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

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Class nf allflfllll i X , A hrief silence, tlgelsharp C v prepare popular S.A. secretary, of the gave, then: 'Allie mee 11.: lltI2NIE 'l'lIlflfti, to record accurately will pleaf come to ortlkf' he! the it nu'es of the lioard of Di- sam- a iliar and time-wo 1wro1f,r 1jectcr1 .... Truly representative eedtlg pens for fficiql isiness o tklfs vitality and vigor is he n it lCl'4l1USS 'ga iii 'lt :mme .yell leader, DICK l7ltAlll2lt .... , , out se hly assisting Dick in arousing S 5 7 i' -gl 1 . the . l vol. ieldinj the gavel witl the rom n 1 expefie 't - nd 'I 1 1 'e and icieney tl ' t coli o ly'l N S lint 1 Gow , - .oe'at sessions l.eld 'ly t - lloardlof 'ectors. S v - . 'ass 'lf presit 'nt, who residl-5 overbjl-lf 1 ice ell fest f '11t tplust u1'u'1l S1QlllilI11.Z alentll I .'1ll'll in the student lotly, is for- met' class yell leader, STAN Fmt- iuss .... Pretty little Bnamcn CoslaN'i'iNo may often he found r Ctll'LllI'l1.f the minutes of the senior assg while fun-loving Doius WiiI'i'AKtait, girls' representative, spent much of her time reporting 11,1111-,1,,1-fllt, 1,1 1 111 111, 111,10 111, for the Buccaneer and thinking of ME,-11,y 1.1N uC 1 C.11,C,3 ways tm further popularize the I 1 I ,AN ' ANR ' 11111 1.-1: Xzfnior .... The Home lico- -, C1111 105,15 111,W1f, 11,1 11,11, nmics .uh had an interesting 1,5 1, 1 1 1,f 11,1. 1,n1, 131C1y. I and suCC ssful semester, due in no 1 ,C , 1 ,11 51,C1.1y'5 1, sm ll 11l t to the efforts of lsAtst2I, 1j111', 1 -15 111, 111rgC1 11, D . Lol' , ., esident. The traditional ' 111111v1.1 . I A55151'1m Dum ' candlelight ceremony was again is admH1'stra't'ive uties .lnt l'1'l1l- Wllll l511lVl'l l'l'U5llllnll '--- cordin' -olticll vusinessof the lllfolsll Glllmlls l'l'l'VL'4l hcl' VX' l-ltm ety fitli dispatel, 111,11 ceptional ahility as an orator in lm Cy is SCC,-C111 1 .111N13 Our, the Armistice Day program. Her MQNURI 1fV1g11yN C11111111111 110, rhetorical skill lent splendid sup' 501,135 1 ,1,51 C1-C1111 f1,1. 1,C1. 1111, port to Ballwoa's dehating teams 111, . ,111 115 11551,C1111C 1111113 1,f and was responsilvle for much of .tt -nt Court and as registrar ot ters .... A 1-irominent part in the direction of the traffic system of lialhoa was played hy -lAMIEs Russo .... PM' Si1At9Nuot.o's high her service as class ollicer. These and many other seniors who are not mentioned have done wore than their share in the Clulws of llalhoa. The unusually ellicient school career seems to have heen devoted to law and order, Pat hav- direction of this term's organiza- tions represents a hrilliant ing served a good part of his time as hailiff of Student Court .... Previous service as class seeretaiy XVe must sell all tickets, :mtiounees Frank t'himera to Carmen Cornell. ment for the class of fall, fllg true symhol of their adm skill. gs N. PAGE '1'XVliN'I'Y-EIGHT U C Betty .lane Mikesell B. j. .lohn Miley fclffli Alice Miller Al lflise Monestier ' Lee fandido Montalhant v.5XCom1ie K ,xx 8 I ,l . Pat Morello Cv rlelln livelyn Mullet E11 Anne Munoz Pinleey lfthel Murrin lwic Mae Mildred Neal Dimplar

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Class nf ll'all'1H1l K lf the favorite sandwich is gone from the day's lunch, or that nice red apple, all polished for the teacher, suddenly disappears, some- one has probably visited that well- locked UQ locker! Those who play pranks on their pals, amuse their listeners with side-splitting jokes, or try in endless other ways to provoke a laugh from lookers- on soon earn the title of cam- pus characters. Among those out- standing personalities this semes- ter, fun-loving MAitcsAit1s'1' How- Aklb, admired by all even though she is everlastingly wise-crack- ing and playing jokes on some- one, probably tops the list. Mag- gie's charm and wit will be missed .... Possibly next in line comes handsome Gizottcm BARU- l,lCll, whose personality plus and unceasing activity have found him in more than one senior function. . . . Miss Friendlinessu is the nickname of WiNNIi2 BAILIHEIL, one of Balboa's loveliest .,.. -There's music in the air when VERA TOLEDO is around. Her time is well occupied with singing, dancing, and Bud fmostly Bud J . . .Tall and good looking describe RALPH liitowtsi, but just try calling him Skinny and see what happens .... Cartait-topped THOMAS josiwlt lJA'l'RICK REAIL- noN II is perhaps one of the best known campus characters, who has been outstanding in more than one way. Qrew, classaiffices, Hi Y, . and a grand sense of humor have .rf , gained lor him many friends .... IDIANA Cokitov- seems to have g,fN ways thaxtwipthe boys under her spell, anil a cheerful personality that keeps them there. , . Rugged l'ii'rt2 Rlllifililil,llllL' p -rson whom llalboa will never orget, likes nothing better than a good argu- ment .... UCllARl.lli liAS'l'0N is the Galleon staffs idea of regu- lar fellow. lf you doubt this fact, ask liunice. She thinks so, too .... jon joltNsoN, better known as Bud, spends a great deal of his time dancing, walking, or just talking with his favorite partner, Vera .... CAM1 ICN C ttNizi.L, too, typilies another regul r i1uerson. ... KAY , A.Ytuzs is always around to lend a hmng hand ,... Men- tion the word dance, and jo CHIIESA will come running, bd- cause this vivaeious miss spends much time in that sport .... A small brunette, 'l'ittiruasA l5liNliDIi'l l'l, dubbed Tree by her best friends, is liked by all of her classmates .... Vim, vigor, and vitality describe 1il.liAN0lii'-.l.:ERNANlJIEZ, truly one ofthe personality girls of the high senior class .... Known as Rub- ber legs to all his friends, JOHN l.OllGlll.IN is best known for doing it good job of carrying the water bucket for the Buccaneer football team .... Witli personalities and campus characters such as these, who can deny that members of the senior class of fall 'fit have Carved for themselves a permanent notch in the hearts of their friends. Yes, it tits, says flharles flamilleri to Kay Ayers. PAGE Tl IIRTY i I 1 'X f M 1 1 ' ' ef gi, Florence Powell lilo lidwin Rae Eu' .lames Rainey jim! joseph Ramirez foe liverett Raymond E11