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

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1 ,Y1 ' W ,gl 3 anal-...1 . SPRING COUNCIL-Leff To Righf: Ahern, STein, Messinger, CarTer, Murison, Davis, Lind- Spring PresidenT Bob Li say, Schuman. The TirsT acT oT The spring council was To adopT The U.N.E.S.C.O. ConsTiTuTion proposed by Mr. BeITran and his hard-working group. Their nexT. and biggesT proiecT, was To collecT blood pledges Tor The Red Cross. A goal oT sevenTy- Tive was seT, buT The energeTic volunTeers wenT all ouT in a house-To-house canvass and collecTed ex ToTaI OT Two hundred and TiTTy pinTs oT blood, in cooperaTion wiTh The P.T.A. STudenT GovernmenT Day and an all-school SPRING COMMISSIONERS-Froni Row: Peel: Rally: Wilford, Girls' Awards: Second Row: Dillaway, Rally: Pierce, ArT: Camp, Music: Maude, Records: Linn, School Affairs: Delwig, PubliciTy Davis. ArT: Harvey, Girls' AThleTics: Third Row: Frey, Finance Wilde, Order, I-Ial', Boys' Awards: Jackson, Assemblies: HerberT Boys' ATl1leTicsg Dollinger, Public Address: Wilkinson, PhoTographyi ' - Q sr Talenf varieTy show concluded The worlc oT The spring council. The senior oTTicers' and cabineT's main duTies were The deciding on and The obTaining oT The Senior AnnouncemenTs and The arranging oT The Senior Ball. This was a big enough job in iTselT, buT They also Taclcled The job oT selecTing The Teams Tor The Senior-FaculTy Baseball and Bas- IceTball games. SENIOR CABINET-Fronf Row: Allen, Hellman, I Row: DolTon, Bauer, 6riTsch. X Q-0N i mi .- - ,

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...J C L: E L 3 Fall Presidenl' Reece FosTer FALL COUNCIL-LeTT To Righh Davis, WeighT, Lindsay, Schuman, Ahern, Hellman. Fos Ter. Huck. COUNCILS GOTO BAT FOR COMMUNITY AND RED CROSS The big proiecT underTaken by This year's Tall council was The imporTanT cleanup campaign. Led by Bob Davis, The sTudenTs really goT To work and proved To The local ciTizenry ThaT They could keep The ciTy clean. A conTesT was sponsored Tor The Treshmen, and a winning posTer and leTTer oT recommendaTion were selecTed. STudenTs were asked To deposiT Their wasTe papers in The ash- cans insTead oT in The guTTers. In cooperaTion wiTh The LaTin Club, The coun- SIIOR CABINET-Frcni Row: Tassen, Dixon, and Wineman: Sec- Row: PeeT, RiTzau, Allen, and AbboTT, cil senT ChrisTmas packages To a war orphan. They also appoinTed The sTudenT courT. A meeT- ing oT The P.T.A. was aTTended by The council. aT which They presenTed one oT Their own regular meeTings. They repeaTed The process Tor The delegaTion of 'foreign sTudenT Teachers which vis- iTed The school. The annual Tall council dance oc- cupied a good deal oT The council's Time: and They aTTended The all-P.A.L. conTerence wiTh oTher sTudenT leaders. FALL COMMTSSIONERS-Fronf Row: HerberT, Records: Warren, Drama: GoeTze, Rally: Francard, Rally: Second Row: Dollinger, Ra- dio: SpeighT. School ATTairs: WhiTe, PubliciTy: Jonas. ArT: Cain, Girls' Awards: Third Row: Allen, Boys' Awards: Lachman, Boys AThleTics: Jackson, Assemblies: Wilde, Order: Frey, Finance: RoTh, Public Address. fe H -itll-, Q! Q E

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