the sophomore assembly. Jo- ena also belongs to Tri-Y.She will be missed around Burlin- game when she goes to iunior college in the fall and later to the University of Washing- PAUL BARNARD Quiet Murray was an active member of the water polo team and was an avid devotee of diving. Other activities that sparked his interests were the M.D. Club and the Pho- tography Commission. DeMo- lay and church groups took up a lot of his spare time. Like many sports fans his hobby was watching football games. He also liked working with cars and boats. After gradua- tion Murray plans to attend the University of Nevada. Peppy and witt Barn?'z was one of everyl:ody's a ites. Very active in school fairs, his distinguishing hair was perhaps one of helps to his success. He w ed earnestly on the A.B.S. tivities Committee, the t ball and track teams, Spanish Club, and the B B Society. President and ganizer of Semper Fi Hi-Y also found time to play their basketball team, ' Rebels. Music was anc one of the talents Paul sessed as he played in ep band and the sc band. College is includes his future pans. BILL BAUER ANDREW BAUER Andy, a transfer to Blingum in his senior year, was famous for his height. Like many oth ers he was a sports enthusiast active on the basketball court the track and the baseball diamond. Buzzing around in his car with the gang was one of his favorite pastimes His outside interest was the Y.M.C.A. College plans for this fun-loving guy are J.C., after which he will ioin Uncle Sam's Navy. Famous for his nose, and nicknamed Beals becauseof it, Bill was a rival to Jimmy Durante in his laugh-getting ability. He could always be depended upon to liven up the party and was a favorite cut- up of the graduating class. He was a hard wor er. too. as was proven by his record as president and vice presi- dent of the Associated Boy Students, vice president of the iunior class, and secretary- treasurer of the Block B So- ciety. He was on the Order Commission, Rally Commission, in the term play, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, in the one-act play contest at Pasa- dena, in the Latin Club and out for football, baseball, and basketball BARBARA BECKEL ' Bobbie, a transfer to.Bling- ium in her sophomore year, was proof that nice things came in lsmall packages. Although quiet most of the time, she found lots of pep for sports. Her hobbies include reading, writ- ling poetry, and collecting rec- ords. After graduation, this 'petite miss plans to work for a year and then attend school lto study for a career as a hair stylist. KEITH BELLMAN Keith was very active while at Burlingame. A member of the swimming team, B staff, and the band, he found time to become a regular cashier at the local super- market. Among his many hobbies are hunting, fishing, swimming and skiing. After graduation, Keith plans to attend San Mateo Junior College, or go into the Navy. BARBARA BENTLEY Here's a really busy gal. Barbara went out for after- school sports, Block B So- ciety, band and orchestra, A. 6.5. Social Service and Activ- ities Committees, Big 'n Lit- ' 03,1 tle Sister Committee, Junior Statesmen, B staff, and yearbook staff. She also found time to serve as Music Com- missioner. Barbara's other in- terests include the S.R.C., the Y, and Westminster Fellow- ship. She likes camping and hiking as well. Barbara wants to attend college and become a P.E. teacher. JANET ANN BLISS Jan is one of our sweetest and more popular girls, a transfer to Burlingame in her sophomore year. She was en- thusiatic in everything she did. Jan gave much of her time and energy to the Latin Club, Junior Statesmen, A.G.S. Ath- letics Committee, Scholarship Society, and partici ated in after-school sports. Sff cam- pus her membership in the Hui Akami Tri-Y and partici- pation in the activities of the Methodist Youth Fellowship kept Jan busy. Next fall will find Jan with her cheerful and friendly ways at some college - possibly Willamette -- where she will study nursing. .l1i i'WifIiMi '

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A LEILANI CHURCH 43'-9 W'-.. LOIIRINE CECCHI Cecchi as she is called by her many friends was ThaT dark, perile girl wiTh all The pep. WheTher dancing or going To movies she's always ral:-d as one who's fun To be wiTlr. Cecchi is also known for her game of badminfon which is some-Thing To see. She was one of The few sTudenTs To graduaTe in Feb- ruary. She found her firsT employer To be The Bank of America where she puT her pep and energy in an op- porTuniTy-filled iob. Anofher Talenfed me-mber of The senior class is Leilani who enTerTained aT many a rally and assembly wiTh her acro- bafic dives. well and is very arTisTically inclined. An ac- Tive merrber of The Junior STaTesmen, she was also one of and darcing. She s w i m s The few female members of The Mechanical Drawing Club. Leilani, whose nickname, be- lieve iT or noT is Hugo, has a mosT inTeresTinq and in- Triguing hobby of waTchinq and invesrinq in The sTock markeT. Her qraduaTi-an plans include J.C., The UniversiTy of California, and maybe a summer semesTer aT The Uni- versiTy of Hawaii. 1 i , rl lil X X rx. I s i ii T We engineering. BARBARA CLARK The shorTesT member of The class of '53 was dainTy, peTiTe, Barb wiTh her heighT of four feeT, Ten inches. During her four years aT Blingum she made many friends wiTh her shy, quieT manner and friendly smile. She was ac- Tive in many school acTiviTies such as The A.G.S. Hospi- TaliTy CommiTTee, The year- book, and The fashion show commiTTee. She also helped To make a success of The soph- omore assembly wiTh her TalenT for dancing. Barb and her big, gray eyes will be found on The campus of S.M.J.C. nexT year. MARTIN COHEN PhoTography was MarTy's rl chief pasTime and TalenT. As ' an acfive member of The PhoTography Commission he , was very much in demand K- when school publiciTy was ,K needed. When he wasn'T shuT- . Ter-bugging MarTy could ofTen , be found in The music build- ing, as he was a member of The marching band. He was also an officer in The Mechan- ical Drawing Club. Alfhough he is undecided as To which college he will aTTend, he plans To conTinue sTudy- ing mechanical drawing and GEORGE CANTALOUB One of The besT liked and admired boys in The class of '53 was dark, handsome George. On The vicforious PanThers' Team George was oufsfanding. He made The all-P.A.L. Team, was named Peninsula Player of The Year, was chosen on The firsT sTring for The Norfhern Cal- ifornia Team and Took The very Top honor, Linesman of The Year, in NorThern California. George is also as fine a guard on The bas- keTball floor as he is on The gridiron. He was presidenT of The Block B , order commis- sioner, vice-presidenT of The S.R.C. and vice-presidenT of The A.B.S. LEONARD COHN A familiar sighT in The halls of Burlingame High, Len's lanky'Trame could easily be spoTTed above mosT ofhers' heads. Membership in The Junior STaTesmen and The Spanish Club Took up much of his Time, while ouTside of school Len found ThaT swim- ming was his favoriTe pas- Time. The Universify of Cali- fornia will be Len's home for The nexT four years while he sTudies To be an orThodon- TisT. BEVERLY CASTLE Beverly didn'T Take parT in Too many club or school ac- TiviTies as she was quiTe busy pracfising To perfecf her ma- ioreTTe abiliTy. She Took an ac- Tive parT in The band, how- ever, and in Bev's senior year she was chosen To help lead The band as one of Burlin- game's maioreTT'es. OuTside of school Beverly's hobbies and inTeresT's ranged from skaTing and dancing To foof- ball. Alfer leaving Burlingame Beverly plans To sTudy and laTer To become a sfewardess. PATRICK CASEY D a r k-haired, good-looking PaT was quiTe a well-known boy around Burlingame. His acTiviTies in school were lim- iTed To aThleTic evenTs, in parficular Frosh-Soph foofball, 20's baskeTbalI and Frosh- Soph baseball. OuTside of school PaT parTicipaTed in Hi-Y and The Newman Club. PaT kids ThaT he enioys mosT of all spending money, which cerfainly is a hobby we'd all like To have. PaT will eiTher go To work, or else The ParaTroopers. gli- VU' EDWARD CATHCART Ted, alThough quief and left his impresi records of Burlingame H Through his acTiviTy n school organizahons inc ing The Mechanical Draw Club, The Lafin Club and Scholarship SocieTy H p TicipaTed also on The basl ball Team and on The r for The oof Team e Ture will lind Ted un r red and whiTe banner STanlord where he will sT for a career in engine HOWARD CHICK Howard reTurned To us in his senior year alTer leaving for a while To aTTend school San Francisco. While ere he managed To find Time To qo ouT for l0's and 20 kefball and belonged To The M,D. Club. Known friends as eiTher Howie or Chick, he could be rec nized by his beauTrl'ul qray eyes. His main inTeresTs ouT side school are sporTs of any kind. Gamma Chi HIY and The Young Peoples Fellow ship also Take uo a loT of h spare Time. Affer gradua Tion Howie plans To aTTend San MaTeo Junior College nfl'- lil '2iW'2!'i?W' K l'EiiK