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

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SALLY NOEL CAMP Active and affable-said to al- ways be around when needed . . . talented member of the B' staff and Music Club . . . A.G.S. Scholarship and Social Service Committees, C.S.F., and the Azusa- waiioii Tri-Y . . . future plans in- clude college and a career, but Sally will long remember Burlin- game's crowded halls and spirit for the Little-Big games. 1 1 MARILYN FRANCIS COLBERG Unique as both artist and person . . . noted for her creativity and candor . . . talents were appreci- ated by the Art Commission and the A.G.S. Publicity Committee . . . outside interests in Junior Achieve- ment and B.B.G., her church group . . . these some talents should carry her far in her chosen field of interior decoration. Y, ff R ' . fem Q' ile- JERRY ANN BURNSIDE Pretty, peppy, and popular . . . active as Grid Princess for 3 years, Pom Pon Girl for 2 years, and Girls' Swimming Captain and Man- ager . . . active in after-school sports and assemblies . . . particu- lar fondness for skiing, whether on sea or snow . . . memories will in- clude those of yearbook signing time . . . higher education at a college or university is a part of her futu-re. GLENN ARTHUR CARROLL Quite an active guy . . . Rally Commission, varsity swimming, stage crew, French Club, and Photog- raphy Club . . . member of a church youth group . . . interesting future plans: to study forestry at C.S.M. and Cal . . . remembers most Mr. Harger's crazy tests which guaranteed laughs while you flunked. MICHAEL DEE BURTNETT Mike . . . well-liked class individ- ualist . . . A.F.S. representative to France, Vice President of the Senior Class, Music, and French Clubs, Photography Commissioner, and Chairman of the Advisory Board . . . member of the Art Commission and Peninsula Arts and Crafts As- sociation . . . officer of the Knight Owls Hi-Y . . . plans to attend S.F. State and do post-graduate work in Parris as a background for a career in the arts . MARGARET NENA CH EATHAM Entertaining Meg . . . a member of a Tri-Y, the Newman Club, and Junior Achievement . . . loves ski- ing in the snow, and horseback riding . . . will remember the Car- nival and the String Orchestra's trip to Europe. STEFFANIE COMPEAU Steffi . . . from Crystal Springs School to Blingum . , . quickly welcomed into the Senior Class . . . entered with activities behind her: Glee Club, Yearbook, Rally and Dance Committees . . . kept on with girls sports and the role of Patti Panther . . . main in- terests include skiing of both vari- eties and swimming . . . will recall the spirit of B.H.S. students and the night football games . . . will be remembered for her part in the colorful activities. .IOAN CATHERINE COMROE Entered our class as a Soph . . . remembers most: B.H.S. friendliness to her as a transfer . . . activities: Vice President of Spanish Club, member of Latin Club, A.G.S. Schol- arship Committee, C.S.F., A.F.S. Club, Yea-rbook Staff, and Yaunimi Wahena Tri-Y . . . known for her long, curly eyelashes . . . intelli- gence and sincerity will take her far in the college life ahead. MICHAEL JOSEPH CARBONI Mike . . . outstanding athlete with quite a record . . . Frosh football, B track, B basketball, I year of varsity basketball and wrestling, 2 years of varsity track, and 3 years of varsity football . . . has a Frosh Class presidency to his oredit . . . handsome, popular . . . an all-round nice guy. DIANE MARIE COLLINS Di . . . possessor of an analytical and understanding mind . . . lent a helpful and artistic hand to the Publicity and Art Commissions and the A.G.S. Hospitality Committee, in addition to participation in A Cappella, the Picolli Diavoli Tri-Y, and Methodist Youth Fellowship . . . aspires to a degree from Willamette University in sociology.

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BONNIE MARIE BREUER Easily recognizable by her long blond hair . . . participated in Future Nurses Club, A.G.S. Big 'n' little Sisters Committee, Junior Achievement, Job's Daughters, and Piccoli Diavoli Tri-Y . . . the crowd- ed halls and P.E. classes are the chief characteristics of Blingum that Bonnie will remember . . . hopes to enter Cal as a freshman next fall. JOHN BUNCH Johnny . . . talent and interest in shopwork . . . an avid fisherman . . . future plans include service to his country-Navy style. DONALD BORDA Don . . . has been active in fresh- man baseball and 30's basketball . . . a key man on Burlingame's varsity football team during his years here . . . member of Greeks Hi-Y . . . his future includes the Army and college . . . love for fun coupled with an easy-going nature. HARRY RAYMOND BRAGG Ray . . . blond, athletic, friendly . . . quiet demeanor often punc- tuated by wry humor . . . mainstay of swimming team, also active in Block B . . . climaxed service on Student Court by election as school's leading iurist-Chief Justice . . . roles in Hi-Y and DeMolay added to already full schedule of this popular senior . . . college educa- tion is in the future. ,J 4., A yt. LA MAR BROWN Buzzy to most . . . enioys basket- ball, cars, and all of their related activities . . . Grad Night is the night and event he will most ire- member . . . plans to be a part of the freshman class at C.S.M. next fall. I BARBARA JEAN BURGESS Barb . . . a congenial friend . . . active and hardworking as Records Commissioner, President of Future Teachers, Secretary of the A.F.S. Club, Secretary of Golden B , and Business Editor of this yearbook . . . member of A.G.S. Scholarship Committee, Latin and French Clubs, C.S.F., and the Drama Commission . . . hopes for the future include Cal and a maior in International Relations which may lead to study and a life abroad. PATRICIA ANNE BUCHANAN Pretty Pat . . . loves travel, swim- ming, and horseback-riding . . . active in class assemblies, A.G.S. Activities Committee, and her Tri-Y . . . wants to let her hair grow to her waist . . . will remember most her Latin I class and the Rec Dances. 'J' I i -if ' ' , JAMES LATHROP BURGESS Serious, mature, and always con- siderate . . . a well known actor, has led casts in several term plays . . . a member of A.F.S., Spanish Club, and the Drama Commission . . . President of Knight Owls Hi-Y and his church youth group . . . future plans: college and the min- istry . . . will always remember the friendliness of the students and the faculty of Burlingame. SUSAN D. BRITAIN Talented Sue . . . aspires for fame as a commercial artist . . . activi- ties: Assistant Art Editor of the Yearbook in her Junior year, Art Editor in senior year, member of the A.F.S. Club, Spanish. Club, A.G.S. Publicity Committee, Art Commission, C.S.F., and Treasurer of Yaunimi Wahena Tri-Y . . . quiet but frank, respected by all . , . plans to attend California College of Arts and Crafts next year. TERESA ARLENE BUNCH Terry, a girl with an unusual in- terest in geology and other sciences . . . hardworking and friendly . . . enthusiastic member of Music and Business Clubs and Science Semi- nar Group . . . belonged to the Rainbow Girls . . . looks forward to a college education-a possible science maior. F,-3131?

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SUSAN COSTA Favorite expression, Be logical . . . active on Art Commission, Publicity Commission, and A.G.S. Hospitality Committee . . . a mem- ber of Pupuli Wahine Tri-Y . . . will remember the Tournament of Champions and her first college board . . . her happy disposition makes her a popular member of any group. TONI CAROLYN DAVIS South of the Border her theme song . . . member of Homemaking Club and Spanish Club . . . parti- cipant in Azusawaiioii Tri-Y . . . member of the Methodist Church Youth Group . . . secret ambition will remain a secret . . . future plans include: College of San Mateo, travel, and marriage . . . will remember the fun she's had when she should have been study- ing . . . good luck to Burlingame's Mexican aficionada. L DAVID LAWRENCE COOPER Dave . . . interest in combination of dramatic and electronic fields . . . served as Assistant Stage Manager and cast member of term play productions . . . aid in the installation of stereo in the audi- torium . . . secret ambition: to pre- side over the 20th Century Fox Film Corporation, by way of study at an R.C.A. Institute. GRACE VIRGINIA DANIELS Exponent of the practical view- point . . . participant in Student Council, Nuf-fo-Lluf Tri-Y, Westmin- ster Fellowship, Job's Daughters, Junior Achievement, Rally Commis- sion, C.S.F., and French and Latin Clubs . . . Assemblies Commission- er . . . Armenian Ambassador to B.H.S .,.. a rare combination of a volatile personality coupled with a sensitive nature . . . her secret ambition: to head the Team- sters . . . hopes to attend Stanford next year. 7 ii,r,.f... fu. , VIRGINIA MAE DEIMEL Genie . . . known for her long blond hair and her cheerful dis- position . . . a transfer in her Sophomore year from Crystal Springs School . . . member of Latin, A.F.S., and Homemaking Clubs, A.G.S. Scholarship Commit- tee and C.S.F. . participated in after-school swimming . . . outside activities include: Nuf-fo-Lluf Tri-Y, Cambridge Club, and Junior Achievement . . . secret ambition: to own a I85 horsepower speed- boat to take all her friends water- skiing . . . hopes for a career in science. CAROLYN ANN CORBELLI A vivacious transfer in the middle of her sophomore year . . . parti- cipated in A.G.S. Assemblies and Hospitality Committees, Rally and Publicity Commissions, after-school sports, and Junior Achievement . . . member of Panther Tracks Staff and Vice President of Tiara Dea Tri-Y . . . P.A.A. 1957 diving cham- pion . . . plans to attend U.C.L.A. and maior in bacteriology . . . her carefree, optimistic attitude makes her welcome wherever she goes. LINDA EVELYN DAVIS Davy . . . could often be found on Cloud Nine . . . activities, activi- ties, activities: Editor of Panther Tracks 1960, Secretary-Treasurer of G.A.A., Art Commissioner, and Vice President of the Golden B Soci- ety . . . girls sports, A.F.S., C.S.F., and Spanish Club . . . Chaplain of Yaunimi Wahena Tri-Y . . . finds a little good in everyone, a con- scientious dreamer . . . a sure suc- cess in some phase of art . . . next activity on her list: college or art school. MARTHA IRENE DE LARIOS A transfer in her Junior year . . . made new friends easily . . . Sec- retary of the Spanish Club, Presi- dent of Future Nurses Club, and girls sports editor of Panther Tracks . . . member of C.S.F., Future Teachers Club, A.F.S. Scholarship Committee, G.A.A. Cabinet . . . Azusawaiioii Tri-Y presidency . . . a fan of BurIingame's basketball games . . . the teaching field will welcome o girl who always is thinking of others. 22 LAWRENCE H. CRAVALLO Larry . . . spirited friend and ath- lete . . . basketball, track, cross country and tennis . . . would en- ioy a switch-about with the Dean of Boys . . . extremely interested in cars and their structures . . . future plans promise study and success in the field of architecture. ROBERT JOEL DE GRILLA Blob . . . always eager with a ioke or prank . . . interests in addition to humor include cars and hunting . . . Spanish Club and Church group member . . . plans for a year of study at C.S.M. prior to entrance at Stanford or Cal. sity.