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

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I MP ll CATV ll Q N ff Because We believe Balboa High School to be the finest in may W ,ff Ql f fljbodyn of civic San Francisco when their toniorrovvs dawn. , gy X the land, and that the boys and girls who make up its student body are 'lthe topsf, We dedicate this Fall '39 Galleon to those students, leaders all in the large student Wt t Football goes to the front, and the Balboa eleven swings into the fray full stride, carry- ing with them the support of all loyal Buccaneers. The rains came, or did they? We hope they do before the Galleon is published, or everyone will think this rain scene is a fake Qconlidentially, it isj. A ummm Daly!-ibm Rdlilfl-JIS 1939 checks om.

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If O R lE!XlHl5339 San Francisco, California ff it il? 2 Volume Twenty Oclobezf Dancer and P6119 ILE ACKMAN EDITOR M f 5 f !l7!,j!yf School, now rolling along without interfer- ence from weather, evidences a little more pep than usual. Class dances are the feature activ- ity, with wallflower committees in full swing, and the shy freshman vowing he will dance the next one if it kills him! The drift of cam- pus conversation is toward football and Balboa's chance of winning the title. ..fwz'nCg- Timo

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i 1' 1 i itl l it w o ia I . v ,i V, 1 sf ilf' N' J fJ,3QQr'XJ x J f ln the pages that follow are the chapters of this latest Galleon, for variety's sake arranged by months . . . September, and the early days of school when organization begins, . . . October, and the Senior Iinxg . . . November, and those hectic pig-skin days . . . December, and drabness of the classes relieved by thoughts ofthe Yuletide, . . . Ianuary, and another class goes forth to honor Balboa . . . Your Galleon! . 5' i 1 If f ' 1 , iCONTENTS August Ease ' September Heat y Qctober Pep ' November Football December Rain - Ianuary Graduates With the fall term of '59 stretching into a brand new 1940, the attraction of the holidays is gone for a year to come. The excitement that now prevails in the senior class is greater than any yet known to them. Smiling, laugh- ing, then crying, not knowing whether they're happy or sad, prospective graduates prepare , to receive their honorable discharges from the Royal Order of Balboa Buccaneers. Parr-Holiday Qmaimiz'0n-and az new becgzinnzag