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

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Richard Heinrich Rich, whose main interest is cars, par- ticipated in a Hi-Y during his fresh- man and sophomore years-summer, winter, spring and fall would usually find Rich working on cars-San Fran- cisco State is the next step for this ambitious senior. Christian Hoie Chris is our AFS exchange student from Norway-at Burlingame, he was an active member of the AFS Club and the cross country and track teams -he enjoys American jazz and likes to play it on the piano-his other hobbies include photography - when Chris returns to Oslo, he hopes to at- tend the University of Oslo to study aw. f Karen Suzanne jedin A.friendly girl with a pleasant person- ality, Karen has been active in Rally Commission. AGS Activities, Assem- blies and Publicity Committees. Pan- therettes and the Spanish and AFS Clubs-she could be seen at Peninsula Hospital where she was a Candy Striper-next fall may find Karen on the campus of San Francisco State studlying for a career in secretarial wor . Constance Rae Heymg Petite Connie, with her boundless store of participated in many activities, inc u ing Rally and Art Commissions, Blingumettes. Panther-ettes, A Capella and the Business Club-cute, pert Connie was also crowned the Daisy Mae Queen of our 1961 Carnival- her future dplans include two years of college stu ying cosmetology and then becoming an air line stewardess. wk -tr 'f Z.'2 Bruce Imax Bruce was an avid member of the Frosh and Varsity football and the B's and Varsity track teams-a stu- dent leader as well, he was Sopho- more Class treasurer, Associate Justice of the Student Court, on the Standing Nominating Committee and a member of Block ' B and A Capella--he be- longed to the Xiphoteuthis Hi-Y and loves sports, both as a spectator and as a participant-college IS among his plans for the future. gil? lf l Ralph Hclskc Ralph, better known as the old rattle- snake to his closer friends, was active on both the Frosh-Soph and JV fruit- ball teams-he wrote far-out poetry for the school paper and led the clenched- fist group-his leisure time and main interests are directed toward working on his car--Ralph's plans for college include two years at CSM. .IHS uwf' V A L4 Jane Elizabeth l-lolko Janie, zany and extremely friendly, is usually in the middle of any funny in- cident at school-she was the talented accompanist for A Capella for four years and an active member of the Music Club and the AGS Social Ser- vice, Activities and Scholarship Com- mittees - she was secretary of both French and Music Clubs and was also active in Les Petits Chou Tri-Y, West- minster Fellowship and her church choir-Janie will remember most a pair of swimming trunks at the top of the flagpole-she hopes for a career in medicine, perhaps as a missionary, after studying at Lewis and Clark or Willamette. YQ Karen Irene Johansen Friendly, talkative Karen has been very active in various organizations- she was Freshman Class secretary, on AGS Big 'n' Little Sisters, Hospitality and Activities Committees. Rally Com- mission, Pantherettes, Junior Prom Committee and was secretary and chaplain of Loquaces Tri-Y-she kept up the role as Patti Panther - Karen's future plans include San Fran- cisco State where she sets her sights on the study of business merchandising. i .Assam 0 fr 'S-,W ,.... 1,1 Nancy Ellen Hill Quiet and friendly, Nancy has com- letely enjoyed her four years at Bur- lingamekshe will long remember the many football games, especially the annual Turkey Day struggles-Spanish Club, Future Teacher's Club and the Business Club have been among her school activities-she also belonlgled to her church groups Ski Club-s e en- joys sewing anc participating in all types of sports-although undecided as to a career, college is definitely in Nancy's future. 'Wil Robert Ipswitch Ippy a mysterious ghost in one of our term plays, has played several dra- matic roles in his four years at Bur- lingame and played two major roles at the Rec Center plays-he was a member of the stage crew-his avid interest in drama led him to become a member of the Drama Commission and to serve as Drama Commissioner -he has been vice-president of his Junior Achievement company-he was treasurer of the Achievers Association --the military Reserve and a college education to study teaching are among his plans for the future.

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e 'f iii? 19- - ' '-..' 1: su I fig' V - -3? '-up-ri David Brent Hanks Brent has been on Frosh football, B and Varsity track wrestling team - he Sports-minded teams and the was a member of the Finance Com- mittee. Student Council and the Bet- ter Govemment Board and was pro- duction manager of his Junior Achievement company-Brent plans to enter a pre-med course at the Uni- versity of California. '51- 'Q -fm T6 Bruce Gregory Harmon Bruce, half of a set of twins Burlin- game will never forget, was very en- thusiastic, friendly, and always talking -a good mimic, witty and a clever artist-included among his activities being wcretary of ABS, president of his Junior Class and Student Body president-he was a member of Stu- dent Council, Order Commission, year- book staff and Standing Nominating Committee - outside of school he was active in the Vulcans Hi-Y-his future hopes include study at Cal at Santa Barbara. Stephen D. Hall Steve transferred to Burlingame in his senior year-he was a former student at Poly High in Long Beach-at Poly, Steve participated as treasurer of the Hutch ta canteen that sponsored dances! and a member of the Bohem- ians ta club for students holding of- ficesl - his future plans include UCLA, followed by a career as a Certified Public Accountant, . I if. jan Sidney Harband A refreshing personality, Jan was al- ways ready with an amusing remark -she participated in band, A Capella, Music Commission, and Future Teach- ers. Music and Spanish Clubs-she was seen every Friday in her white middy and skirt as AGS Scholarship Chairman-she has been active as secretary and vice-president of Les Petits Choux Tri-Y and as a member of the Peninsula BBG-her favorite pastimes, when not doing homework, include reading, watching TV and listening to musicals-she also enjoys sports-for the future, a college educa- tion and teaching in the field of mathe- matics are Jan's goals. VT? Fred Douglas Hawley Fred was an outstanding athlete with quite a record-being a member of the football, wrestling and track teams for four years kept him very busy-Fred was also ABS treasurer, a member of Block B and on the Order Com- mission-outside of school he was pres- ident of the Xiphoteuthis Hi-Y-sports are Fred's main interest-he hopes to attend either Cal or Washington State next year, wi?- 0009 Kendall Vaughn Hanmngton Ken came to Burlingame in the fall of his senior year-he formerly at- tended high school 1n New Jersey- he had many talents Burlingame could have used, some of which were being a member of his school's cross-coun- try, volleyball and baseball teams and a member of the glee club, choir and barbershop singing group - he WHS also active in his church YOUU1 DSO' grams-his hobbies include progressive 'azz and singing instrumentazgroups- lien plans for a college ucatl0D. majoring in psychology, English or joumalism. Mark Brian Harmon Mark-busy this past year as vice president of the Student Body-his other activities included Junior Class secretary, Block B and the Varsity tennis, wrestling and 10's basketball teams-he was chairman of the Stand- ing Nominating Committee, and a member of the Legislative Steering Committee, Order Commission and ABS Assemblies Committee - outside of school Mark was president of Vulc-ans Y -hunting and Fishing are among his many interests-the future holds college for this congenial and well-liked senior. Robert Charles Hammond Bob brought his sharp wit and friendly personality to Burlingame in his junior year-while here he was an active member of the track team, a third period representative to Student Council and a member of the Spanish Club-outside of school Bob could be found participating in the Westmin- ster Fellowship of the First Presby- t6l'l?l:l Church-sailboat racing is his exciting hobby-to become a social science teacher is Bob's goal. 5 X, NS' sz-99' Lee Hardie Lee, whose main interest is lent his athletic ability to the basket- eamed sports. ball team for four years-he membership in the Block B Society on the -next semester may find Lee CSM campus and later he hopes to attend a University to finish his college education. Judith Anne Hemkel Judy, known for her big blue eyes, has a special talent for breaking into con- tagious laughter at a moment's notice -she participated in AGS Hospitality, Activities and Assemblies Committees, Pantherettes and the Rally and Drama Commissions - Judy was secretarv, treasurer and chaplain of Loquaces Tri- Y-progressive jazz and poetry are among her special interests-her future plans include college at Santa Barbara.

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Diane Cheryl Kannasto Diane came to Burlingame in her junior year from South San Francisco -she was a member of the Muana Soa Tri-Y and Junior Achievement-among her main interests are new cars, money and clothes-she plans to attend college next fall. 5:-Hake William C. Kirk Soft-spoken Bud has put his athletic talents to good use at BHS-the Frosh- Soph and Varsity baseball, Varsity bas- ketball and cross country teams are on his list-he was a member of Westmin- ster Fellowshi Church Group, a Hi-Y and a basketball club-Hi-Fi, sports and sports car racing are his main interest -Bud plans on a college edu- cation at CSM and San Jose State. followed by a teaching career. X il Kristi Maree johnson Kris came to us in her jun.ior year from Carlmont, having already par- ticipated in the Scotties, CGA and after school sports at Carlmont-she has been on the Finance Commission at Burlingame-MYF at the Carlmont Methodist Church. Job's Daughters and Junior Achievement have held her at- tention outside of school. besides the water sports she likes, including swim- ming, water skiing and sailing-she plans to attend CSM and then San Jose State or University of Oregon to study elementary school teaching. Carol Lynn Kerns Carol, known for her long, blonde hair, has been treasurer of the Spanish Club, Rec Council representative and girls' tennis manager and has participated in GAA, band, AGS Social Service and Big 'n' Little Sisters Committees, A Capella, the Emoclew Sima Sen Tri-Y and the Presbyterian Church youth group-Carol's main interest is acting in plays at her church and at the Rec Center-college is the next stop for this senior girl. K-wav ima W'illiam Klindera Even-tempered Bill-was active at Bur- lingame as a member of the 30's bas- ketball team, JV basketball team and the championship tennis team-outside of school, Bill was a member of a car club-among his interests are hunting. fishing and guns-Bill hopes to attend the University of California at Berke- ley and study medicine. WV WITH? , Timothy J. Kelso Tim, known for his sharp wit and con- gemality-Frosh, JV and Varsity foot- ball and B's and Varsity track were mcluded in his sports program-he was a semi-finalist for the National Merit Scholarship and a member of Student Council, Better Government Board. yearbook staff and the Vulcans Hi-Y- an accomplished banjo player-his fu- ture plans include college and a pos- sible career in law. Rae Louise Klein Raisin--the girl in the Varsity cheer- leader sweater-her main interests in- clude tennis, swimming, reading fiction and listening to music from musical comedies-she has been on the Better Government Boardg CSF, Rally Com- mission, AFS, Music, Latin and French Clubs, AGS Hospitality and the band-she was a member of Les Petits Choux Tri-Y and Westminster Fellowship-her memories will include Mr. Booker, the games and Eileen Schnur's colored tennis shoes-Raisin hopes to attend the University of the Pacific next year. A iff'-7' William Paul jordan Calm, cool and collected Bill-partici- pated in the pep band for four years- his outside activities included his Hi-Y, his church group and the Walther League Explorers-he enjoys fishing and hiking-Bill plans to go to CSM and then transfer to Cal where he will study to become a biology teacher. Robert Wayne Kingston Happy-go-lucky Wayne could be found smiling as he walked down the halls of BHS-he was a member of the Art Commission for two years and won praise for his art work-his future plans include joining the Marine Corps where he hopes to become an officer and make the Corps a career. William A. Koefoed Bill, usually found around the Finance Office, has been our Finance Commis- sioner-he has also been a member of the Order Commission, in charge of athletic ticket sales and an avid mem- ber of the golf team for four years-his outside activities included Junior Achievement and a Hi-Y-after attend- ing San Francisco State for one year, Bill hopes to study at Stanford for his Bachelor's and Master's degrees. then enter the accounting field as a C.P.A.