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

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KENT LAMBERT 'tHe knew wlzal'.r tuba! Kent's head is chucked full of wise things that are not known to many. He spends most of his time at Gorgona Beach hunting and fishing. It is said he is a woman hater, but-well, we doubt that. 4, . e..,h.Mu. ,,,,,,..,,.......e,-.,,-. .,. A., ...:..x..sd.n.-...A THE ZONIAN IOE SNYDER Miva! 61111 flllf rzl11f1lr1Hc.,' Beware of woman hatersl That means beware of Ioe. His ambition is to be an aviator. He is not satisfied on the ground. He believes in going higher up. Ioe has been a member of Balboa High for only a year. Don't forget to graduate. That's ordersl MCGROARTY TONNESON BROOKS DANIELS KYLEBFIR FINLEY PETERSON P11 INTER BRADHEY HUDSON GRIFFIN BOYD REYNOLDS . M CGLA DE LA W RENCE KUNKEL CLINCHARD KALAR. SMITH ,IQNES SUNIUBERG BARKI-IURST SNYDER

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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

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THE ZONIAN SE ICR CLEON ADAMS, that industry is a parent of success. ROBBH ADAMS, that water rots the hair and causes baldness. DIANA ALVARADO, that women have very good taste in ties. ZENAIDA ARROYO, that blondes are flightier than brunettes. SADIE ASPARREN, that night air is bad for one's health. DUKE BARKHURST, that Don juan was just an amateur. IIMMY BOOTH, that Britannia actually rules the waves. AUGUST BOYD, that prosperity is just around the next corner. LOLA BOYD, that any teacher's wisecrack is funny even if it is two years old. MARY BRADNEY, that the Parrakeet is a rotten paper, but we have to support a school institution. HENRH' BREWERTON, that the greatest vice of the senior class is procrastination. BETTY and MARIORIE BROOKS, that this modern pace is killing us. SUEY BRULAND, that if one gets one's feet wet, one is sure to catch cold. BILLY BURDGE, that the climate saps at one's vivacity. GINNY CALVIT, that life is just one grand, sweet song. TACK CHASE, that ties reflect one's personality. CONNIE CLINCHARD, that constancy is chief of all the virtues. RENE CONLAN, that life is just a bowl of cherries. HOWARD D.ANIELS, that one ought to feel slighted without 995's. MIKE DEW, that socks are a superfluous item in a well-dressed man's ensemble. CONROY DOCKERY, that the students are misunderstood and never receive fair grades. TACK DOMBROWSKY, that the naivete of a certain freshman girl is captivating. TRENE DORAN, that something ought to be said about the wearing of the green. MINGA DURLACHER, that a tender nature may be masked by a flippant manner. XVINKI E EXVING, that lemon juice will remove freckles. HELEN FINLEY, that virtue is its own reward. BILLY GRANT, that only five other people in the world understand the Einstein Theory. IWARY LOUISE GRIFFIN, that Texas produces the oddest teachers. SIB HALLEN, that gentlemen prefer blondes. SIS HAEVKBELTON, that serenity settles more problems than bother. HAH'DEN HEARNE, that David Belasco was good, too. ALBERT HELE, that no one ever reads the Balboan. HARRH' HERMANSON, that earnestness is something very noble and great. HELENE HUDSON, that some are just born invited. DONALD HUTCHISON, that The Lover should live, but he shouldn't make a habit of it. DOLORES IARVIS, that outside interests brighten school hours. XVALTER IONES, that genius is just patience. ELLA JONES, that students run much better assemblies than the teachers. GEORGIANA IOYNER, that surgeons sometimes kill patients just for the fun of it. IUDDY, that all books for reports and outside reading are deep and dull. IEAN KALAR, that little girls are gracious and cuddlesome. OPHIE TCEY STEVENS, that one can be happy though married. ED KUNKEL, that silence is golden. FERN K' KENT L, I sopl KATHLEJ NEIL M. MILLY IN the BUD MA tran CHARLOU GRATTAP BILLY N Gre4 MAE Mc HELEN 1' char MARGAR RALPH P ALAN PI worl CLARRY ANGELA RUTH PF Stud RITA QU DAVID R WILMA P BoB Roll THE SALT DAVID S1 EDNA M. ROBERT I IOE SNYI VIRGINIA HEDVIG f AGGIE T4 HOWARD PEGGY V5 ANNIE T4 BILL WA Stab EARL W1 LII,LIAN ' REMO ani