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

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S atm BLESBQQ ,ADHD HOME , -Q :Ili 'f '7 ii' , X.. A l I f-s HR' -x :ih- 'l'his morning I feel very grown up heeause Aunt Almira gave me permission to wear my new green, hustle-hatk dress to thureh. My hlatk slippers are stylish too, with twelve huttoos on them. Green, elhow length gloves and a honnet to matth on which is an ostric h plume, romplete my dress. 'I'heie is only one thing that prevents my looking as adult as my aunt, and that is my hair. l'm still wearing turls at seventeen. hut I was told not to wear mv llilll' on top my head so I must wall patiently until Aunt Almtra says I may thange my hair tomh. 'I'hele is one thing that l notited ahout my Sunday clothes. They weigh ahout seventeen pounds, whith is ahout live pounds less than my sthool ones. l should leel as light as a leather. PAGIE 'l'WIiI,VIi Fwy 'S A! i ,S Violet Iiicei tinnstanee Riordan Ruth Rivers ,lune Iiohhers Larmeta Satehi Dorothy Salley l.ily Salvo , Izltzaheth Saul Sylvia Stalahrino 1 I live St :ltena Pearl Sflllfflll Xvlllltll Sthmitll Audley Stlllltlllllllll ,lean St I'llllj.LCl' Dorothy Stuleo Katherine Semenza .lean Simons liarlaara Smith Lorraine M. Smith l.orna Smithson Gertrude Snider Gladys Souza Frances Stahilito Adell St. Claire Gladys Stine It was such a heautilul morning that I deeided to WCJII' tltlt. skirt. trifle style. dark straw the It my hrown and heige tllllill, which really looked My heige dress is very plain and has a full, swing Mother thinks that the knee-length skirt is a short. hut I assured her that it was the latest My shoes and purse were a perfect mateh for my hrown toal, while the tailored gloves and smart hat were heige. Simple, straight lines are surely eyuote in Iashion this season. How I wish my hair would grow lone again: this permanent curl has made it too short! I'lI never have my hair cut short again, I hor makes me look heavier. I'll weigh myself and suhtraet ahout four and a half pounds for these clothes, we I'm not gaining weight. Maybe the dress

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mm rrrir3'im.f. 5.01112 no Agnes Nrnrtglrton Iilriine Niehols Iivelyn 0'I.rip:tre Anita Oliver Gloria Opitl bIlII'lLillL'I Usnrm jenn Pauley Iirzrrires I':tretir'h I:r.tntes I':irh:rrn ,lessie Perrins Normal Petersen blairjorie Pierre I h.rrIotte Plumh Iirrtntes Prrty Iil.rine Pruitt . Z :L l Iisperxtmri Puente Iletty Prrtnatm I.oisR1iI:tneIIi blrirpgztret Ratwriy N1lI'lll1lIICJIl'tl4llI ' Ilelen Retldeh.rse Dorothy Reed Iivelyn Reel ' P9 Antoinette llestrtni I Josephine Restrmi I-'I Put on my 'setond best' dress, lor I was leitlly lifting: to the baseball grime. I rite perinuts rind Iqokltfzlt the other ladies, scarcely notiting the twlrtyersyfill. I lIIrIn't know who won, when the grunt: was over, but I I1MIn't had so much lun in at lnnyfime. I rlrAtiIL.bvo Klasses of lemonade! Aunt Almim insistcditliailljoltn SUV for dinner, gr 'IW guitar. It seemed its though the eveninhtit hull just Started when the eooveoo eloek said nine o'eIoek, :ind Aunt Al Said IZUUCI ni ht t mirri looked up from her book. john hristily J I-Z 0 my ztunt, rind I escorted him to the IGM. As he wats leaving, he wrnketl, rmtl squewed my i. . - 1 . - 1nd, ILHVIHIZ behind him rt very ernhgwrrissetl girl whose heart was beating doubly first. nd Inter I entertniimed him lry'iiI.tying After helpinrg mother with the house work, I went down town to shop, Wflrile xv.iitinr.1 lor the e.tr, I mel Pgtnl who drove me home in his new tonvertrhle toupe. Ile rnvrted me to go to see 'I7rtnt.tsi:i' with him tIr.tt tlternoon, but I told him I stirs going to the St.tnlortl- Il,I . tr.tek meet. I surely hope my lrrxorite te.im wins. lliek took me dinner rhtneinp.: :it ri hotel tonight, rind I had at wonderlnl time. I dont t.tre p.tr'trenI.trly lor lit' ter'IwtrpLgimL'3 the smooth drrnte fox trot WLIN my ide-I ol regrl rnusre. I Ir.tted to think ol the Igtteness ol the hour, but I promised mother I'il be home betore one o'tlotk, so we Ielt with mnth regret. 'l'he lovely moon was still very invitini.1, but promises .ire promises, .ind rnust be kept il I nrrnt more l.ivors trom 'Mom'. PAGIZ IiI.liVIiN

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mm BLE5'b.Q QQOUII no tal IICXI N' alhoug Ifllith Stone Alune SIIIIIVIIII Olive 'IHIIIIIL-I' ,IIIIIICC 'I'zlslIjiIIlI I.IlIILIIl IIIUIIIIIS Rose Tolllglsello XVIIIIIIIJ 'I'l.lp.lni fllllflll 'I'I'iglIeIos AIIIIII 'l'uoto lzrnlgl Veltll INILIFIC Vernlelllell IBIIIIIII Volpe llolothy XVlllkL'I Aldine XVLKINII lielty XVIIIIIII I.ois XVIIi!IlkeI' Ilelcn Wfille I,II:I XVIIIIRIIIIS IAIXVCIIIU XV surrn Is Vilgillial XVligIIt 'i 1 4 Q '5' -4.7 I went to slhool this IIIHIIIIIIIL llntl alll llle -'n'Is Ikell :lhout was the l'Irtlls tllqlt was UIIIIIIIIL to town eek. There :Ire going to he clowns, L'lL'IWIIII ills, m nkCY5. :Intl Il ferocious lion! XVe zlre :III lhtlllell it :Intl hope thglt our PIIUIIIS Ivlll Iel IIS I-o I Ililve to zlcllnit tllalt g I llkc III II- exlitenlenl whllh gl I L Is 'ltl III' .III I tlus zltlalir, :Intl I WZIIII Io get my IIII oi' ull y I 'Pf fH. Ice cream, LIIILI PCIIINIIS I tolll Aunt AIIIIIIJ .Ill .III KIILLIN when I went Il0II1L', IIIIKI she ohjeetell .Ihout the If Ilffil. hut then she knows good .,,... thglt Miss XXIIltlIel' Is .I I LI'1'PffHfI. :HI-I. il' Miss XVIIittier goes, It IIIIIWI ll' the IWIPCI' thing for young Ialllies lu tlo, I lelIIilIlIelI 'IW :lllnt that some of tIIe girls Cvenin I t were UYIIIIIIIL over this h Ilork CIIIII XXIIIYII we .lI'e I 'L o work on the pxltt - I l 5lI II-I IHI' the town IHlY'I'If ol YILIIIL IHJI I K . . IotI.lx' I Ielt slhool I.lIIIL'I' I.lte, .Intl .Is I was w.llIt Ing thlollgh the II.IIIs, I st.llteII to IIIIIIIQ glhout holx nIutII I Ivoulll nliss Iiqllhogl :Intl .III ol my tI.lssnI.ltts el' I II.III gl.llIlI.ltelI. I leI.lIIetI .III the gI'.IIltI tlnles I halve II.IlI Ilene, .lIllI I.lllgIIeII glt sonle oI the tl'i.IIs .I t1iIIuI.ltions tII.It II.lxe seenlell so ox'elIxIIeIlIIlng OI IUIIISC .III senlols -IIC' Iooklng Iorwzlrll Io L't!I1IIHL'I1l elm tl Selllol ILIII ol Alune VII, hut even the hoys .ILIIIIII shyly tllqlt they, too, wlll lnlss out AIIII.I IXILIIUI' .IIN tverylllulg Iol XXIIIIII it sl.lnlls. I know tIl.lt no IHJI whll tht IIIIIIIL II , ' - oltls, I wlll look h.Ilk up high stllool tI.lys .ls sonlelhlng to he tllerlshell on Illy Go Ixlenlls, school LIIIIVIIIUN, .Intl even 'lI.llwIIy tL'.lIIICls xxlll he put In my hook ol lnenlolles, Oh! 'I.IlCIC I e gills, xl,lIIlIIg Iol lllk' Io join IIIL'III. I'll IIIIIIY PAGE 'I'IIIR'I'III?N tttt