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

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WVR 3 Richard William Davis Rich, whose fondest memory of Burl- ingame is the Vic Stick , was active on Order Commission and the frosh football team, and in A Capella choir - he was vice- resident of the Rec Council during his senior year and leader of a local combo, The Clas- sics -- his future plans include join- ing the Army, serving as a military policeman and later training at the Highway Patrol ,Academy in Sacra- mento. K Q45 Barbara Allyn Driscoll Driscoll , whose humorous comments and wacky ways will be remembered by everyone -- contributed a great deal to her school as a member of the CSF. Music, French, and Latin clubs, Order Commission and Quill and Scroll - dependable and hard-working class editor on the yearbook for four years - AGS Activities Chairman - ice-president of Les Petlts Choux Tri-Y - Barbi hopes to major in education at San Jose State next fall. Regina Ann Cotter Sincere Reg - partici ated in AGS Publicity. Activities andpliig 'n' Little Fommittees and AFS club - she was vice-president of the Spanish Club and was active in the Par-Ci-Par-I.a Tri-Y as a vice- iresident and treasurer - a June wedding and a college education are her plans for the future. ff: john Wfilliam oippei John, liked for his fun-loving, easy- going manner, entered Burlingame as a transfer from Serra in his junior year - at Serra, he played on the football team - outside activities in- clude his church youth group at OLA and his family bowling team - he en- iovs building boats and bowling. blicliacl li. Ilunil Ylike llzis Il.llillt'l'l.lll'li on the truck. cross c'ountl'v .intl frosb football team - .i lil-Y nn-miter :intl .1 staunch VVtlUtlN-Hljlll. be was qi lthltlllltf me-lnlvei' of tln- loinil Spmtsliiiins Vlub -- nt borne. bt- dixnli-is bis time among his 1 'lll', pool table' :intl liomcwrwk - be iw now prep:iriing for nn .irtluous trip down the Yukon - upon return, Mike bopi-s to 1-ntt-1 tlnt t'ollr-gc of San fVl.ito-fr L Anthony Gerald Dillon Jerry. known as Monk to some of his cronies, entered Burlingame as a sophomore -- his hobbies include skin diving, hunting, fishing and cars - he is remembered around campus for his red T-Bird and numerous other cars - University of Hawaii may be Jerry's next stop after graduation. 'TI' Michael Duffy Big Mike was very sports-minded - efficient on the varsity football team where be played outstanding ball this year - also a member of the track, baseball and basketball teams - a member of the band for three years - spent his leisure time tinker- ing with cars - he hopes to spend four years at college and then continue with a career in Naval Aviation. 1 lt Daphne Aloha Daphne V Calmn cool and collected Daphne - Earticipated in after-school hockey - er main interest is training two Ger- , man Short-Haired Pointer dogs - : she also enjoys horseback riding -t the College of San Mateo and a busi- ness college are in view - she later' hopes to follow in her father's foot-N steps and become a mortician. -G'-5 Glenn P. Dove Glenn, who missed the beginning and the end of a full span here by enter- ing early in his freshman year, and leaving for San Diego last October -' participated in A Capella and varsity football - he will always be remem- bered for his easy manner .and long, unruly hair -- after graduation, Glenn may serve in the military and then study for a career in commercial art: Mil' Mi Robert Frank Edwards jr. Bob. remembered for his sense of humor and his distinctive taste in cars - participated on the Varsity B and C track, cross country and B and C basketball teams, the Order Commission and the Block B -- he was a member of the Wastrels Hi-Y - his main interests are skiing and girls - he plans to continue his edu- cation at either the University of Utah or the University of Hawaii. t 9

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Rcnzo Casazza Renzo likes to collect old coins, to go duck hunting, to ice skate and to work in shop - he will always remember the '61 AGS Dance -- a trade as a master barber is his goal - next semester will find Renzo at the College of San Mateo - luck should follow this industrious senior who will always be welcome wherever he goes. E Judith Grant Coates Cute, hardworking JC - a member of Student Council, AGS Assemblies, Activities and Big 'n' Little Sisters Committees, CSF, Spanish Club, Rally Commission, Pantherettes, Sophomore and Junior Class Editor of the Year- book, Secretary of the Better Govem- ment Board and secretary-treasurer of AFS - her hobbies include skiing and swimming - outside of school she was president and vice president of Par-Ci Par-La Y - her plans for the future include majoring in Zoology at University of California. Sharon Copeland Sharon's sweet and quiet manner has won her many friends - she was an active member of .Iob's Daughters. Westminster Fellowship and the Ilan- therettes as well as being limoclew Sima Sem Tri-Y president and treas- urer - her plans for the future in- clude CSM for two years followed by two years at San Jose State - sincer- ity and detemiination have character- ized her years at Burlingame. . , gb 'M s.,-,, Carol jane Chesboro Carol - a quiet, sweet girl -- parti- cipated in after-school sports. French Club and the Burlingame High School String Orchestra - outside of school she was a member of Les Polisons Tri-Y - she enjoys hiking, swimming and horseback riding - she hopes to major in business at the Collegenof San Mateo and to continue enjoying the many friends she has made at Burlingame. vii! Eric K. Connmgham Eric, our cosmopolitan AFS exchange student to Vienna, Austria. and host to Chris Hoie, our guest from Nor- wa - was a member of the French cluli and a participant in the Penin- sula League Conference -- his inter- ests include playing the drums, ten- nis, swimming, diving, painting and reading - he was president of the Aces Hi-Y -- the future will possibly find Eric studying at the Co lege of San Mateo. Mary Ann Cctil Mary Ann's presence anywhere often resulted in mild pandemonium and bemused teachers or students - she was a member of the Yearbook stuff, GAA, Art Commission, Pep Band and Finance Commission - well-noted for playing a hot cymbal in the school band - mam interests include horse- back riding. swimming and boys - next year may Gnd Mary Ann at C.S.M. - later she hopes to study social work at Long Beach State Fol- lege. rs., 'MW' in-all Burton J. Collins Burt -- known as Jake to his closer friends - a worshipper of the week- end - he was an officer of the Meth- odist Youth Fellowship - he -enjoys practicing archery in his spare time - future plans include either entering the Navy or attending CSM, after which he will study maritime engineering at Cal or MIT - his pleasing personality should afford him a happy future wherever he may be. Diana Dolores Costa Her petite, well-groomed appearance resulted in Diana becoming Miss Burl- ingame of 1961 - active in Drama and Rally Commissions, she has had leading roles in three term plays and she was a member of the Pantherettes - in the glorious out-of-school hours she included Par-Ci-Par-La Tri-Y in her activities - her secret ambition is to become a successful actress and she hopes to enter the Pasadena Playhouse after a college education. 'R ,pw- Ronald Joseph Chortack Ron deprived Burlingame of his Fresh- man year, but has since joined the track and wrestling teams. and has been the efficient ABS Concessions Commissioner - he has enjoyed his three short years here almost as much as Burlingame has enjoyed him - this dashing, intrepid frontiersman is a noted Explorer. and was leader of his Post -7 despite his bubbling and en- tertaining manner, Ron is a serious. capable student who plans to attend C.S.M. and to major in business. ff? Margaret Loraine Coornber Margie, a welcome senior transfer to Burlingame, took part in the drama club, GRA, business club, and 'the modem dance club at her previous school - participated in AGS. at Burlingame - her outside -activities included the American Legion Aux- iliary Juniors, the Moose Teen Club and our Lady of Angels church choir -- her future plans include working for an airline, then going to business school for preparation as a legal sec- retary. f

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Dale Elliott Dale was a very active member of the Burlingame athletic program as a member of both the swimming team and the Varsity football team-he was Awards Commissioner, Chief Justice of the Student Court, active on many ASB committees and was a member of CSF-his outside activities centered around the Explorer Scouts, in which he belonged to the Order of the Ar- row-his hobby is Indian lorehe en- joys skiing-Dale plans to go to col- lege, possibly CSM, then enter the Air Force for a career in aviation. Rosalind Verna Fay Friends call her Roz or Foz-she has been our concert mistress for two years and she was one of the youngest members of the Burlingame High School String Orchestra when they went,to,Brt1ssels-an. AFS finalist in her Junior year-she was a member of CFS and participated in the French and Gennan Clubs and A Capella and was president of the Music Club and Les Petits Choux Tri-Y-Roz hopes to major in music at Stanford and then go on to a career in interior decorating. Ramona Lee Frisella Happy-go-lucky Mona is known around school for her perpetual smile- she has been an active member of the Future Nurses Club, Desirees Tri- Y and Junior Achievement - her hobby is photography-Mona plans to attend the Redwood Secretarial School and to become a secretary. J . r-at ' Karen Marie Erickson Karen could always be seen at the ames as she was very active in the gantherettes-among her other activ- ities were after-school sports, Spanish Club, AGS Social Service and Activ- ities Committees, Future Nurses Club and Publicity Commission - she was president of Emoclew Sima Sem Tri-Y and an officer of the Luther League- next semester Karen hopes to study at CSM for a career in social work. -35' janice Jean Fleming Jan participated on t e AGS Big:O'n' Little Sisters and Hospitalitg m- mittees, Art Commission and t e after- school hockey, volleyball, basketball and swimming teams-her outside ac- tivities included the Drifters horse- back ridng club, volunteer work at the hospital, and being secretary of a Junior Achievement company and vice-president and chaplain of her Tri-Y-her future plans include study at CSM, then Los Angeles or San Jose State College to prepare for a career in social work. jack Ellis Enthusiastic Jack lent his talents to Burlingame as football manager and as a CSF member-cars are his main interest-he will long be remcmbc-rcil for his out-spoken, intelligent remarks in class - Jack's boundless energy should enable him to fulfill his hopes of attending college and later becom- ing an engineer. Gail Susanne Feichtmeir Artistic Gail entered Burlingame as a iunior from George Washington Senior High in San Francisco-at Washing- ton. Gail held various class offices and participated in GAA-at Burlingame she became our able and talented Art Commissioner-the California School ot Fine Arts occupied three of Gail's summers during her high school life- she hopes to travel in Europe after her college graduation. Dale Helen Frucht Sophisticated and poised Dale makes up half of the Frucht duet - better known to close friends as Daidic+she was president of the Better Govem- ment Board, and a member of the AGS Hospitality and Assemblies Com- mittees, A Cage-lla, Student Relatirris Committee, C F and Rally Commis- sion-outside of school, Dale was president of Loquaces Tri-Y and was a member of the Temple Youth Group -Dale's hobby, singing, was' a great asset-to our rallies and other school functions-her future glans include majoring in science at al or UCLA. -,'-an 'Q' f it 3 - , f4I'r.'.i,l. 4 'z c:'t.J 1 , , .wg 'gat-' '3?.-ici a-:IZ ' z-iflvl.-1-7 is --- ,u,., -4f,-- r, -' -za.-1 , -,Ziff 5-9 it , Jil , , Victoria Renee Falk Vicki's quiet but friendly manner will be remembered by all-her main in- terest lies in the study of psychology -her activities at BHS included AGS Hosgitality and Activities Committees, A apella, Pantherettes, after-school sports and Rally and Drama Commis- sions-Vicki states, My graduation present decides my future. -we hope this will hold a great future for her. .Xa Glenn Charles Frese Glenn, better known as 'Shemp or Rebel , was very active on the F rosh and JV football teams and was vice- president of the Senior Class during the fall semester-his other activities included being president and vice- president of his church group and vice-president of a Junior Achieve- ment company--his leisure time is usually occupied with fishing, swim- ming, camping and tobaggoning-Glenn was always found ready to defend the South in the Civil War-his future lans include college at San Francisco State and, later, study at a medical school. 4--. fi M sw