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

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1 -'fl ff ' 4 'ff' N .I J. . .fd 1 Grand Central Station of Burlingame High School is the Attendance Office, where all ar- rivals and departures take place. Here, every absence is systematically reported, checked, and approved or disapproved according to the judg- ment of its head, Mrs. Marion Suhr ia gentle lady disarming in appearance, but the possessor of a phenomenal memoryl. Each illness is re' ported to the State Board, and a complete record of each studentls absence is kept on file. lt might seem that all would run smoothly, but such is not always the case. Mrs. Suhr may expect any- thing during the course of a day and usually gets it. From morning rush hour with the usual wild excuses to afternoon closing time with a few stragglefs still pleading their cause, life for he: never has a dull moment. Hi-Life's phoe togrgaphef show on these pagesa typical morn- ing in gurlingame's Attendance Office. 1 W , , f ,,f 1 Z' v A 2-' 8:30

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--5 'SJ' PICTORIALLY SPEAKIN Permit to Leave School c,nens,H4,,,QQQ4 W.A , -. mms. ,, , t, . 'rum 1.mvang...?,'0Q,,....,,.. nes' Lzycrffddlgo fo Clldlf ,.,.. , ',y', firnt Returning.. .. Parents Signature Form I9 Shown here are a few of the many forms used in the At- tendance office. These consti- tute visas for students whose activities. discipline, or truancy require special consideration. 5,16 7D SUMMONS Nm., Dan CHA! Room ,...,,. ,.......... D ate You An Directed t Report To Counselor Main Office During Lunch Period Take this order with you yvuarntorqaort. Form 33 E

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POLITICS I X nl' I. e I J A F Riqhter, I-Iarrop, Jones, White, Green, Kerzon, Aurel, Patterson. Fall President Fred Aurel. -rs: CARNIVAL CIIMAXES HIGH SCHOOL CAREERS FUR SENIURS Under the Competent leadership of their own officers, headed in the fall by stocky president Fred Aurel and in the spring by earnest presi- dent Bob Righter. Burlingame students took part in and enjoyed many new activities, among them a hang-up carnival. held in May. Named Les Rues de Paris, this gala affair featured an election for king: and queen of the Carnival, a large parade through town, con- c-essions with a Frenr-Ii air. entertainment in a half-hour show. and danving in the main gym. It was a huge sucvess. not only with the students, hut also with the parents and friends in the Community. First row: May, Alpe. Clark. Second row: Patterson, Gomperfs, Miller. DeMaIei. Third row: Smith Pence, Westermcn, Kirkland, Jackson, Burns, Morin. A, f y Us