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

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she ause nent 'om- the JF 3 sent you she Hilfl ide. his ists lllil lilll lI1il iry fl r. PRISCILLA A. HALLEN Her lzair liff' golden r1.r llzc lender l1'nl.r of -VllII.flIl.IIC.H Xvell said ot Sibby, but along with that glowing, golden hair she has personality. Sibby never appears to be sad: she always wears a big smile: and everyone she meets is greeted with a sweetness that is loved by all. LILLIAN HAMBELTON She wad' made for happy llldllgllffi Always cheerful and ready for fun is she. She has shown her ability to smile when a game has been lost. In playing basketball, indoor baseball, and volleyball she has always played with the team and not for herself. YVe think she calls him- Squealcie '? HAYDEN HEARNE '21 nalurc Jweel, a lil.ff',D0fl'l.fl.0ll ,0lca.ranl. One of the best workers in the Little Theater is Hayden, who has already successfully directed a very good play. She is also one of the outstanding members of the Red, XVhite and Blue Troupe. Xvas it Hayden who won honorable mention in seventh period for playing battleships '? ALBE RT M. HELE Ilya gran! alllzouglzlzc lzadnzuclzwfl, fze wax very .rlly al zzmfng fl. Here is another one of those seniors who is very popular in getting on committees. A member, too, of the famed senior soccer team. Nlixed with brawn, brain steals with Albert into the Biology Club. His taste runs very much to girls in the sophomore class. THE ZONIAN l F M' i , 'x - . L surf Q!! A.1,v! 'LJ I ,Jill Vik J af' I t . 'J ff ,N -Q' I 4- -, ly .. I , 7 3 1 -gwwffj-4,6 l 4 I l

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A ,- I. , .-, f 4 I V K ' in 1 'I 1 gi l , It ' l l f2fw,'l' l E ZONl'AN l' 19 I 1 'W q,Lu,a 2.'.,.,..i Jux 1 f' I l f T i . i XVlNIFliED C. EXVINC H 'TU' frm' .ffm lfl'lZ-0'.l'Ylf Wlifll HI0lIlCl'l7 .11l'm'c. Aside from XVinlcie's dressing with modern grace. she is lcnown for her pleasant smile and good nature. Because of her interest in dramatics she is one of the prominent members of the Little Theater. Another ot' her accom- ' plishments is holding the vice-president's chair in the li history club. HELEN ROBERTA FINLEY 4 i J lady wfzomrf brllgfzl Iftlffd' I Rain l'llfflltflICC.H l lvhether to be a newspaper woman, an actress, or a i ,U ii second Wladame Curie is the question. lust at present l' she is a horsewoman and dancer. Quite versatile, you see, for she has also assisted in producing the Zonian. 5 Before Bobbie leaves us she should tell us where she X' learned that wallc. I i 1 WILLIAM H. GRANT, JR. l He wan' .ifxfeel 0' man: 5? Cle4z1'.17f'z'!, anzf fzumalz l1l1fLll'C.U i lwlalxing high school in three years and being a star man in athletics shows of what this young fellow is made. Tennis, swimming, and unsolvable problems are his manias, He also has the loose wrists of an artist, wrists that helped construct the mural in the assembly. His hidden wealcness-spelling. l lf MARY LOUISE GRIFFIN '. .l U v . . l 111111.11 '01'l'f1w.' Care swf! Av!! II cal, ll ,Ind lfzelz'-fofi' fel'.r fn' lI1Cl'llV.U I She's a Southerner in many ways: jolly, fun-loving, and 'N argumentative. School means more to Awlary Louise than l A's and l 's: it's a grand place in which to malce friends and X have a good time, both of which she does very well. Diary Louise displays intelligence in history by starting lwlr. Hodges on a favorite topic and using up the period. l 'u l f Her ha YVell saic golden hair be sad: she meets is gre Always cl her ability t basketball, . played with We thinli HA One of th who has all She is also Vllhite and WVas it H period for Wie gran! a Here is ai in getting 0 senior socce Albert into His taste

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HARRY A. A. HERMANSON ll7hal care I when I can lle af re.rl, kill lime, and lake lU'e al 1'l.r l1e.rl7 A man about town with a Ford to go about in, is Harry. Here we have the tall, lanky man ofthe class. As a member of Elcrys he is a rival of all modern historians. He also is a master on the violin. Chemistry is a hard subject, he says. HELENE G. HUDSON 1Vof bold, noi Jlzy, nor .rhorl nor fall, .4 pleamnl nzln-qling of Ilzem all. H Whole-hearted, true-hearted, is her theme. On commit- tees she accomplishes needed results. You usually recog- nize her by the plays she reads. That means dramatics. She is another result of the Glee Club's work. If Helene isn't working on typewriter keys, she's working on piano keys. That must be her hobby. DONALD HUTCHISON He will Jucceed, for he lzelievem all he .ra.y.r. That good-natured, well-built boy who spends a good deal of his time in the chemistry laboratory and in the physics class is interested in the motion picture industry, especially the mechanics of it. In spite of Donald's intelligence and good sense he is proud he lives in Pedro Nliguel. ' DOLORES RUTH IARVIS I have no olher fhan a tU0l7ZdlI,J' rca.ron. Dolores seems to be an in-between person: exactly as she should be and not too much of anything. She lives to get the best out of life and seems to be doing so. It seems that Dolores has outside interests. Or just what is the cause of her eight-Clay hourml ll l.r nal lhf Ionesy bers of the everything. has to his ci the importa weakness, h right. C Here is an your head ' found in he has shown l and ball-roc The fair s always on c times. Iudm nize him at His mottc This is thi She excels ii teaching ml scandal are