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

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Kathleen Ann Katen J.V, alternate cheerleader. Big 'n' Little Sisters Committee. Pep Club, Rally Commission. and Records Com- mission all helped to round out Kathy's four years at B.H.S. To reach five feet. get a job and eventually work with IBM machines are among this petite Blingumite's plans for the -future, Swimming and horseback riding are two of Kathy's favorite pastimes. Roberta Dale Keck Blonde, pert Bobbie could be seen whinping around school with important- looiimg papers in her hand. She was president of the Commercial Club and was Finance Commissioner. She parti- cipated on the Social Service Commit- tee, the P.L. Conference. Advisory Board and Yearbook staff. When she was not busy with these activities, she worked as secretary of her Junior Achievement company. Bobbie plans to attend college for two years, become a legal secretary, and get married: meanwhile, she would like to become famous. Bonnie Lou Knaub Bonnie, also called Bugs , is known for her remarkable dimples and long. pretty hair. Her main interests are learning about Cars and having fun. Bonnie's secret ambition has alwavs been to drive in the stock car races. Her future plans include marriage: her winning smile and cheery ways should assure her success at her chosen profession. Carol Ann Kollinger Carol is one of the most enthusiastic and emoyable members of our class. She is recognized. from her other half. by a natural 'red streak in her coal back hair, Since entering Blingum. Carol has participated in class assem- blies, and has been a member ,of Rally Commission and A.G.S. commlttees. In her Senior year, Carol was elected Secretary ofgthe Outside of school, she is active in her Y and church group. Carol, as yet, isn't sure what college she will atzend, but her cheerful manner and friendliness will amure her success wherever she goes. Antia Krasts Anita, whose smile has won her many friends, has been kept busy during her four years at B.H.S. She was an active member of the A.G.S. committees. Future Nurses' Club. after-school sports. C.S.F.. Orchestra. Music Club, and Art Commission. She was also president of the Gemian Club, hockey manager. Senior Representative to the G.A.A.. and was treasurer and chaplain of the Las Estreitas Tri-Y. Anita will most remember Mrs. Antonocci, and all the freshmen in the fall semester. She glans to attend C.S.M. and San Jose tate to obtain her teaching credential. :ff t 421 , , , , 3 1 26,3 1Qfl'?7'? v 1 ?46. I' ' 2 f ' if af 5 45 .V 1 Wh :ii ' H. ver? 'wav' 22 f 'f Robert Kay liiilr, Wliu i'-L f'2tllll4Jll's zilivl .illi'i'Q.f1t' ln Voinlvzs, will rnoat nu,-iris,-iiilmei' l1l1nig1.1rn s teacliers. thc- old gym and thi- .1-.mir lli l'oli x it to goin tht XII I' nt l Ui, A lv tl 1 'v ' i' C 'tl and then go into tht- lnflrl of sr-u'nf-i- after attending the llrilu-1'-.ity ot San l' rziri1'isr'n. Lois Ann Keithley Friendly Lois cold always be seen with a smile and a ready 'xhi for everyone. She was active in the Spanish Club, G.A,A., Band. C.S.F.. Rally Commission, Rainbow Girls, her church group, and the A.G.S. Scholarship chairman. Swimming, tennis, and modern jazz rate high with Lois. Her secret ambition is to be able to sew something that won't fall apart. Among her memories will be the rallies, foot- ball games, and Mr. Wedertz's first- day lecture in chemistry equipment. Lois plans to further her education at Cal and, some time in the future, get married, james Christopher Knowles We mortals are ill-equipped to cope with -lim's vast knowledge and inimit- able sense of humor. His rhinoceros- subtle comments ricochet any class discussion into hilarious chaos. During his four years at liLlI'liIl,f.fHl1lt'. llim has been on the wrestling. cro---country. and golf teams. ln the past, he has firldled around at the California Youth Symphony .lim hopes to attend Har- vard or Princeton next year, Linda Lee Kollinger Linda, half of an especially enjoyable set of twins. is noted for always being full of fun. While at B.H.S., she has been very busy on A.G.S. Big 'n' Little Sisters Committee. Rally Com- mission. and Assemblies Commission. Outside of school, she was president, vice-president. and chaplain of her Linda's hobbies are dancing andudriv- ing around, and her secret ambition is to drive a Corvette 85 miles an hour down Carolan Avenue. Next year may find Linda studying at either Cal or U.S.C, for her Elementary Teaching credential. Keith Kremer Keith is known for his main interests- cars and girls-and for the unusual name of his car, FII-li.AXR, Keith ran cross-country as it Freshman and was active in his Hi-Y group. His memories of l3,H.S. will include that of lNlr. Mancini chasing kids out of the rear parking lot during brunch period. After graduation. Keith plans to attend C.S.lVl. and then join the Navy.

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7 we-0 sf-1 6' David S. Hower During his four years at Blingum, Cal was seen driving a red Thunder- bird. He will remember all the other cars on the B,H,S. campus, Besides obviously liking cars. he also enjoys skin-diving, fishing. and hunting. His future looks bright with attendance at College of San Mateo or Menlo College and then on to military service. Andrea Edna Huntley Andy is a very outgoing girl with soft brown hair and eyes to match. She likes boys, cars, and food, in that order, Her favorite teachers were Mr. Umpleby and Mr. Welch. Andy is a member of the Rainbow Girls: she enjoys sports and horseback riding. The College of San Mateo may be her next stop-then work. Robert Dennis Hutchinson Hutchie, a dark-haired, blue-eyed boy, has a lively spirit and a dehonair way about him. He participated in sports, term plays. Drama Commission, Order Commission, and the A Cappella choir, He has been president, vice-president, and treasurer of his Y. He plans to go to college, either Oregon State or College of San Mateo. Boh, whose main interest is the insides of a car. would like to be a disk jockey, and he has the personality to make it, Michael B. Jedin Mike's tall frame was a familiar sight on the Burlingame basketball courts and golf courses where he starred for several years, I-Ie was also a member of Student Court and the Drifters Hi-Y. Mike's sparetime was taken up in ,fishing and other sports activities. It 1S the spirit of Burlingame's athletic events that he will remember most about our school. A career in the field of biology appeals to Mike, and he may be found next year on the campus of the University of Washington. Linda Colleen jones Lvnne came to lS.H,S, in her Senior year. She was a transfer from Wasson High School in Colorado. Lynne has been active in her church. She is interested in dancing. but has taken a short vacation from her studies at the San Francisco Ballet Companyeeshe will go back shortly, Lynne has a par- ticular interest in the Air Force Acad' emv in Colorado-her secret ambition is to be the first female cadet there. Lynne plans to attend college and then to follow a career in dancing. . ..,., ,A. .A Z , ,i r i. 5551 Wifi 1-wtf-1.-y,,.,f'a. .. ' 'f' M J .ffff , 1 . ' A A Paul Dayton Hughes Tex, a friendly and cheerful member of our class, has worked hard on the Photography Commission and the B staff. Outside of school, he has been active in his church group. His main interests are radios, cars, and the cute freshman girls. After graduation, he will go into the service, He plans, later, to study art. -it 1 1' i f t. -t... ,f ' ...ib-ff . Y, , . M' 145' .., Marilyn Sma Hass , 1 . VZAA Little Lynne, . known, ,for personality, will g never 2f0m?ge,:f.f crowded halls, term playsgarticlz, '- .. Rec. Dances at Burliugameashei ky 1 ' ciuatect in A-C'.S. .activitiesg Commission, Spanish ,Q',V, I numerous other school, she has been seen ing at her job in theslibraryyg' whose secret ambition is'io.bef?ar to look down on people, spends ffl of her spare time . t fit ease .qxe j future plans include 00 ego mee. - - , . 1 ' ' '. ,lf Imelda Imoff Imelda, better known as Amy, came to Burlingame in her Junior year. She is noted for her pleasing Spanish accent. Amy will remember our school's halls as being the most crowded of any school she has ever seen. Her main interest is travelg following right along is her secret ambition-a trip to Europe. After graduation, Amy plans to continue her studies by taking a secretarial course. if .. lggt j, 5235 . - . f- -1: igipffizfr .Q.,:1.1.z f.ti,g,Qg 12. - - ,,,,1s9f'fMe.z:f Sharon L. Ietlkilli 35, gg, , .oif - Shatanls gqqd by. ment in 1 my . . as--I accounts for the fact 1 K an constant membetiof. A . t if-fijlil sion. After-school . Rally commas ' ' ' . ffl: Shawn as a Formals and footbalk gameeif ffvriatje mags. her favorite and admired 'fdlj' sincere personality his of humor- art academy in San acquire a ring on t iff' left hand. Thus her secret amiiii, to be a commercial artist iii' fulfilled. i W 3.11511 , ,, ff Verena Dorthea Kaiser Pert Verena, our A.F.S. exchange stuf dent from Zurich. Switzerland, was amazed to find one could choose one's courses at Burlingame, In Switzerland, Verena's activities, Orchestra and Cho- rus, corresponded to her main interest. music. This year, she has been active in the A.F.S. Club, Music Club, and the Teotihucan-Molokai Tri4Y. After returning to her home, Verena plans to study a profession so that she can achieve her secret ambition: to not have to work hard. Burlingame enjoyed her and the class 'of '61 wishes her the best of everything. sl.: 2:34 - -1 'Q- t s 1 i l i l I I l l

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B ROADEN I NG HORIZONS In the years to come we shall find that our horizons will broaden as we learn new ways of life and move into new environments. Cnce high school goals are achieved we shall encounter new challenges and shall learn that life is, in a sense, a continual process of learning. All of us will become increasingly aware of the solid foundation for learn- ing that we were offered at Burlingame High School. Broadening horizons will serve to reinforce our appreciation of the fine educational institution we have attended.