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

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mfr ' ff rt , ' .5 . -' w,' ' J 'F MARGARET ANN KING Radiant red hair . . . a flashing smile . . . contributed services to her church as treasurer of the Bop- tist Youth Fellowship . . . main in- terests: painting and other forms of art . . . Ann will recall from her four years at B.H.S. the Rec Dances and her many friends. FREDERIC O. KOEHN Fred . . . congenial, artistic . . . participated in baseball in iunior and senior years . . . diligently put his talents to work on the term play sets . . . would enioy a future posi- tion in the 9001. income tax bracket . . . remembers the Little-Big Games and the 1958 Carnival . . . plans to study engineering or archae- ology in college. 4.51 ,TM- d 1 lx Z. N J, 51' X i'.-. ELLEN KAUFFMAN Exciting appearance . . . transfer from Crystal Springs in her iunior year: active on the Charity, Year- book, and Dance Committees . . . on the Art Commission at Burlin- game . . . talented in modern ballet and would like to make it her career . . . characterized by un- concerned abstractness. CAROL ANNE KILLEAN Entered Burlingame in the senior year atter attending Carlmont for the preceding three years . . . par- ticipated in the Carlmont Girls' Club . . . at present she belongs to a Carlmont Tri-Y . . . after high school she plans to work in a bank . . . known for her quiet manner. ERNEST KLEIN Ernie . . . an ardent car fan . . . outside of school was an active participant in the Sea Scouts . . . secret ambition: to ride to classes in a go-cart . . . main interests: cars and food . . . the event he will re- member most about B.H.S. is pick- ing up papers on Carolan Avenue . . . plans atter graduation include college and the Air Force . . . wants to make electronic engineer- ing his vocation. 4-,,--1-Y.,-7 , L V - .,., W, ,ri-is,.'..i,i-,-5, - . - t- ' ' 1: ?fsf'cYi'?7 ' ' - ' ' I' ' ' - DAULTON DOWNEY KOHLER Warm, buoyant, and sincere . . . school activities include Future Teachers, Pep, and Spanish Clubs, A.G.S. Activities Committee, Art Commission, A Cappella, and Senior Cabinet . . . participated in Frosh and Soph assemblies . . . Treasurer and Vice-President of Aki-Aki-Wahine Tri-Y . . . secret ambition: to become an archaeolo- gist and explore the Egyptian tombs . . . sights set on elementary teaching . . . contagious amiability. 2 JAMES KNUDSEN Attended B.H.S. for his freshman, iunior, and senior years and Los Gatos High School for his sopho- more year . . . at Los Gatos, Jim was active in B and Frosh-Soph basketball and B track . . . vivid memories of Burlingame - Senior Dress-up Day and Mrs. Phinney. HENRY DALE KRABBENSCHMIDT Ambitious at his outside work . . . interested in radios . . . member of the San Mateo Radio Club . . . secret ambition: to sail to the South Seas . . . a bright future as an electronic engineer. . W ' 'i '4' JAMES T. KIRK Jim . . . an ardent music lover . . . B.H.S. exploited his talents on the bass fiddle in our orchestra . . . will recall colorful memories of the fabulous String Orchestra trip to Europe . . . main interest could only be-music . . . a calm de- meanor coincides with high intelli- gence. ARTHUR DAVID KOERNER Determined and diligent . , . Dave's secret ambition: to be the owner of a Stanley Steamer . . . hobby: railroads . . . did his part at B.H.S. by assisting the Activities Commission at football games . . . will remember Mr. Fertig's refer- ences to sections of math as a cook book . . . plans to attend the College of San Mateo and later the University of Utah. ri-1-gn.. , .V 9 sw Y 5, 25' IGQQQ, 5' -Q sz

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WILLIAM A. HURST Bill . . . talkative and curious . . . entered Burlingame as a sophomore . . . interest and activities ex- pressed in one word-cars . . . post-graduation plans include en- listment in the service. RONALD HARDING JENSEN Ron . . . an intriguing personality . . . starred in 30's basketball and varsity track . . . secret ambition: to have health, wealth, and wisdom in his old age . . . main interests: psychology and athletics . . . will remember the NCS track finals in i957 and 58 . . . plans for the future include further study and a career in either writing or engineer- ing. TP: JANICE HOGLIEVINA Jan . . . entered B.H.S. in her sophomore year . . . active in the Homemaking Club, Music Club, and A Cappella Choir . . . hobbies: sewing and improving her home- making skills . . . will remember her first frightening day at Burlin- game as a soph . . . after gradua- tion intends to work and attend night school. CAROL ANN IVES With a song in her heart . . . A superior soprano voice gained Carol justifiable recognition in A Cappella . . . President and Vice- President of Baptist Youth Fellow- ship: worked diligently on commit- tees and singing groups . . . her main interest coincides with her hopes for the future-a singing career . . . an air of kindly, gentle seriousness. JULIE ANNE JOHNSTON Persistent and persuasive . . . par- ticipant in A.G.S. Assemblies . . . Junior Prom Decorations Committee . . . after-school sports . . . Secre- tary of Piccoli Diovoli Tri-Y . . . hobby: sewing . . . will remember most the friends she made at B.H.S .... plans for a college edu- cation and later secretarial work. ROBERT C. HOPKINS A natural smile . . . ambitious Bob, an active member of Burlingame Bowl Junior Exhibition League: Burlingame-San Mateo 4-H Club . . . hobbies: bowling and follow- ing the stock market . . . will treasure always his friendships made with teachers and classmates . . . after graduation plans to at- tend University of California at Davis to study Veterinary Medicine . . . quiet at work, vibrant at play. ELINOR JEAN JACOBS El . . . loyal, understanding, per- sonable . . . many activities include Rally Commission, A.G.S. Activities, Assemblies, and Hospitality Com- mittees, C.S.F .... participated in frosh, soph, and A.G.S. Assemblies . . sophomore and iunior co-editor and senior editor of the yearbook . . . member of D'Amites Tri-Y . . . memories of B.H.S. include signing yeorbooks and farewell assemblies . . . plans to attend the University of California at Berkeley. SUSAN LYNN JOHNSTON Strongly determined to do every- thing well . . . especially active in the literary fields at B.H.S. as frosh and senior class editor of the Year- book, Page one editor of the B, and Publicity Commissioner . . . also served as Secretary-Treasurer of the senior class and secretary of the Advisory Board . . . friendli- ness and the ability to do work hard and well are Sue's main as- sets . . . after graduation plans to attend U.C.L.A. KATHERINE ANN HUTTON Kathy . . . pleasant, helpful . . . active participant in Future Nurses, Latin, and Homemaking Clubs . . . Vice-President of Job's Daughters . . . Junior Achievement . . . Pen- insula Hospital Junior Auxiliary . . . remembrances of B.H.S. in- clude Tournament of Champions and the bomb scares . . . plans for the future: c career in either teach- ing or medicine. . me .QS tt, Z ROBERT W. JOHNSON Bob . . . friendly, benevolent, ath- letic . . . Boys' Block B Society . . . Order Commission . . . Junior Achievement . . . varsity tennis . . . secret ambition: to tear down the corridor on a motorcycle . . . mem- orable events: football games ond water fights . . . main interests: snow and water skiing, swimming . . . talent evidenced in the build- ing of his own boat . . . looks for- ward to college. 'Sf-fl. uf-. 1 ' Wes .: if AL Elk- -. f. 'Eff' f I fist-it qi :

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'IFS' THEODORE H. KRUTSCHNITT Ted . . . friendly and mischievous . . . President of A.F,S. Club and Associate Justice of the Student Court . . . member of C.S.F., Stand- ing Nominating Committee, French Club, and Knight Owls Hi-Y , . . will be found next fall at Stanford maioring in business administration. J 'ff'- ' MICHAEL Z. LANDY Mike . . . nonchalant humor when least expected . . . entered B.H.S. as a Sophomore from Las Vegas . . . will remember his many friends . . . plans to attend U.S.C. SANDRA KRILOFF Poised, witty, sophisticated . . . very chic . . . despises slang . . . excelled in drama as shown by three term plays . . . was a mem- ber of A.G.S. Hospitality, Assem- blies, and Publicity Committees . . . to be a prima ballerina is her secret ambition. SHARON CLAYTON LAKE Excelled in the field of music . . . lent her talents to Band, Orchestra, and A Cappella . . . served as Music Commissioner . . . will long remember the fun of marching through the slush during band prac- tice . . . habitual member of C.S.F. . . . found time to participate in French, Music, and A.F.S. Clubs, and two A.G.S. Committees . . . looks eastward towards Wellesley. ALAN ROBERT LARKIN Al . . . interests center around sports . , . participated in frosh- soph, varsity baseball, J.V. and varsity football , . . member of Bohemians Hi-Y . . . spontaneous smile and friendliness. JONATHAN GENE KRISCHER Jon . . . genial and intelligent . . . backed by an impressive sports record: frosh-soph football, 30's basketball, cross-country, and track, his specialty . . . Sunday morning vision on the track field in prac- tice , . . C.S.F. membership illus- trated brains in addition to brawn . . . Spanish Club and Block B . . . anticipates study and a career in the field of chemistry. MICHAEL R. LAMANET A transfer to B.H.S. in his iunior year . . . a participant in track and basketball . . . will always remember Vic . . . well-liked senior who would add sparkle to any group. GEORGE LAYTON Amusing and engaging wit . . . familiar figure on the gridiron . . . two years on the varsity football team . . . athletic skill reAogRiie'd by All-P.A.L. status . . . in the cast of many term plays . . . secret am- bition: to be a brain, MAXINE SHARON KURTZ Max . . . well-liked, pert, and cheerful . . . best known for her widely-read gossip column in the B . . . enioys skiing and swim- ming . . . participated in A.G.S. Activities and Assemblies Commit- tees, Rally and Publicity Commis- sions, and French Club, while main- taining her membership in C.S.F. . . . worked in Junior Achievement and served as an officer in her Tri-Y group . . . next stop-Cal at Berkeley. LOIS ELIZABETH LARISH Versatile, busy, but always ready with a cheerful smile . . . love for tennis proven by her success as President of Girls' Tennis Club . . . varied activities included playing the flute in band and orchestra, serving as an officer in her Y group . . . participated in the Music, Homemaking, A.F.S., and Spanish Clubs and Job's Daughters . . . her sincere manner and proven ability guarantee her success in the field of creative arts. 4 IP .im -or'