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

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Jeanette Lauder: Nettie is a tall girl with a lot of pep and vitality. She has great sports ability and has been Block B Vice-President and a member of the Athletics Commission. Meripat List - i q stioning brown eyes ull of humor and devilment. If you want a good time, or a good friend, just call on this tall lass. Louise Lude: This smiling flaxen-haired lass has gained for herself a high scholastic record of which both Burlingame High and Denmark can well be proud. Lillian Leis: If there is anything happening, Lillian will be there Hrst. This carefree maid, with a happy ' smile, is somewhat quiet and yet a lot of fun. Richard Lloyd: This Commissioner of Awards is tall, blonde, and we all think he's pretty good, especially in the ca- pacity of Vice-President of our s ior cabine Selden Lyford: Do you see a group of deserted maidens? Their escorts are prob- ably to be found gathered around Selden, who is popular with boys and girls alike, a he is a irl man. ' Z Z ,Q fufd4f7'9, - Jaxnes Macleod: Alfreda Marsh: Always gett' a kick out of something, jim says in his non- chalant way that his ambition is to be famous, and if there were some place new he would be an explorer. Robert McMurry: Short and blonde is Bob, who has two ambitions: to be a forester and to win the heart of a certain girl. The latter has been already accomplished. r- 1 , ., . LH, 93 Miltlj i i Wallace Me er' 0.-ly lj In addi ' o his dutilkb as Stu- dent ger, Wally continues his ex llent tennis. Everything he se out to do he accom- plishes. No wonder the girls wish he'd give dancing a try. Small, dark-haired and sparkling dark eyes, 'Freda is always smil- ing. She is full of pep, a go-get- ter, and a hard worker as well. agwfs California McMillan: Cally's frank speech and individ- ualistic point of view have made her a person worth knowing. Having a good sense of humor, she always has a joke on hand- rather, on tongue d vigor as our e u g the football se on has a onderful talent for J : his petit .lo e, who displayed s y r li. y

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Marjorie Miller: Frank Morley: An all-round girl is Marj. Al- though best known for her jour- nalistic ability, she is a skilled pianist and a tennis player also. OVW' gfixk Wes is th popular bhie-eyed, black-haired boy who has the gift of gab plus the Irish wit and humor. He also owns a spiffy black Ford. Wat'clia waiting for, girls? Ruth Oliver: Slight in figure and slight in voice, but Ruth makes up for it by piles of poise, loads of per- sonality and scads of cheerful- ness. Lawrence Pantaleoni : Either grinning or blowing on one of his various horns, Babe merrily pursues his way, He has an ability to create a farce out of most circumstances. Aiming high with his ambitions, e wish: n s , 'E r S ank plan to' be an aviatorg so ' ' ' h y n to is ' I. r Nancy Nickerson: As Commissioner of Dramatics and Editor of the Radio-Cinema Bulletin, Nicky is on the go all the time. Does she deserve a va- cation? You bet! Laura Olstrom : Are we mistaken or do we see something flashing on the third linger of your left hand, Laura? Happy landings to our faithful clarinetist. Virginia Partridge: A little lass with a happy dis- position is Pat, who likes sports, and plays well. She is a collector of souvenirs. DOfOIl1y P6I'kll'lSZ Carolyn Petersen: PefkY, Pf0VC5 that good things Carolyn is a quiet blonde who f30me IQ Snlau Packages' He? 1mP' likes to read and is studying to be 1511 Smile .15 60011811 fo brighten a secretary. Some of our rowdies the Bloomlesf daY- If 0nlY this S- should learn tranquility from her. F. transferee were not in her home town! Helen Pickens: Marguerite Prolls This bf0WU'CYCd belle, Wh0 Ni 1 K Ever-smiling Patty, who is al- wanders the corridors, usually , X Ways ready for fun, has great late, is a talented drama aspirant. Her merry chuckle and soft Southern accent make us truly glad that she came west. X. . .il '- ' , '- ambitions to study singing in Eu- rope and become an opera star.