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

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. 1 mm BLESBQ. ,QQUUR HO 0 s . I I - I ,RIM f I ' v t hlill'IC4il't7Illl1 l is l:lUICI1lUlllllIL'l Nttflllll C qiiro ,IL-:inncttc tfznotlicrs jcnnncttc fjnson- Ciloiigi Lgiluso Mqniipin Chapin Gloria Lhclonc Minis Kfhiurio Iiliznlwth Lolncitto filtlflll ffolnmho Anlt.1 Lonti Dorothy ti rvrr Ii I2stIicrt'ost:ii1vo Cicmliliiit- fQrcst'i ,Inna tirockzliwl Doris fiuinmings A Doxnthy t,unIcriii.inn Katia: Kivilatnith Stcllzl Dc Lorenzo ,lnwphinc DuM1vi ' Y 'WW Du sm-Lia ' Row Dutcl' Mwlvinqi Dcvintcnvi Y, I Cirgiciim Ding I fl. of , I M - i 1 l .r Alter thu pitnit' 'yustgrt ', xtlmol xcunwtl izilliur IIUI M1 L Iitli ict. 'W I':iImcr's Semi ry lot Xjonng I.aitII 's, wir . . I I I IIIUNI. IS vcxy strut an wut ony lesions .und mwnncis, Jn tl tomlgiy we wclc rc iintlrgn llllllblllkp- young' I.oIics nlcvtr show their alnklcs in at jlL'l1llL'Il1.llllISl IWIL'fiCf'ltL'. NYM were .ilso told to l'Lfll!ClIll3CI that wc. Sllhllltlbilxulli only when xpokcn to. In thc iiftcrnorm wc V-'crc nllowusl Ui play yroquct, :intl I tinishctl thiul. I must fcgtrn to plxly hcttcr l1Cl.lll5-C john, thc hoy nrxt iloor, is .in CXPUI1 in this panic, :intl always tlnishcs .ilu-.id of mc. I took my Immun on thu orgwn, Anil thc Illhlllltltll' tnl church organ on Sunnlzlys. This pluziautl Aunt AImil.l so she will tzikc us to S:itul'tI:ly's lmsclaull g.nnc. .in tl me that I wan almost gootl cnonph to play thc I .ittt-ntl tl Mhool that holds thoughts ot pIc.unit il lun .ia wt-II .is ll.ll'tl work .it stnillus. I K.lIll it-ally sity I Iovc to go to sthool hut wt- svniors hgixm to gulnnt that wc tIic.uI to think ot Iuwvling it i.1i.itIn1 tion limc. Iizilhoa High Sihool is .I pnhlii, to-ctlnil tionzil sthool .intl ia lypitwl ot .ill motlcin sthoox XVUII, ht-lu I .im, wonilcring wh' ' 5 I ilitlnl tlo .ill mx homework ovci' thc wt-ck-cnil, lint it's too Igttc tu rugrut it now. Not it Lilly oi .nn .isscmhly ln an, cithur, 'l'hu Ci.A.1X. lmskctlulll tc.im lor scniorx lots ol Inn, gnntl uhcn I tinishutl playing ziltci sthoo I went homt' to pmttitc my piino lussons. I vu :lil v.mtuI Iiom tI.usit.ul to populgn :num mmll tl' HU l.ilhL-:X tIism.iy Isnt to my llclight PAG li SIN

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I 4 S I A 1 11011 BLES5 1, MUD HOME i 'l'11day, May I, 1891, dawned hrigl1t 11n1l sunny, a heautiiul day l'11r tl1e Iluwer show l1eld in tl1e fillllft- h11use Square. Alter watrhitig tl1is L'UlHl'iilll allair, we lliltl ll 'put luck' supper, for which Aunt Almira and l had haked fakes fur three days. l rnde a tandem with 111y clium, Nellie, tn the park, and in tI1e eve- ni11g attended Il hand u1111'e1't with 111y friend and her parents. XVe knew we would have tn sing 'Take Me Out tn the liall ci1lH'tC,' 11nd l'he liand Played 0n,' su we le11r11ed all the wnrds, Nellie challengetl me tn 1 j.1llIIlC nl' tiddley-winks, which l wun. Nuw l Zllll i11 the lead ill the Ublllllllllllly emitest, 'l'he prize tn the winner nl' tl1is t11111petiti1111 is tn he a heaulilul 1'11i11e11 pin, 1111w on display at the Village Center. lt wnuld please me greatly tn win it. PAGE SIX Margaret Ahhett l.aVerne Adami Elsie Adams Franees Anders Ruth Anderson HAngelin11Azz111eIl1i Harriet Bagley X Rnherta Bagley ff lenla Baldwin 'wiiise llarbaria ' 1, llruna llertelln Mary Bertnn Marie Bieais Norma Blenginu Alice llluingren Lillian linal Mary li11ngi11va11ni Margie Bonner Margaret Bnnsui' livclyn liussier Marian llradsliaw Virginia Brant Evelyn Bratt Virginialec Bush Nancy Buslinell Sinee l I1l'HI1ll3CLl tu take 111y little euusins out to the Golden Gate Park to see the May Pole dances, I did sn, tl1en later in the day l went 'hike' riding with the kids nn the hlnek, and we had a grand time. ln tl1e evening some fellows and girls Came nver and heard 1ny llI'lillC9fI'il recnrds on my 1941 cnnihination radin-pl111nng1'11pI1. We sat IlI'HllI'Ikl and sang pnpular sungsg Mnm served punfh and sandwiches. And did we eat! Sam, whn wants to he a drummer in an Hl'L'llChll'1l, was p11u11ding on any available surface. XY!e tinally had to tl1reate11 l1i1n to keep him from r11i11i11g M1i1n's new furniture. Mother laughed wl1en they l1ad all gnne home, and said they were a friendly group: a11d she was always happy to l1ave tl1e111 gather at nur h11111e.

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4 S I G00 BIJE55 gl fa HOME I took my new pztmml tn xthnnl tndziy .ind :ill the gills were envinus. It hind pink :ind green xnllles :intl uns very dainty, I was eitrelul In luke gnml titre ul it :ind tlisplziyed it whenever I ennld. MINS Vflliittier, who texnhex etiquette, Iettntetl Un the evil nl nlulintl npun MIIIICIIIIIILI thxit nthexs were nut lnrtumite enutipgli tn hstvu, amd Stud that nn gnntl wines ul trying tn slmw ull' yourself nr your possessions. Sn I wats indirestly rehnkesl lwefnre the whnle tlziss, :intl my liqtee hnrned with SIILIIHC I must he 4'ati'el'ul never tn luring my pziriisnl tn mln zigztin. The dgly w.isn't lun unplegimint lveuinse we pratetieetl tnlk ddnciniz, :ind this I eninyetl very much. I have lveenme very :idept git the VII'gllllll Reel gt sometimes aiid my ICJIIIICIWZ hy instrurting slmvei' giilx PAGE IEIGIIT lilsI7uup,1Ilet'ty lNlgtri:in Dn,I:trdin Ilernire lirirksnn Pezirl liriukmn II.ii'Iwaii'ii Iivzins wg 1' l7m1Vl1yli.ultnne Ivy limley lNl.ii1,:lellitzp:iti'itk filnrizi Ilnntxum Nellie IIUIIIIIIIJI I.nnise Ifnnten.iy l.illi.in lfurtl l'.iti in in lfusdit li I .lt1'lti1i lfnrrest Shirley lfnster Ruth lirxtnsen Cilnriqi Cizilzltnire Vmlgi Gent Winstied Giertz I mens: ciIlI1l'CL'll Iimmzi Grautligna Helen Grnlmin tlgtrnl Graves l,eil:1ni Greenly Alma Hansen l l'm ull' tn srlinul with ll clezti' ennselence und n smile :is luright its the sun thxit's always shining :ilmve -- .tnd :ill Iwetutnxe I did my liomework. My, that can nuke at new per'-.nn nut of ynu. I ought to do that mnre uften, Added tu this, I had at new leather purse that was sent tu me ns Il gilt purclmscd in une of New York's nt exclusive stnies, I didn't let zlny opportunity gn witlmnt telling the history ut' my new gift. N0 one nws the lnimilintiun I went IIIYUUHII when it sopho- ne walked into my history clams und displayed the identical purse! It was slmwn right in the middle of my preztt 'Imild-up' speech. All she xziinl was, '0I1, your purse is just like mine,' :md my castles tumbled to the grnuml. Oh, well, live :ind Iezlrn.