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

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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.

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Ruth Helsel: Cheerful and gay, with a sparkle in her blue eyes, is Ruthie, who has shown her musical ability, not only by her Fine violin play- ing, but also by her work as Music Commissioner. Fred Hi e ' ' f Eranjsuall s 'n unworried iyfzk -' ' fa a s to mis xitrrous de ations. e has a quiet peaceab e temperament, and with his graduation B.H.S. loses a good quarterback. Raymond Hubbenette: Ray is a tall lad with brown eyes and blond hair, who saunters down the halls with such an un- concerned air. He is an excellent accordionist and likes boats. john jaixen: Tall is this answer to a maiden's prayer, if she prefers blondesg but the cold-hearted lad doesn't make dates. Is he a woman-hater?-or just plain bashful? X 'S Elain ns : 1-there Jonnie fpro- unced Y56 y a ays dressed n blue h ying re and there. As org sioner of Literary Af- A fairxle furnishes plenty of puns. ,drtfj Tall and Elsie, who is ever-read' un and a good game of ba inton. She is a loyal friend to her pals. Elsie Kopp: nf il, Harry Henne: Five-feet-eight, black hair, with a ready smile that lights up his entire countenance, especially the twinkle in his eyes. Harry wants fo be a photographer. A snap for 1inl lf' ,gfgfv L. Robert Hornbeck : Bob does quite a bit of tinker- ing with automobiles to make them run faster. Incidentally, he . ' ' witl girls' hea ts an m kes e ' at fast . ' , f'1 Of, Catherine Hunt: Petite et jolie fcute to you non- French studentsj is Catherine, who seems quiet and serious to those who don't know her, but vivacious to those who do. Henry Jeppesen: Tall, dark, and quiet is this lad with brown eyes. Harry is a per- fect swimmerg but the plane fact is that he wants to be an aviator. Helen Kelly: , - 1 Dark-haired ,and s all ,is Kelly, who hasxserfecl o ,our Senior cabinet and on the A. .S. Hospi- tality Corhmittee. Active in sports, the pretty miss wears a Block B. Gordon Lane: Always Ending something to laugh at, Giggles sees only the sunny side of life. Among our numerous radio fiends, he is the only one possessing an amateur license.