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

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,if A S f,,. ' 1,1 3 sninsmn .51 S IIIIIIIPIIIW k yli. Costumes Q O ' A A for all occasions L f 2' - ' ql!fg, lk I ' ' Mystery . . . glamour . . . whether you dance in a lovely masquerade or play a part on the stage, we have just the right costume to suit the character you portray .... We costume for motion pictures, stage productions, and pageants, all at reasonable prices. BALBOA BOYS AND GIRLS WILL GRADUATE IN GOLDSTEIN CAPS AND GOWNS THIS TERM I When you need 4 costume, think of G 0 li D S 'I' E I N' ' S 989 Market Street GArfie1d 5150 . MMS Qomllhm ol CITY ICE DELIVERY PAGE ONE HUNDRED . -Q. D'Acquisto Hansen Luttrrnger Baron ' Nick D'Acquisto, Coast Guard . . . Norman Hansen, Army . . . Melvin Lutt- ringer, Navy, missing in action 'in South Pacific. Graduate of Spring '42 class . Richard Baron, Navy. ' Robert Agnew, Marine, killed in action. Won many honors which included Presi- dential Citation, Presidential Unit Cita- tion Bar, Asiatic Pacific Bar. For his gal- lantry in action at Tarawa was granted the Silver Star Medal :md Citation, the only corpsman in that battle to receive this award. Purple Heart granted posthua mously for heroic conduct at the battle of Tarnwa. ' ROBERT AGNEW

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Posters, posters, I need posters! And, believe me, those election candidates do need posters. But who will make them? Poster students, naturally. Here are Ronald Louis and Silvio Assisi, working desperately to finish theirs on time . . . Miss Montgomery's office practice experts may some day cash in on their practical knowledge of filing, stencil cutting, stenography, comp- tometer operation, mimeograph work, and all that goes with a busy office . . . The busy little fmgersof all journal typists play an important part in Balboa's pub- lications, for they're responsible for the typing of all copy for the printer . . . Mrs. Volandri works pa- tiently with solid geometricians . . . Miss Kane, U. S. Employment Service interviewer, and Mrs. Git- ter, vocational counselor, interview prospective job-holder, Carol Har- ris. For the school year to May 18, it total of 1,176 students were placed on jobs . . . Library olfers inviting reading. It is interesting to note that there are over 6,000 volumes in the library, as well as 54 monthly magazines and three daily papers . . . Shirley Dean fits Marie Sanchez' dress in advanced clothing. PAGE NINBTY-NINE

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ED LOPEZ ' Ed Lopez, Navy . 1 . Of all jobs in the Navy, wouldn't Ed draw the one of den- tal technician! Poor Ed, who would al- most faint at the thought of a dentist, now lives in the office of Doc Yankemf' lid, former S.A. president and Buccaneer editor, who has spent nearly two years in the battle zone, is enjoying a copy of Balboa's newspaper which has .gotten through to him. ' Emio Pardini, Army Band . . . Wall- lace Schoheld, Army . . . Stanley Nelson, january '37 graduate, Navy . . , Bruno Pardini, Army. Pardini Schofield Nelson Pardini Lavezzo Bros., CONGRATULATIONS, Bacigalupi 86 S E N I 0 R S l Brichetto , t s U C c E s s Manufavlurerr of from the Ravioli-Tagliarini-Tortellini and Vegetable-ized Noodles Distributors of 10098 Semolina Paste 1417 POWELL ST. DOuglas 2789 JOURNAL TYPISTS 2 Fall '44 - CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES from the Hotel Whitcomb Beauty Salon Home of A ' Sun Fram'i:ro'r Famour Hair Stylist 1217 MARKET ST. RODIACK ELECTRIC CONSTRUCTION CO. J. ' M. Ronmcx Regirtered Electrical C ontractor LIGHT, HEAT AND POWER INSTALLATIONS HEmlock 5854 or UNderhill 9600 7 Teddy Avenue Rmxdolph 4895 Extension 44 DILFREDHARE HOLLOWAY DENTQIST 'MARKET Q n A vrc STAGNARO Hounsz fo' 9:00 A.M. - 12:00 N. 1:00 to 5:00 P.M. Eveningr by Appointment 'k 4603 Mission Street at Brazil RA.ndolph 0084 Fresh Fruits and Vegetables G R O C E R I E S 'k ,iso HOLLOWAY DR. C. R. SHERMAN Galleons D E N T 1 s T ' of Success, if SEN IORS 4534 MISSION ST. Phone DElaware 3919 TRI-Y PAGE ONE HUNDRED ONE