Balboa High School - Galleon Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

 - Class of 1937

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,IOE AI.AMEDA . . . Ver- non . . .maintains he's an athlete . . . perhaps . . . has a block B . . . can cook, too . . . has a most likeable per- sonality . . . admits he has a good voice . . . if trained . . . yes, if trained . . . but he's got to eat his spinach. ANTONE ANASTASI . . . Annie . . . well, now we have that super-man . . . all the screen idols rolled into one . . . perhaps it's just a little self ilattery . . . grant- ing his brunette and ques- tionable handsomeness . . . he will make afood lawyer . . . his gift o gab is stu- pendous. MILDRED AUGUSTADT . . . Mill . . . she's going to sail, the sea . . . and hail the world . . . that is when she completes her college education at Stan- ford . . . we envy her future . . . and the ardor she har- bors for chocolate cake . . . anything but crumbs, she would say. ELEANOR BALBI . . . Bal . . . cabbage stay away from her door . . . how she dislikes it . . . oh, my . . . she's not a bru- nette . , . but a brownette . . . if you please . . . and a little sugar, too . . . that was uncalled for . . . but she is sweet . . . and loves to dance. ELINOR BAUER . . . El . . . very definite in con- nection with her ambition . . . it'll be something good ...asshesays...my, what big blue eyes she has . . . and such a lovely fig- ure . . . just be polite to her and she's your friend . . . but watch out if you're stuck-up. ROY BECKER . . . Noisy . . . played more than a little football in his time ... good football, too . . . he's the campus character by trade . . . has quite a little competition in this respect . . . he doesn't mind . he can take it . . . anything but a flat tire . . . on a rainy night. FLORENCE BENNETT . . . Smoky . . . nothing like a little variety . . . from Chico High to Balboa . . . she's traveled far from home . . . we like her Frenchy appearance . . . she likes vacations . . . fog . . . rainy weather . . . but stran- est of all . . . she dislikes getentions . . . some girl. ART BRESNAN . . . Bris- bane . . . his ambition is now fully realized . . . he graduated from high school in four years . . . now he's out to be an automobile dealer . . . such a marvelous physique he has . . . wonder if the fact that he's a sun fanatic has made his hair so curly . . . he's not easily fooled...his own way often obtained by friendliness. Page sixteen EDNA ALBRECHT . . . Red . . . aspires to be a dancer of great ability . . . red, heads have great te- nacity . . . she might real- ize her ambition . . . and too, her secretarial ability will help her bide her time . . -. who can tell what fu- turity holds for this fair damsel. MARCELLA ARAGON . . . La Cucaracha . . . A lovely thought, says she... A lovable person, say we . . . she dances like one be- witched . . . her eyes Hash and twinkle . . , an enviable tiny creature . . . we'll miss this bundle of vivacity when she's gone . . . to hunt suc- cess. HARRY BAGAl.A... Budi' . . . O.l.S. competitor for school cake-eater...is Harry or our vice principal to be pitied..our curly-haired Bud has a blonde complex . . . hates all blonde haters . . . oh, to find a blonde who can cook. OLIVE BARKER . . . Ol- lie . . . an apple a day keeps the doctor away . . . but not when they are nib- bled . . . you've got to eat your apples . . . oh, yes, and the nose knows . . . espe- cially Ollie's . . . it's so cute . . . she has designs on a certain position . . . cos- tume designer. FRANCES BECK . . . Fran . . . Miss Serious- ness in person . . . the whys and wherefores of politics fascinate her , . . some call her eccentric . . . but they are wrong . . . thecy simply don't recognize in ividual- ity and earnest ambition . . . aims to pass the Civil Ser- vice exam. ARTHUR BECKMAN . . . Becky . . . to college, to college, to colle e he will go . . . such amgition . . . this curly-headed lad's fu- ture anticipation leads to- ward engineering . . . and away from bum jokes . . . he models, too . . . boats, of course. ARTHUR BIAGI . . . Bij . . . eating spaghetti has made a long string of hits in his ball game . . . takes the place of spinach for building muscle in his case . . . has a complex . . . baseball , . . all his aspira- tions lie in baseball . . . and comedy . . . if comedy is aspiring. EDWARD BROWN . . . Turk . . . the boy who's bashful . . . shy and back- ward, too . . . a radio fancier . . . and government is his talkee-talk . . . oh, yes, he may be shy . . . but just ask his friends . . . a different story they'll tell . . . a story of Congeniality . . . his shyness fits in with his future work . . . truth itself. GEORGE AMANS . . . Cowboy . here's the boy who s going a long way on the roa to success . . . all in the line of machinery . . . his ambition soars . . . and though he's often to be heard saying, oh, yeah . . . we know the answer is most certainly . . . he's tops. CHARLES ASHTON . . . Chuck . . . waiting for a street car isn't his line . . . he's going to be a motor- man, some day . . . the street car will have to wait for him . . . irksome duty is homework . . . it is one thing he can do without nice y . . . couldn't we all. LORRAYNE BAKER . . . Blondie . . . she's just thektype to hold your hand while the dentist drills . . . cheerful . . . does the strang- est things at times . . . a silly and serious mixture . . . hut we like her . . . and though she loves to travel . . . she won't ever leave our memory. LENA BARTOLI . . . Lee . . . with a hop and a skip she jumps her rope . . . its a hobby . . . tsk, tsk . . . this brown-haired, brown- eyed girl should be Fast that stage . . . seemin y she is . . . has an avid dislike for odorous cigars . . . and a fierce longing for orchids . . . no kidding. BETTY BECKER . . . Becky . . . when she smiles . . . she gives it everything . , . dimples and all . . . and has she got dimples . . . oh, boy . . . wonder if they have any- thing to do with her being on the honor roll every term ...andC.S.F .... her fancy turns to accounting . . . expects to be a C.P.A. CATHERINE BELFIORE . . . Kay . . . whatever she does with such long hair is beyond us . . . but it is becoming . . . reminds one of . . . so simple and so sweet . . . don't be funny . . . anyhow, she aims to he a court reporter . . . we're rooting for her. JAMES BIZZO . . . Bees . . . such an ambition . . . to be famous . . r what stretches of the imagination that brings forth . . . carry- ing books irks him . . . re- gardless, he's always seen with an armful . . . he's an angler . . . and a trackster . . . he'd play a piano . . . if he had one. DORIS BROWNING . . . Dot . . . this girl won't eat turnips . . . naughty, nau hty . . . she dislikes crabiy teachers . . . mighty strange . . . thinks high school is the inner word . . . hopes to make a suc- cess of life in the outer world . . . skip it , . . as she would say...her fondness for chewing gum is everlast- ing . . . they re inseparable.

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.1 J, , Ira HIGH IIINIoRs ' Y - HIGH SOPHOWIORES HIGH FRESHMEN LOW' JLYNIORS G55 ll? 'O row soPHoiIoREs I.OW FRESHMEN 5x ofthe Inter-Class Regatta President . Vice President Secretary . Representative Yell Leader Counselor . Sponsor . President , Vice President Secretary . Representative Yell Leader Counselor . Sponsor . President . Vice President Secretary . Yell Leader Counselor . Sponsor . President . Vice President Secretary . Yell Leader Counselor . Sponsor . HIGH JUNIORS Total Enrollment 431 Low It'NIoRs Total Enrollment 4 2 john Tuft Rose Portman Louella Moore Roberta O'l,ezIry Lee Perrone Miss Nelson Mr. O'Brien Ivor Callaway Anthony Terranova Dorothy Foppiano jackie Kerns jack Morris Miss Rafto Miss McDowell HIGH SOPHOMOR ES Total Enrollment 5 5 Robert See Cyril Kashevaroff lean McCulloch lack Noll Mr. Lester Mr. Power LOW SOPHOMORES Total Enrollment 4ll6 joseph Alesci john Seri Dorothy Wielzind Henry Vassmer Mr. McCarthy Mrs. Barker President . Vice President Secretary . Yell Leader Counselor . Sponsor . . President . Vice President Secretary . Yell Leader Counselof . Sponsor .. . J i - ti Total Enrt HIGH FRESHMEN Total Enrollment 388 LOW FRESHMEN Illment 335 Lido Starelli Gloria Merta May Edwards Dan Henry Mr. Clarke Miss Hanlon Billy Steenherg Doris O'ReiIly Marylyn Wilke Nicholas Barharatto Mr. Snow Miss Aced Dot's the scribe of the low twelve class, Isn't she the sweetest lass? Alwa s h ' h h 'y -urrying ere Or t ere, Forever In a hurry to get nowhere. Page jiflffll



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ALBERT BRUNO . . . Punch . . . the brains have it. . . at least his have . . . poetry simply flows from his pencil . . . he studies deep sea life . . . distinguishes dogs from mongrels . . . li es dogs . . . dislikes mongrels . . . wants to lead a life of lei- sure . . . hasn't a very good start . . . just works. DOROTHY BUNNEY . . . Dot . . . to be a secre- tary . . . somebody's secre- tary . . . anyb0dy's secretary . . . just as long as she is a secretary . . . t at seems to he all she wants . . . what she doesn't want is teachers to continually tell her to stop talking in class . . . but that's what teachers are here for. HAROLD BURMAN . . . Hal . . . of all the queer occupations . . . he hunts for gum under desks . . . not to chew, we hope . . . onions and classica music . . . such a combination . . . he frowns upon both . . . swing music and dutch treats turn his frown upside down . . . he smiles . . . blue eyes and all. ALICE CAMPBELL . . . Al . . .gosh . . , such retty hair she has . . . joe likes it . . . whoever he may be . . . she'll make a mighty perty stenographer, we think . . . does ike to dance . . . and she's ever so sweet and friendly . . . in a way, she rather tops the top. ARTHUR CARLSON . . . Swede . . . this fellow's a swimming addict . . . so he says . . . a characteristic trait is part of his makeup! he does not like homework ...tohesure. ..how come he likes history then . . . takes a lot of studying . . . or perhaps it's a study of human nature he likes. PAULINE CERMAK . . . merely Pauline . . . as neat as a pin is she . . . prim and pretty . . . works with precision . . . says she wants to workin a bank . . . for good and honorable rea- sons. JEAN CHIDNOFSKY . . . Genius . . . she has some- thing for which to be proud . . . her birthday is April Fool's day . . . proud, did we say . . . it's her ambition to gain pounds . . . it is most people's ambition to gain dollars . . . we surmise that jean is a little different from others. CHARLES COCKRIELL . .. Red . . . has neither likes nor dislikes . . . he just is . . . he does collect stamps . . . maybe he doesn't like it, though . . . he's not saying . . . and machine shop in- terests him . . . plans to make use of the knowledge it brought him . . . wants to be a machinist . . . has red hair and a very inquis- itive nature. BERNARD BUCKHOLZ . . . Bernie . . . a music maker and master . . . leads a harmonious life. . .music, music, music , . . a per- sonality-plus boy . . . likes many others . . . conceited people are taboo to him . . . not to mention history . . . with the possible exception of history of music. ROBERT BUNNEY . . . Navy . . . just another salt . . . his chest is deco- rated with a full rigged ship . . . some day he hopes to sail the South Seas . . . blow my scuttle butt, there's a storm a-blowing . . . this fellow is more than a little sea-minded in our opinion . . . blast it. DOLORES CALLAHAN. .. Babe , . . a tiny five- footer with a violent dislike for homework . . . that's because the night was meant for sleep . . . and the day- time to swim and play ten- nis . . . she'll never be an accountant that way . . . or maybe we're wrong again. PETER CAMPILONGO . . . Trump . . . he's the gent who makes a hobby of col- lecting dust . . . gets ner- vous around butterfly col- lectors . . . is self conscious . . . or something. . . would eat garlic if it could bc done by some long distance method . . . he's heard to say, How ain't we, are ou? . . . slightly pixi- llated. REGINALD CARTER . . . Reg . . . ho-ho-pip-pip . . . he's the fellow who goes in for sailing . . . and ools around with makeshift sloops . . . serious girls and conceited boys drive him berserk . . . such a ity . . . can it be that sillpy, non- sensical girls are a delight to him. BEVERLY CESTARI . . . Bev . . . lovely white teeth framed by a charming smile . . , her desire to be a nurse we hope will he realized . . . her delightful personality topped hy her tive foot two inches makes her a person we're proud to know. IVAN CHIOLO . . Ive ...notbadtol o at... a pleasure to w . . . by his Own s . . . we've got a fe g he's fooling . . . ' to be a butdier . . . menced his appren- tice p alpeady . .' . prac- t' cuttillg in 'hool - , . Wilina Hts n anywheie with him . . . even here. WINIFRED COE . . . Pmkie . . . a very obe- dient lass . . . claims that a girl's hest friend is her mother . . . also that she has lovely eyelashes . . . hair that challenges any movie actress . . . and laughter that is unceasing . . . wouldn't mind having her for a nurse . . . would you? . . . her way into the heart of the world is won. JAYNE BUICK . . . just jayne . . . but what's in a name . . . especially when you have such an eiferves- cent personality as this girl . . . she sings.. . and dances . . . she's nice . . . and a blonde . . . wants to dance with a partner . . . well, well . . . you could fool us. JOHN BURKE . . . john- n1e . . . a peculiar s eci- man of mankind . . . Iikes work . . rhaps that is why. ch in gum a eals to him .. e's exce ingly friendl . . . a e smile is his ' . . . as a scientist . . . c -enced his career by learning the science . . . of chess. iLOIS CAMERON . . . Cam . . . a mighty pe- culiar girl is she . , . the Amazon type . . . with the cutest nose . . . and bi gest blue eyes . . . the drawiack is . . . she dislikes matri- mony . . . she's quite an athlete . . . an archer of much ability . . . she's aim- ing at hearts . . . intends to he a physician. MARTHA CANTU . . . Marty . . . from one who knows . . . sh-e's the grand- est person this side of the Swanee River . . . about the other side . . . we couldn't say . . . she's sweet and kind . . . and the best friend a person could have . . . but you better like her poems . . , if you want to be liked by Martha. CARMELO CELESTRE . . . Celest . . . this handsome fellow is a person of a very agreeable and frolicsome na- ture . . . he is forever smil- ing . . . he'll make a com- petent doctor . . . his smile will cheer the patients on . . . though his pills may discourage them. ESTHER CHELINI . . . Babe . . . a friend to all who are friendly . . . especially tall, blue-eyed blondes . . . she'll stay home from school for any slight reason . . , it's a hobby . . . eventually she'll draw ar- tistic pictures . . . now she draws attention . . . she's truly a grand person. CAROLINE CHRISTOPH- ERSON . . . Carol . . . a welcome newcomer in our midst . . . she should have come sooner . . . the pret- tiest color combination is brown eyes and fair hair. . , Carol has it . . . and big brown eyes, too , . . her boss will find pleasure in dictating to her. MILDRED COGHLAN . . . Millie . . . rain doesnt uncurl this girl's hair . . . it's so black and curly . , . most permanently . . . and not by machine either . . . says she doesn't like milk shakes . . . she's just self conscious . . . the size of milk shakes belittles her . . . that is why all day suckers suit her . . , she's got some- thing there. Puge ref-'enleen

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