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

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if 'Eff as iw . FRONT ROW: F. Gouldingg C. Priceg M. Millerg S. Trimg D. Barnesp S. Holcraft. SECOND ROW: D. Justinianoy G. Testerf H. Metheny P Albritton M. Olayvarg K. Dolan. THIRD ROW: D. Vargasg H. Stewartg C. Priceg C. Schaferg D. Hindmany M. Simpsong C. Henderson. ecretarial Club Way up on the third floor ofthe college building, you will find some hard working students in the Secre- tarial Lab busily typing various papers for the teachers. Not only does the Secretarial Club sponsor this worth- while proiect, they also collect candy for one of the orphanages at Christmas. Guest speakers are invited to their meetings and they have gone up to the Admin- istration Building for a tour. Delores Barnes and Sue Trim hard at work.

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I . s .1 .. .f . .. 55- ,I Q, J' c, g . M .?.:: 3 9 lr fQ1, iti 'R at g 5 . . 22.5. ' .gf ' Q his ' . .. A l . Y it al -K h Q A of X is if , an , .,....f-'rf' 3 all ft 1 if r it X Ei FRONT ROW: S. Williams, Secretary, R. Tarr, Vice-President, R. Dryia, President, M. Sharp S Coone S Adam SECOND ROW K O Cornell H Mittag R. Young, K. Warren, J. Ray. THIRD ROW: C. Villamilg P. McGrath, J. Hirschly B. Tilley S Roth R Hoyle FOURTH ROW B Daniel P Shirley F South Photo Club R. Winstead, G. Hernandez. The Photo Club meets every two weeks in room 406 under the sponsorship of Mr. Robinson. The club teaches amateur photographers the more complex things of photography, such as how to get the correct exposures for films, how films vary from one another, and how to compose a good picture. It also provides a photography lab for those students who are interested in making their own photographic prints. During the school year several field trips are made to give the members a chance to make photographs. Guest speak- ers are also invited to give talks. Towards the end of the year, a school-wide contest is held for students to present their better pictures, and compete for various prizes. The club in general attempts to give those stu- dents who are interested in photography a chance to expand their knowledge, and provides facilities for de- veloping and printing photographs. .1 .