Balboa High School - Galleon Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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ACTIVITIES Here follows a record of the organizations which enrich school life and add much to its joy. They are the scholarship society, student body and class activities, assemblies, dances, music, clubs, and other groups which are developing special interests and leadership at Balboa. '2'

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BALBOA JOURNAL junef1930 TUDE T BCDDY, FALL 1929 T HAS been the aim of the Board of Directors to build up good citizenship among our students and to make the school life happier for all, and we have worked hard to attain this aim. We started the term with almost every student an active member of the Student Association after the officers had gone to the different registry classes to discuss the reasons for buying student body cards. The flower committee, under Wilhelmina Kopf, worked diligently to keep the two handsome copper vases in the office always full of beautiful flowers. A committee was appointed, headed by Eugene Smith, to draw up a con- stitution which was discussed, altered, and adopted by the Board of Directors. We had a drive to select a symbol and a motto for Balboa. 'iBalboa, first on the Pacific was the motto chosen, but the choice of a symbol was left for a later date because none was suggested which was entirely acceptable. Our social life has also been developing this term. We gave enjoyable parties for each of the four classes and there were some fine rallies and as- semblies, where we had the pleasure of listening to interesting speakers and to Balboa's band. The President and Vice-President were invited to luncheons and rallies by the student association of other schools, and this term's Board of Directors had the honor of being the first one to invite the officers of the other high schools to a luncheon at Balboa, the success of which was made possible through the efforts of Miss McDowell and her cooking class. Through candy sales and paper drives we have started a fund to buy athletic blankets, which we hope will be added to, each term. During the last of the term we tried to stimulate the Christmas spirit by having a beautifully decorated tree, which was lighted during passing periods, at noon, and after school. The elected officers of this term are: President, Halrec Warden, Vice- President, Zena Pack, Second Vice-President, Eugene Smith, Secretary, Lillian Moore, Treasurer, Sidney Silverman, Assistant Treasurer, Bertil Horberg, Custodian, Ernest Engel, Athletic Manager, Robert Cook, Yell Leader, James Scheihingg Editor of journal, Ruth Larson, Manager of Journal, Richard McKirahan. Altogether we had a prosperous term. The student body learned to co- operate with the faculty and Board of Directors, the OHTCCIS learned that hold- ing an office is not merely a matter of glory, but one of giving service. Without the help of the faculty, especially of Miss Fisher, our advisor, we would not have been successful. Therefore to the students in general and to the faculty, I wish to express our appreciation. HALRIZC WARDEN, P1-eridefzt, Fall '29. Twelve