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May Senior Issue 2021
May 24, 2021
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With less than a month until the first performance

With less than a month until the first performance of the play “Puffs, or Seven Increasingly Eventful Years at a Certain School of Magic and Magic,” Burlingame’s thespians are hard at work rehearsing. As of Oct. 18, the cast is phasing off their scripts and are memorizing their lines. Mark your calendar for their upcoming shows on Nov. 12, 13, 14, 19, and 21.

Senior Elijah La Guardia, running back on Burlinga

Senior Elijah La Guardia, running back on Burlingame’s varsity football team, was named 49ers PREP Player of the Week for Week 5. In the team's game that week against Sacred Heart Prep-Atherton, La Guardia carried the ball 16 times for 94 yards and two touchdowns. He also converted on a go-ahead 2-point conversion in the closing seconds of the game. With La Guardia’s achievement, Burlingame’s football program will receive a grant from the 49ers Foundation.

On Thursday Oct. 7, the Burlingame High School, Hi

On Thursday Oct. 7, the Burlingame High School, Hillsdale High School and San Mateo High School choirs, along with the Peninsula Chamber Singers, held their first in-person concert in 20 months at San Mateo Performing Arts Center to celebrate the “Return of Concerts.” They performed songs featured from the ‘60s and ‘70s. The Burlingame Concert Choir performed a mashup of The Jackson 5’s “I Want You Back” and “ABC.” All choirs ended the night singing “Ain”t No Mountain High Enough” and “Imagine.”

Burlingame students and staff dressed up for Rainb

Burlingame students and staff dressed up for Rainbow Day on Friday, Oct. 8. The spirit day was hosted by the Gay and Sexuality Alliance (GSA) club, who had a booth in the quad at lunch where students could fill in the prompt of “Love is ____” on a card. The GSA is planning to make a rainbow with the cards in the A Building.

The leadership class hosted a sophomore class lunc

The leadership class hosted a sophomore class lunch on Thursday, Oct. 7, where they passed out ice cream and popsicles. Sophomores played games such as Connect 4 and pingpong, participated in hula hoop challenges and wrote notes to their future selves.

Last Friday, Oct. 1, a pride flag was raised in fr

Last Friday, Oct. 1, a pride flag was raised in front of school in honor of LGBTQ+ History Month, October. It came after the decision from the SMUHSD Board meeting on Sept. 30, where a proclamation to raise the flag was passed.
“Our entire district has been engaged in conversations around equity and student experience, and making certain that we have inclusive and supportive school communities,” said principal Paul Belzer.
To celebrate this month, students are encouraged to wear rainbow on Friday, a spirit day organized by the Gender Sexuality Alliance (GSA) club.

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The front cover of the May Senior Issue 2021. Cover design by Allison Szetu.

May Senior Issue 2021

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