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

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if Q 1 1 yy Presenting The Class of 1961 5,1 '-Q13 f., . us .f '. ' if 3 -if 1, f W 'F w .1-.0 1.,fL re-L -1 N2 ' ,, Q-Q: :fl Sharron Kay Ahern Sherry, a combination of attractiveness and friendliness, was a member of the Pep Club, Rec. Council, Year- book staff, and was president of her Y. She is known for often being con- fused or late, and for always being bright and cheerful. Sherry enjoys An- nelxes Carboni's school spirit. She hopes to attend Colorado Womans' College. Diane Carolyn Albracht Vivacious Diane will he remembered as the blond-haired instigator of al- most any club activity around B.H.S. She was president and secretary-treas urer of the Latin Club and president and cabinet member of C.S.F. She was also active in A.G.S. Scholarship and Social Service Committees, Music Club, Nun-ses' Club, Golden HB . A.F.S. Club, and was on Yearbook staff as Head Junior Editor and mem- ber of the Senior Write-up Committee. Diane's future looks bright as she hopes to attend Smith. Stanford. or Wellesley. Donna Almquest Pretty blonde Donna, one of the newer additions to our class, entered Bur- lingame this year. She quickly became a welcome member of the Future Nurses' Club, the A.G.S. Social Serv- ice Committee, and G.A.A, Donna will remember the friendliness to new students and the school spirit of Bur- lingame. We will remember her will- ingness to help, Next year, Donna hopes to enter Cal. Leonard Gene Anderson While at Burlingame, Leo went out for 10's and 20's basketball. swim- ming. and tennis, Leo's other school activities have included Block B , Yearbook Sports Editor, li Sports Editor, and A.Il.S. Activities, Outside of school. he has participated in a Hi-Y Club and Westminster Fellow- ship. His favorite expression is Hey Sport, Leo will always remember the Little-Big Games, Spirit Week, and the li staff. His future plans in- clude attending San Francisco State where he hopes to major in journal- ism. 4 V sqfi 't TW' Q 1 l David M. Adams Dave, well-liked and casual, was a member of the Frosh, J.V., and Var- sity football teams, swimming team, and the Order Commission. He is also a'member of the Playboys Y. Dave will always remember doing his home- work and Merlin Lewel1in's moods with his glasses off. To be a high school. football star is Dave's secret ambition. .Dave plans to serve six months active duty in the Marines and then attend the College of San Mateo. Elizabeth Pierce Aldrich Elizabeth, better known to her friends as Libba, can easily be recognized by her .perpetual smile and friendliness. Dluring her four years at Burlingame, Libba has been active in the Music, Latin, French, and A.F.S. Clubs, A.G.S. Social Service Committee, and the Music Commission. She has also served as Yearbook Activity Editor and vice-president and secretary of the Music Club. Besides these many ac- t1v1t1es, Libba has also found time to be a member of the Ahatawaih Tri-Y and of her church group. Libba plans to attend Antioch College in Ohio Anastasia Diane Theresa Victoria Annigoni The Fury Stricken Kid is known for being a little bit beat, a bit bohemian, and a lot Italian. She has taken part in Choral and A Cappella and was vice-president of her Y. Diane's future is undecided but she is bound to do well. She would like to start out by owning allavender Jag- uar and an ocelot tpink perhaps?l. She won't forget Miss Longley and Mrs. Larson who helped her so much. She will be remembered at Burlingame for her warm, out-going personality.