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

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Sian lmus Kenl' lmai Dave Shellberg Milne Connors Les Nichols Louie Haas Frank Peacock Nancy Meyer FALL CGUNCIL Under lhe able leadership ol Les Nichols, our Fall Slu- denl Council slarled oul in Seplember by 'raking on lhe laslc of selling Sludenl Body Cards and Gilr Edge Cards. The money received from These sales was used lo balance our school budgel. A new idea in sludenl' parlicipalion in Burlingame's governmenl' was inlroduced lhrough The Con- slilulion AI Review Commillee. This commillee consisled of all sludenls who were inleresled in revising and modernizing our School Conslilulion. The Fall Council's concern for our counl'ry's welfare was seen by lheir approval lo 'ralce up a colleclion for 'rhe bombed Clinlon I-ligh School in segre- galed Virginia: Sl2I.44 was collecled from lhe sludenl body. The climax of The Fall Sludenl' Council's 'lerm was lhe greal success ol lhe PL Conference which was held al Bur- lingame 'rhis year. The Council was in charge of lhe Confer- ence, which involved much work and planning. The whole Council is lo be congralulaled for a iob well done during lhe Tall semesler.

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'l 'NW I is--' R R ' 1 7 ,, ..C,'5F,., f V -. 4- iw 549' x- Mrs. Kesiler Mrs. Plwinney Mrs. Johnson Mrs. Hurd Main Officer Dean's Office Counselors' Office Main Office ,4- Miss Gaynor Boolr Room ' I rm.. FRONT ROW: O++o Walrers, Leo Bare++a, Mrs. Cinegran, Jack Moran. SECOND ROW: Fred Roybalcl, Lyman Chase, Bill Cusfodio. BEHIND THE SCENES 2

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Mike Connors Af? Selma Rusch Barry WiTchner in STan Imus 4 Louie Haas 3' ik , 4, xl! iw' K 1 T NL- BeTsy Heller KenT lmai Terry Naylor SPRING COUNCIL The Spring Council, under The able leadership of PresidenT KonT lmai. made Their TirsT proiecT, The American Field Service Cookie Sale, a smashing success. NoT only was The original order oT 6,000 bags oT cookies sold, buT also many more. This successTul drive was spearheaded by The Council and The American Field Service Club, buT wiThouT The co- operaTion oT The whole sTudenT body. The needed money would noT have been raised. The Spring Council also conTinued The work oT The Fall Council by holding ConsTiTuTional Review CommiTTee meeT- ings. This commiTTee was very successTul and hard working. AnoTher proiecT along The same lines was The revision oT The STudenT CourT SysTern in order To gain more respecT Trom The sTudenTs, and also To esTablish sTricTer enTorce- menT oT The penalTies. The Spring Council, as all oTher spring councils, had The job oT drawing up nexT year's budgeT. This job was a long and hard one, and iT Took a greaT amounT oT Time. All in all, The Spring Council-consisTing oT PresidenT KenT lmai, Vice PresidenT Louis l-laas. SecreTary BeTsy l-leller, Council members STan Imus, Terry Naylor, Selma Rusch, and Barry WiTschner, and STudenT Manager Mike Conners-did a TerriTic and ouTsTanding job. The school prospered under Their leadership. buT Their proiecTs could noT have been clvarried ouT if The sTudenTs Themselves had noT worked on T em.