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

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SPRING SENIORS .... BILL LYNCH . . . President of Student Body . . . ADAMS ALDRETE ALESSANDRI Boys' Block B, member Ut varsity football tcnm. G, ANDERSEN J. ANDERSEN ANDREASEN ARJO ARLOTTA ARRAS ASPLUND AVANTI BAKER BALANDIS BALOVICH BARTOLOZZI BASQUES BERTON BISCHOFF BLOSS BRANDT BRAUNSW'UR'I'H BRILI. BROCXKROG BROOKS BRUSUELAS KIALLA TANNIER . Vinc- BULKLEY BUERGER HUNTING BUSTAMANTE Block H, G.A.A., TI'1'Y, PAGE TVVENTY-SIX AM MIRO ANDRETTY BAJADO BERG HRESLIN pres, ut Stutlc nt Bu

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Class Presideni CHARI.IiS CRIiSCI This popular, high-'n'-mighty, brown-eyed senior president came lrum Saint Ignatius in the fall term of VIH. Although new here he was immediately elected registry president uf Ili? and went on the 'I-il plan. Ile hetxune assistant editor on the school paper staH, the Iiiietaiieeig and has climbed to the height of managing editor this term. Among his various jobs are member nf liuys' Cuuticil, Board of Diretnus, and the Student Council. He likes hot apple pie and uillee but most ot all, girls, He is particular about the latter, thinking they should he pretty, quiet. intelligent, and feminine. At the tup of his dislikes are Iiuinewurk and staying home nights. Aftergraduatiun Charlie plans t1igututl1L'sCI1imI on the hill, fl.CS.If. He hasn't made up his mind yet, but if we know Charlie, whatever it is, he will be xi success and everyone he knows will like him. . . . Spring, 1949 of these friends again. There was the Senior Breakfast, where eating food was hard with all the excitement in the air. There were fare- well talks by Mr. Chase, Mrs. Sehaller, Mr. Morena, and Mr. Haas to bring tears to the eyes, There was Move-up Assembly, where we wore our caps and gowns for the nrst time and marched through the auditorium to the stage, the band playing the always-beautiful Aida. lt was thrilling to see the in-coming high seniors take their places in the senior section. The graduates realize that the spotlight is on them, but all they can think about is This is it! This is the last time I shall see all these kids together. This might be the last time I shall ever see some of them. Gee, I wish we were starting our high senior term all over again! To many of the graduates, Move-up Assembly means even more than graduation itself. But all-in-all, the graduates are saying to Balboa So long, and thanks for the memory. PAGE TVUENTY-FIVE

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