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

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i PATRICIA LEE FORD VICTORIA DELLA FIGONE Vivacious and enthusiastic . . . an ideal Pom-Pon girl . . . outstand- ing athletic leader: captain of swimming, basketball, and volley- ball teams . . . secret ambition is to swim for the Olympic Team . . . outside hobbies: art and de- signing . . . has more than earned her widespread popularity with the Burlingame Student Body. KENNETH R. FORD, JR. Ken . . . a friendly, pleasant per- son . . . a whiz on the tennis court . . . member of Knight Owls Hi-Y, De Molay, and the Methodist Church Group , . . Cal at Berkeley and dental school comprise his future plans. Pat, a very friendly girl . . . activi- .95 ties include A.G.S. Social Service Committee and Nurses Club . . . enioys sketching and painting for relaxation . . . career: to work for one of the airlines . . . secret am- bition: to travel around the world. BRIAN ERIC FREEMAN A sports enthusiast during his three years at Burlingame . . . congenial and considerate . . . member of the cross country team and the track team . . . belonged to French and Camera Club . . . church youth group . . . a sports car fan . . . future includes training as a mech- anical engineer MARY JENEVIEVE FOSS Sincere and quiet . . . variety of interests: Music Club, Homemaking Club, badminton, modern dancing, Junior Achievement, and Job's Daughters . . . will remember the operas she attended while at B.H.S. . . . after business courses she hopes to work for the government . . . good luck to a hard worker. JAMES FRANCIS FREED Jim . . . good-looking, friendly, courteous, soft-spoken . . . Bell- armine's loss, Burlingame's gain . . . plays the guitar . . . will study business administration at college . . . plans to be a retailer . . . strong determination assures his success . . . always busy, yet never too busy to say Hi! LEROY ERNEST FRIEBEL Cheerful, friendly, unassuming . . . participated on Blingum's cross country team and enioys sports in general . . . plans for a college education and a career in the United States Navy. JEANNE ELIZABETH FRYE An industrious, active student . . . noted for her winsomeness . . . Junior Class Representative to G.A.A., Latin Club Secretary, and Rec Council Representative . . . member of A.G.S. Activities, Pep Club and Music Club . . . remem- bers best the mad rush to sell AFS cookies . . . plans for a career as a lab technician . . . her spirit and perseverance will lead her to success. MELVIN GEORGE FORREST Mel . . . good-natured and ready for fun .- . . fills time with studies, baseball, and cars . . . aspires for that special trophy at the drag strip . . . Vic's office-most re- membered . . . future plans involve the College of San Mateo. DON ETTA ANN FREGOSI Doni . . . petite and pretty . . . lent a helping hand to the Future Nurses Club, Big 'n' Little Sisters Committee, and Hospitality Com- mittees . . . of great help as bas- ketball statistician . . . other ac- tivities . . . Tri-Y, Luther League, Junior Achievement, Job's Daugh- ters, and the Rec Center . . . en- ioys ice skating and dancing . . . college is the next step in her future.

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355' 1 . : LYNN A. ELLIOTT El . . . a tall, lanky clown . . . excellent swimmer demonstrated by three year's participation on the Varsity Swimming Team . . . his witty personality contributed to sev- eral term plays and the Freshman assembly .- . . Chaplain of Sigma Rho Hi-Y . . . next step: college on the Point. DONN FARTHING Bones . . . tall, friendly, and likeable . . , welcome addition to both our student body and varsity basketball team in his iunior year . . . a college education is one of his goals. . fy ,sig 4 JOHN L. DUPREE Friendly, easy going, good look- ing . . . a transfer this year . . . activities at former school: Student Council for two years, Student Court, Junior play, Key Club, bas- ketball and track, Drama Club . . . Los Gatos' loss, Burlingame's gain. PHILIP HAROLD ESSNER Watch this boy, he's going places . . . likes everyone, everyone likes him . . . athletic ability in varsity basketball and swimming . . . of- fices held included: Sophomore Class President, Vice President of the Block B Society, member of the Student Council . . . classroom skills put him on Scholarship So- ciety . . . was found on Macy's High Set Council outside of school activities . . . future goals: Santa Clara College and the field of medicine or orthodontic. EDWARD LEONARD FENNELL Ed . . . likeable senior transfer from Serra . . . activities with the Padres included three years of membership in both the Art Club and boxing team . . . Newmvh Club . . . interests lie along the mechanical line-cars and motor- cycles . . . future plans undecided as yet. HAROLD MARSHALL ELLIOTTT Hal . . . relaxed attitude and sparkling grin . . . member of the Block B Society due to outstand- ing performances on both light- weight and varsity wrestling, track, and cross-country . . . President of the Air Explorers and member of Westminster Fellowship . . . will recall the fun and actions of the scout Triumvirate . . . future holds college education and service to his country in the Air Force. MARY ANNE FAHEY Exemplifies friendliness and sin- cerity . . . sense of humor . . . enjoyed meetings of the AFS Club . . . Disc Jockey Don Sherwood is high on her list of likes . . . motor- cycling is her secret ambition . . . plans for the future include a sec- retarial school and career. r 'X ' - - ,. E I 'S if' -', is 1 3+ , ,., It ,,,. ELEANOR LUCY FIELD Sincere, faithful, trustworthy . . . contributed to the success of Latin, French, and Future Nurses Clubs and the A.G.S. Publicity Committee . . . could be found on the tennis courts or at work in the library . . . a nursing career is her choice for the future . . . her many ad- mirable qualities have been sin- cerely appreciated by her class- mates and teachers. lm, -J '49 ..b-sf' ALICE VICTORIA ELLSWORTH Talented and eternally busy . . A.G.S. Big 'n' Little Sisters Chair- man, G.A.A. President, A.G.S. Sports Chairman, Student Director of the B.H.S. Pep Band, and Golden B Society member . . . Job's Daughters . . . musically versatile, outstanding on the piano, oboe, and bongos . . . already recog- nized for her talents as a Soropti- mist Youth of the Month, she looks forward to success as a concert pianist or symphony conductor. GAIL LYNN FAULKNER Transfer from Cap in 1957 . . . recognizable by the sparkle in her bright, blue eyes . . . active in A.G.S. Big 'n' Little Sisters Commit- tee and Junior Achievement . . . considers horseback riding and water skiing the perfect pastimes . . . aspirations for her future in- clude a career as a dental assist- ant or airline stewardess.

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L 1-jiri. -rzgay 5185, ixftg- - T I -2415, ' ,ng ,als rl fm- -i I, ' A ' JOHN MERLE GALLAWAY A future name in big business . . . participated in A.F.S. Club and the golf team . . . a member of Junior Achievement, Knight Owls Hi-Y,and a church youth group . . . his fa- vorite sport is golf . . . plans to attend college and maior in eco- nomics and finance . . . secret ambition: to become a millionaire on the stock market. ! CHARLES P. GEER Participated in basketball for two years and in term plays . . . a member of the French Club . . . active in a Hi-Y and in his church youth group, the Westminster Fel- lowship . . . a stamp collector and a sports enthusiast . . . plans to attend San Francisco State or the University of California to study teaching . . . perhaps he will some- day return to Burlingame in a dif- ferent role. ,i- .'5:s591 ' J- 'Xa 'VZ-'J' U ' ic dft' ,,:,..t. MARY ANN FU LLERTON Transfer from Seattle in her iunior year . . . came with a long list of activities: Girls' Club Committees, Ski and Swim Clubs, Torch Honor Society and atter-school sports . . . at Blingum: Big 'n' Little Sisters Committee, Publicity Commission, and atter-school swimming . . . main hobbies: skiing and swim- ming . . . wants to become an architect . . . a girl who loves to laugh-fun to be with. PATRICIA ANN GALLOWAY Pat . . . known for her witty, direct remarks . . . Spanish and A.F.S. Clubs, A.G.S. Activities, C.S.F., and Yearbook Staff . . . main interest outside of school ac- tivities: top salesmanager and treas- urer for Junior Achievement . . . President of Yaunimi Wahena Tri-Y . . . dreams of going through a whole school year without getting into the school pool . . . a girl who's always fun to be with, en- livens any group she's in, -mf -f N-sz - ,. v?gf'7 iEst V . .X -?2,.2,.sg' 94 k.7wT. Y?41'u' '. KATHERINE GETTINS Kathie . . . a food, fun, and music lover . . . President and Vice Presi- dent of Pupuli Wahine Tri-Y . . . participated in Nurses Club, Junior Auxiliary, and Job's Daughters . . . will remember the football games, rallies, and teachers of Blingum . . . plans to go to San Francisco City College for 2 years, then to San Jose State to train for a career as a kindergarten teacher. JOHN CLARKE GAGE A year as freshman in The Ameri- can School in Switzerland contri- buted to his continental attitude . . . always gives frank opinion . . . activities and offices included: J.V. football, varsity baseball, Pres- ident of French Club, President of C.S.F., member of A.F.S. Club and Photography Club . . . President of Knight Owls Hi-Y . . . favorite pastime: skiing . . . future aim: college and law school . . . matur- ity, stability, and potentiality are his greatest assets. H BARBARA ANNE GARRIDO Talented and spirited . . . admired for her acrobatic skills and show- I'h0t1Sl1ip . . . active in volleyball and basketball . . . member of A.G.S. Hospitality and Big 'n Little Sisters Committees, Pupuli Wahine Tri-Y . . . will direct her efforts toward business training in college next year . . , the Burlingame Blackout and the chimes signaling change of class will be fond mem- ories. JEAN MADELINE GIACALONE Jeannie with the light brown hair . . . sweet disposition . . . wants most of all to own her own horse . . . plans for future include San Jose State College and being a high school biology teacher . . . activities included German Club, Big 'n Little Sisters Committee, Fu- ture Teachers Club and Observation Class in Biology . . . her longest memo-ries will be the thrills and excitement of the Little-Big Games. r x I. 2,5 An, hiv' ' J Xl' Y 4. ' ' 5 -3 SUSAN KAREN GALLIHER Suzy . . . entered Burlingame as a senior from Sioux Falls, South Da- kota . . . at Washington High, membership in the Spanish Club had been her main activity . . . plans for a not so distant future include marriage and secretarial work. KAREN GELLERMAN Lost to San Mateo for one year but soon returned to the pleasure of her Blingum friends . . . activities included membership on the Stu- dent Council, Dance Commission, A.G.S. Cabinet, Big 'n Little Sisters Committee, A.G.S. Activities, and the Junior Prom Decoration Com- mittee . . . hopes to further studies at a college and become a teacher or social worker.