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

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f QQCQ Beverly Cot Ever hem' of the perfect j rnal- ist? Vivacity, humor, and down- right cleverness have been com- bined in Bev to make her just that. Here's luck to the future editor! Y gi '15 4, I-.341 - .V l 1 -:-':-: ... Q ,z e n X, I ' - l ' .fri-:f sN Q ll Y. ' , wing' if as V.: - ,A V fi ':.gQ5a:ag2 '-I ' 'eau K ,s . :.,1 m,..,,QQ, ' -. ' fl ' . ,i.,.,. .df ef. : 2 Q E-E , ' , bzc: f Dorothy Daleyr we Dot can turn any dull situation i n :Q'l'figf? into a hilarious good time with . ,, her clever mimicking. She is a - ' W S' good artist and is active in sports. Q I Cheyita Doswell: tif ' H -' A dark-eyed lass pe rig- my inality, wit and ta nt. r roll- wg ' 5 icking humor oughtful ' : e Egg, kindliness ar Alf' ling source .. ,.,, i f of new zes an couragement Q for all. ' sf ' -1 Richard Drach: . fe ': g i Dick is one of those people whom ' a '- one finds hard to meetg but, when H 5 x , 2 U ' --4 one finally does fSJhe's a goner. ii i, . , it For Dick is a handsome lad with r rosy cheeks and dark eyes. ' fftf .5 .s V 4 .,:. e zxlplvpzl j Elizabeth Eastma 1 mmf Q . , g n As neat a , -lfw in appear- f B -1 an s s - 9+ everything she Q33 1 doe . 'ju , who not only has i :fgjlj In bee ou cil Vice'Pre-sident, but zlz ,,3,, has alsov participated in sports and earned a Block B. ,S ff Q '-,:2: .. , - 4, :GQ ,vt - Peggy Foster: Witli her large, inno nt brown eyes, Peg disproves the saying, Beautiful, but dumb, collect- ing numerous A's as well as boy friends. Plans to study Lab. science at Stanford. What about domestic science, Peg? . - 5 ' tx Wx. 414 wdimg x . M y --'- , -::.7'::. :, ij 'M e al 5, ' .. I ,QE - K K .,.. . .. wg, 4 3? .2 ff , ':: v '2-2S:?3f:I:fk-5jffN4g.,:, 1-1 f r .,.. K it I ' - ---- fn.. as 6 4 'E 'lliif i 1, I 1 WS 1 I 1 2 we :55'Ei5 :' ff 5 X f s 5 t.. , , E . Q s Eff f ' ' .-... ,. 4 New Q ft? has we X325 . ' .. ..-. . at x W :i1::5?e'-r'2E'- ' ' Q , ies Q W ew' e w . ---- mf: -:-: I :s-'- 1' 1 N M., .. fx.. ,.. . t x N fa. H 15 S Z Y- x so VE .lim ki - . V 1 v Q! sie r l. Q - . -Q. We X wi fi v , B , ,il iii C 4 X 2 f.. .M ..,-.:,::.,:,,.n.. - 4, , 5. .. 8 ff Y l S nga. ee- :X A 1 ae! fat f r tax X' X of ' yyy

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Peggy Grisin r QW' . Ralph Gaitskill: Charles Gallagher: Did someone say dancing? Ralph will be there. A smooth ballroom dancer and a whiz at tap. He is also interested in sports, especial- ly swimming. Kathleen Gastrock: Kay is God's gift to the Girls' Athletics Department, for she has been both Block B President and Tall and dark is this brown-eyed lad who has firmly trod our cor- ridors. Charles is quiet among strangers but a live wire in a c owd of f iends. H this Qinwatw Douglas Gehrman: When you hear someone talking about Nebraska, you can be cer- tain that it's Doug. He's the fel- Commissioner of thle ' . H d low with the big brown eyes workers are s . .S who can't seem to forget his home miss Ka state. Marjorie Givens: jean Grabe: Marge has fooled us completely, for, in spite of her red hair, she has no temper at all, but a very sweet and friendly disposition. Peg as arge capacity for fun even lar jone for work. is a all l 't hining e es fperhaps f her nickname, Shiner that ellect her good nature. Very quiet and shy is Jean. Her quick, sweet smile greets one with friendly graciousness. Tal- ented in art, jean will accept modestly her future achieve- ments. Josephine Hagerty: The short time jo h-as been with us has been a happy one, for she is a jolly girl with a merry laugh. She is leaving Burlingame soon after graduation. Poor us! Lucky Los Angeles! Bill Hammerson: V - Terrell Hance: in ' L Nice looking, with broyvfnlf'?1ii Al'y hair and yet,b,ashftil 'is Bill, who y is arf 'industrious fellow. He has ,f a gcfod sense of humor and can ff' 'crack a few puns. osephine Harrison: Josephine says that she would like to be independent at eighteen years of age. We were thinking of how some young man might easily change the maiden's mind. His ability to make friends and influence people has made Terry President of our class. If he keeps up his talents, he should get his wished-for heiress. See you on easy street, Terry! Zona Lee Harvey: Zona possesses the gift of know- ing what to say and how and when to say it. Maybe that is what has made her so valuable to our dramatic department.