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

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,X fa .1 7' f R s, CAROL SHAHINIAN Fall H12 Vice President 5 AN DR ES MEYER . tu A, fr ' X R. X A X 'Q X R 'Kr Fall H12 President - ,si Q X f cfs . . 5 ION l if i y ,541 3 X V A , ,QU -SANDRA HARRIS Fall Ll 2 Representative DAVE FERRETTI Fall L12 President ADRIENNE ZENONI Fall L12 Vice President NAUREEN MATTlOLl Fall L12 Treasurer BARBARA GIOVANNONI Fall L12 Secretary v ff! VIAII tl W ......3 2 N X 4 X Y I f f ff 'Zyl Z ff 4 yo . J I. ,,.A f X fa fi DOROTHY MAMMINI ADELE GALLI BOB FREDERICKS Fall H12 Secretary Fall H12 Treasurer Fall H12 Renresentafive Esire and Work 'l'he lull high senior class sprang into action immediately by hosting the Hello Day Dance on September 28 lor the in- coming low sophomores. Next on the agenda was the fun- lilled Senior Picnic on October 19 at Adobe Creek Lodge, lol' lowed by the Big Clean-up at Bal, when Hl2's painted gar- bage cans and polished trophies. 'l'hen came the Aloha Day Dance given by the low seniorsg the Senior qlinxg the long- awaited Senior Ball on ilanuzuy 19 held in the Franciscan Room ol the St. Francis Hotel: and at last the big day, january 29, when the high seniors bade farewell to Bal forever. Among' the activities sponsored by the fall Ll2's were the Aloha Day Dance on January ll, the Senior Jinx on January 17, and the Senior Breakfast on January 29. And after five terms of waiting, the great day of January 29 finally arrived, and the soon-to-be high seniors proudly donned their new senior sweaters for the traditional Move-up Assembly. The spring H12 term flew by so quickly that it was over before anyone realized it. Memories of the Senior picture, the recording of Bal yells, the Senior Picnic, the unforgettable Senior Ball, the Aloha Day Dance, the Senior Jinx, the Senior Breakfast, and the Final step-graduation-will linger in H12 hearts forever. Left: The Line-up . Right: Students arrive early for Silver Seals meeting. ' 1 1 1 ' if ' . J r,f.'f21.'15,r:,ff, i 1 - , ' 21- -. - , , 1 e - i:!?1 ? - rg V af g , if ' A f 2' 'Ti Q La 4 ' A aes' ., t . it .. V. 'Q ' ' L I , 1 ' -'fe ' ' 5 . S R .. H. 'wr' ,Ji T f A V ' K ' X .. , 1' .W I ' ' '- . Z 'Ve . f 1 ' - 5, 1 , 0 f - f. '. . ' V G 1 -232: ' . 1 ' , , - ,A Q 1' '. .. Iii' ' ' . 5223.1 ' 'T' f , fi T . X Q ' Q . W it t -1' ' ef- r ef! N . :,- ' ,eg ,i , Q 21. , ,g 4 '. ,. ' '- f- ' g . Q 14' : ., ' f . .L 1 ,Q , vy rw . N: . X ., . L JANET RICHARDS Falll-111 President yy 20 .11 J 5 WW, Aff 'ffm' . f 1 '. ,y . 3 lit' 2: .,::'-gg X 'Y' :Q - 'i 7 ANTOINETTE LEE Fall H11 Vice President 4 .655 gi 'Mew 1 f JEAN EDWARDS ESTHER JOHNSON Fall H11 SCCTGTBVV Fall H11 Treasurer Q it b

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,ans fx 'S' J - -- -.-U ff .,- .s-. ,V -:ua-.3 f L -4:-'een-'S c-, N- j..-- -ras-. ,-. -- - -- - - ..- : 1. 1 ..::.. : ' 'C ' - 3-EI'E'E T116 fall M211 juniors came out with tn-so actiiities which were enjoyed by all. The first of these. the Skating Party held at Skatelanrl at the Beach. turnerl out to be rjuite a success. Also the junior classes combined and brought lorth the junior Iixclusiie on December l3. Nlr. Hunnnel and the junior officers deserxe the credit tor planning these social affairs. The low juniors' activity' for iall '50 was the junior Ex- clusive. This was the low juniors' hrst really 'big actixitsf' and their enthusiasms rivaled that of the seniors. It was attend- ed by most of the low juniors and was vers successful. The activities for the low seniors were many this term. They took part in the Carnival on Hay l5, and had a pie- throwing booth. They were also making preparations for the Senior Jinx on May 23. which they called Stars Over Tomorrow. The following night they had the Aloha Dance in honor of the graduating high seniors. It was a very busy term indeed for the upcoming high twelves. The high juniors had a xery busy spring semester. They were getting ready' for the junior Prom on May ll, which was named Almost Paradise. After a brisk publicity carn- paigri, tickets were sold. TOM MCCLAJN Spring Hll Presrdent PAT LUTICH Spring HE? Vice President .I f, lla al .L is T2 ,fi- Ziff S' V V jf. 1... PAARILYN RlCCl Sgrrng H'2 'ACE President' GEORGE YERBY Spring l.'2 Presrdent ANTOINE E LEE Sprung U2 Vice President ROSE PANDOLFI Spring H11 Treasurer BARBARA SMITH Szring Hl' Secretary 12 K 1 jr , -ff ir fm I P, 4 - . M Wh J ,. , , A,-ma i if 'W . PETE ALEXOPULOS SDring I-H2 Pres. DAVE FERRETTI Spring Hl2 Rep. YOLANDA SANTORO Spring L12 Sec'y JUDY BRIERLY Spring Ll2 Trees. EILL RODFUGUEZ Spring L12 Rep. . 'Tr Ai A f fs . of ,K . vt fi. , ,LL , 'Zu A T .5 :N as 5- . E 2.22 4' 5 ,