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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Emedia Cavalli: Bob Conrad: Emedia goes quietly about her business quite unconscious of what a lovely contrast her dark hair and sparkling eyes make to her white skin. Doris Cowden: Rik I-le Although she seem to be quiet and shy when you first meet her, Doris is really one of the gayest and friendliest girls we know. ne Davidson: Helene is the girl with the lively sense of humor. True to the fair- hairecl class, this blonde always knows how to be the life of the party. Inez Downey: Here's a girl with oceans of pep and spirit, who is always busy doing something. Reliable, capa- ble, and willing, Inez is a perfect combination. Don Driscoll: 0 B Don, with his tousled sandy- blond hair, who has been aptly described as dynamite on the turf and a cyclone in the corridors, is all in a I 21 truly regular guy. muting doesn't stop Bill. A snappy dresser, he possesses the uniisual gift of being a good pal to all the girls at once. At the same time he is a regular man's man. A cheerful member of our band's clarinet section is Bob, who, in spite of his hurrying here and there, has found time for his many friends. George Cropp: 'ff' Do you see a blond, curlyaiieaded lad in a light blue Ford? It is probably George, an all-round fellow, who skillfully partici- pates in dancing and boating. R r shy aybe only for the , V qctj, fbut not too curlyj haii, d the most elegant smile J?-y know whom we mean- rie, of our senior cabinet mem- bers, Tom. V2y! M Thelma Dozier: Is she demure?-or is she just shy? Thelma is one of those quiet appearing girls, but who are really full of fun when you get to know them. Betty Eames: Foot-loose and fancy free is this lass, who is undecided, whether journalism or aviation will be graced by-her talents. Her hob- biesfare Bing Crosby and popular mzusic. How she tickles those keys! -x Bruce Finleyg., in bil-5'Y7 Who h s mastered both tee clar who with his level head and straight thinking, goes about do- jbipistfarglfthe oboe? It's Bruce, ing all his tasks almost flaw- lessly.

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