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

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JANE ANDREWS I assure you, she's the dearest gzrl as everyone calls her, will al- :T for her beauTiTul and deep dimples. Her S. AThleTics, A.6.S. Club, Band, Or- Dance Club, ' Block B, Scholar- and Rec Council show usy girl Debbie has been her four years aT Burlingame. was also one of our maioreTTes. of school, Debbie was also her Y group. This girl's TuTure include Two years of San MaTeo and Then for The lasT Two years of i if VTARVIN ROY ATKINSON The world belongs to the energetic f you wanTed To find Marv ar Bur- ingame, you could usually find him in he audiTorium working eagerly on The Tage crew. l-le was The head of The i:fTicienT sTage crew which handled all lhe producTions. We are all indebled no Marv Tor our cinemascope screen and hi-fi sound in The auditorium, vhich he helped develop. This con- genial senior really enioys running movies, which is his hobby. FuTure alans for Marv include very definiTely 'he Navy. . . Anchors Aweigh! MCHAEL NEAL ATWELL Good health and good sense are two of life's greatest blessings Jichael, beTTer known as Mike wiTh 'ie crew-cuT, or The crazy psychiafrisr T1 Teahouse of The AugusT Moon, vas ofTen seen on The fighting line of he Burlingame TooTball Team, l-le also 1arTicipaTed on The Swimming Team and The Block B SocieTy. Besides sporTs, f1ike's inTeresTs ran Toward The M.D. :lub and Junior AchievemenT. OuT- ide of school, Mike was an acTive nember of The WesTminisTer Fellow- hip group of The First PresbyTerian Ihurch. NexT year Mike will be seen -iTher aT California or STanford, hough he is undecided as To which ield he will Take up. SUSAN KATHLEEN ANSON Animals are such agreeable ,friends-they aslf no questions, they pass no criticisms If you ever see someone riding up and down an escalalor, iT will surely be KaThy, for ThaT is her secreT ambiTion. This girl is always busy, AT Burlingame, her acTiviTies included A,G.S. Social Service, Nurses Club, Music Club, Band, LaTin Club, and afTer-school sporTs. Her ouTside acTiviTies included 4T-T Club, Alpine Club, a church group, and l-Sig-Ni-Fi Tri-Y. KaThy also raised dogs Tor Guide Dogs for The Blind. Two years aT College of San MaTeo and Then on To l-TumbolT Universify To sTudy animal husbandry and Teaching are her plans for The fuTure. KAY SUZANNE ARNAUDO Heaven is music Kay, beTTer known as Kiki To her friends, cerTainly spenT a busy four years aT Burlingame. Her many acTivi- Ties included A Capella Choir, Music Club, Scholarship SocieTy, Homemak- ing Club, A,F.S. Club, and Treasurer of The Commercial Club. Kiki also found Time To parlicipafe in Job's DaughTers and Junior AchievemenT, She was also The vice presidenf of her Y group. College is her plan for The TuTure. She hopes To go To The Uni- versify of California aT Berkeley. Kay will always be remembered Tor her enra long pony Tail. CHERYL LYNNE BAER A minrl conscious ofthe right Cheryl came To Burlingame in her Junior year. Beiore she Transferred from San MaTeo, she was acfive in Nurses Club, The Choir, and she was a GCS. RepresenTaTive. OuTside of school, she parTicipaTed in Job's DaughTers, Wing ScouTs, and WesT- minisTer Fellowship. Cheryl has en- ioyed her work in The church so much she plans To male Chr'sT2an worl her career. She will aTTend Sanra Barbara or San Jose STaTe for Tour years. Then, she will go To a seminary To prepare for missionary work. We wish her The besT of luclf in such a rewarding pro- Tession. JOHN F. BAUER Speeulate, anrl aeczzrnulate John was known as Bau To his close friends. Bau's four years were very pro- ducTive for him and The school. The l0's and 30's baslferball Teams, A.B.S Concessions CommiTTee, and Boys Block B all welcomed John's member- ship, Bau lefT many a siTzmarlf on California's snowy slopes, for he was an avid sl-ier. Ne-XT year will find This friendly guy aT The Universify of Ne. vada lwhere else7l. JOAN ELIZABETH BAUSCH He who has imagination has wings Joanie . . . known for her Tun-loving personalily and shorT blond hair and her characTerisTic for being an indi- vidual during her four years aT Burlin- game. She parTicipaTed on The Hos- piTaliTy CommiTTee, The Finance Com- mission, and affer school sporTz, l-ler ofher acTiviTies include WesfminisTer Fellowship and secreTary and repre- senTaTive of Hui Lima Kokua Y. Her likes are fun, food, fooTball games, arf and iazz. She plans afTer gradua- Tion To aTTend eiTher San Mateo or San Jose STaTe College for Two years and Then To become an airline sTew- ardess. 'Vx HALLY ANNE BAER To be good is to be happy Our sTar Toolball Team and The won- derful spirif af The games are a Tew of The Things Hally will always remem- ber abouT Burlingame. l-lally parfici- paTed in The acTiviTies oT The LaTin Club and The Junior STaTesmen Club. She was also Treasurer of The Commer- cial Club. Being chaplain of her Y group added To T-lally'g reiponsibili- Ties. Hally spends a loT of Time enioy- ing various sporTs, including bowling, ice skaTing, golfing, hiling, and horse- back riding. Rghf now, T-Tally plans To go To college, buT she evenTually plans To Tale up The duTief of a house- wife. EMIL BAGNESCHI Commtmrling his temper, he commrrnrls respert QuieT, friendly, and well-liked by ev- eryone is Emil. l-le never seemed To lose his Temper, and he numbered many among his friends. Emil won'T forgeT Burlingame's spiriT aT TooTball and baskeTball games, and we won'T forgeT his skill on The baseball dia- mond. Emil parTicipaTed in Frosh- Soph and VarsiTy Baseball. Someday, Emil wanTs To live in Swifzerland, buf his firsT sTop afTer Burlingame will be San MaTeo College and Then on To Davis. This cheerful fellow will be a welcome addiTion on any C-HVYWDQS. QPF? in-Q I7 Y , 'lied' x G... ff!

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PETE ABRAM Use soft words ana' harrl lIf'glI77leflfS Pete, whose secret ambition is to win an argument with a teacher, has yet to realize that ambition. He has, how- ever, succeeded in other fields. Pete has enlivened and been active in the Camera, AudiofVIsual, and Science clubs. Vic's office and the trips to that inner sanctum will always be remem- bered by Pete, As for the future, he plans to study Bfological Sciences at the University of California. DALE A. ACKELS Silence is the perfectes! heralzl of joy During four activityffilled years, Dale has participated on the l20 and l3O track team, froshesoph and varsity foot- ball, and is a charter member on the wrestling squad. Because of his inter- est in sports, he has been an active member in the Block B Society. Among other things in his senior year, Dale served as Vice-President of the A.B.S. Dale's hobby and favorite pastime is tying flies for fishing. He is also an ardent hunter. Future plans for Dale are uncertain, but college will be in- cluded. Sure success awaits him at whatever he decides to do. 0-mx 'C' f '5 , QI EVA MARGARETA AGREN Co where glory awaits thee The great school spirit and the kind students in the best school in Califor- nia are what Eva, our own exchange student from Sweden, will remember most about Burlingame. During her year here, she participated on A.G.S. Social Service Committee A,F.S. Club, Yearbook Sales Committee, Sec.-Treas. of the Senior Class, after school swim ming, A Capella Choir, Baptist Youth Group, and Vice President of Hui Lima Kokua Tri-Y and also gave hundreds of talks to various clubs, Her main in. terest at present is learning about America and Americans, Her future plans include two more years of high school and then the University of Stockholm and a career as a teacher of math and science, We'll never for- get you, Eva. at A. .M ,, . 3, E ri ' WILLIAM CLAUDE ADAMS The man who makes no mistakes does not usually make anything Tall, dark, and handsome Bill has found time for sports activities. While at B.H.S., he has been a member of the Frosh-Soph football and the Frosh track team. Noted for always smiling, Bill remembers our school spirit which carried us to many a victory. Good luck to a future member ofthe Marine Corps and the College of the Point fC.S.M.l. CARMEN LINDA AGLIOLO If to her share some female errors fall, Look on her face ana' you'll forget them all Carmen will always be remembered for her beautiful black hair and big dark eyes. During her four years at Burlingame, she has participated on A.G.S. Hospitality Committee, Home- making Club, i958 Spring Fashion Show, and after-school baseball. She was active as secretary, chaplain, and Council Representative of Pata Wapa Tri-Y. When not in school, Carmen most enioys playing the drums. Her secret ambition is to be a skin diver. Next year will find Carmen at College of San Mateo studying business in preparation for the University of Cali- fornia and a career as a stenographer, NANCY LOUISE AITKEN A pen becomes a clarion Known as Twink to her friends, Nan- cy was very busy during her four years at Burlingame. Among her many ac- tivities are Senior Representative to G.A.A., Golden B Society, A.G.S. Scholarship Committee, Press Club, Spanish Club, Big 'n Little Sister Com- mittee, Publicity Commission, Records Commission, A.F.S. Club, and Quill and Scroll Society. Her writing is this redhead's main interest and her talent in this field was shown by her capable work as page lfeditor and editor-in chief of the B. Her futute plans in' clude San Jose State and news work which she loves. CATHERINE MARTHA ANDERSEN I only aslf for information Working in the attendance office and Mrs. Suhr's kindness are what Cathy will remember most about her four years at Burlingame. Her activities included the Commercial Club, A.G.S. Hospitality Committee, Publicity Commission, Spanish Club, and after-school sports. Cathy's interests include bowling, horseback riding and swimming. To take a safari through Africa is her see cret ambition, but she plans to be- come an elementary school teacher. The College of San Mateo will receive Cathy right after graduation. She will go from there to San Francisco State, LINDA LOIS ANDERSON . When you see fazr hair . . . Linda's the gal with the blond hair and blue eyes. During her four years at Burlingame she has participated in the French Club, A Capella Choir, and Big 'n' Little Sisters Committee. Out- side of school she has been President of Hui Lima Kokua Y, and active in Job's Daughters and Methodist Youth Fellowship. Linda's future plans in- clude San Francisco State to study for a teaching career. Linda's ability to get things done will help her wher- ever she goes. Among Linda's memore ies of her busy days at Burlingame will be the tremendous spirit of the kids before the games, Burlingame will always remember her spirit. i , V... f.- EDWARD S. ANDERSON Congeniality is my watchword This devastatingly masculine guy was known as Stu to his buddies. Stu's activities included Frosh-Soph football, swimming, track, the school band, and Delta Kai Hi-Y. ln the future, Santa Monica Junior College and later, Cal Poly, will be seeing a lot of this effer- vescent blue-eyed dirty-blond. Best wishes, Stu ! JEANNE ELLEN ANDERSON Some cause happiness wherever they go Jeanne, known for her silky hair, has been in French Club, A Capella Choir, A.G.S. Assemblies Committee, and Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Sen- ior Assemblies. Outside of school, she has participated in the Methodist Youth Fellowship of her church, and has been Chaplain, Treasurer and Council Representative of Hui Lima Kokua Tri-Y. One of her main interests is music and her wonderful talent was shown as a member of the popular PASTELS singing group. The.park- ing lot at noon is what she will re- member most about her years at Bur- lingame and Burlingame will never forget her. i i l i i i i l i . i i

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SUZANNE D. BEAUMONT The nearest way to glory is to strive to be what you wish to be thought to be Tall, dark Sue has been one of the most active seniors during her four years at Burlingame. Her long iist of activities includes: Pep Club, Spanish Club, Scholarship Society, Comm's- sioner of Girls' Awards, A.G.S. As- semblies and Activities Committees, Advisory Board, Future Teachers Club, A Capella Choir, two class assemblies and Junior Prom ticket Chairman. Also she has been President, Treasurer, and Council Representative of l-lui Lima Kokua Y. Hard working and re- sponsible describe Sue, whose ambi- tion is to be a model. She is sure to be a success at Occidental where she plans to study home economics. LARRY WAYNE BENSON He was as patient as a cigar store lnrlian As a freshman and a sophomore, Lar- ry spent a good deal of his time go- ing out for football, l-le has been a member of the swimming team for four years, and participated on the cross country team for one year, Larry likes cars and enioys skiing. Next year, he plans to attend College of San Mateo, where he will begin prepar- ing for a career in commercial pho- tography. He is bound to be a suc- cess. 6 iff' JUDY MORAY BLOCH Anrl sweet girl-graduates in her golden hazr Judy, who is known around campus for her beautiful blond hair, has been an active participant in many scrhool ac- tivities. Among these activities- have been the French Club, Scholarship So- ciety, Sophomore Assembly, A.. Club, Pep Club, Record Commission and various A.G.S. Committees. 'She also did a wonderful iob as Activities Editor of our Yearbook. Most of Judy's winter weekends are spent on the slopes of Squaw Valley. Her secret am- bition is to become a member of the U.S. skiing team in the Olympics. Next year Judy's friendliness will be- come known at Whitman College, where she plans to study Medical Technology. mi -7-we - - ,,,: -.gxwfr HARRIETT LORRAINE BIGELOW Never let me hear that foolish word again Harriett is best known for getting herself into trouble by saying the wrong thing at the wrong time al- though it usually comes out hilariously funny. While at Burlingame she par- ticipated in after school sports, Junior Assembly, Vice President and Secre- tary of Femmes Sans I-lommes Tri-Y. I-ler ambition is to become a teacher and to study at College of San Ma- teo. I-ler secret ambition is to learn to chew gum with her mouth closed. Lots of luck to a real funny gal. MELINDA LOUISE BIGGS And she shall have music wherever she goes The wonderful opportunity of working with Mr. Short and the reward it brought in the trip to Europe and the World's Fair will rate as one of Me- linda's fondest memories of her years at Burlingame. Besides her interest in music, she also found time to parti- cipate in other activities which in- clude: Music Club, Nurses Club, Latin Club, Big 'n' Little Sisters Committee, and President of her Y group. After two years at the College of San Ma- teo, Melinda plans to go to San Jose State and then into Social Service work. ,f .',..xiij 'ut2KL ' is I i 5 HAROLD B. BLUM Share rt joke with someone else This fun-loving senior was a welcome addition to the halls of B.l l.S. during his four-year stay. Hal participated in our term play, Inherit the Wind and was active in Y. He will always remember Mr. Keeler's sayings and was always ready with a ioke himself. Uncle Sam's men will get a welcome addition soon in Hal, for he plans to go into the Armed Forces, after igh school. We can do nothing,- but ish him the best of luck. I . Ci Q A, U ff-L JULIA HOWARD BREDWELL Grace was in her steps Julie was a transfer to Burlingame in her Junior year from Mariemont, Ohio. While in Mariemont, she participated in the Latin Club, G.A.A., M-Teens, and the Variety Show. She has been active at Burlingame as Senior Class Vice President, and a member of the Rally Commission and various A.G.S. Committees. Her secret ambition is to make straight A's through college. Probably best noted for her long brown hair and neat sense of humor, Julie was a real asset to our class. Her future plans include college and elementary school teaching or some field of home economics, n DIANE FAY BROBACK At every side she gathers strength Known for her pixie haircut, Diane can always be found busily doing some- thing around Burlingame. A.G.S. Hos- pitality Chairman, a band maiorette, Scholarship Society, Future Nurses Club, Music Club, Pep Club, Order Commission and an enthusiastic mem- ber of the Methodist Youth Group are iust a few of the many activities Diane has participated in during her four years at Burlingame. Diane has decid- ed to turn her energy and drive to- ward nursing. She will attend nursing school at Highland Hospital in Oak- land. Good luck to a real ambitious girl. hi VIRGINIA HUDSON BRETT Never the least stir made the listener Virginia, better known to her friends as Gini or Dinley, calls herself a ,oafer. However, her activities at Bur- lingame prove her wrong. Gini has been on the Rally Commission and the B staff. She has also participat- ed in A.G.S. Activities and after- school sports. Along with these school activities, Gini has been president and chaplain of her Y group and a mem- ber of the Westminster Fellowship. Gini's plans for the future include go- ing to Whitman College or Willam- ette University, JOHN ANTHONY BROADWOOD Stately and tall, he moves in the hallg the chief of a thousand for grace Tall, dark . . . yes, and handsome best describe Tony's exterior. On the interior, he possesses a desire which has earned him many blocks in bas- ketball and baseball. He was also on the Block B Society, the Order Com- mission, and President of the Rec Council. Outside of school, Tony be- longed to El Compeneros Hi-Y. He plans to ioin the Air Force for a few years and then go to college, either at the University of California or San Francisco State. l i 4 l t 1