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

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,sin ' I40 Mrs. Skie carefully gives shots to BHS students The Clinic Would you be wearing those glasses today if our clinic hadn't discovered your need for them? And what about the physical exams our boys needed in order to play football? The clinic was always there when it was needed-It was a refuge when we felt sick, and the doctor and nurse were always ready to help. fit ll ll Sl sg: lil in lil 1 EH I I l li 1 'fl Mr. Coporropa does the paper work Mrs. Bruland takes the students' blood pressures. ,, ,,',,

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Grace J. Rider - Librarian Ji I -sy? ' MISS RIDER is from Davenport, Iowa. She has at- tended Augustana College in Illinois, the University of Iowa where she received her B.A. and the University of Minnesota where she received her L.S. As a student in college she studied English and History. Before com- The Library college, Mrs. Choller maiored in English and minored in French. She taught in the public school system in Canyon, Texas. After a long hard day at work, our assistant librarian relaxes by reading. Balboa High School was the first school in the Canal Zone to have its own library. This year, our library had approximately l0,000 books. This number included a large variety of fiction books, science books, plays, and an extensive collection of paper-backed books. The latter were donated by the students of Balboa High School themselves. Besides books, our library also kept a supply of 96 different magazines. These magazines were stored in a separate room across the hall from the library, but were available to students upon request. Helping our Librarians, Miss Rider and Mrs. Chol- ler, during the past year, were 20 library assistants from grades 9 through I2. They worked hard, and were a benefit to all who used the library, Over the years, these people will remain in our thoughts for the service they have rendered us. Doris A. Choller - Assistant Librarian ing to Balboa High School Miss Rider was a librarian at the Junior High School. She is the sponsor of the Library Club and enjoys swimming, boating, and read- ing as pastimes. MRS, CHOLLER was born in a town called Gun- sight, Texas, but refers to Canyon, Texas as her home- town. She attended Sul Ross State College and receiv- ed her B.A. from West Texas State College. While in . . ... A K 7 1 'r Q-r l ' - D I39

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BH Behind the Scene Our school after hours .qw We can be proud that our High School was always so clean, but the credit for this must rightfully go to those fellows behind the scenes. Every day this year our custodians worked hard to keep BHS looking fresh and clean. We, the students of BHS, say thanks to these people: Achurra, C., Alvaro, R., Atherly, H., Banista, L., Bethancourt, P., Brown, A., Cabal, F., Ceville, L., Earle, W., Fernardo, S., Forde, E., Galastica, M., Garibaldo, P., Gomez, S., Hawkins, S., Hunt, R., Lopez, G., Murray, J., Perez, E., Pinagos, F., Pineda, T., Ramos, J., Rodriguez, M., Sherwood, N., Stephens, A., Waller, B., Welch, A. You have helped make Balboa High School a school to be proud of, and you have done your fob well. Guardian of the boys' gym baskets ftti. it www f':yc,N,?-,. ,.., :Wu ' '- gf V 1, ,I rn! fx B 'ii'