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

Text from Pages 1 - 210 of the 1980 volume:

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Third Row: jim Molinelli, Robert Chieber, Michael Schwartz, Linc Bjorkman, Leonard Walen, Mike Floyd, john Dwyer, Ali Breslow, Don Crosatto, Steve Lavelle. Fill 6 QA M222 W ml ,fsf l N. ,,,, ,,,.....,, ,,,,,,, , y M X J S liifburlingame b staff fy., -din ...M ,V 'E M . A ,, jf ,rm mf, WP Fall Student Government Gfficers Sherry Finney, Student Manager, john Dwyer, Treasurer, Renee Lanam, President, Bill Gutierrez, Secretary, Sharon Ka- zan, Vice President. Fall Student Goun il Front row: Laurelle Gutierrez, Ioy Herlick, Margot Feiner, Chris Engels, Lynne Weil, Leslie Cossman, Patricia Barret, lo Nelson Second row: Bill Gutierrez, Sherry Finney, Scott Shepard, lohn Dwyer, Bill Malloch, Sharon Kazan, Bob Franklin, Renee Lanam, Lynnelle Bilsey. Spring Student Government E1 x I NF? ,i 0 I' - . ' ' . s 'T ' is . 'F 'S' S - Xt' if-sf c , t C . 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M Q 5, X , ., X 1.335 .K', ltfx f xvr -- 1 1 Q S3930 MSDN W 'Hi iwm ffqnlulwf aqnf N3 W W 3599229 ,,2,,., A 35? Key Club David Kaplan, Kent Demas, Robb Waterman, Brian Felion, Bill Malloch, Tim Mulron, Greg Rosston, Mr. Ness-advisor, Mike Tempest. If , 5 J! 00 IA N N iff lei CL s NZ A as xx 6 ,YXOI ,,RNPK 1 -'.r 1 ' T CLI-IBS 'J International Club iQ,Ps Standing: Angie DeLuca, Karen Elgaard, janet Griffiths, Elizabeth Mitchell, Susan Yu, Margaret Railton, lrene Frayne, Barbara Tara, Maureen McArdle, Mr. Studeba- ker-advisor, Lloyd Wood. Kneeling: Lisa Knudson, Theresa Wong, Rachael Pahulu, Theresa Kuan, Nathan Kuan, Usik Hwang. Not Pictured: Nancy Kum, Betty Gordillo. ,li CSF First Row: Virginia Zurko, Pandora Gee, Monique Vella, Susan Yu, Colleen Coolish, Anne Varni. Second Row: Kent David, Sidney Nichols, Lynne Weil, Martha Dresser, Bill Malloch, Linda Glassel, Todd Lue, George Stevens. Third Row: Bob Frank- lin, Robb Waterman, jennifer Curry, Cindy Franklin, Elizabeth Mitchell, Donna Friebel. Fourth Row: Robert Byers, jo Nel- son, jill Cemuda, Sally Seebode, Ken Mak, Mike Tempest, Claudia King, Stacey Sterner. Fifth Row: Kyle Cunningham, Carol Crehan, Charlie Voytan. G ff sg Aff' Q f l WWW f f laa . ' ll- L '1Y -'86 German Club First Row: Mary Ann Piana, Anne Von Rogov, Claudia King, Nina Palmin. Second Row: Bill Riv- ers, Diane McNamara, Chris Gladysz, Robb Water- man, Lydia Iskander, Peter Gladysz, Kim Blagg. I Il Sfftdlln Sic Deuisclv ? BHSOS Ill lll -'K IIJ. -J L 1, 5'-- , -,-'af ' .1 4 , 1 'sf i Cynthia Hunter, Sabine Canto, Lynne Brooks, Marta Lara, Dan Chafets, Heidi Williams, Pam Use, Marc Ben- ioff. Burlingame Business Club Bottom Row: Natalie Roybal, Ronaele Ray- ward, Kristi Davis, Bill Bodenlos. Middle Row: Lorraine Bostrom, Tony Norton, Letitia Norton, Sherry Sohrabji, Bill Rivers, Don Crosatto, Mike Tempest. Top Row: Thor Rayward, lolie Lenehan. if Q 1? 3 4 1 we --.-td sw .1 fb-vffxr 'T- ls I: if lr Stagec raft Crew First Row: john Harrison, Tom Dudum, Mr. Pat, ad- visor, Debbie Drechsler. Second Row: David San- lorenzo, Oscar Luppi, Brad Barrett, Bob Delzell, Kevin johnson, jim janssen. Third Row: Kevin Frayne, joe Hopkins, Thomas Buckley, jeff Cohen. Sf Q : , 7' i N .Z I -rip. X 164' -if 3 -s ' ff' S' ,ij QQKP S,.,N-4 bf' X -f A11 Commission Sitting: Kathy Krahn, janet Howell. Standing: Stacey Wirtz, Lynn Sheehan, Mr. Warner, advi- sor, Mike Floyd, Tracy Evenson, Wendi Olson, Brian Everson, jennifer Cotton, Liz Chalkley, jeff Burkher, Eriko Moray. Ceramics Club Sitting: Sara Quist, Maureen Cole, Peggy Lawson, Gordon Wright, Kelly Schanmier, Brandon Brown, Marisa Baldini, Esther Pacholuk. Second Row: Debbie Vaughan, Kari Birdsall, Kent Herman, Ross Larsen, Kelly Sim- pson, Cathy McCormick, Karen Rojas, Olga Diatroptoff, Danny Schmitz. Third Row: Mr. Pat, advisor, Kevin Frayne, William Pape, Stuart Wilson, Stacey Wirtz. 4 l ' Bottom Row: Mary Ann Piana, Connie Campanile, Joanne Maza, Fedora Cemignani. Top Row: Cary Campanile, Pete Maiorana, Liza Lucchesi, Natalie Mazzanti, Lisa Ghiozzi, Mrs. Schwartz, advisor. i l 4 X I Italian Club Furla 1:1Za1ia1L0 ? The Phoenix f df.-0-,v T , it , 5 , ' ' --aL.,,m First Row: Erica Benson, Kathy Krueger, Bill Amend, Cindy Franklin, David Kaplan. Second Row: Jeanette Pastor, Troy Lambson, Chris Molumphy, Todd Lue. Third Row: lolie Lenehan, Ron Picchi, Kim Blagg, Fourth Row: Mike Tempest, Greg Rosston, Sandy Drechsler. Fifth Row: Bill Bodenlos, Don Crossato. French Club Bottom Row: Susan Yu, Betty Cordillo, Lynne Weil. Top Row: Mrs. Marquis, advisor, Anne Von Rogov, Susie Frankel, Karen Mackin, Becky Hinchcliffe, Nancy Meyer, jade Kay, Trina Lee, Mrs. Schwartz, advisor. ltparlcz vous francais I Math Club Front Row Todd Lue Francls Mak Ken Mak Greg Rosston Uslk Huang Ryan Ashton Back Row Vernon Huang Dan Whlte Marc Benloff Dan Chafets Alan Ashton Blll Amend d ,bm +'Cx+e.x5 FCM A 3 AX-'VU d O 'W 00 In lf Drama Commlsslon Flrst Row Maurlce Olsberg Tlm Frayne Mary Ann Plana Dlane Dwyer Laura De Tata Sally SWlft Nlcole Allaga Carol Contl leanne Dlmon Second Row Marc Benloff Laura Wrlght Llsa Ayer Flllz Feyzullahoglu Renee Vaplon Lynne Well Heldy Fetterman Sherry Sohrabjl Darrell Benatar Susan West Debble Reln stadler Renee Holllnger Dave Rosenzwelg Debble Drechsler Thlrd Row Carol Crehan Susle Frankel jlll Cernuda Mlchele Frey Chrls Cladysz lolle Lenehan Pete Gladysz Amy Prlce Debble Zell loan Mac Nell Letltla Norton Fourth Row leanette Pastor Raul Valadao Lorl Worley Blll Ambrunn Dan Chafets Mlke Calvello Ron Rlch Clndy Seebode jennlfer Mac Nell Donna Moon Spanlsh Club Flrst Row Tony De Luca llll Cernuda Deb ble Drechsler Second Row Karen Elgaard Angle De Luca Dr Bals advlsor Pat Stormy joel Harrls dflaflbla Ucl espano i I I . 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Yue Uri55na.s?.52rzzzfzl f1Uwm -QQ ff filwl gnu C mi r X, Wllliltll Wllilll Doctor Harvey tries to prevent Charlie from Professor Nemur listens as Doctor Strauss explains CharIie's situ- making a scene in front of Mrs. Nemun. ation to the Welbergs. i Charlie's sister, Norma, begs Charlie to forgive her for the way she treated him. . R W i Mrs. Donner has high hopes as Gina works and Frank and joe enjoy the moment. Q , 1 Doctor Strauss takes notes as Alice Kinnian nervously talks about Charlie's eagerness to be smart. Y V K l Mrs. Mooney shows a reluctant Charlie his new apart- ment. Charlie Gordon .. Alice Kinnian .......... Professor Nemur ....... Dr. Strauss ........... Burt ................. Doris ........ Gina ......... Frank ........ loe ................. ..... . .. Mrs. Donner ........... Charlie's Mother Charly Cast Gina observes quietly as Frank and loe have a dis- pute at the bakery. 'Ya Burt runs some tests on Charlie before the brain surgery while Doris takes notes. ............Bill Ambrunn ........lennifer Mac Neil .......Mike Calvello .....leanette Pastor .......Chris Gladysz ...Renee Hollinger .............Emily Case Rich Charlle's Father ............................... Charlie's sister, Norma, present ....... Ellen .................................................. Connie ....... Bernice .......... Dr. Harvey ........ Mrs. Mooney ...... Dave Rosenzweig .........Ranae Felion ........Cindy Seebode .........Raul Valadao ......Susie Frankel .........Debbie Zell ........loan MacNeil ..........Elin Larson .............Marc Benioff ............Lynne Weil Mrs. Welberg ......... ........ D ebbie Reinstadler Mr. Welberg .............................. ......... D arrell Benatar Mrs. Nemur .................................. ............ S usan West Charlie's sister, Norma, past ......... ........ L aura De Tata Technical Staff: Set construction - Mr. Don Pat and the stagecraft class, lights and sou'nd - jeff Cohen and Bob Delzellg Properties co- crewheads - Carol Crehan and Debbie Dreschler, Make-up crew head - Susie Frankel, Costumes crew-head - Cindy Seebode. 0 nm . fall play!35 fl Bascom Barlow experiences a close shave. ' 5 1 Angela cries over her love troubles as Kathleen consoles her. Technical staff: Sets- Don Pat and the Stagecraft classy lights- Bob Delzell, Kevin lohnsong pin rail- loe Hop- kins: costumes- Costume crew, Cyndi Seebode, heady make-up- Make-up crew, Susie Frankel head. .-. An angry young Preston Cottingham lr. visits the Barlows. A confusing mixup involving identical travel bags takes place. 36! play Richard Foyle shares his big plans with his fiancee, leanette. l A Preston Cottingham Sr. greets Genevieve Barlow. leanette explains her position to Bascom Bar- low. ATRG BCI A .7 Genevieve gives some poorly-timed advice to Kathleen. ll l Three Bags Full Cast jenkins ......................V... Kathleen ................ Bascom Barlow ........ Richard Foyle ........... Angela Barlow .... .. ...... . lisa Ruiz-Castanet .........Carol Crehan ........Dave Rosenzweig ......DarreIl Benatar ..,,..leanette Pastor Genevieve Barlow ..,................ lennifer Mac Neil leanette ........................ Preston Cottingham Boris .............................. Charlotte ................ ............. Preston Cottingham lr ........... ole Aliaga .,.,.....BilI Ambrunn ....,,.Lim' Bjorkman .........ltori Worley ........Mike Calvello Rimini! l Boris gets upset and nearly injures Richard Foyle. gunvl ' rx 1 T' , if w Qx 5 if 4 4 V HQ: iffy if ,lam still: X tht sf, x Q Q5 u Q ' 1 xg 1' ' 1, . in 4 V ,gm K nf Burlingame Road Show Front Row: Christina Gomez, Lynne Weil, lill Cer- nuda, Leticia Gomez. Second Row: Mary Ann Piana, jennifer MacNeil, Lynelle Bilsey, Teri Latz, Behy Gordillo. Third Row: Steve Lavelle, Bill Arn- brunn, Tony Norton, Peter Gladysz, Dave Kaplan, Thor Rayvvard. . ,J W y V' W lyhgs 5 X' Burlingame Stage Band WW i Front row: Katherine Moore, Christina Gomez, Lynnelle Bilsey, Kevin Clark. Center: Neal Bet- tencourt. Back row: Gerald Goldman, Bill McKeane, Greg Burkher, jim Potter, Hal Clover, Charlie Voytan, lim Benson, Thor Rayward, Ron Picchi. vi -Q-f Burlingame Choir First row: Lynnelle Bilsey, Tisha Norton, Sherry Sohrabji, Natali Roybal, Lynn Wiel, Kathy Keats, Rolaele Rayward, Susan Yu, Donna Moon, Peter Cladysz, Steve Lavelle, Hal Clover, Tony Norton, Charlie Voyton, Laura Write, Christina Gomez, Barbara Norton, Melody Holowaty, Tessa Renk, Donna Friebel, Heidi Williams, Betty Gordillo. Second row: Sherry Shinn, janine Marticorena, Amy Price, jill Cernuda, julie Michaels, Erico Moray, Terri Latz, julie Richmond, Cindy Latise, Shelly Owens, Chris Cladysz, Thor Rayward, Sharokin Ashoorian, jay Maiku, Mary Moore, Kim Blagg, Karri Korte, Debbie Gordillo, Olga Diatroptoff, Laurette Carbray, Pan Use, joan MacNiel, Yvette Marticorena, Mr. Harry Spencer. Third row: Marjhon Momenzedeh, Amy O'Donnell, Sabine Canto, jeanne Dimon, Fifta Anna, judy Conklin, Sue Patheal, Eileen Kimatat, janine Conklin, Diane Tidwell, Susie Burr, Letticia Gomez, jenny McPartland, Not Available, Kerry Keats, Irene Karpiuki, Sue Lavelle, Holly Schirgi, jennifer MacNeil, Cindy Seebode, Sally Seebode. cholr!41 ni nigga Q 92 0 mm punk rock dayf43 The movie Love at First Bite appeared in February. EW The French, Spanish, German and International Clubs held the Mardi-Gras in March. Q22 if A ,QEM N1,....,r,.,m f , , bl' ,gqpay Production began on the epic film Trek Wars in early Spring. special events!45 A kj ij f' .n f 5 '- ' ' ., K -: EM K t ' t Q , Qgiva 21 rw Qi . . i ,1 iw! f:- f .ww K. ,Q ' ' lg: ,-X.. 'QQ . ' , . 'T f ,.-,Lx ' - f- F3 .. A f li x z ' ' X r -3. . kkk Q K ng,-3 x -- E , ' ' I . . ' - k K 5 '25 1 3 f ' Q .15 SM ,MS-X K ,x 'x ' - f-.. 1 f 4 'Iw'f A x. ' 'ix ..L.,-J- . -J. -4-F C . -J. -gg L.. Pom-pon Girls Clockwise from left: Alison Williams, Michelle Bauer, Irene Guzalowski, Cindy Ster- mer, Tracie Heikkila, Gina Renner. Gina Renner Irene Guzalowski Tracie Heikklia, head pom-pon girl Michelle Bauer Alison Williams Cindy Stermer Varsity Cheerleaders Sharon Kiilan, head Cheer- jody Stoddard Kelly McCloskey leader Front row: Michele Easley, Becky Kubing second row: Jody Stoddard, Susan Maranda, Gigi An- dreini, Kelly McClosky, Sharon Kazan Becky Kubin Gigi Andreini Susan Marenda Michele Easley spirit!49 Yellblock Front row: Erin Dietrich, Nicole Aliaga, Sally Swift, Diane Dwyer, Kristi Davis, Susie Burr, Cathi Palmer, Colette Linhart. Second row: Sally Hetland, Patricia Byrd, Margot Feiner, Suzanne Kit- tredge, Renee Valpon, julie Michaels, jessica Abram. Third row: Mr. Willard, advisor, Aisha Yuneli, Diolinda Valadao, Connie Campanile, Dawn Miley, Kim lacona, jackie Hall, Candy Bellamy, Laura Wright, Tammy Icardi. Peter and Patty Panther V4-4 lolie Lenehan, Lorraine Bostrom junior Varsity Cheerleaders i1 g......1 Front row: Amy Landefeld, Patti Craig, Tammy Nodzak, Iill Shea, Nanci Meyer, Second row: lenny Rowell, Bernie Pullon, head cheerleader lulie Smith, Kris Spence, Kathleen Hillebrandt. Rally Commission Officers , . , M W-Tala Sh- 4 ,I C Nancy Byrd, Holly Crawford, Mr. Willard, Tammy Taylor, laime Rupert W X I 5 ff-Q g E-E cj - 7 l FT LCE 4 --'M'-lluuwlk KJ J fa- . Mark G. Alioto The Flame or Shmall will re- member many friends at Burlingame who include: The Enforcer, The Ice- man, The Worm, The Rug, The Nose Waldo, Goats, The San Mateo Kid, Stinky, and many others. Many memories include: Spanky's class, Spaghetti dinners at Stinkies, talks with Tam October 32, 1978, winning the M.P.L., Ojai, lining up for pinball at the Turf, run away minibike at the ranch, stick on the Stoehr, Mr. Devos' N.B.A., Aileen's flying milkshake, catching the baseball in the chest, numbers 2,3, and 80, All-County, and most of all every moment with M.E. William Mark Ambrunn Bill will never forget: Rashette tooohlj, bryophyta, Israel '78 M.B. and bandaids, chasing Cindy with spiders , charades, T.A.'ing with lo, experimenting tslap me Aphroditej, saladwars, masterflex jokes, period 2 gang, Tracie's last school day prom- ise, lody's trashy novels, and adven- tures in Hollywood. Bill would like to forget: the collection plate and hys- terics with Sharon, Charles Krug, and learning to fly. Hey Bucko- don't even forget that you know me. D.B. you're the best and sorry about Eu- rope. Many thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Hallby. Class of '80- always and for- ever. William l.C. Amend III Mr, Bill will always remember fbut try to forgetj those wonderful high school years and the activities therof: Cumbying with left and Steve, Trek Wars , backpacking with T40, T156, and WF, Gwydion, C105, Melee-ing in space with Mr. Morgan, Hare Krishna imitating, eyeballing those babies in Trig, driving through the dark streets of Millbrae on Tues- day nights, Mr. Hanley, lersy Shore '79, Disneyland '78 and '79, D and D with the Wahs, WED, chasing the big Dan T. with a loaded coke, Guy O.'s puns, tuba- ing with lim, those Sth period football games with Ron and Darrell, RH PS, and God bless lohann Gambulputty . . . devonasphern . . . David C. Azzopardi Azzo will always remember his years at Burlingame: Trivia sessions, Crispy's infinite convo's about the guitar and the one and ONLY Al! Traffic school with Walsh, cultural enrichment at M.W.'s party, unusual adventures , raquetball and jokes with A.M., the quake in S.C., the Dazer's 'tfight for rights good one Steve! 11:30 curfews, working every weekend, those same ACE lunch bags, finding the Heildberg Hofbrau with B.B., T.L., and M.W., cruisin' on weekends with the siren gang, The Green Machine , and C.B.A. treatments in Zee Giant Killer's car. These and many other memories of Burlingame will be re- membered by Dave throughout his future life. Debra Scott Bacon ln all my four years at Burlingame, I will always remember Tee Hee's with Martita, The Fish , jenna, Yvette, Big Mac, Hey jude, talks with Kerry and Vicki, swim team, alternate dele- gate for Girl's State soccer team, ski- ing, marching in the mud, football games, band and choir trips, spring concerts, Christmas formal '79 with Scott , candy striping, BHSOS, Stan- ford with Kerry, Mr. Bettendorf, Mr. Saito, NIR , Mr. Spencer, Miss Chris- topher. I plan to go on to Pacific Lu- theran University. My love to those people l've met along the way. Todd Baltor Todd will always try to forget: Tunitas Cliff with C.B., Chemistry with A.P., the exhaust system, and any other disaster. He'll never forget The Boat , skiing '77 and '78, Orange County, the prom with K.T., Rebirth of Blue , Yosemite rock, Magic Mountain, sit down dinner with Der- ringer, New Years Eve, the morning after, not following instructions, wak- ing up after the commando raid, playing lets make a deal, and munch- ing period 3 qts. and l. Geils concert. BHS later! Craig W. Barnes Barney will never forget: opening parties with Showen skiing in Ore- gon, Big Red, beautiful times with Olga, The Big One with T.S., skiing and partying in Tahoe with Shep, Fal- kie, Konz, and Tom, beach bummin' that night with B. and S., Hager, Bos- ton, B.A. and l.D., partying at Clear lake with the guys, the Nurse and goodtimes, cruisin' in the Bird , The System , being pervs, MPL champs, Special friends of Craig's in- clude, Tommy, Dave, Shep, Konz, Bi- lly, Ping, Di, Tam, and Kimmie. Bur- lingame will hold many memories. Its been excellent. Bradford Barrett After four years at BHS, Brad will never forget Kay-King at the point, refreshments at Hobergs, Raquetball, his little wedge of cheese , its older brother, the summer of Laguna Beach, fried chicken, sun tans, sun burns, sunglasses, fun in the sun, San Diego, and just about every hotel and beach up the coast of California. Aside from Brad's more routine activ- ities with good 'ol 4-tuma , his more extraordinary unforgetable moments lie with Sylvia-Z 1,2,3. His memo- ries of the prom and Grid of '79 shall not be forgotten either. Gregory Scott Barton Destructo will always remember the outrageous trips to Tahoe with Blend , Z , Kirch , and colfax in the woods. Also, comparing tech- niques with Snowy and letting him know who was the best wrestler, four weeling at the drive-ins and then re- landscaping the neighborhood, fa- mous parties at the beach, and the sophomore park parties, going unde- feated in football, and taking the MPL in baseball, Also a special thanks to Mr. Christman, Mr. Devos, and Mr, Booker. But most of all my memories will always remain with Renee and how she taught me of life. Darrell Benator l'll always remember: chocolate covered money as Frosh Pres., falling wigs and flying jellybeans in Auntie Mame , being a pool shark at Am- brunn's, and a member of Madame Marquis' destruction team, long talks with Killer , Salade Wars , and car racing with the Curry's, decorating Dwyer, making enemies with the Honda squirter , Trek Wars , pas- sword in Ump's , and charades with the gang, pulling the plug on lunch time bands, Susan's smile, and my flawless human guinea pig party. I hate to go, but I can't wait to leave. Erica Benson Some special memories include: M- 1, screaming and tipping back in the car, many long and interesting talks with friends, Davis twice tsaved the first time, physics major the sec- ond,j tp-ing with Kath , Holly and Anke, Farrels flj, uh-uh's with Cy- nthia Gayle and LZj , forever friends with jim F. Ebb , jeffery, B and orange juice and scarfing and philosophizing with Maureen, great city nights, 'just popcorn, ossifer!', L.C., heartbreak city's, dingleballs, New Years '79, and fickleness. 'Kar- Kar': I'Il see you through this and beyond. Thank you for everything, Kathy, we've shared a lot and grown a lot, nevertheless, it's time to move on jim Benson Ah, yes, the past four years . . . What memories! I'll never forget: the past four years at the bench with my good buddies, Arab and Anglo- wimpy, Tahoe '78, remember my mark on the top of the mountain, An- drew?: Freshman band trip and Dis- neyland '79, jethro '79, Grid '78 and '79, cross-country and the thirty-gas- plaps: fun with Olga and Tania: and of course, Andrew's Big day. But, most important of all, my in- troduction to Genesis fthanks Phil, Steve, Tony, Michael and of course, Peterj, and thanks to A.G. and A.G. Sayranara B.H.S., hello veterinary world. Niel Bettencourt I am born, I am me, I am new, I am free, Look at me, I am young, Sight unseen, Life unsung, We can walk our road together, If our goals are the same, We can run alone and free, If we pursue a different aim, What can this strange device be? When I touch it, it gives forth a sound, And all you touch and all you see, ls all your life will ever be. Future plans: college study of music composition andfusion. Kimberly A. Birdsall Bird will never forget: being insane with Caroline, Tahoe with Chigos Choo- Choo , WD, White Lightning The Kid, Saboardnick, Manteca, Blues Brothers, B-1, B-2, The Rec., The Herky, Flying with Mindy, New Years Eve '77, Catering, Sign snatch- ing, X-Mas formal '77, july 4, '79, Chonita, julie, Tracie, Buds with Chris memories of Ross, Old English 800's, Sarah's BBQ, swimming when I didn't want to, Gama, Hager, Mindy's outragious party, partying with the gang, Pina CoIadas, Hut, Peggy, Mert, Steph, Steve, jim, all those memorable times with that special person, john. Cris Bocci Chris will always remember the many great times during his last four years: hitting the slopes with George, many outrageous trips to T. Creek, the Cliff, Commando Raiding with josh, P.D. and the Pinto, Floyd's Mach, jammin' with the HFance, Per. 3 at L.j.L.'s, the jeep top, Monterey, The Spagetti Factory, Baltz , and Parr's sit down dinners. Chris hopes to become a studio guitarist or a recording engi- neer later. William Andrew Bodenlos In cramming memories of my BHS experiences, I must commence with friends: Z.C. l'll spare you the de- tails, but you're special cutie, Kit, from hangman to laugh attacks, we survived, jolie-Irma LaBod, the classes and slicing, Mike for the phone sessions, Blond Cat, water- skiing, Tahoe, mint-chipping, etc . . . Many thanks Nancy, Mary, Charlie, Lorraine, and Anne, you made every- thing special, the kidnap fthanks ev- eryonelj, Marriot's, L.A., Boz , clutch experiences, and San Diego twice are exceptional memories, Miss Tyson, and Miss Murtaugh. Thank you. Sir. WAB bids Au Revoir . Greg Bortolin Well who would think that the years would go by so fast. l'll always re- member being the only living extra on a 1977 Trans-Am. Burger King and 7-11 with Tom, burritosville! also that leaky I-t0p, apto's with Brad, Tom and the rest of the crew, ARRR swab the deck, harmonizing with Tom on all those Beatles songs, but best of all will be remembering my infatuation with Lisa, whom l'll always love, and all the good times we had. A final note, long live the Beatles. Lorraine Bostrom Precious moments pass, but the memories live forever, l'll never for- get: room 8, boats , spikes, L.B.G.'s football games, Peter and Pattering, L.D.P., kidnapping bus, Class of '80, Nov. 12th tp-ing, 3CA. BBC -love ya' Thor and Tony, summer '79, wat- ter skiing, GA., Tour, D.I.'s, that night , LaBods, red Mt. Hermon, H.M.B., cars, Bread, and good friends ludi, Mike B., Dec. '79, Linea, Anne, Bill- me and you in electric blue! Mike you'll always be special, Iolie, couldn't have made it without you. tl.B.A.R.S.J Goodbye Bur- lingame, thanks for the memories. x I Diana Lynn Sarah Burr I will always remember being new, Hall Decorating '77 with my partner teaching me how to tear Scotch tape, Hall Decorating '79, running a red light with Sue to get away from the eggers, tp-ing, Senior Class Secretary, Mr. Bettendorf, Mr. Umpleby and Mr. Studebaker, Hey Boy, and Hey Bucko,-don't ever forget you know me either. Geralyn-thanks. Someday we'll own a white sweatjacket. My secret desire is to live in Colorado and drive a Targa. Thanks everyone, l'll miss you. I love you Dave. 'Qrwwwff Dave Borusko R.G. will always remember those of my two years at BHS and my friends: fMelody H. playing hard to getl, lennifer H., a real sweety etc ..., Sam R., a real brother to me, Ron, remember that stunt we pulled off in front of Vic's office, yelling your head off while flying from the hood of my car, fWhew! Almost two weeks suspension from Vicll, thanks for sav- ing my neck, Mr. Seigler, remember the six Sam, how about blasting the muffler, Nick! l'll never forget the way you waddle, Mr. Devosl tthose were the two greatest years of my lifey, and like I always said, school is for the birds! Kim Brittner I will leave high school, not only learning the three R's, but how to make life beautiful. When I open my memory book, the memories that will be on top, are all the good people: Anoush, l'll never forget you, Gina, we had a few, Neta, julie, Danny, and Sudie. Some good times were the Three day barbeques, opening of the restaurant, park ex- changing, cruisin' the jags, Teddy at the Sahara, and always snow drifting, and all the great places: Hawaii, Tahoe tespecially1-1-793 and leaving my heart in San Diego. jeff Burkher My four years at BHS have brought me many friends, two of whom I really owe and must thank. 1.P., to think of the four years of insanities we've been through, QI'm sure you know what l'm talking aboutl, just re- assure me in my wish to thank you, see you at MIT! D.R., rarely does one have the pleasure of meeting some- one as special as you. With a touch of class' and a warm heart you have left me with the fondest of memories. You have my love and success will be yours. Philip lay Byer Phil, inmate 3553179 at BHS, will never remember: Loner Lunches, walks home, the doctor, cubing, dancing in Kelleen's truck, munching PMX, cruisin' clazzy, cream cheese and orange marmalade, a book of e tickets, five dollars and goin' crazy, jamming with Bruce, Mark and Dan, eating contests and snorting root beer with Stanton, Supertramp, Yes, Santana, and Impromptu Grids. Phil's secret desires include dating all of the Heikkila girls, as Tracie did with the Byer boys, and becoming one of the many career men who haunt BHS' parking lot after they've graduated. Lee Ann Campbell Texas is a beautiful place and I love Dad and a lot of people down there but I have to admit, California is the place to be! My ninth and tenth grade years in Texas are very memo- rable, especially being head cheer- leader and winning an art trophy. How great it all was! I started going to BHS as a junior.- that summer was excellent. Playing tennis with M.O., LH., and T.S., listening to music con- stantly with len in her memorable house. Remember New Year's Eve in S.l.? My close friends E,B., D.R., A,H., and of course 1.H. Skiing in Tahoe for a week on my 17th birthday. The most important and exciting thing to me was when I met 'my love, Randy! On April 16th. I knew my life had changed and is still changing with 'all of my love' to Randy Scott Layton! Love you, Mom and len for the great memories we had together through our trying times. joe Casetta I have many great memories during my four years at Burlingame. Among the best memories were journeying with the guys at Tahoe one inter- esting weekend, doing some crazy things with my friends my junior and senior year while experiencing the parties and partying weekends that never seemed to end, Steve's birth- day and the 24 dollars, Larry, Steve and I misplaced, and going 6-0 my senior year in football. There are many more great times which will be life long memories and I thank Bur- lingame and my many friends whom made it happen. Steve Chase There were many great experiences in my four years at BHS: Connolly's cabin in Tahoe with Van, Beauvais, Herman, Caset and Zole, my 17th birthday with Guisep, playing as much football as I could, attending school in Hawaii with Bill, Chris's party before I went to Alaska, Octo- ber 17, 1978 with 'Tulre Lerder,' out- rageous keg parties with all my great friends, Oas's party with 'Bandito,' my stairway to heaven with Nicole and having great times with 'Silly Willy.' My ambition is to have as much fun in life as I did in High School. Take it easy and take it slow. Lori Marie Clarke Looking back over the past four years Lori can honestly say, My bwain hurts. All the good times shared with special people are: out in front with the gang, Heritage Park, beach parties, Vender-blendering in Yosem- ite, Halloweensl, Sig's house and the moon, the Prom '79, insane corps, people, bus rides, skiing, a special F.L., cherry pie, crazy times with Sara ILassen, the Point, Lochness Monster, sweepstakes, B.B.j, scream- ing with Mauweeny, The City, Hyatt Regency, Cymnasticsl, field hockey, diaper, P.P. and watching the gang graduate. Thanks to all the special people who shared these good memories with me. Lauretta Carbray Lauretta will always remember her four years at BHS. Her senior year will be her most remembered. She will never forget her bestest friend Irene K. ther sisl and all the crazy things they did together, such as: Penninsula Ave., the El, W.D., Lyons, Bus Rides, shopping, and their sayings: Baadly Mun Baadly, But Noooooo, and Yup! Of course she will never forget the best part of her senior year-Pat. Always remem- bered are her good old friends-Su- sanne C., Helen D. and Paul M. and her super new friends Lily, Robyn and Doug. it ww My w., lim Chiapelone lim will always remember his com- rads in the suicide squad-Tom, Rusty, Ken, and that strange python freak, Zach. Skiing with Tom in '79 was unforgetable. T.156 with Steve, Mark, Dave and Bill was great. No one can forget the cruisin' Green Ma- chine, or the Carry-Nothing, so- called by the infamous GC. of the Playboys or the Electronic Quad or whatever they're called. The four years of band were pretty good. The band trips were great and he's looking forward to another good one this year. P.S. Rock-n-Roll for- ever. Franci Marie Claudon I'll remember the special friends I've made and the crazy times we've shared. The Deadly tDead?l Datsun, coffee at Hyatt, Santa Cruz, Suckers! fremember Pam and Kim?l, having to be Pam's conscience and chauffer tjust kiddingl, etc. All my teachers have been special-Mr. Saito Ieyeball those babies inl, Miss Christopher fnot too many orgiesj, Mr. Hartlaub- thanks, Mr. Harrison and Miss Tyson. To all of BHS I say thank-you for these four years. Remember-life is what you make of it. Goodbye. Tom Collom BHS has really been great. Many times I asked myself, was it because of the many memories I have ac- quired throughout my four years? Who knows? l'll never forget The Static Master and visiting him at Rock'n' Roll hospital, and his wild nurse acid queen, jamming with B., damage and pumping out 100 deci- bels. Skiing with 1.C. at S.V. was a blast with H72 o'cIock on the chair lift. M.P. impersonations by B.A. were great. Thanks K.H. and CC. for get- ting me into E. guitar. There are many more times too numerous to men- tion. l'll always stick to my philoso- phy-'Always look on the bright side of life. ' -Eric Idle-1979 Haworth A. Clover, lr. ln my four years at Burlingame I have enjoyed many experiences as well as fun times. Many thanks to my wonderful teachers. I will have many happy memories of classes spent with Dr. Bals, Miss Murtaugh, Mr. Spencer, Mr. DeVos and Mr. Stu- debaker. A special thanks to the Ad- ministration and Cafe workers. It's been a wonderful time here. Thanks. ludi Conklin I will always remember my four years of High School and the friends I met, especially 'The Gang,' the gym- nastic team, Chris W. fthe bestest friendj and my kids Danny and Ra- chel. l'll also remember going on the choir and orchestra tours to Dis- neyland and the Summer Tour's 'Caravanf Bonnie, Sunita and Tammy, thanks for the good times. l'll recall Room eight, my favorite teacher Mr. C., Dec. '79, Greg R., Mike B., and Lorraine, Class of '80, 3DA, S.S., and walking to school with my sister lan. My desire is to some- day go to Bethany Bible College. Mom and Dad, I love you. Maureen Cole During my high school years I have experienced much, learned much and grown much, not only through school itself, but more significantly through friends and life's challenges and experiences. Fondest memories include: camping with Sara, David and Gary, skiing with Sigi, limi and Larry, being with Pat, talking and munching with Erica, late night talks with Sara, screaming with Lori, laugh- ing with Kathy, parties at the Penin- sula House, beach parties with the gang, rowdy concerts and simply all the people I've shared these past four years with. Most meaningful of all are the good times and memories I have of saga. Tom Condon Rubber Man will always remem- ber: going to the drive-in and not being able to find his way out, getting arrested with john and Rick, spinning donuts on the football field, and play- ing kill the mailbox on Friday night. He'll also never forget the boat party, jumping out of Gary's van at 30 m.p.h., getting kicked in the shin at Walshs' party and playing on the best football team Burlingame has ever had. Tom plans to become a priest and join the Born Again Atheist Church. Colleen Catherine Coolish My four years at BHS have made a big impression on me and I will al- ways hold fond memories. But then, Anne and I were always easily im- pressed. lt started with the class meetings and Darrell's catching en- thusiasm, 9-10 sock gang and our endless search for GHA's and RR's, the whole gang at Heidi's locker, the summer I fell in love, Deb and the non-working stop signs. Anne and our adventures, especially 'Spaz,' Miss Christopher and Miss Tyson will always be dear. l'll miss y'aIl but l'll never forget ya' while in N.O. Kit Conn The laughter and love l've found in life has filled my four years at BHS with memories l'll always cherish. These include: Yosemite, 'Grease Pit' and summer '79, college hunting and heartache 101 with Ger, Mary and Deb, 'senioritis', the Prom with john, and assorted ski trips. l'll always re- member the whale, graduation '79, tennis with Ron, john, and Bill, Ha- waii, escapades with Deb, my favor- ite place fthe ocean beachesj, and the whole Teen Club gang. Much love to my friends for their open ears and smiling faces. You've done well Mom and Dad! Kerry jo Courtley The Fish will always remember: freshman and sophomore swimming, being captain of the swim team, being most valuable swimmer, get- ting nominated for Girl's State, com- peting in the junior Nationals and C.C.S., and winning M.P.L.'s. She'll also remember: morning workouts with Chris, locker room talks, Rocky Horror with Deb, tp-ing, Vic and Mission, Fourth of july, and Duke. Kerry will never forget the good times and great talks she had with Vic and Deb. Kerry plans to attend col- lege on a full four-year swimming scholarship. Andrew Craig Craiger , H.Z. , or Quick will never forget the four years spent at B.H.S. Countless memories of: the bench , M.P.L. football title '79, the one and only touchdown, football in- juries, scoring a basket for S.M. 12!7! 79, theme song, flat tire on the way to the j.L.P. concert, and the never present Stereo Commission, will al- ways stay with me. l'll always remem- ber: jimmy, Aar Aaron, Smack, Ein and the Burly Dude , walking to school everyday, the Tuttle shuttle , and D.B.'s Fiat. Many thanks to the teachers, coaches, and parents whose inspiration was never ending. My fu- ture plans include a pilgrimage to Mecca, becoming Pope, and ruling the world. Don Crosatto Four years of BHS have left Don with a feeling best expressed by Arthur j. Gumby: Bloody hell, my brain hurts! The CDC convention, insane journalism, SNL jacuzzi, T-shirts, 'Spark', 'Paperwood', 'Haim', 'Grime', Tom, Dave, 'Suade', jolie, Nancy, Frew, Rick, jeff, Rusty, Mike, and all the other low people I associ- ate with will be forever remembered. l'll also recall the Giants and the Shamrocks fwhat happened?j, the Room Eight loonies, the beach, whipped cream, Yosemite '79, 'The Page!', Mr. C fmy favorite short per- sonj, and my main man, M.M. Thanks for coming-OHYR. Chris Connolly l can't believe it's over! BHS has been one big 'Fantasy Island' for me with girls, parties, more girls and more parties!! l will never forget my friends. l love ya' all. l'll remember those great times you all gave me: my cabin with the keg, many 'rooms' for all, Idaho with Will, skating with 'Mint' and 'lrv', getting rowdy with 'Van K', Kent's party tUgh!j, four kegs at the beach, Tahoe summers and bikinis, 'Chaser's' going away party, Chico with 'Frito', and football as the MPL champs. Most of all l'll re- member meeting my 'Ten' on 5!18! 79, Patty G. Later on Burlingame! Mindy Cowan Good times, bad times, I know l've had my share, so many of which l'll never forget, like: j.V. cheerleading, camp, flying before the games, my Halloween party '78, sign snatching and being jailbirds with Shawna and Kim H., the many outrageous con- certs with Shawna and skiing. Man- teca, meeting the Virginians fSarah and jenniferj, good times with Steph-how'd I drive?, pina coladas, Gamma, Hagar with Kim, john and Steve, and times with jim and Merete will always be remembered. You're right Shawna, we made it. Christmas Formal with Stacey, Keith, and Steve-'sorry guys. ' Holly Elizabeth Crawford l'll always remember the terrific friends l've made, the things I've learned, and the many laughs I've had while at B.H.S. Some of the most memorable times include: freshman park parties, rolling down Tamey's steps, ice cream at 2:00 a.m, R.C. dis- asters and funnies, illegal cruisin' with Mare, 'Bear', cramped A.G., Shawn's sweater, WOW, 'Good tunes!!', Christmas harem, 'Chiquita Banana', 'Dolly', and 'Red'. Also, l'll remem- ber: new Year's Eve '79, talks with 'E', Giants' opening day, a great Prom with MMTD, 'Fools for the City', Crabmen and divers, and the won- derful summer of '79. Thanks to all- take care!l! jennifer Curry Wow-it's over! lt was fun being a little freshman in Australia. Soph- omore, junior, and senior years seemed to fly, but some moments will last forever: Little-Big games Qhonking-H.j surprise parties, Rach- eal's parties, Piggy masks, operation CC, talking garbage cans, mascara, the Hyatt the Hyatt the Hyatt riot, 'salad wars', Bill's funforget- tablej party, bubbles fjaimej, Ba- zooka wrappers, 'Hi May' Ietc.j, graf- fitied locker, Yosemite revisited, Santa Cruz, things that crawl at night, and 'fleasl' Well gang, we will keep in touch. Mr. Umpleby-thanks and remember: when all else fails, lt's just there. ' Helen Daciuk These past four years will always be cherished in my heart. Of these years I will remember: crazy times in the halls, snowing in the outlands, seam- ripper, donut shop, A.P.fs birthday party, and clothing. Thanks to good friends S.C., S.P., D.D., and others for being around through good and bad times. Thanks L.L. for being so caring. I will never forget my years at Bur- lingame. The memories will stay with me forever. But now it is time to go on to bigger and better things in life. Debbie Dean Happiness is a Cal Poly week- end, being found at a train station, SME, escapades, Graduation '79, bugging lack, the Prom, t.p. jam and Don, second period with Dee Dee, talking all the way to school with Pam, and all those laughing attacks! Special people are: Maureen, for her reasoning, Geralyn, for believing, Kit, for her encouragement, Mary, for thinking I'm off the wall, M.S., for her stories, Patti, for her optimism, Ron- nie for his sense of humor, and lohn, for his teachings. If a person's rich- ness was measured by her good friends, I would live in a house of gold. Many thanks and much love to all Doug Dovichi Here comes the jester 1, 2, 3 Bur- lingame was all part of my rock'n roll fantasyl' It was fun partying with all the ladies! l'll always remember the nights at Sloat and all the parties. For whom it may concern: 'pooh' doesn't mean 'ca-cal' l'll always remember the good times with 'Brick house' and l'll never forget the crazy Thomas sisters! This line is saved for the crazy Mahoneslll I plan to attend 'The College of Sexy Mommas' tCSMj. Farewell BHS!!! Donald P. Dresser l'll always remember Mr. Springer's C.P. class and all the hallucinations-I mean visual images that appeared. Being in band three years, l'll re- member the outrageous times we had on tour. My most memorable event was the biology Yosemite trip where I climbed up to the top of the falls and couldn't get down. l'll never forget: late night jacuzzis, partying with the bamboo, cruisin' the 'EI', the Point, and four straight hours of 'Frisb-roomen' at Crocker. BHS, you're great, but l'm heading back to Zuma Beach because I want to 'Go For It' every time I feel the urge. L, N. HQK Mike Davis Looking back at my years at Bur- lingame, I will never forget the great summers at Tahoe with P.D., and the nourishing lunches on Maple Avenue with l.D., A.H. and C.B. Also, I will remember the good times with L.L. I will never forget, Little-Big Game '76, skiing with Brad and Tom, and New Years '79, Thank you Miss Christo- pher and Mr. C., Goodbye B.H,S., Hello San Diego. Mary P. Diepenbrock l'll always remember good times spent with good friends such as: the 'sorus's', E.T.S.F., F.M.B., F.T.B.S., eggin' with 'A' and Rene's machine, being very sly with Sherry, laughing with my favorite R.T.! l'll also remem- ber being reunited with Mac, meet- ing 'Von', 4 gang, good times with 4151, trips to Hollywood with Ron, Ree and Ne, the hick beach isummer 793, S.C. and the fort with lode and Ron, S.C. on 17th birthday. I can't wait for summer '80-Hawaii here we come! Here's to sister ...!!! Thanks guys. Future plans: being a 'doc' fright bum?!I Remember: best of friends never part. Sandi Drechsler Sanda Panda, Pee Wee, Slug- ger, FrogIegs, Scooby Doo, and Drecky will always cherish such memorable experiences as: Spanish club, BHSOS, Model Senate, CSF, Drama crews, dance committees, a block letter in gymnastics, MPL champs, college prep courses, and getting my braces off and my driver's license the same day. l'll also remem- ber the little yellow mustwang , Babycakes, Gi-gi, Di, Paul,?, Aa ..., Irene, Lori, falling in love and learning from it, Peanut and 1500 pennies, last day of jr. year, skating for Red Cross, Muscular Dystrophy, school rallies, TV and Nationals, 18th birthday in P.l.'s for biology debate. I love you all! Thanks, Burlingame! Tom Dudum There goes four quick years! lt's hard to imagine I went through four years with only one speeding ticket in '4 Tuma'. l'll always remember: my fifteen minute appearance at the Prom, kayaking at Coyote at mid- night, losing two hours after WaIsh's party, investing in 7-11, Burger King, and Michelob, singing 100 hours of Beatles songs with Greg, my first ac- cident, my 2nd, my 3rd, and my t-top and drive-ins. l'll also never forget the lump on someone's head, hun- dreds of near misses in the lot, week- ends at Clear Lake, having Turu- rurkee in Tahoe, seeing Steve Martin with Heinies, driving to Aptos, Car- mel, Los Angeles, San Diego, Mexico, and Disneyland, and going to 'the hole,' Hawaii and Phoenix. Pete Dunlap Pete will always remember the great times with M.D., j.Z., j.D., W.T., C.C., P.F., A.H., C.B., S.C., j.C., L.L. and K.H. falias Minto j. The great times in the parking lot and Maple Avenue, rockin' out everyday with the Clar- ion will also never be forgotten as well as the great education he re- ceived at BHS and the wild times in Tahoe. Pete will be attending UCSB. Have a good one! Later! David L. Falk Looking back at past years, Dave will always remember: the Iron Curtain, doubling with Tom and jennifer, Clear Lake bust, midnight ride to Lu- cerne, E.S. and palm trees, four years of football, ski trips with Tweety Bird , Doro's, crazy concerts, Southward Bound , snow murals, Tamey's uncoordinated efforts, and being the M.P.L. champs. But most of all he will remember 6!11!77, which was the first of many special days he spent with Tamey. Sherry Finney Looking back over my four years at BHS I will always remember my best friends: MYDK, 1Ne,' 'Shar,' 'A,' 'Von' and 'Mac.' Many memories include: going to Hollywood and falling in a puddle tHa, Ha, Billj, K-crash '78, jan. 27, the sauruses, cubing down Crystal and busting up, egging and 'Ne's' smooth driving. Amy, will we ever forget Doc's class? The many crazy times spent with Deb, four years of football with Mr. Booker, ETSF and being sly with Mary will never be foregotten. Remember, best of friends never part. William Michael Floyd Pink will never forget the great times and all the close friends he has made at BHS, especially backpacking to Azure with john, jim and Hack, blizzard skiing with Bo fthe chainsj, P.T.C. jacuzzies, parties, four years of tennis with Doc, winning MPL's, four CCS's and Nor Cal Tour- naments. He'll always remember se- rious Coke-a-Game tennis matches with Mr. Hill as well as his coaching and P.E. class, intense but fun hoops my senior year with Mr. Firpo, senior class V.P., Mr. Booker's imita- tions and art with N8tT. These are just a few great memories I have of B.H.S. john Dwyer Too Tall will always remember three great years at Burlingame after one terrible one at San Mateo. He'll remember: being painted red by Shep and C.B. at B.A.'s, painting the town yellow with the bro's , French 3-4 with the gang, four years of tennis, his bacon imitation, the club people, Cyril, backpacking '79, iceblocking, SMUONU, Adolph, and an endless deluge of stupid height jokes. He'll never forget Eu- rope '79 with Mr. Ump and the grad- uates, Mr. C. and the B , and Mr. Harrison and Student Government. Most of all, he'll remember the great friends he's made, kept, and lost. Brian Felion Although Brian was actively involved in sports, he never really played in them. He will always remember: the Kiwanis Club, endless partying and insane concerts, meeting Lynne, Grid '79, the Big City , water skiing, working with the people at M.G.M., Tahoe and Giants games. He'll also remember having a variety of cars fbut not at one timej, driving to end- less places on endless nights, and es- pecially all the teachers and good friends that Burlingame possessed. His secret desire is to marry Lynne and live somewhere in the mountains high above the world. Mary Fitzgerald My snow bug and Aerosmith '79 was definitely the highlight of the year, along with the Drive-ins, con- certs, Chico, beach parties, Bayse's parties, all the wild parties with joni, Teri, Tami and Sally and falling off the Hyatt balcony with joni. I'll always re- member lunch times with Alana and 'Ali-shroom,' 'Up in Smoke,' kicking back at the Point, Tahoe with joni, outdoor Ed counselors Terr, Little-Big games, the night after the F.C. party and 'Back in the Saddle' l have to ad- mit, these years wouldn't have been as rowdy without my good ole' party buddy, joni-Yo. Cynthia Franklin Cindy remembers: jar, Catch 22, Op- eration CC, Hyatt Riot, Kelly's initials, flea infestation, SB with PPDWB fWhat a crack-uplj, K.L. at 11:29 fen- ter the prince with 31 minutes to sparej, MB and spiders fHi Billlj, physics at Davis, tee-hees with Erica Agatha, Heather-Feather, Tracie's yellow son and uncontrollable laugh- ter with Herman, Arleigh and Mitton. Also, she'll never forget preppie- hunting, Santa Cruz, Len-niel, Yo- semite and jennifer's pen, page two with john the bacon, student coun- cil, gymnastics, plays, cast parties, Mr. C., Miss Christopher, Mr. Unpleby, and Mrs. Heffernan. Words of Wis- dom: It's quicker this way . . . ft aww? jeff Fraser High School has been such a trip. So many of life's changes have occurred here. I shall never forget BHS, for making high school a unique experi- ence, I would like to thank the teach- ers, the coaches, especially Bob Booker and john DeVos, and the 1979 varsity football team. A very special thanks goes to my fantastic friends for having all these good times together-those Hollywood nights, keg parties, beach parties, party parties, and even just parties. My plans in the future include mov- ing into the White House, with 'Hail to the Chief' playing wherever I might step forth. Patricia V. Fuenzalida My most cherished memories have been the times l've spent with my love, David. I think back also to Linda's party, Gibsley's birthday, crazy times with Kimbies, Host, early morning hours, munchies, MCC, crystal my going away party, con- certs, SIM, the Racing Team, Hotel bash, special times with Linda, philo- siphizing with LeAnne, L.L.L. and hardy parties everywhere. I will al- ways love and appreciate all of my friends that l've shared good and bad times with and will carry a special place in my hear for Sigi and Parker. Thanks all! Tony Giannetto My four years at BHS have been very memorable. I'll never forget: my best friends- 'Dio,' P.P., and 'Hillary,' my latest friends- 'Cat,' 'A,' 'Drecky,' little 'C', and 'Bridgie,' L,A.'s with Sue and luanita, my best friend always, Manny, and our adventures in the mud. More memories include: D.I. with P.P. and gas receipts, O.I.C. '79, Disco '79 with my partner 'D' and dancing the nights away, modeling in The City , McDonald's, What can I say?, Power and Light, 'move'n on up' to the Paladium, 'Come to Me,' 'Enough is Enough', 2nd place, and S in S. Oh well, see ya' in QQ. Paul T. Freemon Brain enjoyed: straight A's, presi- dent of the Honor Society, Debating Team chairman, Friday nights at the library, trips to the museum and reading under a tree. These are all of the faces of Poly-frogs. And if you believe that, you must be in devel- opmental thinking taught by Mr. Spri- nger. Real memories include: Tahoe, New Year's Eve with Mike, Chico with Crispy, coffee with the Kim's and Danielle, the rooms over the summer, Minto's vitamin party. Chris' 18th, poor me, Prom '79, Grids and incoherent Fridays with Burntest Critter , Ho Joe , Silly , Zoel , etc. Burn one! Donna Marie Friebel Fribe will never forget BHS, nor will she want to. Who could forget: the fearsome foursome, Marta's onion soup, bowling with the other Donna, casing R's and GHA's, the joy of Socks, peppermint highs, and lunch at the locker, not to men- tion Algebra 05, chemistry, turning red in the Lake's class everyday tthanks mostly to Troy and Mikej, and of course choir. Martita-our crazy conversationas won't soon be forgotten. Thanks so much. Colleen- thanks for listening and for being a friend. And thanks Burlingame for four great years. Hey Marta-how's your molarity? Marty Giampaoli M.C. will remember four years of baseball-two of them with Willie Devos and two with T. C. Bones. He'll never forget the frosh-soph bat- ting title without an average, the var- sity championship, Chico, Barton- Bussi running, pre-game and after- game practice, lunches, attacked by the car, Playmate '79, Laserium, car tag, pulling people over with the green machine, l.R.'s wet jacket, hot pursuit by a B.B. gun to the point, and the haunted house. Patty Gilbert While at Burlingame, I have experi- enced many unforgetable times. To name a few, I could never forget my freshman year with 'the witch,' 12! 31 X76, having endless great times with my favorite twins tfriends for- everj, Shell, the tank and being de- nats, Hiiii Amus, parties and rocking with Dana, meeting the 'knads' and their parties, 'snow', keeping in touch with old friends, meeting many inter- esting people, getting home from C.P. with Trice, and my fantastic sum- mers. But best of all, were the times I spent with Chris. I I Iudy Gillingham During these past years at BHS, I have cherished and regretted many times such as: Tex, Kasey and Dale, the mansion, parkies, S50 on pinball in four days, the backpit and bath- room, Mr. Pat's ceramic classes, pi- ano at lunch, babysitting for Connie, Fleetwood Mac, Aerosmith, dreams of the future, riding bikes on rainy days, munchies in church, and tears of friends that l'll love the most. To all my friends, From Iune til September: Always party on and Live to Remember! -We're with ya Firecracker! Robert Neil Green Ill These memories will be with me al- ways: the scar by 'Giant KiIler,' alias 'Wanger', Fred's Bank, Art watering Ioby, falling oft the boat on Grad Night, Yosemite with the little one, demoralizing 'Arnold Palmer DeVos' in golf matches, Ponnnnn-chooooo bought a r , Fraser and the wrong car, working up a sweat in account- ing with 'Poncho,' 'AbduI,' 'Pepe,' and 'Yohannon', sunrise lT's with 'Moe', enlarging with Beth, Kermit and Heather, 'Azzo' and ' ', pictures of Art in action, keg monitor, obcenities in Marty's yearbook, the senior steps, Steve's yearbook novels, fun and games with the light and si- ren, and thanks for the good times SIML. Remember, estiamundus feria- bundus-Burlingame you're No. 1. My secret desire is to become in- tensimus maximus. Emily Gregory These past two years at BHS were great compared to 'A' in SM. Thanks to all those teachers who helped me through, and for those who didn't, well! l'll always remember: two R's at Clear Lake, cruisin' the Toreno and Grand Am and the Mustang with 'Sal,' V.P., C.P., Canada Rd., 151 with 'Ton,' good talks with Cath,' morn- ings out in the back parking lot and buzzing around. I wish the best of luck to all the great people I met here. To my brother, who grew some, 'The Chevy Guyg' I wish us good luck! I hope we both make it! Mary Guglielmoni Although my days at BHS are gone, l'll always remember 'Stupin,' 'Pon- toon,' Bobby, the football games and parties, Pat and athletics, being MPL champs in '76 and '79, Halloween '79, buzzin', and the 'changes,' San Gre- gorio, Hyatt, Sheraton, F.P., Travel Lodge, Ken's, the places which mean so much, KB-ing in jacuzzies, Anua and Gary, Tahoe trips, and the jee- pers jamboree with lim. l'll always re- member the help from Pablo, Mr. Hill, and Mr. Booker. 'Stupid,' re- member Henry, Harvy decorating the school, bingo, CSM, car, and the other good times we had. Dionette Gordillo Long ago the boat washed up onto the shore of a Miami beach from that unmentionable island under Florida. And where did I end up? BHS. I must admit it's been interesting. Cherish- able memories include: 4 years with my buddy Tony, trying to fulfill our wildest dreams, the last day of school gang! iVillage Host?Q, skating the hall with Gina, secrets with Art, ski trips, great times with the group , USC weekend with mommy , daddy , and Howard , Toons groupie and converting from disco to jazz. On the intellectual level there's Mr. Morgan who has made four years of year- book, tincluding Editorshipj an un- forgetable experience, and of course special times spent with my babe. I'm leaving BHS with these last words: Live for today-for tommor- row is nonexistent. janet Rose Gregori Thanks to great friends, I leave BHSwith many great memories: Irene's close encounters in the lock- eroom, Monte Carlo Night, throwing Irene into the pool, badminton with the gang, third period with Iolie and 'Little ItaIy,' an unexpected visit to Linda, Sandra, Sylvester, and Charlie, shenanigans in room 64, and Linda in first period. l'll always remember all my friends, especially Irene, Debbie, Linda, Iolie . . . Iulie ...joline fwhat- ever,J Bonnie land 'Pin'i and, of course, Mr. Pat and Mr. Christienson. l'll especially remember the few spe- cial friends who stayed with me through thick and thin - thanks l'll never forget! mmf P 'Y I, ., I ' . . , , , ' Kim Khouri Haddad Beast will never forget all the crazy times with Shawna. fremember them?j, B-3 Bombl, eggs at San Mateo, donuts with Danielle, Van Halen, skiing maniacally, sis, con- certs, trying to keep Chris's party a surprise, Punk, D8fC and our boy problems, prom with Paul QYOU SWEETIE!j, coffee, Yes with R.A., Kim Nowlens' party fyour floor?!j, the fly, lettuce sandwiches, jail, The Nerds , the Little-Big Game in my Grid dress and Tracie's celebration after, Tux, and numerous gymnastics meets. Thanks Ianet and Mrs. Heffernan! Kim is looking forward to Fleetwood Mac, Tahoe, and Hawaii with the gang. Thanks BHS, it's been a real experience! Watch out San Diego! Aaron Gumbinger What times! What fun! What li- cense?! Oh boy, it's finally time to leave. Memories come and go, but these l'll never forget: my great friends who sat with me on 'The Bench' including limmie, H.Z., and 'Burly,' fThe Flames' twhat a teamlj, lean Luc Ponty fremember a flat tire oh no!!j, cross country with lim- mie Q30 laps I quitllj, Andrew 'Hospital Zone' Craig- a great friend, but not another injury, listening to many hours of Genesis, and, of course Andrew's 'Big Day.' My future plans include becoming an Admiral! Matt Hesselgren Matt will always remember the great times he experienced at BHS. He will never forget: hip-hop, varsity football and the 6-0 season, going to the re- gionals in Baseball '79 and all the cel- ebrations, riding with the Saturday Night Live crew, T., Mike, and Van, Chico with Beauvais, Tahoe summers of '78 and '79, Colfax in woods, Rick and Greg duo head . Other unfor- getables include card playing with the Big Red Shark and coaches, superman Devos , The Book , and T.C. Burlingame Matt will miss, but all the friends and people that he knows at Burlingame, he will never forget. Take it easy Burlingame. Kent fMintj Herman Dearest Burlingame, you are re- sponsible for: expanding my knowl- edge in the rooms of BHS, my trips to Tahoe and Yosemite, my own party, the parties in accounting, being pulled over with W.T. and C.C. U.Z. missed the funj, the incident with C.C. at Skyfarm, speed boarding, and bicycling. While at Burlingame I have reached plateaus never before imag- ined. The 'Old Blue Bouncer' pro- vided the music. I could not have done it without a little help from my friends. Have a Vaurnet day. Bill Gutierrez One friend in a lifetime is much, two are many, three are hardly pos- sible. -Henry Adams. I guess we all achieved the impossible. I owe my 'bro's' and 'Shep's', especially Scott, for four years that were not lost. I can't forget the great times like Toga Day, cubing, Student Government, S.M.U., skiing, cruisin' the Giant's games, Goon Squad, and the people who made it great. Thanks and no thanks to the teachers I had, you know who you are. My love to S.O. past, 5.0. present, and Cathy S. al- ways. Tracie lo Heikkila Unless deleted from my mind by am- nesia or altered by artificial means, l will remember: loner walks and slugs, lBLTR250, Tahoe with Caroline, my yellow son, babysitting Kim, op- eration C.C., sevenish, sign stealing with Kim B., P.P. camp 2, pre-game activities, disco-ing in Kelleen's truck, impromptu Grids, cubing and queenly duties, the Byer boys, pre- parade activities with Kim H. and Mary, and Lisa taking advantage of me at Harrah's. However, AMCASW just might slip my mind. My secret desire: Find the fountain of age or of youth and marry Burt Reynolds or Brian leffrey. Becky Hinchcliffe Becky will not forget, life science and jennifer, breaks at C.B. with Leslie and Geralyn, Mr. Rando's last year, Red Ropes, S.F., Capuchino, Wednesday Tea with Cer , never ending conversations, Seattle, Sadira, Marjorie, Paul, L.A., England almost, Break away, Steve, pretending to times in suffering punk with Leslie, good French, Mrs. Schwartz, through Advanced Comp., third pe- continual riod, Leslie's lohn, Paul, complaining, Gary and his help, Mr. Barton's supporting hand, Mom and Dad's understanding, missing a good friend, regret and anticipation, lows and highs. Her goal is waiting. Suk N. Hwang I do not know how to thank you for giving me so many things, BHS. It seems my first full four years of high school in the U.S. went very fast. I guess this was because I liked attend- ing BHS very much, even though I did not do well in the classes. This was especially so because I learned English as my second language, and many other new things. I really do thank you for having an ESL program for students like me. I also appreciate the kindness of all the teachers who gave me lots of help adjusting to this new world. Thank you, BHS for giv- ing me all these beautiful memories of you. Mark Hirschel The Hirsch or Marksalot will al- ways remember his three radical years at Burlingame. He remembers: cruisin' his GTO 90 m.p.h. down El Camino, and then totaling it in Tahoe, Coyote Point, 5 degree ritual, eating a beer bottle, three years of varsity soc- cer, Ieff, Steve, Larr , Tuts , Oly man , Condon , and lobes , Santa Cruz, '79 Prom, '79 Grid lthanksj, Harvey and Edna action, and Canada road. Mark hopes to have a success- ful life with Denise and to try hard in what ever he does. Thanks Bur- lingame, love Ya '. Ken Howen Burlingame has given me many memories and friends that will affect me forever. They are: Gerald, the little lead guitarist fscales of courselg lim, Tom, my l.S.U. teachers QI hope I survivejg Paul, who helped me start guitar, Kevin, who stuck around and put up with Mrs. M. and CM., Brian, who I am glad went to the mansion in S.F., and Denise, who has yet to see us, and is our biggest fan. But it all must end, so I say goodbye Bur- lingame, Thank you. 41.9 Qwn V. fb Dean Michael lcardi During my four years at BHS I have had some great times. There have been some unforgettable moments with the 'Regulars': Mark, 'The En- forcer', and Sal, and the others who used to hang out on the turf. I will re- member: the radical parties at the beaches, cruisin' to the point, having a blast, meeting Gerry this year was great, going cruisin' around looking for parties, and beating S.M to go '6- 0'. I plan to attend the art center in Pasadena and become a commercial art director. My desire is to own an AC Cobra 14271 and live in Malibu, California. Anke Hovland I will never forget the wonderful people I have met and the great times I have had at BHS. Some of the things which I will always remember will be: 'Dolly', Germany with Dan- ielle, cruisin', 'Lights', 'Fool for the City', 5-4-79 at 'HoI's', 'DFM', Prom '79 with MMTD, 'Good Tunes', Ci- ants opening day '79, 'Bruskies', WOW-Lindall, my upside-down shades, crabmen at Fisherman's Wharf, Pier 39, 'Buena Vista', 'Christ- mas Harem', New Years Eve '79, Steve 'journey' Perry, 'Good-bye Stranger', the wonderful summer of '79, and 'Ankie - Whoot-Whoo'. So long, Burlingame. jennifer Hurd As I look back on my four years of High school, I think of all the memo- ries and experiences I will cherish. Some of these are: Grid '76 and '77, Grid Princess '77, New Years Eve S.I. concerntsg skiing, Northstar, Tahoe parties, the 'Nurds', Danielle and Ron at Tahoe, Berryessa '76, and Pablo Cruise. Thanks Tom for being a big part of my high school life. l.E.O! Lee Ann, thanks for being a best friend, we have gone through a lot. But we have made it. Thanks, A.P., Mom and Dad, I love you both. And Eric, you have made my life worth living. Goodbye, Burlingame. Rosalyn Hyatt l was only at Burlingame for IVz years, but I really liked it. I met a lot of people that I will never forget such as: Dave T., Pete L., Renee S., and D.I., who made brunch and lunch rather different in my junior and se- nior years. I will remember partying in the park with Lynn, Stacey, Bran- don, lan, Mike R., Chad, and Neal. Then there is Kelly, Denise, Dawn, Sarah, Laurie, Robin and Sherry all out in the back. Most of my teachers here were alright too. But now I am leaving, so good bye. yd' l 2. Donna Angela lohnson Looking back over these four years at Burlingame they have been, well, I am glad I still have my senses. Hi and Bye to all of my friends. I am writing this just a half hour before I leave for Europe, so, to all of you at Burlingame, have a happy, safe sum- mer. Heidi M. Kalbskopf I am an early graduate and my memories of my three and a half year stay at BHS will always remain with me. Some of these memorable events include: the wonderful times shared with my friends and all the laughs we had, all the unforgettable ski trips, the Disco, the concerts, the Little-Big Games, the cute guys, and the day I got my license. My secret desire is to drive a Ferrari and most of all to live a happy life. 'See ya' BHS'. Peter Neal Kawakami Smack's four years at BHS have given him plenty of both good and bad times. Hopefully Peter has learned by now that you can not go through life without trying and setting goals for yourself. Some of the memories Peter will never forget in- clude: the bench people , cruisin' Ein's big white car, getting cut from the only sport he ever went out for, the rock attack before a game, and never '79 tChaIene's wild angelsj. Pe- ter's plans for the future are uncer- tain, but he hopes to enjoy whatever he does. Tracey lanakos High school is over now, but its memories will never die. My radical friends and I have had some 'off the wall' times! I will always remember: 'Dummy', up high in P.C. mountains, Tahoe, San Gregorio, Yosemite '77 and Greece '79. I will never forget my good friends: Harvey, 'Pontoon', B.H., 'CIeaver', Gary P. and 'Rascal' tnow will we Dummy?j! Also those adventures at F.P., Hyatt House, Travel Lodge, A.N., V.A., Ken's, S.F. Convention, and BHS. Special thanks to my Dad, Dave, Mary C. tDummyj, and Gary P.-all who showed me their love. I have only just begun. Steven C. johnson Four years of baseball, with a '78-'79 MPL Championship, will always be remembered along with: Continental Foods, loby getting a ticket from a meter maid before he could drive, being suspended from school fOh Godj, Oas wrestling with girls from S.M. on Burlingame Avenue, '53 Chevy, cruisin' to Tahoe, slippery ramps, globes rolling down the hall- ways, aeronautics at CSM twe almost made itj, Oak Grove Hist, big 18, Portola Valley and the free battery, and Hawaii. All these are things that are never to be forgotten. Ron Kaufmann Four years have past, four years to go, but I will never forget Burlingame fexcept possibly for my freshman yearj. Band is what I will remember most, including such memories as: marching at Disneyland, being imma- ture, stealing 'All Right Now' from Hillsdale, and causing trouble for the Mills cheerleaders. I will never forget going to concerts on school nights with jeff, Ron, and jim, and then sleeping through first period the next day. Also, I will not forget Prom night at the 'Black Nights' place with Rusty and company. My future plans in- clude becoming a millionaire. t Sharon Kazan To my best buddies - 'Sher', 'Reen', 'Mybk', 'A', 'Chrissy', 'Les', 'Von', and 'Mac' - thanks for everything!!! There will be some things I'll never forget: Varsity '78-'79, Blood Alley, Varsity '79-'80, Camp's late night cheers K- Crash, january 27, going Hollywood room 334, cruisin' summer '79, Que- becl, the Big Boob - Grid '79, Tahoe with tex! B.B., Bedroom Buddies, the collection plate, ETSF, soresses, S.C. in the treetops, 'Too Tall' Dwyer, Cubing, the fighting foursome, Dust- ing and Busting. Thanks: Mr. Booker, Art, and Friendly Frank. Remember: Best Friends never part. Kathleen Anne Keats I'll always remember the good times I had during my four years at Bur- lingame: cruisin' the El, meeting G8rG, 240 smash-up, D.C.. stalling on the EI, keys in the car, V.T., Grid '79, Prom '78 and '79, Band Trips to L.A., 'Space Mountain', hockey, football, courage, B.T., seeing L.O.B., tp-ing S.M., good times in psych., 'Van', and good friends - Sue L., Diane, Debbie, Sue M., jeff, Bill, Craig, Pam, and Marci. Thanks to all the friends I didn't mention. Goodbye, Bur- lingame. I'lI miss ya! Michael Kevin Koenig Burlingame High School has left me with many memories that I will cher- ish for the rest of my life. There have been so many memorable ski trips, especially the one with 'Big Red', thanks for teaching me to ski D.F. and C.B., it has been outrageous. Football '76-80 and our class winning the MPL as seniors will be among my fondest memories. Along with those are the great parties with friends and having the best 16th birthday ever. Thanks Tami for helping me with my problems and being there when I needed you. I will never have a bet- ter two years again. Thanks, I love you! X .4-ff I I Q E 1 u t uadaudmiiw L -If Deborah Anne Knox Deb-Deb , will always remember the good times at BHS: the stop-signs that don't work at night, throwing Irene in the swimming pool, all the Saturday nights with Colleen and Sam, liking B.B. my freshman year and B.F. my senior year, and badmin- ton with Linda, Bonnie, and janet. l'lI never forget meeting B.j. from Louisiana. C.C. - l'll be thinking of you. The Spanish Club was fantastic!! The Friday nights with Irene were great, especially at the 'Tiffany' con- cert when we saw B.F., Mr. Ump, thanks! I'll never forget the 'contest' in junior year. 'Remember me for I shall be back! Thanks Mum!!' Kathleen Krahn I, Kathi, will always remember: Par- tying in the park, meeting new people and having new friends, get- ting rowdy with D.V., L.A., S.M., R.B., and Dee, National Cruise Night in the '67 Riv, being REI, waiting for Paco on Friday night, and Virginia and Eddy always being in fights. I'll al- ways remember my 17th birthday be- cause there was a ring put on my fin- ger and, 'When In Doubt I Whip It Out.' Thanks Mom for being a friend to talk with, to party with, and for un- derstanding me... I believe in YOU! Thanks babe for everything! Irene Krapivkin Pivy will always remember: good and bad times with Tom, her two best friends, Lauretta and Lily fthe Three Musketeersl, going to Lyons', partying at the Point, a few times at the drive-in, cruisin' the El, flirting, picking up hitches, jumping out her window at 12:00 midnight. She will never forget old friends such as Paul, Sue, Helen, and Susie, and new friends, Robin and Doug. All my love to my babe Angelo. I LOVE YOU, forever. Kathy Krueger Though I'm leaving Burlingame I shall never forget the many memo- rable experiences I've had here. The most outstanding in my mind being: 'but it's only popcorn ossifer', Ga- zelle and Mexico '78, Close Encoun- ters, M-I lthe beginning of it alll, pulling a G,l., Yosemite Trip, Davis Qwith and without the girlsj, tp-ing, train or shinel, parties galore, great times with Big 'K', too tallin' with Maureen, editing the yearbook and many deadline parties, Farrell's, New Year's '79, sweets, learning to ski, on time blues, and, of course, studying 'The Art. . .' with Chris. Erica, thanks for being a friend. Good-bye Class of '80 -the best of luck to all of you! Troy Lambson .. .... will forever remember with Iubious pride: hanging signs at S.M. with Kermit : places with M.M. and S.C.: Walsh's bash that should have never taken place, the steps with the gang, P.E. with Mr. Devos, the excellent library situation, and special thanks to Kermit , Giant Killer , Caterpillar Lip , Bobert, Lumpy Mumph , and Azzo . for their continued support throughout the senior year. Long live the Heidl- berg Hofbrau: we shall return! Rustin Earl Lane Dusty will always remember: crui- sin' the El, racing, speeding tickets, totaling my Ranchero, all I want for Christmas is my two front teeth, the parties, skiing, Proms, A-1 Radiator, and motocross riding. I will never forget: my friends - lim, Ron, Kim, Tom, the girls I have dated, and those I wish I could date like D.D. and . . ., my '63 Corvette Coupe, and 'Rock and Roll forever'. To all my friends: good luck and still remember me, I'll still be around. Marta Lara Pokey or Martha won't forget: the gang: kidnapping and parties, T.L. hall, purple cow, onion soup, driving with Yvette, brakes need oil , tele- grams, corrupting her, Heidi's spaz- attacks, Pam's coolness, choir trip, badminton, red camaras with Holly lGumbyj, Let's do it , Fribe, my main mole, where are they? , goof- ing-off with Bacon. l'll always re- member special friends: 'Sue-Sue', Dee-Dee, Colleen, and Tania, experi- ences with lenna, our ups and downs, brown Mercedes, and your bug is cuter. Special thanks to Mr. Stu- debaker and Miss Christopher for putting up with us, also to Hi-dee , Useless , Yvetteeee , and Kiddo , it wouIdn't have been the same without you. !HM!,,,, My f - ,ad l Renee Lanam The past four years have been ones which I will always look back on with fond memories. How could I forget the gang: '5heewee', Mary fthe per- vertj, 'A', 'Mac', 'Kazoo', and 'Von- Lush', what a rowdy group. l'll never forget: that great beach party, getting busted at Hollywood, the soruses, ETSF, Eggin' the drunk, and cubin'. But most important I want to thank Greg for the two best years of my life. I will forever treasure all the good times we had together. I wish you well, Greg, and remember ......... I love you. Theresa Kuan These four years of high school have finally come to an end. There are so many things that have happened dur- ing these four years. Thanks to all my english teachers: Mrs. Briggs, Mrs. Park, Mrs. Last, and especially to Mr. Zellner, for they taught me how to speak and write a new language. lt's Fun! I joined BHSOS, sold at the foot- ball games, cheered for the players, and helped in Hall Decorating. I re- member: P.E., being forced to run on the track and hating to do so, and the International Club - getting it started and keeping it going. Thank you Mr. Studebaker and Susan. Finally, the game is at the end and so is all the happiness and sorrow. Good luck to those friends who I shall leave behind me, and goodbye, BHS. Theresa Ann Latz I will always remember the super friends I met in and out of high school. Pam, Heidi - choir was a blast, caroling and all those who helped make directing a lot easier. Candy, I'm always here for you Lisa thanks for being there. MYF gang, you were terrific. Summer '79 was special lCraigj. Christmas Formal '79 - Thor, you really made me smile. Tickle fights with you were inter- esting. Keep a smile everyone. Mr. Rando, Mr. Spencer - you guys are the best. Good-luck everyone. Thanks Mom and Dad for steering me right. Steve Lavelle These last four years have been fan- tastic! I'll never forget: Craig '100 back', Reno, chows, and waterpolo, 'Lopes' - horse at West and gal gay- ing, Bob - moody blues, punk, in- tellectual talks, Dave - blossoming, rides, and 'Azzo' expression, Eric - rides, and T.C., Mark - music, and S.B. trip, Marta - teasing, and close friend, jenna - sophomore year, Ai- leen ever happy, Barb - evercaring, Dennis - Alistair MacClean, Chris - sarcasm, and Elise and Cilla - thank you. Dad - I love you. You're the greatest person l'll ever encounter in my whole life. You taught me a great deal and I shan't forget. The road goes ever on and on. j.R. Tolkien julie Leider julie has fond memories of the past four years at Burlingame High. Some of them are: going to concerts, par- tying, being a cheerleader in '77-78, and parking behind a parked car with Chonita and Shawna. She'll never for- get: skiing snow blind with her babe, Tubes, New Year's Eve '79, accidents with Kim B., cruisin' in the jag with Nita and Kim, and summer of '78, a special day - Dec. 10, 1977, special talks with Chris P. and Chasing G.O., just partying with the gals, Oct. 17, 77 with S.C. Special thanks to Vic and Art for caring. Take care everyone. Anthony Lombardi Lumpy will never forget his four years of partying at Burlingame with Adam, Paul, j.C., T.L., j.U., L.O., Don, O.B., Ted, Scott, and many others, oh, don't forget Kath. He'Il always re- member: four years of football, espe- cially '79, losing the key with Adam, ditching the cops with A.S. and G.H. while walking to Flings, Speedy , Grid '78, '79, Formal '78 with Kathy, and being chased by a P.W. with Kathy from the Good Ol' Point. Best of luck to M-K, D.B., L.B., and to the one I'll love always-Kathy. Later on. Peggy Lawson Peggy's fondest memories are: of the parking lot and the good old park, Mr. Parrot , winky-blinky, getting two brothers and a sister in 16 months, Mr. November , goodbyes to Gwyn and Renee, do you be- lieve? , cubing in the country, Nel- son's, the M.G. with AI, skiing with the C.F.G., backbacking, the trailer, gymnastics, birthdays '78 and '79, Frank's Yes concert, johnny Ronch - Themselves , powder puff with Kari, john's office, and changing in the gas station. I will never forget Mrs. Round's class with Chris and Chris, and my two favorite teachers, Gary M. and Dave T., Kari and Gwyn, we made it! jolie Barbara Looney Lenehan BHS's usefulness to me has finally worn out. I learned a lot, grew a lot, and came out alive. I met Mark Had- dad: you're the best and always will be. Cathy, Lynnie, Anita, Mary, janet, Mr. Christensen, 'Spark', 'Haim', Mike, Bill, 'Failure', 'Little ltaly', Thor, Tony, Don, Ken, 'The BHS Bunch', 'Fool', 'jr.', Eriko, Lorraine, the Mar- riott's People - you're great and l'll miss you. Thanks Sharon for helping me get this far. l'll never forget Mar- riott's, the iB', Room 8, rafting, cow- boy boots, long phone calls, and dis- covering real friends. lt's been a real slice! Bye - Lady j.B.C.L. Scott Stephen Lenhart Scott will never forget his three years at Burlingame. Three years of: Keg- ger's, concerts, cruisin' the El with Tony in the Malibu, sneaking out with Mike, who was never on time. It was fun knowing you, Kathy and Diana. Ted, how manyt?j have we had anyway? I'll always remember cruisin' the Porsche with Ted and Ross, meeting Kelly in the summer of '79, going to DOC, Aerosmith, Sammy Hagar, and journey with Tony, Cathy, O.B., and Mike. Bonnie Lombardo Boom will never forget her four years at Burlingame: eating pizza with Serg and Linda, th rowing banana peels at jennifer, Karen, and Liz, For- mal '77 with Thor, crying with janet, Debbie and the fPinj crashing into a brick wall at five miles per hour, bad- mintton with the gang, Stringf' and Spray , eating lunch with Cristina, Kelly, john, and Thisha, Formal '79 with Steve, Mike, and Linda. Also, she'll never forget her good friends, Raul, MaryAnn, judy, Lori, julie, Deb- bie, and Suman. Good Luck to you all! l A Irene Elizabeth Lopez I, 'little lopez', will always remem- ber all the good times I had. They are: having 'slam wars' in badminton, embarrassing janet almost everyday in Room 64, talking 'silly' with Selina, Christmas Formal '79, being 'saved by the bell', cruising the City that one night with Anne, Chuck, and Casey, and having the best time ever! My close encounters in the locker room tsj and the 'book' will always be re- membered, right janet? Thanks to all my special friends for always being there: janet, Myrna, Michele, Deb- bie, and Sandi. My love goes to my friends and especially to my family, Kevin Lyons Little Hew has consented to take over Hefs, P.B. enterprise, Afterall, someone has to! Girls if your ever nextdoor Until then he plans to escape to some tropical isle. and teach tennis to the natives, taking trips to Sweden now and then for a change of scenery. Someday he plans to retire to a quiet lakeside residence. Kev reflects on the times shared with Bear, 3.? IMoej, jeff, Dennis, tLDCj, Steve, Rave, G.K., and each individual face along the way. Thanks to A.C., and Griz for their guidance and wisdom. Burlingame, your IH. Suman Maiku My four years at Burlingame High were just wonderful. I had many laughs with Bonnie, judy, and Raul in English. I also had a lot of ups and downs. One of my most embarrass- ing moments was when l slipped on a banana peel. My secret desire is to go around the world in '80' days. Good luck to all in the class of 1980. joyce Marcillac I'll always remember those crazy parties, little too much, a little too of- ten. Dave Carey: we learned a lot about life together, and the wonder- ful times we had will remain in my memory forever. Also l'll remember: my MGB, cruisin' with Lynne, Tahoe, our many 'flings', glass in our fore- head, too close for comfort, Bill, Craig our BIG sunrisetsj, joe and his ..., Someday judy, Mike and His chargertsj, Kelly, Georgia, Massag's upside down on the freeway, Greggi Grrr ..., Bry's neck, oh nol, Squint G.H., frog pond, Rainy 3rd period, Winkin' at Dave Macia ln the dunes of a cave . . . through the win- dow at 2:00 am like I said You make me crazy .. . Babe, I Love You i'llfr'K-M-rv' Nancy Kay Luman l don't think I could remember all the good times I've had here. I guess the most important day was Dec. 26, 1977: thanks judy, for without you and the porcelain god I might never have met my babe, jim. The Hayward wolf-pack will always remain in my memory: Rob with his pants down, judy's B-day, New Years Eve with A., and especially 'Bong Bong' and the three musketeers. Drinking with Ron tbustj, Berryessa, all the wild parties, and snow trips added to the fun. Mostly, l'd like to thank the pit gang: you helped a lot. Bye! jennifer Claire Bernadette MacNeil Can't forget blasty times with 'Lady Martha', 'Miracle Worker Alicia,' 'Chris Fob', room 40-meeting, Rudy Grant and Robert fmy nails are fine, thankslj. I'lI also remember: going to R.H.P.S. and getting demented, gor- geous smog, the City with R. and R. 'jeff'. Thanks mom and dad, for all you've given me. How can I forget: 'MaItbalIs', 'Khot' taco dip, M.G.: 'I'm fstillj so dazedl' Cindy's ghost, the moaning basement, Queen Size Fun tlj and 'the transducer will seduce yal' I'll never forget: 'Tacks', roofing, Tropical Blend, and Aramis away! Becky and the Solution!! janice: 'I told ya so jen!'. This won't be a 'long goodbye', those belong to R.G.- thanks for all the memories, kids! Freidashein joanie and Hlywoud- here we come! Francis Mak The years I have spent at Bur- lingame have been very interesting and enjoyable. I will never forget my friends at BHS: Charlie, Greg, Tracy, and the three Dans. I will also re- member the wonderful experiences I've had, the most memorable being the Algebra 3-4 award l won. I would like to thank all the teachers who have helped me over the years, espe- cially, Mr. Macierz, Mr. Housek, Mr. McCord, and Miss Tyson. Thanks Burlingame for the great memories. Yvette Marticorena Yvetteeee, the spaz, will always remember: being corrupted, driving with Marta, parking brakes and oil, praying in the back seat, onion soup, boring times with the Purple Cow , kidnapping and being kidnapped, the embarrassing singing birthday tele- gram in U.S. History, scenery at the locker, 936, 942-one special number, Mr. SLOW, Christmas parties and driving home the intoxicated, Heidi's spaz attacks , working with Debbie and munching out on ding-dongs, and my good firends: Martita, Hi- dee, Useless, Sue-Sue, Talkative, jenna, and Debbie Good Luck Class of '80 . v,t....,,.g9 '1 '!?V Patricia Anne McElory I, Mac, will always remember: the nose cast, the three Musketeers and the Bobsey Twins, piggin' and going crazy with Trisha and Von, my loving Teddy Bear Qfireplacelj, ND Buddies, long laughter and tears with Mare, Rene's machine fnine in a Caprij, so- ruses, ETSF, 'shewee', 'Ne', 'Von- Lush', 'Kazoo', 'A', 'Mawee-rowdies', 'going', two different Hollywoodsllj S.C. on b-day, zany afternoons on the 'B', YKW, t.p. lam and Don, cram- ming fF.T.B.S.j, 'Haythere Feather', beach parties, 'Space Mountain', 'the club', 'Here's to sister . . .!'. Remem- ber: best of friends never part. jenna McPartland l have lived, loved, and laughed at BHS and cannot regret a thing! Rac- ing home with two turkeys to watch G.H., the famous kidnappings and al- ways getting the same waitress, the Grid, Formal and Prom with Dave, the desert and the raft trip '79, Sierra Treks with Molly, Mare, and Cy. 'My Bug's Cuterl!'. Pam, Mart, Yvette, and Heidi - I love you all - you always make me smile. My secret desire? to escape to the mountains forever . . . Arthur Michael Burlingame High was a great way to spend four years: with terrific parties, like New Year's Eve every year, beach parties at the Bay, ski trips to Tahoe with everyone, Coyote Point after the games, raquetball with the guys, buying-up for the first time, and having 'Candid' shots taken of me in action by Chris and Bob. Without all the Great Friends I've gone to school with, none of these things would have been possible - Thanks to Eric, Holly, jennifer, Brad, David, Dio- nette, Tom, Anke, Mike, laime, Scott, Mark, and lots more who'll always re- member me! Thanks to Mr. Betten- doif, and Thanks Burlingame for a great four years. Donna Rae Moon l will always remember the great times I've had at Burlingame. These include: choir concerts, carolers, drama crew head seven timesl, No, No Qdefinitely type castj, the trip to LA, and being a disco mouse. Donna, thanks for being there, it wouldn't have been the same without you. Know it or not, Teri, you'll always be a special part of my memories. And Lori, what can l say, you were always there at the right time. Although l can't mention everyone, the great times wouldn't have been the same without the wonderful people. Sue McNamara Sue will always remember: cruisin' the El, Blmt. three L.O.B., with Di , Ker , Kath , and Debs, seeing C.F., what a jokefll, Suuuue, you talk weird. ! Don't worry Hay-ther, we're in the same boat. , meeting all my friends: Renee, Mary, Sharon, Puna, Marta, Yvette, Hi-dee , Dee- Dee, jenna, ect., tp-ing San Mateo twice in one week, Bill and Scott tea- sing me, swim team four years, chocolate cream pies, chinese fire drills, my bud, Sandy, and of course, Di and Shelley. Most of all l'll re- call my friends and the good times Cynthia Rene Melton Cindy will never forget her four years at Burlingame that seemed to go by so fast, but not quite fast enough. Al- ways thinking of: getting out of class, calling laime for help, but never tak- ing her advice, getting her V.W., and trips to Hawaii with Candi. Her dream is to be a model, live at the beach, and own a Corvette for every- day of the week. As Nes says, . . . Now you say you're leavin' home 'cause you want to be alone. Ain't it funny how you feel when you're find- ing out it's real . . . Chris Molumphy My most prominent, illustrious, and distinguished memories of BHS in- clude: 3Vz intensified years of basket- ball, accounting, golf matches with 'Willie Devos', Fred's Bank, pictures in Art's house, a.m. j.T.'s with Bob, 'estiamundus feriabundus', two championship golf seasons with the 'Rock' yearbook, pulling people over with the light and siren, senioritus, long 'conversations' in the Mustang, 3 in the library, Christmas Formal '79, six weeks with a broken arm, painting the senior steps, many great times with Kathy, and weekend activities with Bob, Kev, Dennis, Steve, loby and 'Giant Killer'. l will always re- member Burlingame, the fun l had, and especially, the ones that made it all worthwhile. Donna Marie Morales Known to my friends as 'Dee', l'll al- ways remember my buddies. 'Ro', 'Di', 'Banana', and Lee, I've shared many good times with all of them and in the future there will be many more. Remembering: Hawaii '78, Prom '79, Christmas Formal '79, my 18th B-Day, my crazy cous', 'Tino', and National Cruise Night with wagons. All the talks with Mom fThanks!j. Also, meeting F.C.C. at the Foster City Rec. and dancing to 'Oh, Honey', 'Reunited' and 'I Call Your Name'. ALWAYS AND FOREVER 'Flo'. Thanks babe for everything. ff' W if 'ff' Dennis Mulqueeney ln the words of Chico Esquela: High School has been very good to me. The close friends and events won't be forgotten. Memories include: T.C. and it's evolution, fleeting moments of glory on the court, a year with Debbie, skiing, Kevin, lllisa, Bob, hanging around and fixing-up the steps with the gang - Chris, Kevin, Mark, Steve, Eric, Spaz, No-Name, dining out with Patti at L.D.C., and giving S.M. its rightful title. Thank you Mr. Booker and C.C.M.M Re- member movies ect., Kevin O.? Thanks. A smile takes only a mo- ment, but the memory lasts forever! T.L. Karen Murphy My four years at Burlingame have certainly been an experience and to put down in ninety words all the memories and people involved would be difficult. So I will simply say a big thank you to everyone fespe- cially to two special friends l made in my junior year julie and Loril, who helped me through. Also a special thank you to my closest and dearest friend Liz-though distance separates us now, memories of all the good times we've shared always seem to bring us closer together. Good luck. 'Give without remembering, take without forgetting. Aileen Mary Murray I will always remember fun times spent with Sherry, 'Reen', Sharon, Mary, 'Mac', 'Von', and many other friends. Those time include: 1-27-79, dishes with Trace tHarvery and 'Skritch'j, kidnappings, the lipstick, Grade AA eggs, and many chats with Susie, hockey 1340 partiesj, basket- ball, and softball were super. Thank you, Mr. Devos, for all your help. And of course Plato! Remember all the 3:00 a.m. talks' also many other memorable talks and times spent with you. Always remember: The best of friends never part. 1' Heather Muller I will always remember: slush 6th period, l.C., Physics majors can do the can-can, U.C. Davis, 'Patti Watti', Champagne breakfast, 'Len-nie', 'Cindy Windy', Gawd's gonna git youl, Hi ---- Bill, should we make the rabbit's tail black?, Decora- tions Committee, Mah-Lissa, 'Hello, Heather this is ', seductive wink, U.C. Berkeley trip, Phil, don't lose my autographl, Sue, we're in the same boatl, Kamono, L.H.H., 'Bef', 'Snorda', S.S., Buddists, intellectual conversation, and riding. P.S. You all talk weird! loni Munson l'm glad l don't have everything, be- cause then l'd have nothing to hope for. Shawna Murphy My 'Train Kept a Rollin' throughout my years at Burlingame with many stops to remember, like: Manteca, unforgettable concerts with Mindy, especially becoming a rock star at the Tubes, being on pom-pon and l.V. tdo the herkie Kimi, all the crazy memorable times with 'Beast' tre- member the food fight?l, the man- sion with Frances, being jailbirds with Mindy and Kim, A night with C.R., The Mabuhay, Amber and Fern, The City, best summer '78 fright Kim B?j, parking behind a parked car with l.L. and C.R., snow, vista, Tahoe, Rodney, Bobo, Devos, and Aerosmith!!-Thanx 'Min' we made it! jo Nelson Burlingame has left me with many friends and memories that l'll never forget: A night on the Beach at Santa Cruz, learning to fly with Charles Krug. Hyatt Riot and Buck Rogers, B- day Party '78, Operation C. C., 7-up and M8tM's, Santa Barbara with P.P.D.W.B. twhat a crack-uplj, Out- ward Bound, tennis, flag football, and student gov't. Many thanks to Mr. Booker, Miss C. and Mr.!Mrs. Hal- leby. My secret desire is to find LAM and celebrate 'em home by 11:29! C. F. and 1. C.-I'lI catch The People someday! Maggie Nice With a witch-dog beside me and a gangster to fend off the venomous moths, I set off to explore the land of yang and discover the word of 'Moooses' . . . Leslie Nulle Being an early graduate from Bur- lingame, Leslie had the most memo- rable times with her friends. Bistro with Becky, Stanford shopping, ten- nis, coffee breaks with Cer , my Munzkin from Mills, Anne, Carmel, Benihana's, A.G. with Pizano Linda, homemade wine and pizza, ooh babe! Leslie leaves many happy times and friends, and she'll always remember the happy times spent with Mountain Bear , for he will al- ways have a special place in her heart. joseph Orlando Moving to Burlingame was an expe- rience for me. I became accustomed to the 'suburban' life and made many friends quickly. My soccer skills im- proved tremendously, thanks to Mr. Romeli. Memories include: Hawaii '78, Christmas at Colorado, DOTG1r3, long talks with Donna, Plumbers Picnic with Rich starting at nine. Much gratitude goes to Mr. Christensen for his helpful words and wit, Mr. Bettendod for organizing my high school life, and Mr. Mangini for not sending me to Mills. Goodbye, Burlingame. I will regret leaving, but will look back on this with a smile. Christine S. Panos Chris will never forget: her dub, B1 and B2 and B3, my surprise B-days, crazy weekends with Big Red, wild parties, F.M. concert in the rain, first love and first accident, party at the Rec, Delta and S.D. with Sharon, Mil- brae Lyons with Peggers Cho, M.V.F.P., talks with jules the Blues Brothers with K.B., the newspaper with Danielle, pulling the F.D. with Had-a-dad, the last day of junior Year, 141, looking for W.D. and The Kid with Bird , and Ton-Ton. Farewell Burlingame, it's been fun! Kimberley Ann Nowlen Kim's memories of BHS will include many fantastic times with all her friends: the gang, Kim, Chris, and Danielle, Hyatt munchies, KIMZ-LT Halloween punks, drive-ins, the BMW, Blondie, Heritage Park, talks with Kim, winning Little-Big games, Chris's 18th-poor Paul, Vista Point, 4th of july pictures with Tracie and Kim B., formals, cool joe? She'll never forget: Tracie's concoctions, city times, the fly?, Hawaii, Tahoe with Nita, the Cars, my guardian an- gel, mopeds?, Big Red and Van Ha- len, my party-the floor!?, Eebie- Gebies, and heart throbs of the past. Thanks everyone! Larry Oas Larry will always remember his four years at Burlingame: egging SM my freshman year, going up town to con- tinental foods with Steve, loby, and Paul, the slippery ramps, Tahoe trips, going to the haunted house and get- ting a free die hard. He will never for- get: going to the point with the point regulars and having it always get bus- ted, the three day vacation my junior year, Oh Cod, being 18 my junior year and writing all those endless notes, trips to Hawaii and Lake Cam- anche and my '66 Chevy. Burlingame is never to be forgotten. Nuri Otus After four years of memorable hap- penings, parties, the point, cruising, movies and meeting Kim, the only thing I wish I couldn't remember is all the trouble I caused November 9, 1979. Things I'm glad I can still re- member are: Turboing, May 25, 1979, a special week in june 1979, jokes my folks never told me, and worse! Kim, I love you and will never forget the good times. When I needed you, you were there. I look forward to college and a successful life, living it one day at a time. , tl If Q 1-uh Hong Ho Bob Holden Linda Horney janet Howell Surut Kanjanamarakul Candy King Randy Layton lim Leonard .T WM J Qllllllifl' WG? lk Qvleen if +L if Nancy Lin Peter Lowrie l o l 1 , ,oel,1,aT,,yl L , ,q K 2 L . .-,': Dat Luu Ken Macia Ron Picchi If I've learned anything at all at Bur- lingame, it's to avoid bizarre experi- ences like these: Dr. Koller's cards, j.R.'s Podunk, maturity in band, fak- ing it in Disneyland, 'King Tauf,' run- ning from 'Little BilIy,' eyeballn' it with Walt, the W.H.T.R.C.-giving 'McMurph' the axe, julius Mur- taught's, 'Ides of March' Todd's neat- ness, 'All Wrong Now', Pork Chop's lifeline, F.K.'s keys, reading Macbeth in Hecate's class, 'Porker' and 'Mo- tormouth' at the S.P.C.A., and, of course, the mass cut football games. And to my friends, Brian, Bill, Ron, 'jo-berg,' etc., etc. . . . Good Luck! Alex Parr My 734 days of school didn't seem to go by that quickly, but maybe that was because there were 696 days of non-school interspersed in there somewhere. Strangely enough most of my memories occured in that sec- ond total. l'll never forget four years in soccer, three in football, M.P.L. Champs '79. All the concerts, D.O.G.S. with Mike and Mardus, New Years 'Hagar,' with Baltor, Ra- quetball with Tom 81 Tuma, Tahoe with 'jen,' '79 Steph here and there, Craig 'Kazanjian,' fcrazy, armeniaj AB Diver, and keeper of the goal. lDasvedanya Burlingamejf' jeff Pels jeff would like to thank Burlingame High School for giving him the op- portunity to spend the best years of his life studying. Among the activities of his school career that he will re- member are: insulting the Giants with D.C., the late night excursions, Rocky Horror with the gang, and the concerts with R.K. He hopes that someday R.K. will overcome his drug habit, j.B. will overcome D and D, and D.W. will overcome his desire to kill. jeff will remember Mr. Housek and Miss Christopher, and all the en- joyment he and j.B. experienced in their classes. He will also look back on how many times he was killed in R.K.s, documentary movies. la an i Gerda Ploug I shall never forget: sharing and car- ing, Pla-Vada's, kidnapping, green M8tM's, dearest j.j. or the friendships with K.C. talias little sister,j L.M. in psych, j.M, and the rest of the Rm. 8 crowd. Thanks 'Miss C,' Mr. Studeba- ker, Mr. Housek and Mr. Springer, I may not show it but I did learn. My rebirth in February '79 opened my eyes to the new glory. My greatest hope is to use my talents for the Lord, and my greatest desire is to build a dome house in fantastic California. Is it over so soon? Hurrah! jeanette Pastor Perpetually on the sea of insanity, I have luckily encountered a few buoyant people and things that have kept me tenuously afloat. 'Auntie Mame,' 'Picnic,' and 'Pajama Game' and all the amazing people involved will always stand out as wonderful life- PRESERVING experiences. Even the not-so-wonderful times have been made bearable by my favorite lifeguarde. The Queen will always love her most loyal subject, 'Harry Wuf.' And so, with a song in my heart, I will set out to sea once more, and hopefully wash up on the sunny shores of Santa Cruz. Linda Pezzulich Looks like we made it! Thanks B.H.S. for the memories. l'll always remember: Formal '78, Prom with Sergio, most valuable in Badminton, Halloween at 'Boom's,' Grid with Thor, Round Table Era, google eyes at you know who, Little Italy, cruisin Silvester and Sandra's Charlie- o'babe! and especially Formal '79 with Mike. l'll cherish times shared with 'Boom', 'Noodles', janet, jolie, Sandra, Sergio, Alex, Mike and Steve. Good luck 'Cuz,' Alex and 'Wa' in years to come at B.H.S. May they be most memorable in your life as they have been in mine. Mike Ping Mike's memories of Burlingame High include: the Czar's Plan Nitty Gritty that failed . . ., locker wars- annilation of S8tM's locker, pickle-throwing contests at round table with '77- bunch, parties at the diamond, point, and infinite beaches, Friday nights with the Z , wandering into the E.S. with T.S., and listening to Chuck Mangione's song, Feels So Good, Grids, Formals, and Proms, all the hot concerts, cuts so snowy 84 I could F.A.C.S., getting caught f'ing with Sherm, Tahoe 78 with K , sum- mer of '78 with L.A. and P.M., and all the good times with Falk, Barnes, Shea, j.H., and especially Lee Ann. Bye Forever, BHS. Chonita Ream Freshman year seems like only yes- terday ... Nita's special memories include: Sophomore cheerleading, parties and great concerts fAIice Cooper and the Tubes . . .j, Hawaii in '79 with my babe, the many Tahoe trips, and Hhanging-out in the park- ing lot with the gals. Special friends: Yule, Kimmie, the Birds, Von- dola, Chrissy, Ton, S.M., D.R., K.N., T.H., P.L, N,V., T.S. I love you all! A special thanks to Mrs. Lewis for her help and understanding. Goodbye Burlingame . . . It's been a good four years. Sara Ann Quist Looking back at some of the good times at BHS, Sara will always re- member: the mansion, the gang out front, beach parties, Rod Stewart, Cowdotie Point, Gilligans Island and the Lockness monster, concerts, Las- sen, the blue bomb under the bridge at Heritage Park, Halloween parties, and vitamin C. She'II never forget: McDonalds sweepstakes, par- ties at the Schmig's house, good times in the City, eating at the Hyatt Regency, gymnastics, Sugarloaf par- ties, Diane P's parties, and the moon, Thank you Sig, Lori, Mau- reeny, and all the others who helped share these good times and more. I love all you guys, and David, here's to us. Cheers! Prudencio Rimando My two and a-half years at Bur- lingame have been very enjoyable. I'd like to thank all the good friends I've made here. I'll also never forget basketball my sophomore year. Thanks BHS, it's been fun. fi! Thor Rayvvord II Animal will always remember his four years in sports: football, soccer, and swimming. Of these sports he will never forget being an MPL cham- pion or Lenny Lubrano. Good luck Len and congrat's, coach. The Ani- mal's favorite teachers are: Miss Christopher, Miss Tyson, Mrs. Schwartz and Mr. Spencer. His ambi- tions are to be a neurosurgeon, to make his second million by the time he is 34, and in his later life he would like to become a prominent lawyer. Little-Bruddah , Kel, Little People': hang in there, will ya'. See ya' sis. julie Revelo I can't express in 90 words my feel- ings about my three wonderful years at BHS. The most memorable experi- ence I have ever encountered was my Sophomore year, when I listened and watched, but failed to under- stand English. I'll never forget trying to succeed in my lunior year and fi- nally doing so in my Senior year when all of my efforts were realized. My thanks to Mrs. Last and Mr. Zel- Iner for their valuable guidance and help. I will never forget the nice ex- periences: having great friends, the activities I have been involved in at school, the wonderful rallies, and the Classes I have taken. Goodbye, Bur- lingame. It's been a great three years. Daneille Caroline Romano The fondest memories that I will take with me are: B-3 all nighter's, the nerds, Germany with Anke, EbieGbie, midnight swimming with Tommy, skiing with jennifer, I will never forget: hysterical laughter with Chrissy, VanHaIen, Kim and I keep- ing Chris' surprise party a surprise, eggs with K.I.S,, Paul and Steve-you cuties! I'll always remember, Anke and Holly waming me about the prince, Nita, Bubbles, Tripper, Shaf- ram, wild and crazy times with Kim- mie, Chris, Kim, Special thanks to Ia- nella and Angelo. Mom, Dad I love you. My future holds Hawaii with the whole gang and going to college in Long Beach. ' Michael K. Roper Who could forget: Starz '79 ftake it on to the top with no regretslj, philo- sophizing on the hill with Paul, The journey, the misadventures of the bands, and Fourth of july '79, I'll surely remember the weekend Mom went to Carmel and left the house to the dragon ..., tweeking on Wednesday nights, bike riding through a downpour with Lynne, get- ting absolutely no work done during cram sessions with Don, and most of all, staying up far past my bed- time. Dave Rosenzweig Memories which stand out for me include: D Basketball '76, Mills fresh- man prince, band trips '77, '79, a tough Sophomore year, Thailand, T.j. success, soccer '78, Israel-the turning point of my high school year-with Diane, Pam, Debbie, Covis, Bill, etc. I'll never forget: the junior year's plays-YCTIWY, Will Power, IOBE, Miracle Worker, getting my car, Bur- ger King with Wang, 'Valsh,' 'L0umph,' and 'Spazzo,' summer at Konocti, Senior plays-'Charly' and '3 Bags FuIl,' Formal and Prom with Diane, and my music tied it all to- gether. It was fun but it's time to move on. joby Mark Ross joby will always remember his four years at Burlingame. He will never forget: the championship golf teams he's played on over the years, fresh- men year when the tree got struck by lightning, playing under the rock, the great parties over the years with Oas and johnson. He will always re- member: cruisin' the 67 CTO on the weekends, four years of yearbook staff, and finally getting to be head sports editor, Iover Kentj, winning the Little-Big game three years out of four and being MPL champs in his se- nior year in football. Greg Rosston Ralst will never forget: the tenni- sam, Key Club, student government, and his attempt at water polo. Other unforgetables are: the mad red- haired Irishman, trying to follow the gigantic footsteps, Rocket, cutting Bill Bo, Dog and Id's chauffer, Big W cruising the jag, ski trip '79, Tony's talks, SB and the infamous ride, Waterskiing, no losses, GCG, spicecakes, projects, F-golf. Special thanks to Miss Christopher, Mr. Hill, and the two Doctors for making BHS memorable. Darla Rose I'll always remember these past four years at BHS: making airplanes and pyramids on the hockey field with F.B., F.B., D.V., and the rest of the gang. jeff, I'll never forget you, you're special. I remember the talks with Patty, our locker was always stuffed. Cathy, I pray you'll get all you want out of lifepe trust me, things will get better. Thanks Mr. C. and Mr. Stu- debaker, you've taught me more about life, than anyone. Finally, I give all my love to Danny Ray-you're number one in my life. A jaime A. Rupert I will always treasure my awesome memories at Burlingame: Having rambunctious times as a 3 musketeer, Arizona with sister Tamare, and toast- ing T and j., giving advice to Cindyi?j, catching 32, cheerleading, kidnap breakfast '79, football games and rallies were great times. L.A. and life in the fast lane was hot. I will never forget the Prom '79 with Billy fthanksj and the Formal '79f?j with 'Studf Thanks Tam and jod for al- ways helping me, you're great best friendsl Rocky, I know you'll make it. And for the future, well, forever hun- gry!! Tania Sarichny All these memories are still glowing inside me. Falling in and out of love, all the places I've longed to be and the green mountains and the white dove. O' memories so true, do not forsake me, the future is there I know. The road ahead is cloudy, I can't see, but there I know I will go. Olga, Erin, Kimmy, Marta, Dan, jim W., Perry, QAI, Vicky and Helen who are gone now,j jackson Browne and those I haven't mentioned. Thanks for the love and laughs throughout these years. Scott Shepherd Scott will always remember: LSG-2 and senior parties, older women t'Pina,' jacuzzian' with Kern, Ros,j fights, those nights, and other delights with Gutierrez, surprises in my locker, a cold night in the blue- bird with Barney and Falk, warm memories of the Kid Renner and a summer with Di, band trips, ski trips, and sex tips, Brams Brothers , jim, john and Mr. Siegler at the Circle Star, special times with joy, and many unforgetable memories of friends and experiences. Scot1's secret desire is to one day be mistaken for Hugh Hefner. Cynthia Amitta Seebode Lari will always remember: Heidi's driving, waste 'em pictures, queen- size fun, a night with jennifer, Eileen and Tim's head, swinging at the seance, Wookie, disco-mice, late night discussions with jennifer, the BCR craze, 0114431-334-3001, CO- lumbia and RHPS, committing a fed- eral offense, horrorish makeup, the four evils with Eileenf' C0oey and Gummies, second childhood, my late night scare, Fairmont thrills, seeing Robby Benson, R and R, Aramis, The beach in january, Holly- wood dreamin', the Malibu Beach house and all my friends who are part of my memories. When they said it was all glamour, they lied. Tom Shea My past four years at Burlingame have brought me many special friends and many unforgettable times. I've had a great time, and I'll always remember: two years with a 'blue eyed bear',tI.E.O!j, park par- ties, warm summer nights, moon-lit waterfalls, Cath's 'Tommy boy,' the Chevy's iron curtain, cruisin' MGB's to Matriarch, comforting comfort, E.S. and palm trees, lncIine's string bikinis and tempting moguls, the Clearlake bust, the 'scent,' Dave's help, Deb, Barney and his bird, and of course Willow's kiss of death. The music of E.L.O., Boston, journey, Sammy, and Styx brings it all back, good times and friends that will last a lifetime .. . Lynn Sheehan UQ, 4 White-collar conservative fl sh'. down the street, 7 Pointing your plastic finger at me, 42 You're hoping soon my kind drop and die, But I'm gonna wave my freak high . . . proselytizing for legalization of spiritual discovery . . . Walk out into splintered sunlight, Inch your way through dead dreams to another land. You have entered the Twilight Zone Beyond this world strange things are known . . . Are you experienced? Excuse me while I kiss the sky ... Many thanks jimi, the Dead, Cosmo, the Mind-at-Large . . . remember what the Dormouse said . . . Shine on! judy Schmuck I'll never forget all of the great times I had while at BHS. A few memories include: Dec. 26, 1977 and the porce- line god, turning 16, Formal '77, New Year's Eve, Hayward, almost making it to Barryessa, VW's, relaxing days in the park, the many concerts, the par- tys at Larry's, joe's and the squirts three weeker, Disneyland, Gibs and 1000 over B and B's, days without sleep and wild times with joyce when we always ended up laughing. l'll never forget: Europe, Halloween '79, B.K., the pit crew and Sigi. Thanks Vic and Art. l'll see ya' around. l Kelly Simpson My off and on years at Burlingame, along with life's experiences have done much to create and enrich my realm of now. Cherished are: the times spent at the beach and Memo- rial Park, tkicking back-type relaxa- tionj and the pleasure of being with good friends on the ground or in the air. In the future I plan to attend col- lege to see if I can do something with these particles of matter floating around in my brain. Special thanks to you, Mr. Pat. . jeff Spry I will always remember my days at Burlingame. Among the good times I've had have been: shutting down Ford's on Friday nights in the Cam- aro, 'Knob-nose,' 'Pin-head,' and 'Needle Nose,' rallies, cruisin' with the Rat Pack, Big I , lo, Serg, and AI- exan, in school, underwear in Linda's locker and breakfasts at the Pancake House, Why aren't we in school? . I will never forget Halloween '79, hooin' at the car wash, Mr. Bill tOh Nooo!,j Meeting D.K., Prom Night '79 and '80, and all the friends I've met. It's been a great four years but the fun has just begun. Kate Stenberg Future memories include a jail fine for finally stealing the cow from 'The Red Barn' on Highway 80, an unfur- nished apartment on the top of K2, devout cow worshippers on my roof at Christmas time and the 'land of yang, ' Tamey Ann Taylor Tam is still a little dazed over the candy sale that staned it all! She'Il al- ways remember the Three Muske- teers and their crazy ways, Tahoe tsummer '79j with lody and hissing bugs, Southern girls with james, weekend '79, L.A. beaches, and, of course, a toast to life. She shudders to think of skiing into the trees at Oregon lah, for breakfast scrapsj, and then at Tahoe with lod. Tamey will never forget flag football, pop- corn, concerts, proms, cheerleading, or her surprise 17th birthday party. lune 11th is the day that started all the wonderful times with Dave. Her se- cret desire tsecret?!?j is to attach a Falk to her name so she can be Ie- gal! Pamela Spitzer loy at the start, Fear in the journey, loy in the coming home, A part of the heart, Gets lost in the learning Somewhere along the road. Chris Stein Erin will always remember the great years at Burlingame: the bench with Crager, Gum, Benson, and Pete, two great years on the golf team with Rocky, spending a week in Carmel for the Crosby with joby, and getting the Volvo. Chris will never forget his four years at Bur- lingame and, more than anything else, would like to become a pro golfer. lody Ann Stoddard I will always remember the good times I have had at Burlingame. Some of my memories include: being a Musketeer, 3 years of cheerleading and camp, football C76 and '79 M.P.L. titlesj, basketball, and baseball U79 M.P.L. titlej games, awesome pre and post game activities, tp-ing and kid- napping, weekend '79 with Tamey and laime, skiing in the trees with Tamey, Tahoe tsummer '79j and hiss- ing bugsl, parties, tree tops with Sha- ron and Mary, The Formal, The Prom, The Gird, and many other special times with Steve. To Tamey and Jaime - a toastI Michael Tempest I will remember: MT16, Ski Trip '79, crusin' the lay, Cheap Trick, Boz, golfing, skiing, water skiing mint chipping, projects, and GGG. IBCL, WAB, Annie, Zesara, Greg, Lorraine, and Betsy, I'll never forget you. The blond cat is eternal, the So. Calif. trip was tregretablylfj unforgetable, and so was the summer of '79. B.B., it's been 'interesting' and 'promising' and 'a slice,' etc. IBCL, what can I say- I tried. L.B., it was an experience. l'll see you all later as your D.D.S. thanks Mr. C., Miss Tyson, Miss Christopher, and Dr. Williams. Will Toms My most memorable moments at BHS include: speed biking down Sky- farm, the night at Spencer Lake, get- ting pulled over with Kent and Chris, playing Frosh-soph hoops, S.B., Idaho, Tahoe, night time rock-pack- ing in the Emigrant, and a memorable date- 'l!6!79. I will never forget Mr. Umpleby, Mr. 'Luperini, our party at the beach, The Who, Rolling Stones, '99', Craig's birthday party, cruisin' S.F. with 'Mac', speed boarding, The Formal with Diane, and, of course, the person who made my senior year the most special of them all, my love, Gina. Richard Wesley Tuttle Tut-tut will always look back with fond memories of his four years spent at BHS. They include: being in- volved in freshman football, making new friends, coming so close to an MPL title sophomore year and those weekend nights spent driving the Tuttle Shuttle to terrorize Bur- lingame garbage cans and Hill- sborough mailf oxes. His first taste of Varsity football, the Friday night spent in jail with Tom and john, and the morning coffee club are a few highlights of Tut's junior year. Mr. Booker, Mr. Devos, and being on a championship football team senior year will never be forgotten, as well as the long wait for the New Tuttle Shuttle. 1' 'TH' Marianne Geralyn Thomas Mare will always remember fresh- man park parties, j.V. Head and var- sity cheerleading, camps, pregame activities, crusin' five months illegal with Hoi, tamberine crashoutsl, cramped at Graffiti, Catch 32, Rup ?!, 7!27!78, ayesay, Bear Bros., Russian River, fools for the city, 360's and one way streets, hot mamma cruisers, Ted's sweater, applesl, red truckies, that 69STPSD manl, Proms with MMTD, crabmenl, Giants open- ing day, Americanizing Anke, Sammy Hagar, and Wwow Linda, Holly and Anke, we made it! Entering the col- lege of sexy men, Marianne plans to buy and advertise for Gucci! Dave Thomson We are all here to make each other happy- Geralyn Tripp Geralyn will always cherish her memories and friends from the past four years. How could she forget: cross-country and track with Denise, red ropes with Becky, talking foreign with Rhonda and Mary, gas lines, Santa Cruz timesl, yearbook, Boz Scaggs, coffee with Leslie, Dee-Dee and the white sweat shirt, Debbie and all the times she made me smile, stuck in San jose fpoor Kitj, Carmel, sixth period with jeff, and, of course, B.j.L. and all the wonderful times we've shared. f'Thank you, Bur- lingame! john L. Uliana john will never forget those long nights out at the point with Rubber- man playing ro-sham-bo, finding out how much liquid my body could and couldn't consume, beating San Mateo for an undefeated season, good old Mr. Booker, owning in lounge chairs, the drive-in, Lake Wildwood, Portola Valley, shipping kegs to Tahoe, endless partying, The Horsemen, The Who?, Hawaii '80, and all the friends l met. Then there's the Ranchero, cruisin' the EI with Oas, hey, got a cigarette, pull over, iundefeated,j those short Friday nights and the long Sat. mornings that followed. Pamela Lynn Use The experiences I, 'Useless', have had shall hold many lovely memories in my heart. We've come a long way. 'Hi-dee,' thanks for sticking around. Thanks 'Yvetteee, Martita, len-len, 'Sue, Teri L., and 'D2,' for many memories: getting hooked on C.H., 'my bug is cuter,' purple cow, Rajah, Spring Tour '79, Carl lr.'s and pic- tures, rowdy lunches in F.L. hall, talk- ing to Debbie on the way to school, K.G. in sophomore year, and Scott, thanks for being there. Thanks Miss. Christopher, l'd never have made it. So many things to remember, yet so many things must go unsaid. Thanks to all my friends and good luck. Raul Valadao I will always remember my four years at BHS: The Formal in '78, Prom '79, two years in Spanish Club, garage sales, going to S.F. and G.A., working in the world of F.W.W., working with a great cast in 'The Miracle Worker,' Debbie's fantastic job as Helen, the other plays: Y.C.T.I.W.Y., 'Earnest,' and 'Charley,' Miss Anderson for tak- ing the task of directing tthanksj, working on publicity crews, cast par- ties and getting lost aftenzvards. My best friends throughout high school are Charlie, and the others: Bonnie, lennifer, Chris, Colleen, and every- one else. La 4 Anne Elizabeth Varni My high school years have not just been a job, they have been an adven- ture and would have been plain bor- ing without my associates 'Collie,' 'Kadizz,' 'Debbie-Dear,' 'The Mika- nik,' ' Lil Rain,' 'Djoli,' 'Billiam,' 'Turtle,' 'Pavo,' and 'The Spazz.' Ad- ventures which l'm not sure whether or not I'd like to forget include: 'Yoz- mite' and the great escape, Laserium and all the gory little details, summer of '79, Chinatown with Chuck and the 'WoIfman,' 'Pavo' and the Spaghetti Factory escapade, skiing Eagle and Shasta, 'you blew it!,' Ski Ticket Sales, lnc., discovering Gracie, the Davis run, Haunted House, and 'ours. 'Coulda' been worse. Natalia Vasey Heigh, Ho! Sing, Heigh, Ho! Unto the green holly, most friendship is feigning, most loving mere folly. Then Heigh, Ho! The Holly! This life is most jolly. William Shakespeare, As You Like lt , lI,7. Tony Vaughan Well, four years have gone by at Burlingame and a lot of things have happened to me: the ordeal with l.F., cruisin' with Felion, the big tree, the end of the Buick, Fleetwood Mac, Al- vin Lee and many concerts with 'Sto- ner,' 'Nita Bird' and Kari in U.S. His- tory, 'Stonee' and the M37, the gang in the parking lot who kept my spirits high, and my best friend, Chrissy, who's outgoing qualities and friend- ship have helped me get through four years at Burlingame. l l l l Susan Marie Vogel Well I did it! Among my most unforgetable memories are: skiing in reeeal chapstick weather, summer on the summit '79, lunch in Sausalito, what's up Chuck?, the Mississippi River, cruisin' the Vette, fthe beauty ring tool, Doobies, Eagles, Pablo Cruise at Tahoe, Dr. K. with Mary, red hair, black and white balls, body- watching, cows Qmool, outrageous times with Lisa, Loggins with 'jul,' of course, great times with Donnal, and those two crazy Aztecs!! Thanks for everything Mom and Dad, I love you. My secret desire is to read the whole book over and over again. Charlie Voytan I will always remember my four years at Burlingame, my friends who have been a real pleasure to know, French, 'Mutualistic Cooperation', volleyball, at one in the morning, It's better to pull da' car than to push da' carl, the Spanish Club thow could I forget thatl, Band and Choir, and then all the concerts . .. that is Bach and Room 8. I would like to thank all the teachers I had. And to everyone, best wishes and hopes. Leonard Scott Walen I owe much of my growth over the last four years to my experiences at BHS, mostly with my friends: Dwyer, who just might be perfect, The Gu- tierrez's, Shep, l. Lansill, and parking test drives with Wong, Barriolhet time trials, and S.F. to Burlingame in 12. These things have been in the past, I hope they're also in the future. Teachers have been very important, and I'Il always be grateful to Dr. Ko- ller. What an experience! Debbi Vaughan I would like to say thank you to those who took the time to be a friend, and a special thank-you to Ronie Colombo t'Ippy'l. To those who still remain here, friends and teachers, goodbye and good luck. P.S. Bye-Bye litlle creatures in the park. Corinne Ann Von Tersch There are many memories from Burlingame which have made these past four years so excellent: all my good friends Patti, Aileen, Sharon, Mary, Renee, Sherry, Shelly, and all the rest, thanks-you weren't forgot- ten and you never will be, the Three Musketeers forever, F.M.B., cruisin' Polk street in the 'Reen Machine,' the parties and The Point, Prom '79 with Craig and Mac, cubing and Rocky Horror , Sunday football practice, chinese fire drills, and chocolate pie between eight. Thanks leanne. Re- member guys: best of friends never part. 4. 1 I S 3. f Q r s Meena Prasad Susana Prychodzko gs M ' Orlando Ramirez lulia Richmond lb Wqfv .ZA l Karen Rojas Kelly Schanmier Pat Stalteri Bill Stevens ,, f Delmar Stuermer Thanh Tang Tim Tanton Dave Taufalele K is Q l -4 E zuavsggxgg Papa Taumopeau Q 5-...f 4'.h, TTS 1 I xv Simi Tiatia Sergio Varo Vicki Von Tauffkirchen Lisa Wesley I I 9 ' . -iii X- U, N X Y ' 1: K A, R ss, it - 5 Qt 'iff f s . ,,.e.,f ,L 1, L F. w X 2 . . -Ei ' seg. .f ., if ' as it - R V Daniel Wilkerson Stacey Wirtz Lori Worley Koa-Young Wong Nt N. Kimberly Ieannette West My memories of BHS are good ones. The most special time of these years was on November 11, 1978 when I met Kevin, who has helped me through thick and thin. I would also like to give Mr. Harrison a spe- cial thanks for helping me through my years here.Goodbye, Burlingame. Thanks for everything. Daniel White I will always remember four semes- ters with 'Crazy loan,' 'Stew' and his job, Bill and animosity, and the art of punning and telling bad jokes. Never to be forgotten for at least not until next Septemberj are the numerous D and D games, Diplomacy, W.F., working the register in the cafeteria, Camelot, and other happenings too numerous to recall. If I have a favor- ite quote it is that of Billy Wiggle- pointedstick's: 'All the world's an in- titution, And all the students and teachers merely lunatics.' Stephanie Catherine Wall Steph will always remember the great times at Burlingame: trying to be a gymnast 9th, 10th, and 12th grades with Peggy, Chris, and Kim, fifty B's with jennifer and Sarah, the A's she never got, the twins' party '79, Waterdog Lake '78, unforgettable laughing with Sarah, punk rocking on Halloween with I.T., camping with the gang, birthday '79, Sacramento and door-to-door service with a Trans-Am. Thank's Ross for the great escape. Her secret desire is to drive through the Swiss Alps in her white Turbo Carrera. Mark Walsh Who can forget concerts with The Cult, journey, Eagles, Hagar on New Year's Eve. Soft White Underbelly, the party I shouldn't have had. The Mystery of the Missing . . ., jumping off a moving car, the Heidelberg Hof Brau, the graveyard tsacriIege?I the bands lhow many were there?j I.K. what I remember of Clear Lake, my first ticket and accident in front of school, Acey Deucey, the poker games and cruising Art's car with eight people. Sorry about S.B. 'Punchy' and everyone who made it happen. wr Heidi Marie Williams 'Hi-Dee' will never forget: meeting special friends like Pam, jenna, Marta, Yvette, Shelley, Sue, Dee- Dee, Colleen and all the rest, rowdy lunches in the F.L. Hall, being 'one of those', Mr. Macierz's Spanish class, 9- 10 'sockgang', French classes, the Purple Cow, surviving Chemistry with help from C.C., Little-Big Games, fun with Sue and Shel in typ- ing, kidnapping, Christmas parties, Cmy bug's cuter'j, Yvetteeee's , 'blue beast,' 'corrupting her,' 'spaz at- tacks,' getting hooked on G.H, Shel and licorice whips, and the many other good friends and times at Bur- lingamef' Eric Wong The Giant-Killer has many memo- ries of BHS: cruisin' in B.G.'s bomb and running for our lives, cultural en- richment at Walsh's party, pulling people over, dealing 'wheat' in Don fsighj Peter's class with Dry Mouth, Moe, Bo, the Germ and jammer, barbeques and acey-acey , action shots of A.M. and customizing N's Mercedes, the stabbing in English, 'V-neck's' struggle with the bushes, Ace bags and Azzo's run-in with a pile of wood, close calls with Parrfait in Chem., the Dazer's singing debut, frisbee at the point, and cruisin' the Z . .. dream on T.C. jim Irv Zoellick It's been a fantastic four thanks to 'Crispy', 'Silly', 'Minto' and that in- triguing young lady, Natalie. I love ya' all. l'll never forget that first Spencer Lake sunrise, speed boarding, one dead Bug, Point Reyes, Tahoe trips, skiing, moonlight backpacking and many polychromatic evenings. Best of all, I'll remember that first bottle of vino on Halloween '79-Thanks Su- san, I love ya'. Now I don't feel safe in this world no more And I don't want to die in a nuclear war. Well, I just want to sail to a distant shore, And make like an apeman!! Zulma Z. Zurko I will always remember when I came here from Argentina. I was scared and lost, but my E.S.L. teach- ers, Mr. Zellner, Mrs. Briggs and Mrs. Last helped me a lot. My most em- barrassing moment was when I had to give a speech in front of the class. I was afraid that everybody was going to laugh. But instead of that, they all helped me. My favorite teacher and my favorite person in my senior year is Mr. Harrison. He is great. I will miss BHS. Robert Abboud Darlene Alford Larry Amante Kim Batistoni Ray Borg Greg Bortolin Dave Borusko Lorraine Bostrom Derek Brown Loan Cao Dave Carson Zesara Chan Mike Chetner Tom Condon jennifer Cotton Greg Diener john Edmonds Sargon Elia Norman Engelleitner Bridget Engels Boyd Ferry Dan Fleming Lisa Gonzales Phil Harp john Harrison james Wendel Wilson Burlingame has been a big stepping stone in my life. In sports I partici- pated in wrestling-in the mayhem I broke my knee. In my sophomore and junior years I was involved in track and then disc and shotput. As a senior, track will be my game. The teachers I am most grateful to are Mrs. Clymer and staff for always pushing me and Mr. Robert Connell for opening a whole new world to me. After I leave all my dear friends at B.H.S. I am going to Denver Auto- motive College. Van Zannis Time flies when you're having fun. Three years of varsity football and a 643 MPL Championship, as well as many good people, have made my BHS years enjoyable and definitely memorable: Shroom Hill with Chase and Bovis, many Tahoe excursions at Chris' cabin, Colfax in the Woods, parties with Gorgi, Tonsoni and Matt, making outrageous tapes, Tongan tonight, many good months spent with Dina, 911 sc's, T!A 6.6, Vette and having nothing but the best. My secret desire is to one day be able to do something nice for my mom and dad, like they have done for me. Camera Shy Bill Hart Suzanne Hawkins joe Hopkins Dan jackson Zoran joksimovic Antonio Lage Barry Leach Vince Leone jose Lozowski Steve McLinden Raymond Medina Todd Meilinger Hamid Milani Esther Pacholuk Paul Petersen Tom Phillips jim Rigg Robert Schieber jean Schwartz Kristin Spinney Achim Teichmann Filohivalu Tuitavake Hamidreza Vijeh jennifer Wan james Warto SJW! ECUDD Di FEEL ,eg , Flirt . - - Q Rs . 2 EN r . - Ni .i . B f Wf qge-.sl , X L p.,aS,jS? .- T fi ,., Q - I K 5, . v wvvfdse V m li'- Qfigi ve 9 i I e sig an e M.M,., . .:,: L Typical Senior jeff Frasier, Sue Vogel Kim Nowlen, Art Michaels Life of the Party Peggy Lawson, Paul Freemon 1 n . 4 or f Xt 2' fijd i Q 17 QQ f , ' fi 1 i, fi ff? vi me J . y,, 'iz' ,Q Best Looking Steve Chase, Kim Haddad seniors!91 Best Dressed Dionette Gordillo, Tony Cianetto Talkative Mary Guglielmoni, Chris Andreini Best Hair Corinne V0nTersCh, Mark Alioto Figure!Physique Kim Birdsall, Bill Gutierrez Casual Natalie Vasey, jim Zoellick rim V.rwpv Personality Kari Birdsall, Phil Byer Spirited Scott Shepherd, Sharon Kazan il - 3 l -W Athlete Aileen Murray, Matt Hesslegren Desert Isle Companion jennifer Hurd, Mike Koenig .SF e. .S N6 Q -MMR Ideal Date Erica Benson, Craig Barnes seniors!93 Act0r!Actress leanette Pastor, Bill Ambrunn Most Likely to Succeed A john Dwyer, Tracie Hiekkila its in in it Q is till? N I1 c X I1 Non-Conformist Cerda Ploug, Don Crosatto Best Legs LeeAnn Cambell, Alex Parr Li I 5 , J x W i! ,gf New X- Q as Intellectual Musician Zesara Chan, Chris Molumphy Ron Picchi, Kate Steriberg Qnot picturedj I K... gm E I xt TX, 15 AX 'iii Cutest Mary Diepenbrock, Will Toms Best Eyes 4235 QYN5 Shawna Murphy, Tom Shea li, 5 :Q Rlwll Mil We me W THE rlwssf Min om 1 N, im. wif war' U ,LLL Contributed Most Couple of the Year Tamey Taylor, Dave Falk Y ' VH?- , if 1' 7 ff, V, I yi ,Y f + f 1. uv 1, X f f ,' ffl, Y ff far ,, 9af?ii 'l ' ,W , ,.,..,. 15,5541 ,. , T, ,L ' awyaffewry e C 11, if r WMM I l 4?-W' if 4' QQ yi fi l , 'hwrh iff , ff' ililfif: W, .,,, Q I l l , ,Q f Ldf,,,g?5 ,WY GM? Magi if 'l 4. V? f iz 4' b ff' fn pl All ll' 3 lying f' A s z fir 9. 'lf il fi ll 3 1 K6 A ix ' x as 4, I f 5 l 55241 if 4 wrhryyemgl e Bashful Dee-Dee Burr, Charlie Voytan Darrell Benatar, jennifer Curry Creative Heather Muller, Bill Amend seniorsf95 Bank of America Award Winners D.A.R. Good Citizen .s lf' - 4 'A Front row: jennifer MacNeil, Cindy Franklin, Khann Nguyen, Thi Nguyen. Back row: Maureen Cole, Colleen Coolish, Kelly Schanmier, Bill Bodenlos. Q Hill H0385 AMMRDS National Merit Finalists C.S.F. Life Members as 5? - s.l. 'si iililli F FM F , F i 'Q Front row: Bill Amend, Cindy Franklin, Chris Molumphy, Holly Crawford. Back row: Mike Tempest, Don Crosatto, Franci Claudon, Bill Ambrunn. 96fawards Front to back: Francis Mak, ClWflS M0lUml3lW, Bill 30d- enlos, Coleen Coolish, Patty McElroy, jo Nelson, Bill Ambrunn, jennifer Curry, Cindy Franklin, john Dwyer .db F siiixitiiife Eovcwmmcmi Dee Dee Burr, secretary, Tracie Heikkila, president, Mike lo Nelson, treasurer, Tracie Hiekkila, president, Dee Dee Floyd, vice-president, lo Nelson, treasurer. Burr, secretary, Sharon Kazan, vice-president. Fall Cabinet Spring Cabinet 2 Stevelavelle, Erica Benson, Darrell Benatar, Kathy Krue- Bill Ambruhn, Erica Benson, jennifer Curry, Steve Lavelle. ger, Bill Ambruhn. Not pictured: Phil Byer. senior government! 97 As freshmen we entered Bur- lingame High School feeling insecure and out of place but soon we be- came accustomed to our new sur- roundings. We remember open campus and uptown for lunch modular scheduling ...the Frosh Fro- lic in the Gym . . . the tree hit by light- ning... car wash at Burlingame Plaza beating the seniors the seniors in tug-o-war . . . winning the hall decora- ting contest winning the MPL Championship. Our sophomore year started with a feeling of belonging Burlingame High was comfortably our school Can we forget Driver s Ed Crui sin the El Saturday Night ive the end of the vending machines Yosemite Field Trip skiing Star Wars. Smimm M Nwgxy 'sa Qc, 8 3 i ,se 3' 5 . it l' i l lidriiirriirtwoms 2 KAV, . 3 V junior year we had made it to up- perclassmen. We anticipated gradu- l ation and realized that it wasn't that El far off. Remember? Prop. 13 l E PSAT's perms going to parties and belonging there togas the end of arena Lights fewer number of classes the crowded steps Baseball Champions the junior-Senior Prom at the Galleria. By the time we were seniors we owned the school And then it was time to leave Remember starting the year with over S1000 SAT s winning the MPL Championship and the Little Big Game almost not having a Grid gas lines college out in the parking lot painting the steps red punking out voting for the first time the Prom at the St Francis Bay Cruise One stage of life had ended and another was to begin Good bye Burlingame well miss you application Senioritis hanging seniors!99 'K ,fi 44 45525 vp Adi Q. 1? Ym- 4 ,, .M fa ,, ay gg Q' Sk-W Nizutin V M4 I ' in ,J 1, Q ggi J S ff N , E YA 'w f 15. fl' li 4 .. FfU2Sw4Ml 154114 ..,. caufusaom New memo? ,,,. EXCVVQMQMT., .,.,.. .,.... . ,X ffflv SUMIOL YZPCYL P0-fLTU25..,. DATES... , P-6.k,T',.. , TVU2 FDHUTY... J w goaaomomz Yew., ..,. Qranvgag magma? 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Mary Barrett Rachel Barrientos 2 me l-lgligfg is ,v 'X 4 4 , C Hi ,vw 1, Michele Bauer David Behar Laurie Berger Lynnelle Bilsey Kim Blagg Vesna Boban Pam Bracken Mark Bradley Elizabeth Brashears Alison Breslow Greg Burkher Robert Byers , Nancy Byrd 1l?'rpJ Kelly Cevolani Liz Chalkley Tim Contreras Steve Cossman Carol Crehan lennie Creson Kyle Cunningham Brent Curtis Debora Cvitanovic Tom Daley Sabine Canto Kathy Carlton Rodina Catalano Phil Caulfield xv ',' ' i l Diana Bridges Lynn Brooks Cathy Buljan Rusty Carmick Mary Carson Emily Case A44 if A Ml ? ff sf f luniors!113 Tom Danielsen Kent David Matt Dean Kent Demas Missy Donahoo Karen Elgaard Denise Ephraim Suka Etu Greg Everson Robert Fanucchi Janice Farmer Randy Fehlhaber Maurice Fitzgerald Susan Frankel M N ' Bill Gearhart Diane Getchel Chris Gladysz Peter Gladysz Linda Glassel X kgflii Xf Doug Glover Gerald Goldman Leticia Gomez Maria Gonzales Rich Gonzales K Ab.. Georgia Greenwood Cindy Guerra Sal Gulino Irene Guzalowski Mike Hackett Mojan Hajijafari Al Hardwicke Mike Harris Christine Hart Tom Holden Marci Hollinger Melody Holowaty Linda Horenstein Cynthia Hunter my Lily Gonzalez Roxanna Gonzalez Betty Gordillo Sherman Green ,-. vu ,I K Terri Hazlett Sheri Heaton Liz Heieck Tony Herrera Tony Kiang linin Kiem Claudia King Rick Knolle Lisa Knudsen Usik Hwang Tami Icardi Lydia lskander lim lanssen Holly luscen David Kaplan Kim Kaufmann Kerry Keats David Kelly Tw! 9: N., 'fix I X ef Tim Knudsen Kim Koenig Anna Kovacs Darius Kraft Nathan Kuan Becky Kubin 1' JE . G. r , ff . , L. Ag 1,51 . ' ,7 V .fa V '. W ff' f 6 -Q - 1. A 1 - K 1 V L A layant Maiku Susan Marenda Steve Markoff Paul Martella Armando Martinea lvonne Martinea ,LL Eileen Kumetat Amanda Kuo Todd Landefeld Ross Larsen Leroy Leach Naomi Lebron Lamont Lee Barbara Leoncio Kao Lin Leanne Mason 1 vs i 5 L Andy Mattson Kelly McCloskey Dean McCooI Diane McNamara Lisa Mitchell lim Molinelli is Eriko Moray Ben Melchiorre Mark Mestre lane MSTZ Leslie McDonald 'ik Tracey McGillivary Lori McGregor Debbie Michael Stacey McGillivary ww 23 3- . ' ' Lisa McGregor Mike McKenney Lori Mills 3 Bessy Mixco john Moore R 1 Steve Morairty Rhonda Muenzler Tim Mulron Kim Murphy Merete Newbweg if ., ,'b,k. ,is o f -Qu V -am Sidney Nichols lhor Pacholuk Papazian Paul Parsons Tony Norton Nina Palmin Bill Pape Anup Patel fx-.st - ,,.,, - lil Q X V Ir 3 3 W 55 Qs Amy O'Donnell Lexi Olian Wendi Olson Shelley Owens Eileen Patterson Lito Payumo Kathy Ping Gayane Plavdjian Richard Pratt loanne Privitera Janeen Penn Klaus Petersen Mary Ann Piana Sam Ramirez lack Perkins Pezzulich Mary Picchi Ann Ramlochan Gina Renner Gina Salido Karen Shields Robin Shinn Betsy Short ff 4 fav' v... SM, 4 Mary Reed Roby Reich loanna Robertson Manuel Rodriguez El all Si as Rc fr: ' S 'S S lim Shannon S S h. lemme bc None Dan Schmitz Sally Seebode X f y y Blair Smith joe Snider Selina Soo Pam Steil Tessa Renk SW I Daniel Ryan Guy Shields Sheli Shimek J' gi at S it sf gtg Paw e ', Carol Shoaff Stacey Sterner ? Doug Stone Hoa Tang Bertrand Tano ef Holly Tschirgi Sela Vaitai john Torru Diane Tidwell Robin Weisberg Lynne Weil Linda Wright Lloyd Wood Diana Stowe Cindy Stuermer Richard Swift Dorthy Takahashi l Diana Vannoni Richard Werner Susan Yu Harold Takahashi Shana Tangjian Kathy Tarnutzer Chris Vawdrey ,S . Alison Williams Sylvia Zanello juniors!121 Q junior Class Dfficers bottom row: Robb Waterman, vice-presidentg top row: Michele Easley, secretaryg Bill Malloch, presidentp Linda Gates, treasurer. Camera Shy Dan Ahern Walter Arcia Naoko Arimura jim Bell Kalon Bey Lisa Morzello Susan Brunken Tom Buckley Maria Casetta Ron Clairborne jeff Cohen Pamela Cohen Cheri Collins Nichole Columbell Perl Corsiglia Gina Costa Olga Diatroptoff julie Dickerson Tom Dowd Galina Eagle james Flaherty Craig Flynn Bruce Fraser Paul Freethy Steve Giani Grace Girol Donna Creenman Lisa Hall Chris Heckford Theresa Hutnick Will johnson Tatau Kiloti Steve Lee Tom Lenehan Dawn LoPresti Tom Magowan Bill Malloch jim Martinez Steven Maza Cathy McCormick Alan Meilinger Parvaneh Merat Rosemarie Mitchell Erin Moy Ted Nichols Laura Owens Craig Parham Michael Pizzolon Rolan Ramirez jim Ratto Raymond Razon Daniel Rohrbach Ammar Sanjakdar Chad Schaefer Leonard Simpkins leanette Split Philip Taylor Richie Taylor Robin Thompson Scott Twombly Teruahi Ueno Alailupe Unga Mark Walen Pak Wan Robb Waterman Sean Williamson Stuart Wilson Christine Wing Andy Yoximer David Ziegler juniors!123 UIX CY ,E 'jk V A W i pf vfn, W W. if FW 2'-J 1-L X! C: -1 T il gy Av! 0? KJ pawn Blake Alexander 37 N? Amlel Azzana Andrew Balston Patricia Barrett lulie Bellisch Marc Benioff -Q u . I f-A-A,-4, , Tony Andreini Bruno Baldini Tom Barnett Sandy Basurto Balvatore Bellofiore I. f . ' .A tl-:ik ! ' 'P HEL.. i vli ?JiTi ' Kris Best '31t3f5ic5' 77 I fx Robert Addy Caroline Aebi Susan Agee Lori Aguilar Morihito Akiho Moritaka Akiho Tom Blakiston Tony Bocci Lisa Boj Babette 9, Boliek Ken Bowlus Susan B rewster aff jeff Bussani john Buttacavole Ron Cairns Gary Campanile jill Cernuda Clarissa Chavez M i Ta z., S, ' x 1 2, I , gi -ff as .gifllji W' 'af Aica. i' . Miss: W.. 42 x 1, Nu , l L Zlna Butler Laurie Buttles l l Mike Calleja john Caulfield Dan Chafets jane Chapiapelone x S, QR? Susan Bricker Matt Brody Tom Brayn Wendi Bukove Myrian Buljan Steve Burkhalter Frank Chistmann Melinda Cole Matt Coleman Sarah Collom Stacey Combs Rodney Corsiglia Sophomores!127 Rich Costa Ioseph Couto Patty Craig Larry Cusick Kevin Dean Angel Diel Peter Diepenbrock Robert Dillon Linda Dinges james Doyle Deborah Drechler Martha Dresser Lg ,ff I, I f 5 f af, 4 Zi '95 'fa we X 1 f l V! X ,, 12 'E .-. 1. X 7 4 f 15 Vff the mole 128 Aileen Flanagan Corden Fleming Allison Foster Robert Franklin Hoss Frazee Karen French Michele Frey Peter Gaines lim Gallagher Pandora Gee I! Tim Durrazzo Robert Easley Tracy Evenson C0lmac'Qerrnak Felarca Ranae Felion Heidy Fetterman Vicente Figuerroa Alana Fitzgerald V fi, f' aa Q 5 ,V,,, V , Y , A 4 -av. it , f , , v. E I '5 y fy i 'Q f ff K V 'C tg fu W an Q s'mWf ZW VW ttf , fgm I X, K f 'A in A is WPZi'm'i F if -raw? , if ' 1 iii l fl 2 M 3 f f? 1 ' A CMMFQWQ 3, 1 7 ,, ' Ha , A 1 C fr iq, 1 1 55 my ff fx f qi l. 'PT' 'w 494 w ,fl , lf tb in Ioan Harris Peter Hayden loy Herlick Leigh Hewitt Kathleen Hillebrant Wayne Hinchcliffe Sfrlmfm fdlzfjjjl Bill Hoeksema YSL-r' f Lisa George Lisa Ghiozzi Robert Glover Cristina Gomez Debbie Gordillo t Pam Gray l janet Griffiths Liz Grillos Laurelle Gutierrez Symona Hamilton Svetlana Harchenko Ken Harper 'Y I Of X fob' Fw Steven Holten 66 lol 0 C45 ery' ' M ff gt CMJ fl' Aff lieth , .Cl FCWKJJ' o. mc: 'U Stephanie Hosking Teresa Houcaillou Eric Howell Vernon Huang Kim Icardi loe Iskander Gorden lacopi Brian jeffery Lynne lenson Charles jesus Sophomores!129 J. All VAC, WW lm Qyyglm U 2 0 L UCVQ S6011 lohnson 'iii ,,,r lohn Kilty Kevin Kopyscianski Karri Korte Amy Landefeld 7 Sue Lavelle x f x ' z 4 Derek jolly lade Kay Todd Kurr Emile Khoury Mario Kiang ggi lohn Knudsen be Tom Koros A .J-:,.....,. v....,. l:N. v....u..,.l. jeff Lee ...N r.l,.......,v...... r-.-.L n-.i-. Mark Ladas Elin Larson Alice Lee iw: Trina Lee Steve Lemons Paul Lett David Levenseller Kao-Dai Linx 'F 5 1 QQ f ft W X N hf...,,k Y xxx' 1 A Ymhnawe. emmkmmx -EMM Dawn-Marie Lopez , fs- iii 3 3 f Rich Lopez My n V- I 1. 'K T Dan Lundgren Oscar Luppi Karen Mackin Peter Maiorana Mak Liz Markeloff ' A'A , K ,4:.-s k 8 1 2 . ' ' 1. Kelly Maroney It ,V th, ,,.,, L V L X af P94 Q. I V' Q-1 + ,Ji i f 'ff' L Pam Lombard Ivanna Lopez ' L' p ireii Nicole Lucey Maria Mancilla Toni Markoff Dolores Marquez Sophomores!131 211 P l f- s -,rms WTI? lanine Marticorena Natalie Mazzanti Maureen McArdIe Randy McMichael Dan Mecchi Nancy Meyer Mijid Milani Majhon Momenzadeh Eric Mursch Bernie Nevarez Minn Nguyen Tammy Nodzak Il' Letitia Norton .J Pat Norton Teri Nowlen may if Martin Pacholuk Rachel Pahulu Alan Parness Hara Pastor Raxa Patel Tom Phelps Maura Pratt Amy Price Maria Ochoa Martha Ochoa Lisa Ockerman Kerim Otus ? Bill Priestly Todd Proffitt Bernadette Pullon Margaret Railton Eddy Ramirez Pete Ramirez Mary-Kay Randall Ginny Reed Rob Reilly Mike Reyes Bill Rivers Edward Rocks Diane Rojas Danny Rosaia Gregg Rosen Lisa Rovegno jenny Rowell Natalie Roybal Charlene Rozario Lisa Ruiz-Castanet lon Schanmeir Steve Schenone Adam Schnal john Scott Martin Sedano Rola Seirafi-Najar loanne Serrao 8ii 'l ZH W Sophomores!133 Patrick Shannon lill Shea Tony Shepherd Kent Shepherd Sherry Shinn ' Patricia Siguenza Brenda Silverman Michelle Simons julie Smith Keith Smith Scherazade Sohrabji Holly Sommer Kevin Sterner George Stevens Karen Stevens E Lisa Strickland Dan Stermer Armando Suarez Maria Tano Barbara Tara Patty Thomas ,apr . W, , M. v4 ',M Monique Vella Chris Vijeh Martin Walsh Ken White Steve Todesco Maribel Toribio Christina Treadway Andy Troubetzkoy Laura Tschirgi Alex Varo Anne Von Rogov Kim Waldsmith Lisa Walsh Claudia Wilkerson Stephen Wilkins Kent Wilkinson Lorrie Williams Anne Wolf Thersa Wong Gordon Wright Michole Zafanovich Eliseo Zamora Debbie Zell Steve Zimmerman Virginia Zurko Sophomores!135 af Sophomore Class Gfficers E M. , Left to rightp Trina Leeg Secretary, Pat Shannong President, jon Wornickp Vice Presi dent, Martha Dresserp Treasurer. N i Duane Asbra Sharokin Ashoorian Dale Bayse Bill Bixman lim Brown Oanh Cao Sarah Cheek Walter Chetner Lynn Colone Louis Cordova lohn Costello Karen Cropper Bob Delzell joe Duronslet Anne Garratt Liz Geahart Lloyd Giron Todd Cray Liz Hawkins Robert Ichinose lan Kuykindall Monica Lage Alfred Lewis Hung Lu Debbie Melchen Lisa Ockerman Masaaki Ohata Kerim Otus Tammy Pappas lagendra Prasad Minerva Pulido Amanaki Taufalele Fololina Taula Cary Taylor Geri Thomas Terry Wan Kelley Warman Lisa Warnock Chris Wall Donna Williams lon Wornick Mask, Sophomores!137 5 WP X VW 5 My 5 '?1'.i,i 'Mum A, I' 3, 5 A E 2:3 EQ NEEWES KJ jimmy Abdella jessica Abram Nicole Aliaga Dean Alioto l 1 'YQ wmv . 1 3' Ryan Ashton Lisa Ayer Adrian Baca Michael Badet Heather Balston Diana Barnes Candy Bellamy Karl Benson Daren Berkett Mark Bernetich Kim Addy john Anderson Sharon Baker Michael Bakus Debbie Birdsall Linc Bjorkman Ken Bokelund Kim Brooks Kelly Bryan Patricia Byrd Connie Campanile '3 Va hifg jackie Brenner Clark Bolivar Sheila Bolivar Steve Bortolin Michelle Carboni 7 ,- , . if ,,,,f Ji Anne Cassada X M.. 'gi i va ,iff L af Don Caulfield Kelly Cerney Peter Brewster Becky Bruner Susie Burr Michael Calvello lon Chillas Michael Chin Carol Conti Ted Contreras Kris Coon Leslie Cossman Paula Craig Freshmen!141 lg. ' i f. ., 1 ' fi Y 1: gary? -ng X y gf 42 Q , 2 Robert Dal Colletto Alice Daley Laura De Tata Georgina Delgado lane Drummond Diane Dwyer Kristi Davis Bill Diepenbrock Tracy Easterwood Charles Davison M ll' A . - . ' I Erin Dietrich 4.0.5 D Chris Elgaard 59: f J. ' ar Cheryl Davison Tony De Luca Jeanne Dimon Craig Dimond Chris Engels Steve Enwiya 'in Eric Erickson Scott Farmer wt f r'fl Margot Feiner Candy Feranchek 'Ll7l6 Zfzcmz' M 4 X .f Brock Ferraris Peter Ferris l Nancey Fraser Bill Frates Timmy Frayne Tom Froggatt Gary Gaufo Keith Gee Fedora Gemignani Eric Gil Kara Grabinsky Chris Greely Antonia Gudino Peter Gugliemoni Filiz Feyzullahoglu Ana Fifita Cathy Finato Vincent Fitzgerald Liz Fogli Cathy Fraser Berta Garcia Wendy Gardner Kevin Gonzales Wil jackie Hall Hamid Hamzehoo Freshmen!143 if jackie Hardman Sally Hetland Mitchell Hudson Q, Chris johnson Yu-jin Kiem Lori Kohn Cathy Hart Thanh Ho Mark Hurly Ken johnson i ' M Q john Hatt jim Hatzopoulos ia-f 1 ' V' r if! fi t Kevin johnson Lefont Kao Mia Hayashi Renee Hollinger .sgivrijagicriagv Yasuo Keays Tom Hemenway Linda Hollingsworth Stuart janssen Ron Keister Suzanne Kittredge I W it A ?' ' 1 ff! . A., - +A ' ' Y 'f , Ne. ,M X Fx t I .- -. h Victor Kozaczuk Henry Krabbenschmidt J fv 't '22 lg- ' , ' 5' , V L . f' 6 I 4 i ei ' , X 2 .- Walter Labusov Colette Lenhart Leslie Leone Brett Liukkohen Michael Kutz juan Leoncio Grant Lombardi MXL yi gy .gfiw , Liza Lucchesi Peter Luppi ff f loan MacNeiI , V 6. M . v Bobby Mahafty Paul Mahoni Dave Manger Andriana Marino Trino Marquez Denise Martin Ken Martin Mike McAllen L .Ci-5-.- loanne Maza 4: Q In , ,fqsllli-,i ,f C I my Wendy McArdle Fresl1men!145 L FAM :wt if if-mai.- 'jT-X E Q ' i 1 l ll 1 1 Q l i ' uf. 3 -'50 IL . Q 5 N f X5 N , 3,5 R: -ggi: t ... :.- me se Us was cy: Kris McCusker I Q A M , N 1 t x 1' A l 2 lt l I 1 f David Medeffesser Rajeev Mehta jim Menicucci julie Michaels Dawn Miley fqgx- Curtis Mentz Scudder Mersman Katharine Moore Lisa Moresi Mark Moriarty Mary Moore john Morgan Brian Moy 'HI gfjqn Ed Michael 1 Dan McSwanson Nassim Mehenni john Michael 1 Cathy Morales Tyrome Moreland i lllftv ,,, Q in Sonya Nichols Tammi Olson bb f 1, ' Ls rn. Bruce Pascoe lim Potter Anthony Pueyo Barbara Norton Dennis Pacholuk Marguerite Perner David Privitera Fabiola Pulido ,l A lim Nunziati Wilson Pak loseph Pettinichi ii Anne Prozan Bruce Quinn Brian Nakamoto Gary Oas Cathi Palmer ,QW QQ 'glad l 1 i t I , . ai, , Andy Petty Nancy Navarro ay rfb UW W 1 ,I Va.. 3 Anneliese Ohlund Rodney Palmer Steve Picton Hoan Buu Nguyen Maurice Olsberg Richard Parry George Plavdjian Freshmen!147 f A 'N 2 il I gr., .IN fu Steve Quist Ronaele Rayward Ron Rich Michael Schwartz '91 , , , A W I 1 'I Brad Tarnutzer Russell Teasdale lasan Twombly Lomi Vaitai Matt Walsh Eric Weeks 'Q V 1 V '31 a Tom Wintsch joanne Wong 5 X il Takahiro Yamautsuri Aisha Yuneli straw-fsre?te Patrick Storme leff Thompson Diolinda Valadao Erich Weller Laura Wright My-Trang Tran Spencer Sutton Arnoldo Toribio Maria Venturino Susan West Richard Swanson , dx v 3 I 55- ' ZZ 'X 7 3, W , , Pablo Torres john Wagner Margaret Whifler ,. X?-N Sally Swift Oscar Tuipulotu r R. 1. Waldsmith Steve Williams .M-1' Freshmen!149 Camera Shy Carmen Amador jeffrey Besiso Robin Cohen Paul Columbell laime Cortes Sandra Cozzolino leffery Gregory Larry Hickey Matthew Hosier Dong So Huynh Skene Kemp Robert McConihe Augusto Meiggs Wallker Mercado Pia Middler Masoud Milani Lisa Mear Maurice Nicholson Troy Piegala Rob Reinders Lance Rescino Serge Sarichny Alice Seaman David Serne Paul Smith Viet Huong Tang Richard Taumoepeau David Thompson Naniloa Tufau Manusiu luivailala George Tuzar Renee Vaplon Terence Wilson .Ji . . sm s , -, K bv? ff, Sew-fri - rgf A -'vf x 1 1. yas 6- Ji. I Freshman Class Officers I C. fs I ran, it r Q lf . Front: Chris Engels, Presidentp loan MacNeiI, Secretaryg Diane Dwyer, Treasurerp Back: Kris McCusker, Coordinatorp Renee Vaplon, Coordinatorg Vic Kozaczuk, Vice-President. if Freshmen!151 ,X ,s Richard Williams Principal Victor Mangini Iames Siegler Assistant Principal-Student Assistant Principal-Business Services Services Frank Bettendorf Counseling-Department Head Raymond Brown Robert Connell Leonard Ewing Counseling Counseling and Applied Arts Counseling and English V mmismmmzs Roberta Alpers lean Anderson Physical Education Creatives Arts and English N-Mints. Hlldegafd BHIS Robert Booker lane Bowers F0f9'Sn language' Social Science Applied Arts Department Head Sandra Briggs William Campau Roland Christensen English as a Second Language Creative Arts English Terry Christman loan Christopher Physical Education and Science English P ,. Elaine Clymer l0l1l'1 Devos Educationally Handicapped Physical Education-Athletic Director Ralph Fiedler Frank Firpo Owen Fleming Susan Hall Mathematics Social Science Social Science and Mathematics English-Department Head D Id H Ph-V Sharon Heffernan Ona arger I Ip Hartlaub Physical Education- Department Head Science Mathematics loseph Housek Marie johnson Science Applied Arts Robert Hill Safety Education .111- fu.-Jn 'Et jeannie Kwong Leslie Lafayette English English 1' lean Last janiqe Lewig Lloyd Luperini Michael McCord E.S.L.-Department Head Nurse Science Mathematics fill? Wctdt QJWP lNQ,QJNiX I li ff 1 Frances Marquis Glenn Morgan Applied Arts and Creative Arts and Foreign Language C.A.R.E. Program Ann Mori Physical Education 4' janet Munaugh Kenneth Ness Don Pat English Science Creative Arts- Department Head facuhy!155 Don Peter Ann Rarden loan Roggen Ann Rounds Social Science English Librarian English Walter Saito Elvira Schwartz Mathematics Foreign Language Ted Sibley Gregory Synder Educationally Handicapped Applied Arts Harry Spencer Donald Springer David Studebaker Ruthe Tyson Creative Ang Social Science and English Social Science Science-Department Head . K 1' I , , ei-il Marshall Umpleby john Warner TlWOmHS Willard English Creaiive Arts Mathematics-Department Head Brenda Woodard Gerald Zellner Applied Arts and English as a Second Language C.A.R.E. Program B.H.S. Clerical Staff Elinor Carpenter Ella Casini Eleanor Coverdale Mary Dees Shirley Linton Iulie Masseroni Audrey Morgan june Randolph Arther Robinson Beverly Squires XX KUNG, RihOH Not Pictured: Bud Harrison Paul Macierz Siilgiiigllliflni faCU'Wf157 .vv-' ..-'I 'V xr wk , v A 'Q fii F49 53 53 L! Ji 'Q W RJ J J F' 'ttf it 1979 arsity Football Team ' ,Q i 'Q A Front Row: john Harrison, Rusty Carmick, john Uliana, Dean lcardi, Lamont Lee, Tony Norton, Eddy Ramirez, Tony Lombardi. Middle Row: Chris Connolly, Andy Yoxsimer, Tim Knudsen, jeff Fraser, Dan jackson, john Edmonds, Todd Landefeld, Suka Etu, Tom Condon, joe Cassetta, Wally Chetner, Bob Fanucchi, Bill johnson. Back Row: Mark Alioto, Mike Chetner, Hal Clover, Craig Barnes, Mike Koenig, Richy Taylor, Greg Barton, Mark Walen, Andy Craig, Thor Rayward, Van Zannis, Matt Hesselgren, Rick Knolle, Dave Falk, Steve Chase, Leonard Simpkins. 155 Mark Alioto catches a Matt Hesselgren pass for a touchdown. Varsity Scoreboard Westmoor ........... 13 ....... vs ........ Burlingame Woodside ........... 21 ....... vs ........ Burlingame Terra Nova .......... 17 .....,. vs ........ Burlingame Crestmoor ........... 6 ....... vs ..,..... Burlingame Hillsdale .............. 7 .,...., vs ........ Burlingame Aragon ................ 20 ....... vs ........ Burlingame Capuchino .......... 0 ....... vs ........ Burlingame Mills .......... vs........Burlingame San Mateo .... ....... 1 4, ...... vs ........ Burlingame Saint Francis ........ 17 ....,.. vs ........ Burlingame ....... 0 Matt Hesselgren looks for Mark Alioto in end-zone. C 1 'sites yy l Panthers await snap to Matt Hesselgren. Dan jackson displays his running ability in the Little Big Game against San Mateo. .-ff f . s Kal .- I Q ff' :ff ., . 1? A s ai I . .5-,-!wf Y -1 . Panthers Finish ilr1 The Burlingame football team went undefeated in league play this year, the first time since 1968. Well-coached by Bob Booker and his staff, the team had a very fine overall season record of 7 wins and 3 losses. Perhaps not coincidentally, the last time he was head coach Booker's leadership resulted in an M.P.L. Championship in 1976. There were many highlights over the season. Dan jackson's designation as M.P.L. Co-player of the Year and County Player of the Year was certainly one of them. A highpoint that the whole team will remember was the game against Hillsdale when the Panthers trailed 7-6 with 1:06 left to play and they faced a fourth down situation on the Hillsdale 19 yard line. Sophomore kicker Eddie Ramirez came in to at- tempt a 36 year field goal. You could feel the pressure on the young sophomore. When the ball was snapped, no one took a breath. Eddie kicked it: lt had the height-the length-and it was good!! The Panthers had beaten the Knights 9-7. The team had many standouts, such as Dan jackson, the leading rusher in the league and first in the county, who made All-league and All-county teams. Other All-league players on first team offense were Matt Hesselgren and Greg Barton. Defensive players who made the All-league team in- cluded jeff Fraser, Mark Walen, and Mark Alioto. Greg Bar- ton and Mark Alioto also made the All-county team. The team's season was capped by a crushing victory over rival San Mateo. ln post season play, the team represented the M.P.L. in the C.C.S. playoffs. They faced a tough Saint Francis team who won 17-0, and who later became a C.C.S. finalist. Eddie Ramirez kicks a game-winning field goal against Hillsdale. varsity footballf161 t .8 IQ Rlchle Taylor throws the San Mateo ball carrier to the ground Andy Yoxslmer runs over San Mateo tacklers Dan jackson weaves and cuts through the San Mateo defense 'f ., 1fJf 1ff.'f:'3f'i'. , I' . , -f--g wi, 1- I V ,. vfrwrxrfzf' ' EM f- ' 931' 3 QQ- Mp f- M3 :,.,l mf ,Q 1- 1 '- I-+ z x, 'f.....,.4a5-.,.,,,, W A f I .l 1 ' : :z '11 rx ' w x T! Z. Ml' 'file ts M wa I q i ,A EV ,-,, , 5, -e x 'M' ev M.w.4.,..,, : ? AA Football Varsity Back Row: Coach lohn DeVos, Kerry Keats, Aileen Murray, Diane Getchel, Renee Lanam, Sally Seebode, lo Nelson, Coach Bob Booker. Front Row: Sherry Finney, Shelley Owens, Lisa Kruttschnit, Mary Diepenbrock, Mary Reed, Lynn Brooks, Nicole F: f Q 'bww Lucey. A 1 W.. -1 E o T.. ,icccs Q is ' :if all , Ati. Q, A sz. V: t .Q . ,, ,,:V .4 Ani., .. .111 X A M. E: .i if ,K , , A, if- VK Q . . J X ...,, N. - , ,g ir- g K 8 6 4 ,. 3 . if i E V 1 ' in . Y i F K 'G -- 'Nl 1 , ' . rx . . A , ,E . K.. , K D, L., . A A k , g ,ND , 5 E t fail - L ' ' . X V... F S5 L if 4 'Qt' . ' . ., s. For the third time in four ears, the Burlin ame Hi h GAA varsit .. px., Naam , , X Y 8 8 Y I - N , E A mf A team tied for the MPL championship. This year's record was seven I ,Q T4 EZ? -- Vi' in... ' 1 wins to only one defeat. This makes the team's record for the past I if H t ,sf ,, if szy- - , . r i' - four years at 35 wins to only 3 defeats. This year's highlight was the MSX E? , s ' r V . . . , l Q. 3 l ' ,Q or A . 20-12 win over defendin cham ions, Mills. The ear's standout , . , , V -,..,, I , ,k s ss iq. Q S P Y V A 'A , Q b si A Q -A player was Sherry Finney, who has been with the team for the last il gg i Q FT il - 'Q K - four years. The junior varsity team had a disappointing fourth place t, -. gsvff gy .L 'T , .L 1 -- F 935- .,-- finish. The team was better than their two wins, five losses, and one 4 N -' ' . ,, - .... ' T 1 1 fy uv TW N. 2 tie record indicatedg as they lost most of their games by a very small A, , IAA M'1-Q Si. oint s read. The team's downfall has been attributed to the loss of ' ..', .- X I - -'ft , .. - ' ' 1 - Q p p , r . tt . 5 5-ax ala T 'S , ' their uarterback, Carolyn Carlson, who raduated early. Q S lunior Varsity Back Row: Sela Vaitai, Linda Horenstein, Cynthia Ladas, Allison Foster, Kelly McCloskey, Kathy Keats. Middle Row: Joanne Maza, Letitia Norton, Susan Lavelle, Scherazade Sohrabji. Front Row: Linda Dinges, Martha Dresser, Alexis Olian, Alana Fitzgerald. Front: Lisa Boje. gaa football!163 Frosh-Soph Football E ' .-.. A '-1' ' . LL x W Front Row: Mark Ladas, Rob Easley, Peter Guglielmoni, Steve Quist, Greg Rosen, Tom Bryan, Tim Durazzo. Middle Row: lon Wornick Kevin Kopyscianski, loe Couto, Rich Bonalanza, Tom Phelps, Steve Todesco, Bruce Pascoe, Eric Howell. Back Row: Rusty Knudsen coach, loe Duronslet, Dale Bayse, Peter Brewster, Nick, assistant coach, Blake Alexander, jeff Bussani, Steve Schenone, Dave Thompson Chris Vijeh, Dean Alioto, Todd Gray, Frank Christmann. Not Pictured: Lloyd Giron, Chuck jesus, lon Krabbenschmidt, jon Schanmier Erich Weller, Steve Williams, Steve Zimmerman, Dave San Lorenzo. .nur , .M,..W, MQ t ., , T W va: 8 'iss if! 'pa Lashing out with a fury of sheer desire and deter- mination, the Burlingame frosh-soph football team opened the season with a 12-6 victory over host Crestmoor. But this was one of only two victories the Panthers were to obtain this year, the second coming against Aragon. It was the kind of year that can only be described as frustrating, as Burlingame lost two close games to Capucino and San Mateo. However, no one can say the frosh-soph lacked ex- citement. ln their first offensive play of each game the Panthers fired the long bomb. They were also the only team to execute the shotgun offense, and they varied their attack with fake punts, on side kicks, double reverses and the halfback pass. The Panthers were powered by all-league players Steve Schenone, Tom Bryan and lon Wornick. Ad- ditional force was provided by jeff Bussani, Lloyd Giron, joe Couto and Eric Howell, who were awarded honorable mention. Lightweight Basketball Team W. .fi Meet, egyw Front Row: Matt Walsh, lon Morgan, Randy Tano, Ted Contreras, lim Potter, Arnol Ramirez. Back Row: Matt Doyle, Matt Brody, Gary Gaufo, Rolan Ramirez, Bob Franklin, Craig Diamond, Mike McAllen. ,X J 1 i W 4 'QP 'WFP Hx 3 X, Ii. kb as X R QX xg 2233 ww QXY S gf xmrif fi' 4, 3 lv swam Varsity Scoreboard Burlingame Burlingame Burlingame Burlingame Burlingame Burlingame Burlingame Burlingame Burlingame Burlingame Burlingame Burlingame 51 43 Mi s Crestmoor Hillsdale Capuchino San Mateo Aragon Mi s Crestmoor Hillsdale Capuchino San Mateo Aragon varsity basketball!169 i Fresh-Soph Basketball Front row: Peter Diepenbrock, Pat Shannon, Steve Williams, Brian Jeffery, Dan Lundgren. Back row: Coach Doc Scheppler, Alan Parness, john Kilty, Tom Wintsch, lim Abdella, Bruno Baldini. Not pictured: Todd Kerr. 170!f!s basketball League Scoreboard Burlingame Burlingame Burlingame Burlingame Burlingame Burlingame Burlingame Burlingame Burlingame Burlingame Burlingame Burlingame L J Mi s Crestmoor Hillsdale Capuchino San Mateo Aragon Mil s Crestmoor Hillsdale Capuchino San Mateo Aragon .., .X was gae l l Under the leadership of coach Doc Schep- pler, the Panther frosh-soph basketball team put together an extremely successful campaign. Long hours of summer practice paid off for the Burlingame cagers as they performed with maximum teamwork. Frequently overpowering opponents, the well-drilled squad ran away with many games and coasted to easy victories. With a high-powered offense anchored by Peter Diepenbrock and Bruno Baldini, and de- fensive standout lohn Kilty leading the way, the Panthers compiled an awesome overall record, including a 10-2 league mark and a MPL cham- pionship. Freshman Tom Wintsch performed admirably as well as sophomores Dan Lun- dgren and Todd Kerr. Front Row: Tisha Norton, Kathy Keats, Lexie Olian, Kim Brooks, Barbara Norton, Diane Tidwell, Kris Coon. Middle Row: Anne Wolf, Susie Lavelle, Shelly Owens, Lisa Kruttschnitt, Aileen Flanagan, Linda Dingles, Lyn- nelle Bilsey. Back Row: Sheli Shimek, Lynn Brooks, Aileen Murray, Gina Costa, janet Howell, Allison Foster, lanine Conklin, Ellin Larson, Anne VonRogov, Heidy Fetterman. 5.,,.,,f ,, fff.,,,,W,fw : -,A- f J V I ' f ,, 4:2 , , 495 ff gy - gmf f f, f ' ann'- ' 172K Field Hockey W ' Af W , ff 'M nm, M, ,QM AA Field Hockey , so A ?: g - f iarxvxf.. 4 k wks? 1-,M Q ' . F f' at 'W' l AA Volleyball Front Row: Barbara Leoncio, loanne Privitera, Sela Vaitai. Back Row: Manusiu Tuivalala, Ann Garreti, Sally Seebode, Coach Doc Scheppler. Not Pictured: Kelly McCloskey. Volleyball!173 Varsity Soccer Front Row: Eric Bauman, joe Orlando, Pedro Figueroa, joe Schneider, Danny Rosaia. Back Row: Chris Connolly, Pedro Castillo, Paul Freeman, Hamidreza Vijeh, lhor Pachuluk, Lamont Lee, Mark Bradley, Nick Hatzopoulos. A egg, :,Q1 ,fiwj-',j'wL. i f rj i., Alf -. X . :QQ - ,1 . .3-1335 -. is V3 X '- -r s , Frosh!Soph Soccer Front Row: Augusto Meiggs, Chris johnson, Mark Sinclair, Eddy Ramirez, Steve Bortolin, Vicente Figueroa, Ar- mando Martinez. Back Row: Pauli Mahoni, Michael Schwartz, Gerrit Spilt, Hamid Hamzehloo, Pablo Torres, Bill Diepenbrock, Rich Costa. S i ' , W mi ziz Kfii ' I W1 1 . QV! in Cb I Q wg, I Cross Countr , C -' ,.. -P -as f ' ' 'X 'ff' 1 - W - 1 I .. I mx, , , 1 Vu , , ' 1., 'Q' ,.. ,,,, W 'f H r , rrby M , i .f,f, , .,,,w,, ,ff 'fff gg., , HM , M H 2 ., , ,Nw ffm Q ,WJ M, Mm My , ,, , W , f , ,df : M '- ,W f W ff- M J L fm' Q. Qnff' 1,,,,,,,f .yi gf v Q f Z' ,flff 'Aw W ' ww L Vmquwl 4, , us- Front Row: Robb Waterman, Mary Picci, Diane Getchel, Cindy Ladas, Geralyn Tripp, Denise Barnett, Wendy McArdIe, Mike Schmitz. Back Row: lim Shannon, lim Benson, Aaron Gumbinger Dan Schmitz, Tom Barnett, Mark Mestre, Chris Wall, Kyle Cunning ham, Mike Schwartz, Coach Terry Christman. W 'ww -4-ff., ,Qssm hw-1... 176!Cross Cou r x tw www, mf wW?ifZf65w'V4fWHi 'G Badminton Back row: Coach Doc Scheppler, Kathy Keats, Laurie Berger, Linda Hornstein, Sela Vaitai, Diane Dwyer Front row: Manusiu Tuivalala. Not pictured: Nicole Aliaga, Sharon Baker, Linda Dinges, Heidy Fetterman Aileen Flanagan, Marta Lara, Kelly McCloskey, Holly Tschirgi, Donna Greenman, Ivy Fonua, lrene Lopez Heidi Williams. 1980 Swim Team N v - 1:1 J as in ' . N K. 1 'K 9 I 'x9i7': ' 1 wfgwpgws-1 i . , A cf ,Q , K X , . . .N , Q .X R ,R N U , Back row: Steve Zimmerman, Thor Rayward, Steve Lavelle. Fourth row: Natalie Roybal, Coach Martha Olsen, Cindy Ladas, Aileen Flanagan, Marguerite Perner, Leigh Hewitt, Sarah Collom, Mary Moore, Peter Cladysz, David Behar. Third row: Sue McNamara, Pam Bracken, Lisa Near, Shelley Owens, Barbara Norton. Second row: Tony Norton, Diane Elaine McNamara, Monica Lage, Martha Dresser, David Kaplan, Sue Lavelle. Front row: Tony Bocci, Susie Burr, Tisha Norton, Aisha Yuneli. ' , T . V - 1' . V- ,, , f ' f ' ' - A . ,M , , , 'f F ' r if K 'ff f A Ta, 'S' ffl . w 1' Va ,srhawli tl ,, QE. XL V, t yr yvy ,L 1 . item ' '12, ' ' -f' ,, r '14, '-ia-fff5zf'zH .f: '!f ?91' I A- Ly ia! V' 'w pzif .jziif ' 1 -'i MZ A bww I , , ,.,. , , A . , ,, X ., , .,, , , 22 ' ..:,: ' . mu., :leaf 1 'i ,, f Q an ..,,,,, M. WW -few2w M , - M . ,si L' at Sk..-, .. Y f 3. , fa- fff' QM n f, ,ga'Qw5.'f 1, WMf'5l?4lif-iv. W? ' f swimming!179 V W A' qw A M ...lo--N - .G A Mwmx I 1 gg Q- f qw f ,.,....u-w--v--- ' 4 Ji . K , I r ,. 1Q'?fZ'EQ25f k - . X..,, iv 1 . f N-new ff W ,Ea 4 V.,, , , Un' y w goIf!181 l Z -11, V ,W , , f, l H' r A T 3, if I 1 Varsity Baseball M' lv' 1 Qxfabyf r'j,I5v ,f , , , f, ,ff Iii' QM Mg 1 , W, . V ,, , - ,,,,fV,,w.,,, MM VZALV I W T3 A 3, I E rf rm X ,J I S ! 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W my If 1 ' 1? ii. :,:' varsity baseball X1 83 ax 'B 1 ,Q-. is--ivy? K, ef-L . Q a gxa . N. we 5 ef Nlwk ww- , . M 4 Y .ev ' KF F . ' , 'Y M Q- 3 ., W '- Q. S , We iw QR Q iq . Frosh-Soph Baseball i. 1 . O ,..,.,..-.- Front row: Eddy Ramirez, Kevin Kopyscianski, Tom Bryan, Matt Walsh, Dave Privitera, Tom Barnett, Todd Kerr. Back row: Bruce Pasco, Tony Shepherd, jeff Bussani, Rob Reinders, Pat Norton, Pablo Torres, Not pictured: Walt Chetner, Blake Alexander, Eric Howell, Martin Walsh, Steve .Williams, John Buttacavole. ,mp M, an A ,A,,1,,f1: ,,,1,-wwf a:,,,sw ,Mfmfaf ,Ji ., I V ,f +f,,,,,', , V , V - fy l , 1 ae ' ' f , . f,4,,::f,',,.gw ,ma ,.,,,, W., 4. ,,,, ,W-I ww' ,lf f. H ' , ,,,, ff 45, V f , , , ff f ,aif::,,,,,'W :-Q' W f 1- if , ,- .,,, I g Q , , , ,, V ..1, A' f gi ...Q 'ef W3 ,WWQZQ V i X X N. . at X x X le ge X, Wwwatwwwm 'C- ' 'WW' ' 3 - W mu ,, WW . , i .wgwwwseifiiwvf K 2 f , Q ., , K Vi I w g. A .NM ,A , , f ' rg! 'fi L ,W -- X4 H L , W we-we L.-gil' t. 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Mangini, Mrl 'Victor 152 Marciilac, Malkeioff 1 ,'kOfff Maroney, Marquez, Marquez, Trino 145 Marquis, Mrs f Paul 117 97, 161, 179 163, 1752, 9 186 a ...qt Martin Todd 145 Martinez Armando 117 175 Dean 118 Cathy 23, 123 Kristine 146, 151 Leslie 118 McElroy, Patricia 73, 96, 186 McGilliv9ary, Stacey 118 McCilliyary, Tracey 118 McGregor, Lisa 118 McGregor, Lori 118 Mclieag, William 40, 77 Mcliegiey, Mike 118 McLinden 23, 51, 41,172 132,185 27, 30, 41, 132, 27 38 39 41 75, 91 Pulido SQQTT, Sedano Seebode Cindy Chris 21 Curtis Merat, ra- Mersman Mestre, Mark 118, 186 R 4 , lan , iii , Pa 1 3: ic el Arthur 73 91 0'Donngll, Amy 21, 119 Oas 147, 180 Oas Lawrence 75 Ockerman, Lisa 38, 138 Ohata Masaaki 137 Ohlund, Anneliese 147 Olina Lexie 38, 119, 163, 172 Olin, Guy 191 Olsberg, Maurice 30, 147 Olson, Tammi 147 Olson, Wendi 28, 119 f Orlando, 75, 174 Donna 73 28, 118 -L Tyr6me146 ' Lisa 77 146 Ms Audrey 157 jonathan 146,-167 Mark 146 .E..-.ii.....,.,. L.. Amol 148,167 Ramirez, ddy 133,160, 161, 175, 185 Ramirez, e 148 Ramirez, Orlan 86 , --,f 215- Ramirez, Ramirez, Rolan 123, 167 Ramirez Sam 119f ,f 4. Ramlocli:2ri5iAnn 119 Ramlochan, De5bie 148 Randall, Mary-Kaye 13? Rarden, Mrs. Anne 156 Ratio, lim 123 Rawvard, RonaeIek27, 38, 41, 148 Pete S, S Rayward, Thor H5331 , 41, 79,160, 17 Razon Raymo Ready Lisa 148 afy no , iw? 5 3035 5 em, Serrao, Shannon Shannon Shea, li Shea, Sheehan Sheeha K 'Shields Shields Shields, Shields Shimek Shinn Simons M1 h ll 134 Smith Soo, l'E .' . 2 was 1 , 3 , fig if , , S41 as l HEI --fl-- li llll, fl W A.-bl :LL si ... my --- - Thomas Thomas, Patty 134 Thompson, David 83, 164 Thompson, jeff 149 Thompson, Robin 123 Tiatia Simi, Twagafou 87 Tidweil, Diane941, 121, 172 Todesco, Steve 135, 164 Toms, Will 95 Toribio, Amold 149 Torres, Pablo 149, 175, 185 Torru, John 121 Tran, My-Trang 149 Treadway, Christine 135 Tripp, Geralyn 83, 186, 191 K Troubetzkoy, Andy 135 'ii Tschirgi, Holly 19, 41, 121, 178, 187 Tschirgi, Laura 135, 186, 190 Tuipulotu, Oscar 149 Tuitavake, Filohivalu 89 Tuivailala, Mausiu-173 Tuttle, Rick 83 Tuzar, George 'l h Twggji5lY, lasongi 1 Twombly, Scott Tyson, Miss Ruthe Ueno, Teruahi 123 Uliana, lohn ,160 Umpleby, Mr. Unga, Alailupe Use, Pam 27, 51, Vaitai, Lomi 149 Vaitai, Sela.121 Valadao, Valadao, Vannonil Varo Vasey. 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