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

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l Joanne Lorraine Burkey 1 Joanne is known for her willowy ap- t pearance and sincere personality. Mr, i Pardini and Dr. Rossier are high on 1 the list of people this Senior will , remember. While at B.H.S.. she was a member of A.G.S. Activities, Latin '1 Club, and G.A.A., and was vice-presi- dent of her Tri-Y. Future plans in- , clude attendance at California State Polytechnic College and later a job as a stewardess. This career will give-her I a chance to fulfill her secret ambition. which is to fly a jet. my 997155: -fy i'f.wQ'?ezQf :af:5f5?g62if2fgff4.- 'Jaffe . Itw.Z.,5.,.'-,'fy3,5 . Nic, f f .. . f le 4 .12.-ff,i?i: 7311 ' f' 5, f ji 1 j Douglas Burrows og g .Q and close-crogsped hair places urxng his .J1 ' , QHEFS'-Jfat :'Burlmg7amq He par- glflhrand i arsity football, 'anti'-jiYars1ty, baseball, the the Or- a , gf gnQQ'C,S.F., and the Play- has served as presi- C ' and as chief jus- iif i x ii : ', 'l I Court. B'l1's mem- includei watching tiff ? football iiames on fall ,easing the wk on the f ff ' -before the Stu- ,a x I 1. that his future 52 , x 5im mQQ.QgfCK!u6g6. career at Cal. 3 i 1 I l l Janette Cain 4 A peppy, active member of our class. l Jan has been on the Finance Com- ' mission and the Rally Commission. 1 She also was a member of the Press Club, A.G.S. Publicity Committee. and A.G.S. Assemblies Committee. Active in G,A.A., she has been on the swim- ming, tennis. basketball, and hockev teams, First among her memories of Burlingame will be the football games and the spirited rallies. Jan is a skiing enthusiast. Her secret ambition is to fly a spy plane over Russia. She hopes to attend the College of the Pa- cific and then become a model. . . , 4 f' '. . V 1 at 1 fi -5 ff?-Eviitf' 'iff ., 'f ?,4'.f' 51, 1 5 5 , , if , ai . .V ,.., 55' ,tg -' -eo Q 5 1 f 45173 gf 'S ' ,..:t.,92..,.-if 5 ' Qi 7 9' . .. i .Annelies Carbon: ff QQ5datgk1eyed Annelies is one'oi ' gait?-:Xe 1 -xg l fgji,:,ChBl'lIl6I'S. Busy with . ,gQifgsuuvn1es, she was Krosh class x g? ' COIIIIIIQSSIOHEY. and ,gegancle .vice-president of the was also on the gflgilz,-'Little Sisters and Hos- Standmg Nomm' : J ag-'4,'gN,,,,A,Vittee, 'and the Assembly Q-Outside of school, J she g sgigggaetiveemernber of the Shimo- t . . ss5qXriQgeU1?-ieclded about were ' lives for the I 7 ' iil: ' i .2 l Christine Dolores Casey , Pretty, trim Chris has been an en- thusiastic Blingumite. She was on the i A.G.S. Publicity Committee and the ' A.G S. Scholarshi Committee . p , She has also been president of her Y. She 1 will remember most the night football i 1 games at Burlingame. She plans to go i to college, but she has no strong pref- erence for next vear, Chris does know. however. that she wants. someday. to study at the Sorbonne in Paris. 1 1 x .. ,.-,- '-,:.. , V . - e .tyya . ,W I C5 Albert C. Burnham Al is a real radio bug , He can be seen buzzing around thc school in a car with strange but impressive radio equipment on its back. He has been News Editor of the li and has par- ticipated in the Camera Club and Publicity Commission: he also be- longs to the San Mateo Radio Club. He will remember most the Little-liig games. Al plans to go to college. per- haps San Jose State, and then to have n career in business. Deanne Bybee Dee was the girl who passed out pret- zels and smiles in the cafeteria for three years. She was also an active participant in the Future Nurses' Club, Music Club, A.G.S. Committees. Raine bow Girls, and the Peninsula Hospital Junior Auxiliary. Dee's secret ambi- tion is to own a band of horses. Her future plans include attendance at C.S.M. and a nursing career. With Dee's sunny personality, patients won't stay ill long. Douglas McLennan Calkin Doug came from Reno to Bl-IS. in his Junior year and had no trouble getting acquainted. A member of the Playboys Y, popular. outspoken Doug was active in Burlingame social life. An avid skier. he enjoys both water and snow. Doug! future plans include the College of San Nlateo and then law study at Hastings. Doug hopes to make a million in his careerl he should, with his talent, Judith May Carlson Judy who previously lived in Mary- lan , transferred to Burlingame in her Junior year. Since coming to B.H.S., she has taken part in the Future Nurses' Club and was a member of the Yearbook staff. One of the things she will remember most about Blingum is ours new gym. Her secret ambition is to learn to make voodoo dolls. Her hobbies include horseback riding, swimming. and reading. Judy hopes to make teaching her profession. Alan F. Castle This fun-loving Senior. noted for his constant smile and his blond hair, has certainly been a leading member of the class of Wil. Al has been president and vice-president of the A FS, Club. .X.B.S. Concessions Chainnan. presi- dent of his Hi-Y, vice-moderator of his church group, and he has participated in term plays. His memories of lS.H S, will include Mr. Hittenour and his drama classes, the ABS. Field Days, and the A.F.S. Cookie Sales. Alan in- tends to take up business administra- tion at the College of San Mateo next fall, Everyone at Burlingame will miss his cheerfulness and enthusiasm. .lx 'WN Wx, 'R

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Berna-Denise Benlamin Curly-haired and brown-eyed, Denise loves a good time. A vivacious pom- pon girl. she has participated in A,G.S. Assemblies and Publicity Com- mittees. Pep Club, and the Order Commission, Her other activities have included Frosh Council, Rec. Coun- cil. P. I.. Conference, and the A.F,S. and French, Clubs, She is active in Y work, serving as treasurer of the Crescit Eundo Tri-Y. Denise looks forward to a sunimer at the Univer- sity of Hawaii, and then attendance at Cal. Keith Thomas Betts Popular Tom, the class extrovert, is always a center of activity at B.H.S. Most of his -time is spent at his main interests, sgorts and girls. He has been an outstan ing member of the football, wrestling, and baseball teamsg he also participated in the Playboys Y. A career in sports would suit Tom, but grgtMhe plans to go to school at Joanne Margaret Billings Joanne came to Blingum from Notre Dame in her Senior year, Her black hair and pretty black eyes will be remembered by all Rlingumites. Be- cause she arrived late, she was not active in Burlingame clubsp but at Notre Dame, she was a member of the Library Assistance Club and ital- ity Club. She loves to read, swim. and water ski. Her secret ambition of becoming a social worker could pos- sibly be realized, Joanne plans to at- tend college next year. Susan Ellen Boldrey Sue is known for her deceptively mild manner and wonderful disgosition. Her activities included A.G.t. Pub- licity, Junior and Senior Class Year- book Editor, A Cappella, Junior Prom Ticket Chairman, membership in C.S,F., and vice-president of her Y. Her main interests are skiing and horseback riding, She will always re- member Betsy Dutton's fuzzball hair. Sue's future goal is enrollment in Stephen's University. Donald Richard Broback During his four years at H.H.S., Don, quiet and intelligent, participated in Frosh and Varsity football, cross- country, track. and wrestling, Outside of school. he was a member of the Shadows Hi-Y. Don will long remem- ber his teacher. Mr. Keeler, and his buddy. Tom Gallagher. He was known for his willingness to work hard at any task assigned him and for his suc- cess at these tasks, His main interest has always been in sports, D0n's fu- ture plans include a college education at the University of California. I8 WLM' '9 lb 3 ' A QM i 1 s 4 A . lf 1 ,.,.,A.,4gf .,- .f, . 1 Q '.,,-4.1, ge, 1. wipe. 4, . , '35 3 li X, -4-11 I? if , , , ., tree.-,y5r.. ' , f ' - ' 'rr-arc,-iv. i ' l 4 5.1 1745522 WJ.. 1. V H. -Q ' Q. , fjgflf 'fffvc' ' .' 1, , Qt , ' .V r Lili-451. v -if , -. Carolyn E. Bennetts Carol is known for her nice appearance and her blue Impala. She has an in- dividualistic streak which should lead her on to a bright future. She is a fabulous ice skater. She likes to sing and has participated in Choral and the Spring Concert. A member of Saint Paul's Youth Group and the Las Hermanas Y, Carol hopes to go to the University of Hawaii to study business administration. Marion Elizabeth Bill Marion, a spirited Senior, finds pleasure in her Mariner's group. At school, 'she participated actively in the Latin Club, Music Club, Future Nurses' Club, and after-school hockey. When asked what she will remember most about B.H.S,, she replied, 'the homework. There will be more to come for Marion, however, for she plans to prepare for a career in nurs- mg. Dennis M, Birkel Dennis became a welcome member of our class when he transferred to Bur- lingame in his Junior year. Vic Man- gini will be this quiet Senior's most vivid memory of our school, Upon graduation, Dennis plans to further his education at the College of San Mateo. Christian Bosschart Chris, entering B.H.S. as a Sopho- more, became well-known around school for her quiet good humor, her white Volkswagen, and her love of skiing. She has been active in the Tennis Club, French Club, Panther- ettes, and Big 'n' Little Sisters. Chris has been president and secretary of her Tri-Y. Her plans for college are to attend Stephens or a similar small women's college. Rosalie Ann Brucato The things that Rosalie will remem- ber most about Burlingame are the ski trips. the rallies in the old gym, and the time we defeated Capuchino in football. Rosalie has been a member of the Publicity Commission, G.A.A,, Yearbook sales staff, and the Pan- therettes. She was also treasurer of her Y. Her hobbies are swimming and ice skating, and her secret ambition is to be able to read people's minds. Her future plans include college and secretarial work. ,E

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-4:2389 1 1, rf1'?ii'tt'V 7777? I riff- 'Vi if tif f' A r . . 2 fi ....,,. .. .,., ..,, ,. .y .. .v. . , ..,....,...,,, Robert Chaney Bob, known for his big smile, trans- ferred from Kansas to B.H.S. in his Junior year. This popular Senior made a name for himself through football ability and .true friendliness He will especially remember the people he met at Burlingame. Bob enjoys hunting. fishing, and team sports. His secret ambition is to see Wendell Fitzgerald on ice skates. Bob plans to attend college next year. Patricia Ann Chapman Leilani was a spirited addition to our class of '61, She transferred from Punahou School in Honolulu, Hawaii, in .her Junior. year. Despite her late arrival. Leilam made up for lost time as Publicity Commissioner, Grid Princess, Pantherettes Chaimian, and alternate pom-pon girl. Her secret am- bition is to knit wall-to-wall carpets for the halls of B.H.S. Foremost in Leilani's memories of Bling-um will be our .first and last class ski trip. Im- mediate plans after graduation include attendance at College of San Mateo. Sharon Ann Clifford Charming, sophisticated Sharon has contributed much to the success of our class. Some of her activities in- cluded the Rally Commission, A.G,S. Big 'n' Little Sisters and Hospitality Committees. Assemblies Commission. and Sophomore Representative to the Advisory Boarrlg she also sang with the A Capella choir. She was the sec- retary and treasurer of the Rec. Coun- cil. Yearbook salesman, member of the AFS.. French. and Latin Clubs. and a member of' the Constitution Revision Committee. Sharon still found time to participate in after-school basketball. hockey. and modern dance. Past presi- dent and chaplain of her Y. this fash- ion-loving girl hopes to attend either Mills or Rripps before becoming a housewife. Anthony J. Costa, Jr. Tony, known to his friends for his love of antique autos, will remember most the spirit of his Freshman class at Burlingame. Tony was a member of A Capella. the marching band, and a Hi-Y. He hopes to attend the College of San Mateo and to enter the U. . Air Force sometime in the future. Sharon Beatrice Cox Sherrie was a busy girl awhile at li,H.S. The Nlusic Club. Peninsula Hospital Auxiliary. Future Nurses' Club, flob's Daughters. Latin Club. G.A.A.. and Rainbow Girls have all benefited from her membership. For a long time, Sherrie will remember play- ing and marching in the Band at the football games. Her main interests are music and swimming, At the present time, 9-herrie's secret ambition is to discover her 'ireal ambition. She plans to attend Sl . State in prepara- tion for becoming a dental assistant or medical secretary. at X 2' 1, . ,af .., ,, ' ' 4.24. . .-f H J ' ' t.'-72341 -- - ., tr -ww? if-3. - . 1 Q.: 4,1132- .- , jf' Candace E. Chapman Candy, a combination of wonderful charm and friendliness, was active in Rally Commission. French and Latin Clubs, A,G.S. Activities and Big 'n' Little Sisters Committees. She will al- ways remember the good friends she made at Blingum. Candy hopes to at- tend the University of Califomia. 4 if 123354: 2?-Z' I--it-.saws 'X V 4' .g,,,,?k,:.:ii5, f ' 1.445 ' '- , ,. ,. ,Kar 'v,gu'ri,w--QF. ' z John Christensen ' za 'QE' ff5,ift.i-ig,,fi fi 5 John known for be' friendl f'2' i it and humorous, tragsirreil ' mont to.B.H.Sg as 'a h0j1tw1fg,if,'j Jf has participated inlbaske f -.. years. teumslfqr .three Order Commission' fblii it was also apresident oE',JI:i1e',P1ayb6y a iff I-Ie will ways remember and basketball games at secret ambition is ,io friend. John hodpes tojati21id.tH,g, .5,f, ' or U.C.L.A. all study lamfp . -I - 24 -Q?ifL5:iffiir . . '.3'.i' 5 tri- Qrfik fit aw,,fg.z. nf.,-1 5 5 '3 ,A ,,.'w1t'1 1. - , . 1. . f ..,, N, 'f zivlaf ifvaiff . ,'f, Robert Paul Coleman Bob, a sober member of our class, participated in the Freshman Assem- bly, Latin Club. a term play, and was on the Assemblies Commission. He was a member of the golf and D basketball teams. Outside of school, he took part in Junior Achievement for two years and A.Z.A. for five years. Bob feels that he is noted for his fine varicose veins. He will long re- member the Freshman Assembly. Bob's secret ambition is to walk across the U.S.A, His future plans include study at the University of Mexico. I ft gun? .nfii .M . 1 ' ' f ti,-7-.'f'6ii'5t' .fi A .1 'iieifi' , . his 9, Karen Marie - . gf' Karen was known fornitieltfe. 3 and sparkling personahtyj talented pom-pon i cheerleader. She Was, 'a l e ,149 the Rally Commission' A.G.S. Activities rs-assi ' ' ' if U 5? hzlir wickgdxv1eyes.g,Her'f -.: -: - w i tion is to slide d0Wn'f0IiZ'2Kiri t +2 f' pole. Irene Germania sei , f'g 1v,i f f dos and Arlene lrlemeilnbelredidby A Orse BC 111 . an .,ffi8EBZl?32 if main interelslts. giaren Mins College. ,E , .Li N5 1.315 1. . . egg.-.' . Zjilga C 'K' 2 1 is Helen Louise Cross Quiet Helen has a rather unexpected secret ambition-to join the Roller Derby. During her four years at Bur- lingame, she has busied herself with the Music Club, her church group, sewing. and work. Helen likes home- making and music. She will long re- member the wonderful spirit at B.H.S. After graduation. Helen plans to enter the business world. xi-I .Al ' fs.:-nf 1 i I l l r I i i 1 i l l l l 1 E I i l il'