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

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CONSTANCE COLLINS Peace in her chamber where- soe-er it be, a holy place Connie can mosT ofTen be seen on The Tennis courfs. Her acTive parTicipaTion in The PanThereTTes Tennis Team and affer school sporTs has made her a wel- come addiTion To Girls' AThleTics here al' Burlingame. She also served on The ArT Commission and was acTive in her Y by Takging on The responsibiliTies of Vice Presidenf. Connie has enioyed her work in her church YouTh Group so much ThaT she plans To maek This her life work. She will aTTend San Jose STaTe nexT year and Then on To San Anselmo Seminary To prepare for her work in ChrisTian educafion. eps: RAY COOPER Truth never hurts the teller who will be remembered for her came To Burlingame year from New Orleans, she lefT Louisiana, in Glee Club and The AT Burlingame she swing of Things by The Club and LaTin She also I-Sig-Ni-Fi Tri-Y. model and planes To- is her pasTime. BeTTy College ol San To go To for Two years, and Then To versiTy for her Teaching cre- A. CRAMER that is light, lives long Dick, bringing much friends, was never seen a smile on his face. While aT he parTicipaTed in swim- and four years of foofball. He acTive member of The A.B.S., Commission, and The Block OuTside of school, Dick an acTive parT in El Compeneros Chaplain. His main inTeresT which makes an enioyable ear Dick will be aTTend- of San MaTeo, pre- paring for WILLIAM JOHN COMPEAU A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance John enTered Burlingame as a sopho- more buf goT righT inTo The swing of Things by going ouT Tor cross counTry and golf. He was also acTive in A.B.S. and served on The Order Commission. OuTside of school, John parTicipaTed in Junior Achievemenl' and spenT much Time aTTending sporTs car rallies . . . because he has a spic and span M.G. John also enioys backyard swimming. FuTure plans include aTTendance af Menlo Junior College. MICHAEL MILTON CONNORS His eyes are blue-brilliant and sparkling like the reflection of stars in a well Mike, The friendly boy wiTh The blue eyes and shorT hair, excelled in every field he enfered. As an accomplished aThleTe, sTudenT, and poliTician, he was a member of The swimming Team for Tour years and The baskeTball Team for Two years, spenT four semesTers on The scholarship socieTy, Vice PresidenT of The Sophomore Class, Presidenf of The Junior Class, a member of Coun- cil, and our spring sTudenT manager. He sTill found Time To Take an acTive parf in Y acTiviTies as a member of El Compeneros, and To play cards. NexT year Mike will begin sTudying aT STanTord in indusTrial engineering. Q -,gilt ,- -1371 i -nsdf DAVID LEE CROCKETT Silence is deep as eternity Homework and The sTrong Teamwork of Burlingame High are mosT remem- bered by Dave. Tall, quieT Dave likes sporTs, buT is especially fond of Track in which he parTicipaTed while aTTend- ing Burlingame. A Tan of PeTer Gunn and Dick Clark, Dave plans To aTTend college aT C.S.M. and Then go on To STanford. . L R., Q .ji -' I I is fi A I ' ' T fig Vi mis. THOMAS R. DALY Virtue is the first title of nobility This very TalenTed acTor will be re- membered as The cynic in lnheriT The Wind. He also parTicipaTed in sev- eral class and exchange assemblies. Besides dramaTics, he ran on The cross counfry Team for several years and was a member of The A Capella Choir. ln fuTure years we will see Tom dressed in The black lrock of a priesT of Maryknoll . . . a noTable aspiraTion for any lad. His hobbies include Tracking down and building up old engines. PATRICIA ANN DAVIS Energy is eternal delight Becoming a rancher is The secreT am- biTion of PaT, so you can see why her main inTeresTs are horses and draw- ing. However, The fuTure holds a sec- reTarial iob for PaT. To geT The proper background for This iob, she will aT- Tend The College of San MaTeo nexT fall. While aT Burlingame, PaT was an,acTive parTicipanT in The Commer- cial Club and Homemaking Club. She also belonged To a Y group. The won- derful dances and games we have had here aT Burlingame will always have a place in The memories of PaT. . .. ... . 5 0 , , TSA 4 E , T11 J ' .7 ..S ' ., 4 ' w i elf C 4 fi is ... nip.:-If 2'-.fn-K' GEOFFREY DOUGLAS CULLISON He stood as erect as a Crecirm pillar LiTTle Caesar, as he was called by his friends, was quiTe an accomplished musician. He held The seaT of firsT TrumpeT in The band and TirsT French horn in symphonic work, besides be- ing a member of The A Capella Choir. AT The FirsT PresbyTerian Church he was Presidenf of The choir and Took an acTive parT in The youTh group. He has been a member of The class C swimming Team for Tour years and on The Block B SocieTy. I-lis hobby is building model railroads. NexT year Geoff will aTTend college and sTudy science or engineering. MARGARET SUSAN CURIA .4uburn hair like sunlight stream- ing and ll smile to move the earth Sue will always remember Burlingame and The iootball games, The spiriT weeks, and The crammed lockers. Bur- lingame will always remember her long red hair, her iokes and The way she Talked all The Time wiTh her hands. During her four acTive years aT Burlingame she parTicipaTed on A.G.S. AcTiviTies and Assemblies Com- mission, Commission of School Affairs, ArT Commission, French Club, A.F.S. Club, Fufure Teachers, Scholarship So- cieTy, and Junior Prom PubliciTy Com- miTTee. OuTside of school she was ac- Tive as PresidenT, Vice PresidenT, Treasurer, Chaplain and Rec. Council RepresenTaTive Hui Lima Kokua Tri-Y. 99 --1 T:

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RICHARD R. CARLSON .4 rnrm of gladness seldom ,falls into madness Rich was a busy boy aT Burlingame, where he's played in The school band for Tl-fee vearsg parficipafed in his Y and De Molay. Summers and winfers would usually find R ch af Lake Tahoe, eifher wafer skiing or snow skiing, de pending on The weafher. The College of San Mafeo and Then Cal af Berlie ley are The nexf sfeps for This happy. ambifious boy, who hopes To be an engineer in lafer life. HAROLD FREDERICK CARPENTER, JR. Continual clzeerfulness is a sign of wisdom This boy's nickname, Happy Har- old, describes him well. He gof righf in The swing of Things here aT B.l-l,S. affer Transferring from Wisconsin in his sophomore year, In Porf Angeles, he Took parf as Secrefary of The As- sociafed Boy Sfudenfs, on The Scholar- ship Sociefy and Debafe Club. Here he confribufed To The Spanish and Lafin Clubs, as well as De Molay and The Episcopal Youfh Fellowship, This boy's friendly personality will sfand him in good sfead aT The Universify of Oregon, where he will maior in psychology or educafion. Success for This boy is cerfain. pq! rt' i J, '31 JOHN A. CAVANAUGH Modesly seldom resides in a breast that is not enriched with nobler virtues John enfered Burlingame in his soph- omore year from Polyfechnic High School. He prefers Burlingame now, because of ifs friendliness and spirif. John enioys The oufdoors and hunfs and fishes offen. He also plays base- ball and is a member of a bowling Team. He is nofed To his friends for his arTisTic abilify. Neiif year John plans To affend The College of San Mafeo or San Francisco Sfafe To pre- pare for a career in engineering. BesT of luck To a deserving boy. 26 DONALD LELAND CASTLEBERRY He who is firm and resolute in his will moulds the world to himself Science is of number one inferesf and imporfance To Don. While aT Burlin- game, he pa ipafed in The Science Club and won n award of merif in e Fair. His main The Bay Area , hobby is pal rfology, and he hopes To be e r search scienfisf. Don's c Zhi-U s include Two years af S a o and Then on To The Univer- siTy alifornia. Because of his deep inTe.esT and deferminafion, Don is bound To be a success in The field of science. WALTER ALLAN CASTOR The gods always favor the strong Brown hair and hazel eyes are some of The affribufes of This senior boy. Muscular WalT has been a member of The Frosh-Soph foofball Team, C's swimming Team, and wresfling Team. SecreT ambifions revolve around beaf- ing Dick Johanson in a drag. Like many of us, The years To come will find WalT aT C.S.M. and The Army. Alfhough his goal in life is yeT unde- cided, we are sure he will be a suc- cess aT whafever he affempfs. r GEORGE GARY CAVENDER An industrious man, in every lawful calling, ts a useful man George, or perhaps you knew him as Babyface, moved To Burlingame iusf before his freshman year. He was a member of The swimming Team, The Order Commission, and Wesfminsfer Fellowship YouTh Group. Possibly, The somefimes noisy deparfures of El Com- peneros Y meefings could be Traced To George's only True love-his Chev. During his four years in California, George has missed The Trees in Ore- gon, so nexf year will probably find him sTudying foresfry aT a.college in fhaf sTaTe. . DONALD CHAPPELL In every art it is good to haveamaster This fall, blue-eyed, and friendly Sen- ior found music and arf his chief in- Teresfs. The Rec Band, school band, orchesfra, and Band Council all had a hard working member in Don. Known as Nod To his close friends, This boy's psyche is revealed in his secref ambifion, which is To breed army anTs. Don was acfive in Hi-Y and The Mefhodisf YouTh Fellowship, as well as The Scholarship Sociefy, M.D. and French Clubs, and The C Track Team. To be an archifecf is Don's goal which he will surely aTTain affer a sTay aT C.S.M. and anofher af California. MICHAEL DAVID COCHRAN No man is an island, entire of itself Popular Mick, wifh The neaT hair and cuTe smile, has found Time aT B.H.S. for plenfy of acfivifies. He has parfici- pafed in The Sophomore and Junior Assemblies, baskefball, Track, cross- counfry, and swimming. He is also a member of The Block B Sociefy. Mick, who has a smile for everyone and a good personalify, can'T help buf be a success in life. He plans To affend college aT Menlo and The Universify of Colorado and Then become a dry cleaner. EARLENE ISABELLA CLOUD The art of pleasing consists of being pleased Always having Time To give a helping hand, ThaT's Earlene, one of The mosf Thoughfful girls in The Senior Class. Her acTiviTies of four years aT Burlin- game include The Lafin Club, German Club, Music Club, A.F.S. Club, Fu- Ture Nurses, Big 'n' Liffle Sisfers Com- miffee and A.G.S. Acfivifies Commis- sion. She also found Time To be Presi- denT of her Y group and Treasurer of Wesfminsfer Fellowship. Her plans for The fufure include college, buf she is undecided as To which one she will aTTend. BesT of luck wherever you go. MARSHA DEAN COATES Who through the paths of Job invites us all You will always know Mush for she's The girl who's always yelling af foof- ball games. She loves swimming and her secref ambifion is To swim Lake Tahoe. She has been acfive during her four years aT Burlingame: AcTivi- Ties Edifor of The Yearbook, Rec Coun- cil, Secrefary-Treasurer of Girls' Block B, Treasurer of The Spanish Club, Ral- ly Comm., Pep Club, A.G.S. AcTiviTies, Big 'n' LiTTle Sisfers, School Affairs, A.F.S. Club, and Golden B are among her many acTivi'l'ies. Oufside of school she was Presidenf, Vice Pres- idenT, SecreTary and Treasurer of her Y and on The San Mafeo Marlins Swim Club. Her fufure plans include The Universify of California and a career as a zoologisT.

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ROBERT WILLIAM DEETZ Doing easily what others find rlijfiicult is talent Although Bob does have very green eyes, he isn't really a cat except when he's playing his tenor saxaphone. He is a faithful member of the group who provides the rest of us with en- ioyable music on many a Friday night -the Rec Band. Bob also plays in the school band and was a member of the Sophomore Assembly Band. His hob- by, as might be guessed, is music, and his secret ambition is to record a rock 'n' roll record. Besides music, Bob takes an active part in his Hi-Y group. Bob plans to attend the Col- lege of San Mateo nekt year. DIANNE EDGAR DILLON In her society, what harmony and pure delight She will always be remembered for her friendly smile and her shiny dark hair. A transfer from Missouri in her sophomore year, she has participated on several A.G.S. Committees, as A. G.S. Publicity Chairman, Assistant Business Manager of the yearbook, in the A.F.S. Fashion show, in many ral- lies and in the Junior and Senior As- semblies, and as Junior Prom Decora- tion Committee Chairman. Other ac- tivities include Tabi-foo Y President and Treasurer. She will always re- member the great organization of the clubs, the dances, and the spirit and especially the red Her fu- ture plans include Southern Methodist University. 'Wk , . 'il BRIAN W. DOUGLAS He who has health, has hopeg and he who has hope, has everything That '40 Ford, so familiar to all of us, contains a Future Farmer. Brian plans to go to Davis and study animal hus- bandry. During his four years at Bur- lingame, he contributed to the spirit he will always remember, by playing in the band, participating in term plays and varsity track. Junior Achieve- ment and his church group occupied some of his out of school hours. Brian could often be seen scurrying to class and lust making it by the last bell. His sincerity and fine appear- ance will aspure him success. 28 i i fig A s fi r ROBERT WARREN DODGE He that is slow to show anger is better than the mighty The speed of the Air Force may re- duce his desire to win Lef Mans in an American car. er his itch in the Air Forc , he lan to ta' O Sgme cg! ge tel spir t adzisgnt hi 'into 3 grace, sity rack, cross country, woxbim a Block B and made him a me ber of the Order Commission. Bob says it will be a long time be- fore he forgets the gruelling cross country workouts. He took a very ac- tive part in the Westminister Fellow- ship activities at the First Presbyter- ian Church. EVELYN REGINA DORE Grace was in her step, heaven in her eye Linda will always be remembered for her poise and her friendliness. Dur- ing her tour years at Burlingame she has been active as head of the A.G.S. Activities Committee, Business Man- ager ot the Yearbook, President ot the Scholarship Society, on the Stand- ing Nominating Committee, Vice President of the French 'Club, A.F.S. Club, Rally Commission, Pep Club, and C.S.F. for six semesters. Other activities include Y group, Tabi-foo. Linda, the girl who was always ready to help anyone, will remember the wonderful kids and teachers and the neat spirit at Burlingame. Burlingame will miss this popular senior. Y'-rv LINDA LORRAINE DOWRICK What passion cannot Music raise and quell? l.inda's four years at Burlingame have helped to prepare her for a future as an airline hostess or a secretary. She plans to study at the College of San Mateo or to go to a business col- lege. While at Burlingame, Linda was a member of the Music Club, the Nurses Club, and various A.G.S. Com- mittees. I am sure Linda enioyed many good times as a member of Meid Chings Tri-Y Group. Linda will never forget all the friends she made at Burlingame. She will also remem- ber the wonderful football games. s KAREN ELIZABETH DUFOUR Some credit in being jolly The wonderful spirit at the Tournament of Champions and the very successful Carnival will always stay in Karen's mind as her memory of her four years at Burlingame. Duf, as her friends call her, kept herself very busy with many activities which included the Spanish Club, A.G.S. Social Service, Girls' Block B, and after school sports. Duf especially likes sports and went out for hockey, basketball, and badmin- ton. Her secret ambition is to go to Stanford, but her real plans include the College of San Mateo followed by San Jose State. She will always be working for her teaching credentials. 5' eff fb JULIA JOY EDRINGTON Fine art is that in which the hand, the head, and the heart of man go together Julie can usually be found drawing or taking pictures. Since doodling is her hobby, you can see why she plans to become an art teacher. While at Burlingame, Julie was a member of the Photography Commission, the B staff, A.F.S. Club, German Club, Ad- visory Board, and Art Commission. She was the Photography Commission- er and President of the Camera Club. Her participation in after school sports led her to become a member of the Golden B. Even though her se- cret ambition is to become a famous astro-physicist, she plans to study art at San Francisco State. LINDA CLAIRE EBERITCH No spring nor summer beauty hath such grace, As I have seen in one autumnal face Linda, better known as Clairelynne, transferred to Burlingame from Capu- :hino in her sophomore year. She got right into the swing of things here at Burlingame by ioining the Art Com- mission. Clairelynne also took part in the Junior Assembly. Her plans for the future include either going to the College of San Mateo or attend- ing a Fashion College in New York. Clairelynne's secret ambition is to at- tend Tobe Colwin School in New York and to become a fashion designer or consultant. Even though Femme Sans Hommes Tri-Y takes up much of Clairelynne's spare time, she still 'finds time to sew and design. WILLIAM CARTER EDINGER A thing well said will be wit in all languages This tall, dark-haired senior was known for his mastery of and proficiency in many of the fine arts. Bill played a way out piano for the Mastertones, a iazz quartet, and also excelled in creative writing and the ability to use the English language. The Scholarship Society, Order Commission, Choral, Music Club, Creative Writing Club, Track team, and the vice presidency of the Engineering Club helped Bill's four years pass rapidly. The inside of a cabaret or a classroom will be Bill's future habitat, but he will be sorely missed at Burlingame. l 1 l V