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

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if Dora johnson, Vice President lid Goldman, President atter nf Government Once again as in the past, loyalty, cooperation, and school spirit have played an important part in all student activities, especially in those of the Student Association. Indeed, the Buccaneers were fortunate in having as their president Ed Goldman whose training and experience from class leader- ship htted him ably for his new responsibilities. Ask any member of the Balboa student body what seemed to be the outstanding activity on the part of the entire group, and all will promptly reply, The taxi cab parade to Kezar Stadium on football days. The idea may-be laid to the initiative of Roy Hamer- sley, faculty member in charge of traffic, who had previously decided that the element of safety would be increased through this medium of transportation. As a mark of distinction for members of the Bal- boa Honor Society, the Board permitted the pur- chase of orange and blue beanies to be worn at PAGE lf0UR'l'El'IN Y l rallies, games, and club meetings. Support was promptly given the idea advanced by the Parent Teachers Association to present a variety show, The Buccaneer Revue, the proceeds of which are to be used for philanthropic purposes. Rag drives, bundle drives, paper drives, clothes hanger drives, clean-up drives-all seemed to meet with the approval of the students as a whole. In attempting to arouse the enthusiasm of the students in the the running for Student Association offices, President Goldman personally interviewed all pros- pective candidates and gave them one of his never- failing sales talks. Rallies and assemblies were plentiful and were well conducted this semester under the new rally and assembly system. One of the outstanding gath- erings was the one held to honor Mr. O. I. Schmael- zle, whose promotion to the office of director of

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we counseling and guidance of San Francisco Schools, called him from Balboa to Civic Auditorium from which place he will supervise all work in connec- tion with this newly inaugurated system. As evid- ence of the power and ability of Balboa High School students to govern themselves, a rally was called following an unexpected trip on the part of some Buccaneers to the jefferson campus which might have had rather unfortunate results for the student body as a whole had not the persons responsible ad- mitted their part in the affair and received their punishment from student association ollicers. Elected to assist in carrying out the various duties of this organization were: Dora johnson, vice presi- dent, Irene Steffe, secretary, Dean Elchinoff, treas- urerg Ruth McEntee, assistant treasurer, Don Lee, athletic manager, Alan Walstrormu, custodian, Dick A hlatter nf llraher, yell leader. Appointed by the Board were: Fred Schabel, student court judge, Mildred Neal, associate judge, Hazel Koonsen, registrar of voters, Clarence Sorenson, assistant registrar, Marjorie Klahn, publicity manager, Nels Nelson, traffic cap- tain, and cafeteria manager, Louis Stark. Other per- sons whose membership completed the Board or- ganization were: G.A.A. president, Eileen Volpat- ti, Galleon editor, Anna Laterzag Galleon manager, Lorraine Latterellg Buccaneer editor Kand Girls' Block B president, Lois Hansen, Buccaneer man- ager, Eileen Wriglatg Boys' Block B president Don Maroskyg Girls' Council president, Kay Etero- vichg R.O.T.C. Cadet Lieutenant Colonel, George Beirneg and C.S.F. president, Dorothy Thomas. Sponsorship has again been in the capable hands of Mr. Elgin A. Heinz. Gnvernnrs JOHNSON . ' XVALSTROM VOl.PA'l IiI I SCIHABEL KLAHN BEIRNE KOONSEN f av? ELKIHINOFF McEN'l'EE LEE LATERZA I.A'l'TEREI.l. HANSEN MAROSKY NELSON THOMAS SORENSON STARK MR. HEINZ PAGE FIFTEEN