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

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Giulio Bocri Patricia Bower Hilda Bowman William Brady Lucile Branton Vernon Brink Irma Brizio Alfred Brondnln Margaret Brown Consuelo Bruno Kathleen Buruis Dixie Bush Iohn Byrne Eleanor Cnballem Armand Canepa Barbara Capetanirli Dorothy Carlson Lois Carlson Anthony Clarollzi Lois Carpenter Virginia lfarnuneti Victor Casassa Edward Cassilagin William Chambers Irene Chirolas PAUL MALDE One in a million Graduates o GIULIO BOERI . . . chief pep iniector in Bucca- neerland who holds ofhcer's rank in ROTC, and a spot in Gibby's otfice . . . PATRICIA BOWER . . . charm collector who will soon be a cadet nurse, then Army Nurse Corps . . . HILDA BOW- MAN . . . leisure time spent playing piano or accordion . . . future amateur composer . . . WILLIAM BRADY . . . girls are not the only ones who collect autographs . . . Bill has plenty of them , . . of famous athletes . . . Navy bound . . . LUCILLE BRANTON . . . stamp collector who turned to Cadet Nursing for the duration . .' . then a dietitian. VERNON BRINK . . . popular football manager who lives in Levis . . . another Block B'er who'll sail the seas . . . IRMA BRIZIO . . . future fashion reporter of some daily scandal sheet . . . writes to service men by the dozens . . . ALFRED BRONDOLO . . . always trying to make his Ford the fastest thing on wheels . . . MARGARET BROWN . . . if you've missed any school sou- venirs. check with this high senior vice president . . . CONSUELA BRUNO . . , good thing choco- late didn't go to war . . . Connie couldn't live without sundaes . . . another Tri-Y'er. KATHLEEN BURGIS . . . imagine anyone wanting to be a Metlurselah these days . . . Kath does, and hopes Eldridge will, too . . . DIXIE BUSH . . . S.A. secretary headed for an air hostess spot after ,LC .... Block B girl with a catchy per- sonality . . . JACK BYRNE . . . Hi-Y treasurer f Spring '45 whose sport is grabbing irls' hair bows . . . future chemica engineer after his Navy days . . . ELEA- NOR CABALLERO . . . singing baseball player who'll compete with Grace Moore some day . . . ARMAND CANEPA . . . another chemica engi- neer after U.C. and Air Corps . . . loves chem, math, and physics. BARBARA CAPETANICH . .I . collects stamlps from the war zones . . . especially those sent y a certain Marine . . . DORO HY CARLSON . . . Block B'er.whose evenings are spent in front of a roaring hre with Bing Crosby Con the radio! . . . LOIS CARLSON . . . school marm who wishes the war would Hnish fgermanentlyl all snobs . . . ANTHONY CARO LA . . . Navy blues will be his color for next few years . . . what will he do without his car? . . . LOI5 CARPENTER . . . Uncle Sam better -not catch up with Lo, 'cause she surely hates to hear that morning a arm. VIRGINIA CARPENETI . . . clings to fond memories . . . dreams of pre-war steaks and French- fried potatoes . . . VICTOR CASASSA . . . boogy-woog? player of the Blue Boys . . . proud of his varsity ootball medal . . . ED CASSILAGIO . . . all-around sports participant now awaiting call for Navy duty . . . BILL CHAMBERS . . . wonder if he'll ever need his collection of guns while in the Army Air Corps . . . IRENE HI- ROLAS . . . what a break to have a dad who owns a candy store these days! PAGE TWENTY-NINE

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Graduates of Spring '45 RUTH ABBOTT . . . Don't fence me in, says Ruth . . . guess that's why her hobby's hiking . . . BARBARA. ALESSANDRI . . . Italian Club mems ber . . . likes good dancers, johnny Mercer, and a certain person . . . JEAN ALLRED . . . cn- joys ice skating and other sports, and being with Billy . . . headed for office job . . . BEULAH AMICK . . . pastime dancing . . . plans to visit homeland Honolulu after graduation . . . JAC- QCUELINE AMOROSO . . . list of likes include s ating, nylons, and stage crew . . . this CSF'cr plans designing career. VICTOR ANDREW . . . swing-dnimmin and track take up time . . . Army Air Corps after j.C. . . .'Sl-IIRLEY ANTONINI . . . bundle of ep . . . dancing, food, and registr 114 tops with her . . . movie star autograph collector . . . ARFST ARFSTEN . . . dreams of a straight A report card . . plans tn vo iffn Army: ,l.C. comes first . . . ARVILLA ARMSTRONG . . likes everything that's different . . . imagine a girl majoring in mechanical drawing . . . Vernie ' enjoys movies. daydreaming . . . homework is out . . . MARION ATWOOD . . . future grammar school teacher . . . life is filled with Bob, tennis, and swimming. VIRGINIA BALL . . . this Spanish major would rather drink thick milkshakes or ride in a convertible than marry a millionaire . . . ILIA BALLERINI I . . short. but what a personality . . . Italian Club is her rhif-F delight . and gettin-z places on time . . . THOMAS BARCA . . . assistant band leader time TWENTX'-EIGHT . . . how he hates big guns . . . Carol his chief delight . . . JUANITA BARON . . . collects rec- ords and autographs . . . visualizes traveling all over the world . . . Movies favorite pastime , . . LEORA BEAR . . . confesses she likes the unusual . . . ditto for educated persons . . . headed for j.C. ,IIINE BECKER . . . goodbye birdies. here cn-'-es a badminton fan . . . ice cream and 'sandwiches mix well, says this science and math major . . . PATRICIA BELL . . . if quietness is an asset for dress designer, Pat will be tops . . . NORMA BELTRAME . . -. spends spare time writing ser- vice men, and going to all school activities . . . on to State College . . . DOMINIC BENEDETTO . . . Army hound hasketball and if '1 nnho'-- f--of . . . enjoys fixing his car . . . VELMA BERLIN . Tri-Y'er . . . enjoys sunny da s, nice lakes, swimming and real friends . . . U.C.lsound. FRANCES BERTODATTO . . . Frank Sinatra fm like-: making own flnthr-s hnfver to break into newspaper game . . . FRANCES BILARDELLO . . . sleeping till noon strictly O.K. with this quiet lass . . . not homework . . . thinks Alan Ladd is super . . . ALICE BISSIG . . . plans for a life of writing when she buys a ranch near Sacramento . . . FENETTE BLANCHFIELD . . . singing or modeling career in otiing for this Cnthurnus Plaver . . . perfume collector . . . ENID BLUM . . . future cadet nurse . . . enjoys dancing . . . anything choc- olate and Buick convertibles. Ruth Abbott Barbara Alcssandri lean Allred Beulah Amick Iacqueline Amorosu Victor Andrew Shirley Antonini Arfst Arfsten Arvilla Armstrong Marion Atwood Virginia Ball Ilia Ballefini Thomas Barca luanita Baron Leora Bear ,lune Becker Patricia Bell Norma Beltramc Dominic Benedetto Velma Berlin Frances Bertodatto Frances Bilardello Alice Bissig Fenette Blanchtield Enid Blum MILDRED ERGAH Sweet and lovely

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Graduates o ROBERT CHRISTENSEN . . . Block B'er who will probably end up as cook in 'Uncle Sam's Navy . . . DICK COMMINS . . . Marine training already oyer for this all-round athlete who can't stand Earls . . . GERALD COHL . . . double-daters are super . . , moaners are out . . . Navy after gradua- tion for this assistant yell leader . . . to become an engineer it' Uncle Sam permits . . . JACQUEULINE COOK . onions and concerted. people are in the same class . . . not so with dancing . . . ROBERT COOK . . . wonder if the Army will capitalize on his track ability and put him in Infantry. ELAINE CORDER . . . here's a charm collector who's different . . . iust can't stand milkshakes . . . LORRAINE COSENTINO . . . what will happen to those lovely long black locks when she becomes a nurse? . . . CHARLES CRABTREE . . . if height will help, this ROTC ofiicer should be a good engineer . . . ALICE CRESTA . . . Italian Club member who wants to learn to cook . . . chiefly with onions . . . JAMES CRULL . . . bit- ten by two bugs: stamp collecting and forest ranger . . . loves a cattle ranch. ROSEMARIE CURLEY . . . Block B prexy, headed for commercial work, has kept a war scrap- book . . . FRANCIS CURRIER . . . silly girls and fatheads are out for this sports fan . . . CON- CETTA CUTIETTA . . . another Italian Club member who would rather have a perfume bottle PAGE THIRTY f Spring '45 than a million dollars Ui . . . FRANK D'AN- TONIO . . . shortness and low-hurdle jumping were companions for this future accordion teacher . . . RAY DAXVLEY . . . clr sense of humor should make him a good Fuller larush man. ROY DERENZI . . . another grease monkey for Uncle Samfs ieeps.. . . SHIRLEY DIMOND . . . always tlping, chiefly at Balboa's Service Men's address tile . . . longs for a South American vaca tion . . . MADALINE DUNPHY . . . heaven help the restaurant's salt and pepper shakers when this roller-skating fiend walks in . . . BILLIE DUTTON . . . uture nurse's aid who hopes some day to be an aviatrix in Mexico . HELEN EDRINGTON . . . Tommy Dorsey, Bing Crosby, and sailors are all tops with this C0mpt0metCl operator. ROSEMAY EGLING . . . Jeepers! Here's a cat' worker whose chief pastime is writing to sailor boy Art . . . ANNE ENSMINGER . . , lively mem- ber of Cothurnus Players and Honor Society, headed for the bright lights of Broadway . . . MILDRED ERGAS . first. lady: of Buccaneerland, whose lovely speaking voice s ould send her a long way in her commercial interpreting career . . . DORO- THY EVINGTON . . . Block B'er whose pet peeve is chipped fingernail polish . . . on to per- sonnel work . . . NEIL FAHY . . . Air Corps. then college, and finally geologist's iob, are in store for this nature lover. Robert Christensen Gerald Cohl Richard Commins Jacqueline Cook Robert Cook Elaine Corder Lorraine Cosentino Charles Crabtree Alice Cresta James Crull Rosemarie Curley Francis Currier Concetta Cutietta Frank D'Antonio Raymond Dawley Roy DeRenzi Shirley Dimond Mvadaline Dunphy Billie Dutton Helen Edrington Rosemay Egling Anna Ensminger Mildred Ergas V Dorothy Evington Neil Fahy ROSEMARIE CURLEY Sincere and obliging l