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

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ANNIE ELIZABETH TORBERT Sfill clinzliing afler knowledge l'lwilll.Il6.U If typewriters could produce music. there would be a tune coming from Annie's typewriter. Instead of doin the Frisco they'd be back to doqng the hsrlestox ' L and probably the Flea-Hopf! .' JL 7 -Q I fp - as-INK-L!! l'K, 7 f .31 Il lg-j2., j ,- .J .43-5 JVV X li HOWARD E. WALLING I am a .rludenl and women are CIICIIIIIEJ' lo Jfudyf' Howard is a student, He's just a little bashful and thinks boats are-well-a better hobby. The orchestra of'50 and '31 couldn't have tooted along without a certain saxophone, and in '31 and '32 Howard was very active in the chemistry and physics clubs. WILLIAM S. WALSTON I, loo, am .r1'lef1l. Bill's a good fellow. One can always tell him by his little topless Ford. It seems as though the top just disap- peared. Bill has been on the swimming team each year and has always brought points back for his class. Bill has contemplated spending his time after he leaves school above the wild, open spaces. That must mean aviation! .MARY-ELLEN XVHITE ll71'llz zz .rznilc on lzcrfarc and 11 gleam in lzef' eyef' Yve have had Peggie with us for only a year but already she is one of our best-liked senior girls. Always ready for fun, she is seen wherever there are bright lights and gay music. The trials and tribulations she a.ff'ered in chemistry class deserve a passing grade, we think. THE ZONIAN . 3-1ii... 0 ' I X ' i....i1..-.i.TTl LJJICW Affltwfffw

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.ft gf ' ,if I ,. HE if 2 o N IA N EDNA .MAY SMITH J cfleclfuf1z'1.rp0.r1l10n 1.-' afunff IU! l'L'!lI1fV Cliplfllf. There s something in her smile and laugh that seems to brighten up things. She is an aspiring young actress and Q4 has belonged to both dramatic organizations ot the school. X 4 , M as 4 sffe . f..f,sf,4 . NIWE' , ,. .V,,,.,,f ,. if , Lf L f ,xy X gf Q? , f 1 f , W .. , ,fa .l. -2' ZQMJQWQ7 ,j,,,.LffL.g ,.. 7,..EE. .,.-I ,f.' -. T J 1.. 67--amoqy Some day she will be a secretary, too, for she is always studying shorthand. Ask her as to the gangster who is always taking her for ll ridef, VIRGINIA V. SNYDER 1ly'1'lf1 f'lEf1l'I'I1l1t2l hand bolfz open andfreef' Virginia comes from 'way down south in Virginia and she tells about herself in that Southern drawl. Back home she was active in swimming and basketball but in Balboa High she has spent this lone year in making friends. She knows her American problems. HEDVIG l. SUNDBERG f1.rmi!e fa' a nvlzfapcl' of I1 lauy1'1.', Hedvig has a mighty sweet smile: one that is a little shy, perhaps, but it just fits her quiet temperament. She has grown up in Balboa High, has belonged to the Supper Club, and is well known and very well liked. The blond won't ever let anyone else get a word in, apparently. AGNES F. TONNESON Happy am I andfrom care I'mfrce- WY1-y !1l'6I1'1 Ilzey aff conlenied aa' mc? Known as just Aggie, she has always been the spirit of lun to the class. She can play the piano. YVhen it comes to dancing, she can step. As an all-around girl Aggie has played basketball, indoor baseball, and volley- ball. Also she has served on social committees. Perhaps this means a social career. If typ tune con the Fri and prol Qfv i Ap Ia Howal thinks b of '50 ani saxophoi the Chen Bil1's little top peared. I has alwz contemp the wild That 1 xr W 4 YVe he already ready fo and gay The t class des

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THE ZONIAN Qwewmgti ' '2c.f.....n ' .+...,J' lf,-ww EARL GEORGE XVILLETT lien offew worzir arc ffze owl nzcfz. His chemistry compounds do things at very unexpected moments. He is another of the people responsible for the Zonian. Despite his stature he has been a determined soccer player for the senior class. Procrastination is his greatest vice. A romancing young man, we understand. LILLIAN I. WINE Her voice wax ever Jofl, gefzfle and low, Jn excellenz' fhflzg in a tU0l7'ldll.H Everyone knows Lillian. She is the kind of person known because of her talents and quiet reserve. Lillian's artistic work-rposters, cartoons, and class-room devils- establish her among the YVho's Yvho in Balboa? No one is more willing to oblige. REMO L. ZAPPI Good fzunzor I.: Ifze fzeafifz of lfze mul. Is he the one who is both Remo and Romulo in English class? We never know. A cheerful disposition must run in the family. Remo has his share of pleasantness and spreads it among his friends. Nor does he limit it to the males. RONIULO I. ZAPPI Of: give u.f I1 man who .FI-llgtl' af f1z'.r work. Romulo is also a famous good-timepmaker. No work can break his pleasant spirit. As a consequence of Spanish Club, glidei contests, every noon hour, and his artistic ability, Romulo has become the good friend ofthe entire school. Ask him for the score. Kent's l that are r of his tin fishing. It we doubt