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

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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

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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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Qdtbaxh 3 john Frye John whose main inte t has been . , res athletics, participated on the B's track and Varsity wrestling and football teams-he played first string Varsity in both his junior and senior years- he was secretary of the ABS and a member of the Order Commission- John's outside activities included membership in the Xiphoteuthis Hi- Y-he plans to attend the University of Washington. Edna Margaret Garbuio Margie, known for her pejapiness and pretty hairdos, was a mem er of AGS Activities and Big 'n' Little Sisters Committees, as well as the A Capella Honor Choir - outside of school Margie enjoys horseback riding and archery-she was chaplain of her Y -marriage is among her plans for the immediate future. muff 'f! -a Diane Paula Frucht Tyke, the other half of an especially enjoyable set of twins, is known for her artistic ability and singing talent-she served ably on the AGS Publicity, Hospitality and Assemblies Commit- tees and belonged to A Capella, Span- ish Club, Pantherettes, Rally and Art Commissions, Junior Prom Decoration Committee and Future Nurses Club- Tyke hopes to attend either the Uni- versity of Arizona or San Jose State College. gains.. William D. Gage Bill was an active member of Student Council, president of the AFS and French Clubs, a member of.CSF and a National Merit Scholarship Hnahst -he partici ated on the Frosh football and Frosh-goph and Varsity baseball teams-outside of school he was kept busy as president of the Wastrels Hi' Y - skiing and sports cars are of major interest to Bill - his future plans include college, possibly at Pomona. john William Geer Long, lanky John has taken part in both tens and twenties basketball dur- ing his four years at Burlingam-a rugged, soft-spoken woodsman-he is an avid hiker and an Eagle Explorer -some of his more relaxing interests include stamp and coin collecting- after graduation from BHS, John plans to attend San Francisco State and, later, to become an accountant. ' nl'I',171'U' Dennis Fultz Dennis, known as Albee to his closer friends, was a member of the BHS Frosh football, track and cross coun- try teams-his favorite hobby is rid- ing on and tinkering with motorcycles -he has done excel ent work in art- Dennis olans to enter the service after high school graduation. Donna Diane Garcia D , a transfer to Burlingame in her sophomore year, has been a very spirited member of our class-she par- ticipated in the Pantherettes, the Carnival Concessions Committee and the Business Club at Burlingame--she is a devoted member of the Newman Club, a Junior Achievement company, the Conservatory of Music and the YMCA-among her favorite pastimes are listening to the radio and dancing - she plans to attend CSM after graduation. Earl William Frudenburg Earl is one of the most courteous men in school-he served BHS on A Capella, Order Commission and the Art Commission-he enjoys the un- usual but none-the-less interesting hobby of goat raising-the future for sees more education at Westmont Col lege in Santa Barbara to prepare him for a career in the US Hospital Corps Christy Ganas Vivacious Christy represented our class as a grid princess in her junior and senior years-her activities at Burlingame included two term plays, in botn of which she played leading roles-she was a member of AGS Hos- pitality, Activities and Assemblies Committees and Drama and Rally Commissions - she belongs to San Francisco State School Drama Work- shop and enjoys goin to plays and reading short stories-Christy plans to study dramatics at San Francisco State College. Monte George Monte, who is quite musically in- clined, was a talented addition to the BHS campus-he played the guitar in the Classics , a combo which took up much of Monte's out-of-school time- colle e is among the future plans of this iriendly senior.