Balboa High School - Zonian Yearbook (Balboa, Canal Zone Panama)

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iff' Jlue 'ood 1d a the ept ped UP to :ell Jut lis- er. ing hz US h- .Sq MERCEDES C. ASPARREN lVlz1'l.rl 110011 nalurc .rparklcm in luv' q1fe.r. Sadie has been with us for four years. She has swam, played basketball and baseball, gone out tor track. and all for her class. She was a dancer in the history play which was given in the assembly to celebrate XVashington's birth- dav. EARL E. BARKHURST lively man lza.r lub d6Ul'll'J'fZ nzonzenI.f. Although having been in Balboa High a short two years, Duke can be counted one of the foremost athletes of the senior class. He comments frequently in class meetings. His taste runs strongly to chemistry and post-graduates. AUGUST A. BOYD Hllnofhel' .fpecimcn of cofzlenled J'dfl.lffflC!l.0I1.U Snapping black eyes and a very cheerful countenance will get one far into one's classmates' affections. August is always, was always, and we hope, will always be, his cheerful self. He is by no means a woman hater and a cheerful flirtation now and then often helps to brighten dull hours. LOLA ELIZABETH BOYD Une of fl10J6 who upfzofzf our l'6',Ull1!l!l.0lZkf0l' lCdl'lZl4l1.1j.U Noted for her good grades in school is Lola, and one of the outstanding members of the Spanish Club. She is a good worker and is well liked by all her class. She was mighty gay during Carnival, n'est-ce pas? THE ZONIAN 0. . fl. - Vx ,Y- Z X. . W fl I X Z f f fW M W ' 1. if f 4 5, -11 in-?.a.

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SOLVEIG O. BRULAND H maz'a'cn never bold in .rp1'l'1'l-,rlfll and qujgff' She is indeed gentle and modest, cheerful and reserved. But not always. This retiring maiden sometimes surprises you. And then she is ready for any amount of deviltry. Solveig seems to be attracted to the movie hall. Does she, too, like Gary Cooper? EDWARD WI LLIAM BURDGE Turning lo mfrllz al! llzingx on carllz zl.r only fmylzood can. Have you ever been in the chemistry laboratory and wondered who was working so hard? It was no other than Billy, working overtime. And he has proved he can act by means of his role in Inside Out. Balboa High must have at least one great inventorl VIRGINIA IRENE CALVIT For come daym happy, or come dayar md, I counl no hozcnr bu! Ifze 0IZ8J IIZIZIZI6 gfadf' You have missed something if you have never heard her laugh. She is a true friend and a real girl. Virginia proves herself quite competent as a secretary in working for the office and doing business for the Little Theater. But, alas, Ginnie has a weakness: Cate Duran. HENRY JACKSON CHASE I have greal dreama' of flllzljflflf 11111.11-Ijtl' I0 come. lack is the good-looking boy whose pleasing person- ality has won him many friends. He has been active in dramatics. He is 'interested in chemistry, too. lack showed the school his talent in the senior class play. Like all actors, he has certain weaknesses: flashy ties and beautiful women. THE ZONIAN Ui! 'wi y My