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

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Pwwmig AKIN ALPTUNA Our exchange student from Turkey . . . has found an international key to popularity at Blingum . . . im- mediately became a participant in A.F.S. club, Knight-Owls Hi-Y . . . member of cross-country and swim- ming teams . . . hobbies: collects stamps and plays the piano . . . Ambition: architectural engineering , . . good luck and goodbye. I5 CU' CRAIG ANDERSON Cheerful, quietly enthusiastic, alert in appearance . . .'will recall Mr. Keeler and his tests among his more vivid memories of Burlingame . . . favorite pastimes: cars, hunt- ing, water skiing and boating. 01, iqeo .A -ul X-1 JACKIE AMANN Bubbling with laughter . . .1 an asset to any class . . . her activi- ties included Publicity Commission, French, Latin and A.F.S. clubs, Big 'n' Little Sisters, Secretary of C.S.F, . . . she enioys swimming and horseback riding . . . her organiza- tional abilities should prove invalu- able in college and in Dental Hygiene, her vocational choice. JOYCE CAROL ANTHONY Fun-loving, natural, with a winning way . . . busy during all four years, her activities included Rally Com- mission, Junior Yearbook Editor, Big 'n' Little Sisters, Publicity Com- mission, and A Cappella . . . per- fect in the role of Peter Panther . . . on to college and a career in nursing. DEAN RICHARD AKEY Supplied thrills in Frosh-Soph and varsity football . . . participated in Camera Club, Junior Statesmen, yearbook and B photography.. . Junior Class president . . . active in Bohemians Hi-Y and ,Methodist Church group . . . hobbies: me- chanics and cars . . . secret am- bition: to keep a car in running condition for at least a year . . . future plans include fields of math and science. THOMAS STEWART AMBROSE More often seen than heard . . member of Bohemes Hi-Y . . . spent a year in Nevada but re- turned to make Burlingame his Alma Mater . . . mechanically minded . , . cars are his main interest. ff' .- Q, ' ix ' 0 SUZANNE LORRAINE ARNOLD Happy-go-lucky Suzie . . . par- ticipated in Future Nurses' Club, Frosh and Soph class assemblies, A Capella , . . president of Pupuli Tri-Y, CYI church group . . . her interests include dancing and camp- ing . . . her secret ambition is to be a veterinarian . . . she will aways remember her friends from Burlingame. BARBARA ALVAREZ A busy Miss with a list of activities twice her size . . . President of thei . . . e Homemaking Club, Vice-Presid ntl of A.F.S. club and C.S.F., member, of Rec Council . . . enioys skii and ice skating . . . full of am ng' bi-- tion and get up and go . . . she sets her sights on Stanford. PETER DANIEL ANDRADE Danny . . . an outstanding member of Burlingame's baseball team for four years . . . avid and succe ful bowler . . . intends to enroll SS' i 0 College of San Mateo next year. , H , L. , , W J , ., ,g vi

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l l l l l l l DONALD JOHN BAKER -Don . . . talkative and pleasant . . . known to enioy his daily 'snoozes in sixth period Study Hall . . . member, of French Club . . . can be found working at the local bowling alley . . . plans to spend his college days at San Jose. SAMUEL S. BELL Sam . . . quiet in manner, but gets a bang out of guns and cars . . . College of San Mateo and Coast Guard enlistment are his plans for the future . . . grad night will be a big part of memories of B.H.S. WILLIAM EUGENE ARTHUR Tex . . . appreciated for his co- operativeness and friendliness to all . . . sports enthusiast in swim- ming and football . . . the I957 basketball championship will be a part of his memories . . . future plans include college and marriage. ELIZABETH JANE BARTHELMESS Betsy . . . effervescent, sharp- witted, well-traveled . . . trans- ferred as a iunior from Crystal Springs: participated in A Cappella and drama . . . at Burlingame, ac- tive in Future Nurses Club, Big 'n' Little Sisters Committee . . . Job's Daughters, and the YMCA .... memories of Burlingame: the Little Big Game and the frantic lunches at Hasty Tasty . . . College aim- Colorado . . . a veneer of frivglity -beneath it a well of genuine character. JEAN ANN BENNINGHOVEN A smile for everyone . . . unex- pected humor . . . excellent illus- tration of efficiency in her work as Secretary of the A.G.S., Secre- tary of the Rally Commission and Vice-Chairman of the Advisory Board . . . athletic abilities and interests enabled her to become both President of the G.A.A. and Girls' Athletics Commissioner . . . superior in sailing and skiing . . . President of her T-ri1Y . . . hopes to make the University of Califor- nia her next Alma Mater. I7 ROBERT BACH Bob . . . iournalistic ability and wry sense of humor . . . talents led to varied positions: Associate Justice of Student Court, Sports Ed- itor of the B, member of the Order Commission . . . enioys swimming and most other sports . . . has played the piano for eleven years . . . Cal is his goal for next year. DAVID L. BEATTY Quiet in appearance, moderate in manner . . . active in basketball, baseball, and swimming . . . mem- ber of the Y.M.C.A .... main in- terests: fishing, swimming, and the out-doors . . . next fall he plans to be found on some college cam- pus. CHERYL BENSON Essence of humor . . . Rally Com- mission, Art Commission, Year- book Sales, and Junior Prom Dec- oration Committee . . . Secretary and Chaplain of Tiara Dea Tri-Y . . . Job's Daughters . . . main interests: water-skiing and dancing . . . plans for the future include college and secretarial work. JUDITH ANN BARRY Blond, sweet, and unlfailingly hon- est . . . entered Blingum in late freshman year . . . made up for lost time by ioining Publicity and Drama Commissions, B Staff, after-school sports, and the term play casts . . . future goals: Col- lege of San Mateo and then a career . . . fondest memory: the nervousness, fun, and hard work of the term plays. JANE AASTA BENNECOFF Janey . . . the sparkle of a wed- ding ring soon to be seen on her finger . . . contributed her time and efforts to the Pep, Latin, and Press Clubs, Yearbook and B staffs, and Publicity Commission . . . Job's Daughters, Tri-Y, and Junior Daughters of the King . . . helpfulness appreciated by all. Y 5' 'T 9741