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

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CHAPTER TWO . . .UBADGE TOTERS, The right to self-government, although hotly contested in Piney Hill Crick, seems to bore all but the wrathy mayor. In order to put through pet legislation, shootin' irons are brought to meetin's.

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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

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Top 'Rauu' Allen, Di Pietro, Gorrebeeck, Lehigh, Gittins, Calloway. O'Ro ke, St ll', P ' ' . M'ddl R : W' 'k ff C G F ' Sheffield, Bergstrom, Tuflt, Smith. Barium Row: Machris, Miller, Knabenslaihh, Ru2ssZ,lPoifiihI:frxi, Hivwaipd, d3uarbierlir3nPei',ez,, Sgxrihergiayl oppmnoi VOTING MEMBERS WILLIAM LEHIGI-I ........ ROSE PORTMAN ......... ANN COUTTS .... BEATRICE WINNIKOFF . EVELYN BARBIERI . HARRY O'ROURKE . JAMES GITTINS . . CHARLES SHEFFIELD . TOM HOWARD . . . JESSIE MILLER . . . JOHN TUFFT . . . DOROTHY FOPPIANO . . . FRANCIS BARON . . JUNE POIRIER . . JOSEPH PEREZ . . LOIS ALLEN .... LIDO STARELLI . . . BILLY STEENBERG . ED GOLDMAN . .,..... . BETTY MACHRIS , ...... GEORGE BERGsTRoM I . I 1voR CALLOWAY . . . JOHN RUSSO .......... BOARD OF DIRECTORS . . A. President . Vice President . , . . Secretary . . . . Treasurer Assistant Treasurer . Athletic Manager . . . Custodian . . . Yell Leader . . President H-12 Girls' Representative Boys' Representative . . President L-12 Girls' Representative Boys' Representative . President H-ll , . Representative . President L-11 . Representative . President H-10 . President L-10 . . President H-9 . . President L-9 NON-VOTING MEMBERS CLAIRE KNABENSHUH ....... G. A. A. President FRED Di PIETRO ...,.... . . Galleon Manager . Buccaneer Editor ADv1soRs LEHIGH PORTMAN COUTTS Miss IRENE M. PAULY ..... . . Faculty sponsor WINNIKOFF BARBIER1 o'RoURKE Miss GLENEICE SILVIA .... . Financial Advisor Crime does not pay . . . and believe us . . . you can't argue with Judge Q Za Roberts . . . or helll call out the army . . . highest officer in the R. O. . . . Nb' I not in height . . . but in giving commands . . . yes, sir, . . . and in the I H Student Court, too . . . highest delight is to hear the words ten deten- tions . . . not for himself . . . but for the offender. 1+ , - Page sixteen