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

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UREY, MR. RALPH E. Faculty The pirafe boss is quife severe When foreign sounds come fo his ear The erring sfudenf mends his way Or else the boss will fell him nay, To? Row: Schwarze, Scofl, Scribanfe, Silva, imkins. Second Row: Simon, Smilh, Snow, Springer Sproule. Third Row: Swarl, Sybenga, Thomas, Todd, Udden. Bolfom Row: Urey, Walker, While, William- Buccaneer RUSSELL, MR. WILBUR D. Induslrial Arls SCHALLER, MRS. MARTHA K. Languages SCHWARZE, MR. KARL A. lnduslrial Arfs SCOTT, MR. RAYMOND M. Physical Eclucafion SCRIBANTE, MISS MARIE V. Languages. English SILVIA. MISS GLENEICE M. Commercial. Social Sludies SIMKINS, MRS. CORDELIA L. English SIMON, MISS CLARA P. Arl' Acting Head of Deparlmenl SMITH, MR. ARTHUR H. Malhemalics Head of Deparlmenf SMITH. MISS ELIZABETH A. Science SNELL, MISS ALBERTA English SNOW, MR. IRVIN6 W. Social Sfudies SPRINGER, MRS. BERNICE B. Social Sludies SPROULE, MRS. LAURA I-I. Languages SWART, MR. ARTHUR H. Mechanical Drawing Acfing Head of Deparlmenl SYBENGA. MISS WILHELMINA J. Home Economics THOMAS, MR. GRANVILLE E. Physical Educalion TODD, MISS FRANCES E. Physical Educalion UDDEN, MRS. LOUISE Home Economics CommerciaI VOLANDRI, MRS. MAUD Malhemalics WALKER, MRS. SIGNE M. Social S+udies WHELAN, MISS RENA English WHITE, MISS MABEL E. Library WILLIAMSON, MR. CHARLES J. Commercial WOODLAND, MISS ESTHER English YORK, MRS. HELEN T. Commercial ZILLER. MISS MERNE M. Home Economics OFFICE SECRETARIES ARGENTI, MRS. IRMA McDONALD, MRS. OLYMPIA Page Fiffeen

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Buccaneer MAINI, MISS LINA M. Languages MAKI, MISS VERA A. Commercial MALLET, MISS DOROTHY Ari, Commercial MALVILLE, MRS. LAURA C. English MATHISEN, MR. CARL L. Induslrial Arls MATTESON, MISS AMY M. English MCCARTHY, MR. ROY D. Malhemalics McCONNELL, MISS MABEL C. Commercial. Social Sludies MCCRYSTLE, MR. CHARLES Indusfrial Arls McDOWELL, MISS SADIE B. Home Economics Head of Deparlmenl MINIUM, LT. DON R.O.T.C. Page Fourieen Faculty MITCHEL, MR. CARL E. Physical Educalion MITCI-IELL, MRS. RUTH V. Science MONTGOMERY, MRS. ANTOINETTE Social Sludies MONTGOMERY, MISS MARGARET Commercial Head of Deparlmenl MYERS, MRS. IRENE, H. Languages NELSON, MISS LEOLA A. Languages NORGARD, MRS. GERTRUDE N. Music IOn Leavel NUNN, DR. GEORGE E. Social Sludies Head of Deparlmenl' O'BRIEN, MR. HAROLD E. Science PARDEE, MRS. GENEVA R. Physical Educafion Acling Head of Deparlmenl .-5 This pirafe means business, you'd befler no? poul, Or else af Three len you won'i gel oufg In room one sixfeen you'II sif and slay lnsfead of going ou? fo play. Top Row: Maffeson McCarIhy, McConnell, Mc- Crysfle, McDowell. Second Row: Minium, Mifchel, A. Monfgomery M. Montgomery, Myers. Third Row: Nelson, Norgard, Nunn, O'Biien Pardee. Bolfom Row: Pierce, Powell, Roberfs, Russell Schaller. PETERS. MISS ESTHER C. Mafhemalics PETTIT. MISS MURIEL Science PIERCE. MRS. CLELIA Commercial. Languages POPPIC, MISS CLARA Science POWELL, MISS BESS I. Physical Educalion IOn Leavel POWER, MR. LESTER B. Languages PRICE, MISS ANNA MAY English RAFFO. MISS CATERINA Languages ROBERTS, MRS. ALFREDA K. Science ROBINSON, MISS LILLIAN M. Music Acling Head of Deparlmenl

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tudent Top Row: RoberT Sweeney, Florence Mickelson, Muriel Hansen, Paul Leahy, Farrell Zurnsfein, George LayTon. BoTTom Row: Elmer Hubacher, Gordon Nicoll, Josephine Crull, Earl Howard, Irene Marfinovich, William Brody. N The piraTe bold says Tell iT To Sweeney - He'Il Tell if To Alice, The broad- casTing meaney- CooperaTe , chanfs Bob, and adverTise- LeT yourself go, wear yellow bow Ties. Page SixTeen Embarlcing on a Term oT greaTer school spiriT, The Board of DirecTcrs, wiTh The assisTance OT a co-operaTive sTudenT body, seT abouT To accomplish many Things which in The pasT have been considered unaTTainable. Beginning The TirsT week oT The Term wiTh The STudenT AssociaTion drive, a quoTa was reached which has undoubTedly seT a high school record Tor The sales oT sTudenT body cards-3050 sTudenTs joined The associaTion indicaTing ThaT during The T r Th , e m e uniTed supporT of These members was To be expecTed. AT a campaign, a new idea Tor high schools was inauguraTed, ThaT oT card sTunTs. ln The TirsT Trial The colors were noT quiTe as disTinguishable as had been planned. buT aT The P. T. A. and PolyTechnic games, colorful sTunTs won The acclaim oT specTaTors. Through This medium, The Buccaneers esTablished Themselves as The mosT highly spiriTed school in The bay region. The band was ouTT'iTTed in whiTe Trousers and sweaTers. New sTyle rooTers' caps, consisTing oT an orange crown and a blue visor and buTTon, wiTh Balboa wriTTen across The TronT d were a opTed, and nearly 2000 were purchased by enThusiasTic TooTball Tans. TempTing To increase The enThusiasm during The TooTb ll ' Due To Th , p nen procedure was esTablished whereby The represenTaTives of The high senior class will have conTrol of This commiTTee. ETiqueTTe noTices are placed in The bulleTin every Monday, and regisTry presidenTs wriTe These noTices on The blaclcboard, where They remain Tor The enTire weelr. This plan has lrepT before The eyes OT The sTudenTs The need TTh ' o err personal rules of eTiqueTTe. e inconsisTency of pasT eTiqueTTe commiTTees a erma T Tor consTanT consideraTion Because oT The large number of Tound arTicles ThaT were Found aucTion was held aT The beginning oT The semesTer. pencils were placed upon The block and sold To The highesT 'Trom The sale. Of This amounT Sl 00 was T 'd T noT claimed, a LosT and Many valuable pens and bidder: 54.77 was neTTed . pu ass e or The purchase oT Two STudenT AssociaTion cards Tor The sTudenTs who render services To This deparTmenT. ConsTanTly searching Tor new ideas To inTeresT The sTudenTs during lunch periods. noon-day acTiviTies were insTiTuTed. Numerous games were purchased, including shuffle- board, ' - d ' ' ping pong, eclc Tennis, horse shoes, and badmlnTon. A large TurnouT has been in Hssociation