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

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Balboa Hugh School Faculty MR ROBERT R CHASE Prmc1pa1 MISS HAZEL M FISHER Vlce Prmclpal MR HOWARD MCDONALD Vxce Prmclpal MRS IRMA ARGENTI Secretary MRS AGNES I-IENIG Segfetgfy ART MISSH HARKER MR C E BARKER MISSC P SIMON MISS E N BABER MISS P BOND MISSC V CIPELLI MRS M CUSHMAN MISS B ANDREWS MISS A BARTLETT MRJ F BROWN MR H L BURTT MISS L CARPENTER MRS L COURVOISIER MISSE D ERRETT MISS P BOND MR B W HEED MISSN M ACED MR E DE LUCA MISSF FINNEGAN MISS M LANDON MISS L PAINTER MISSA BARTLETT MR H L BURTT MR E GAUTHIER MR C L MATHISEN MRS L COURVOISIER MISSA BARTLETT MR H BERKSON MR L CHRISTENSEN MR J A CLARKE MISS E. CONNELL MISS M. H. READ MR O JAMES COMMERCIAL MISSM G DALY MR H P DOLE MISS L GARFINKLE ENGLISH MISS HAZEL M FISHER Actmg Head MISS H HARTFORD MISSI L HUDSON MISSG E KING MISSL MAINI MISSI M MEAGHER MRS A MONTGOMERY MISSL A NELSON MRS I RAMSAY HOME ECONOMICS Mlss SADIE McDOWELL Amng Head HISTORY MR O I SCHMAELZLE Head MRS B E HILLIARD MRS A MONTGOMERY MR G E NUNN LANGUAGES MISS EDITH S ANDERSON Head MISSL M MAINI MISSL A NELSON MISS C PAGLIETTINI LIBRARY MATHEM ATICS MISS IRENE PAULY Head MR R HAMERSLEY MR R McCARTHY MECHANIC ARTS I P CLINKENBEARD Actxng Head MR C W MCCRYSTLE MR W D RUSSELL MUSIC SCIENCE MR C de SOUSA MR M G GREENLY MISSA KIRSCH PHYSICAL EDUCATION BOYS MR EUGENE HILL Acnng Head MR W C LESTER GIRLS' MISS LORA BELL Acting Head MRS. G. PARDEE SPECIAL R. O. T. C. SERGEANT ELMER GRAHAM MR E GAUTHIER MISSH HARTFORD MR R E UREY MR C J WILLIAMSON MISS E SCI-IUMP MRS C SIMKINS MISS A SNELL MRS L I-I SPROULE MRS L UDDEN MISS R WHELAN MISS E WOODLAND MISSE G SCOTT MISS E SMITH MR L POWER MISSC RAFFO MRS M K SCHALLER MRS L H SPROULE MISSE G SCOTT MR H McDONALD MISS M OAKES MISS E PETERS MR K SCHWARZE MR C J LAMP MRS I RAMSEY MISS E SMITH MISS R VIOLICH MR R M SCOTT MISS B. POWELL MISS B. VAN DEVEER Nine MR, HOWARD McDONALD, Acting Head MISS G. STEBBINS MRS. L. UDDEN MISS G. WOODRUFF MR, . . , '

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THE GALLEON June - 1931 AS the time comes around again for the publication of this journal, it is but natural that we should make it an occasion for summing up a few of the leading changes that have come about in the twelve- month last passed. So f , each year has meant a marked incr in the personnel and in the physi- cal Qant at Balboa, and, we like to think, a Sxmost wholesome progress in things more 'jstxictly educational, in carrying out our chief Njajectives and aims, in providing place and X pportunity for young people to make bet- T ter, more intelligent citizens of themselves, N 3 is by solving problems, mastering difficulties, MR' CHASE X l and gaining useful knowledge. The most notable forwggd step educationally for Balboa, is the group of 14 graduates who will receive their diplomas at the end of this term. Most of these young people entered Balboa with the high freshman class in the fall of 1928, and have been accelerated. When this journal is published, we shall have been safely established in our splendid new main classroom and auditorium building. To discuss this new unit adequately would take several pages. Suffice to say that it embodies the results of the most searching study and effort to improve on past struc- tures. The Balboa district and San Francisco in general should be most proud. The music room, Little Theatre, stage, and main auditorium offer the very latest and most up to date advantages. The Home Room program this year has been full of opportunities, including in its list of activities, study of state resources, acquaintance with the city, manners, and conduct, talks on various subjects by outsiders, com- munity singing, and the like. Careful study has been given to classroom procedure and instruction, so that, wherever possible, the individual student may be given a unit of work and proceed at his best pace, and be tested as to whether or not he has gained mastery of the unit. Counseling as a definite institution has been added to our curriculum, and is proving to be all that was expected of it. Perhaps no other one feature of school work has as great possibilities for good as has counseling. We shall be happy if every year we may look back on as much real advancement as we do this june. W W R. R. CHASE, P l T Principal. Eight

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