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

Page 17 text:

Top Row: Scott, Williamson. Second Raw: Urey, Ryall, Mathisen, Mckrystle, RusSell,j. Smith, McCarthy, Snow, Schwarzc. Tbird R.ow:Sproule Norgard, Price, McQuaid, Newman, York, Nunn, Mitchel, Thomas. Fourrla Raw: Mitchell, Warncld, Roberts, McDowell, Malville, Walker Nelson, A. Smith. From' Row: Rivers, Matteson, M. Montgomery, Springer, A. Montgomery, King, Powell, Todd, Mallet. ...Sl cool Mar Social Studies Scicn ce ABT, DONA De-LUCE BAER, ROSE B. HEED, BAYARD W. HILLIARD, BARTA E. HUDSON, JENNESS L. KELLY, FRED A. MONTGOMERY, ANTOINETTE TNUNN, GEORGE E. SNOW, IRVING W. SPRINGER, BERNICE B. WALKER, SIGNE M. WARFIELD, ISABELLE D. BARR, FRANK E. BEEBE, WALLACE B. XBERKSON, HARRY CHRISTENSEN, LOREN GREENLY, MAURICE MITCHELL, RUTH V. O'BRIEN, HAROLD E. PETTIT, MURIEL POPPIC, CLARA ROBERTS, ALEREDA K. SMITH, ELIZABETH A. SMITH, JAMES S. 0566 Secrctmfzes Health BRITTON, IRMA DOORSCHODT, ANNE MCDQNALD, OLYMPIA M. :l:Depm'1nzent Headf Jack is nimble . . . jack is quick . . . so Jack jumped into a ptexy -Ship . . . may be Slight . . . but is not to be taken Slightly . . . when big things cross his path . . . he mows them down to size . . . so they make perfect fits . . . even this little shaver believes in voicing his opinions with the bigger ones. Page thirteen O I .x 7 ,990

Page 16 text:

Trp Row Hudson, Fred Kelly, Berkson. Srwfzd Row: Hurd, Burger, Heinz, Gerlach, Bronson, Clarke, Lester. Third Ron Beebe I-lutthinson Nt Bftbci Charnuis, Christensen, Heed, Frank Kelly, Billeci, Hamersley. Fozfrzb Row: Knox, Cushman, Bartlett, Bell Klaus Balzarini Clinkenbtard Hill, Kinkel. Ffmzz Roni: Hilliard, Daly, Kellogg, Burt, jones, Berkowitz, Ligda, Anderson, Essner. Q O O l Mazfhcmazficr BARTLETT, ADELAIDE BERKOWITZ, FRANCES GERLACH, FRED M. HAMERSLEY, RAY R, KLAUS, NORMA MCCARTHY, ROY D. PETERS, ESTHER C. :SMITH, ARTHUR H. VOLANDRI, MAUD M mic BILLECI, SALVATORE KINKEL, THAYER M. 'NORGARD, GERTRUDE ROBINSON, LILLIAN M. Marste C 0 fn fn cffcial ANDERSON, RUTH C. BABER, ELLOUISE N. BOND, PAULINE BURGER, JAY CHAPUIS, EMILIE CUSHMAN, MARGERY DALY, MYRA G. GARFINKLE, LILLIAN MAKI, VERA A. RMONTGOMERY, MARGARET PIERCE, CLELIA V. sILvIA, GLENEICE M. UREY, RALPH E. WILLIAMSON, CHARLES J. YORK, HELEN T. 1 Fresh as a Daisy . . . but does something besides just grow 'TN XA' ability in person . . . held many class ofhces . . . always smiling and agreeable . . . no job too big for Tiny . . . Stanford bound with a 'E' ticket already marked success fe a , IS..

Page 18 text:

Book Larners EDITH ANDERSON . . . happiest when teaching French or Spanish to interested students . . . brightens the day with ready smiles and colorful smocks . . . enjoys her Woodside summer home . . . lover of outdoor life . . . HARRY BERKSON . . . this tranquil concocte'r of scientific experiments takes his ideas home . . . and tries them out in his shop . . . set up in his basement . . . knows his sciences from A to Z . . . as his many followers will admit . . . J. PERRY CLINKENBEARD . . . victim of wander-lust . . . and Russian River . . . has interesting stories to tell of his adventures . . . or his wire-haired dogs. . . while teaching boys the fine points about machinery . . . knows his business . . . and is well-liked by all . . . J. LERQY DIXON . . . has travelled the world over . . . quiet, dignified . . . yet always has a twinkle in his eyes . . . for youthful English friends . . . lends a helping hand to anyone in need . . . a grand person to know . . . EUGENE HILL . . . silent man of sports . . . produces great ball teams . . . likes to work crazy puzzles . . . and to help freshmen grow up . . . even though he talks to them with a southern drawl . . . LETA HOMEL . . . here's a walking authority on good books . . . has a pad full of library debtors' names . . . and nickles them to death . . . but that's part of her job . . . a fine lady . . . and does she collect those fines! . . . SADIE MCDOWVELL . . . dress designer of first rank . . . director of girls' fashion shows . . . evidences interest in teaching the art of sewing . . . a very genial, gentle person . . . in every respect . . . DEPARTMENT HEADS Berkson, McDowell, Nunn, Smith, Norgard, Swart, Homel. Powell, Clinkenbeard, Montgomery, Hill. MARGARET MONTGOMERY . . . rushing here and there . . . is this delightful commercial head . . . her hands full of mimeographed material . . . which she has done for some- one . . . hard work is her middle name . . . amiability makes her a student favorite . . . GERTRUDE NORGARD . . . sings the hours away . . . this talented and popular music director . . . chief joy is her young son . . . who has some note worthy footsteps in which to follow . . . if his smile is as broad as his mother's, he'll be tops . . . GEORGE NUNN . . . opens his mouth . . . out pops a joke . . . sported a goatee for months . . . then one day the razor slipped . . . or at least that's his alibi . . . standing room only in his social science classes . . . likes cheese . . . BESS POWELL . . . this lover of sports has had many a tumble . . . on ice . . . until she learned how not to fall . . . her sunny smile melts the snow . . . is loved by all girls' sports' en- thusiasts . . . a grand scout . . . ARTHUR SMITH . . . pockets always full of licorice . . . and pet jokes . . . square guy who can always be found in the middle of angles and triangles . . . if you want to get to the root of things . . , ask this walking mathematician . . . CLAIRE SIMON . . . turn this little lady loose in an art museum . . . if you wish to please her . . . interest in things artistic makes class work a pleasure . . . likes sweets . . . and her new automobile . . . ARTHUR SWART . . . if this man doesn't turn into a blue print or a master program, it won't be his fault . . . spends the day making plans . . . yes, sir . . . with youthful, ambitious drafts- men. Page fourteen