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

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1 PHILIP FRAHER ' Philip Fraher has served ten months in the Navy after storekeepefs school in San,Diego . . . Frank Macchia, now with American Army in Italy, has been in the service of his country two years without a furlough. Recently promoted to the rank of corporal . . . jim Carpeneti, Coast Guard, had the good luck to be stationed in San Francisco . . . George Maggetti, Navy, is now in Manila. Was in on D Day, and has two stars for mzajor battles. . . . Andrew Martinovich, graduate of january '41, is now an Army Air Corps member. Macchia Ca rpeneti M aggetti Martinovich '-'nrt -' A I 355 , ww X .. ' . 1 :A xxx f t , ' ji, . f V f-- VQN N 7 3- E: I X .en r q t.. h K i I Graduate NCW IS THE TIME TO START AYOUR CAREER IN THE Telqbbone Company If you are interested in a good job now-that has a future after the war too-consider work as a telephone operator or in an omce position at the Telephone Company. You'1l enjoy renewing friendships with former school- mates now in the Company- Tlve work is interesting o The surmundings pleasant And we'llpay you while you learn Let us tell you more about it. Come in and talk it over with our employment advisors at 140 New Moivroomsnv srnssrs. SAN runcasco THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPI-I COMPANY PAGE ONE HUNDRED FIVE

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in Coca-Cola is the answer to thirst that adds refreshment. Your own experience tells you iust what to expect. Ice-cold Coke has the hap- py knack of making thirst a minor matter...refreshment your fore- most feeling. And your own experience will prove this fact: The only thing like Coca-Cola 'is Coca-Cola itself. BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY IY The Coca-Cola Bottling Co.. San Francisco Good Wishes of the , ' I Balboa Parent-Teacher Association Go to Every Balboa Graduate PAGE ONE HUNDRED FOUR 0'Hare Larsen Lynch Vidale ' Ed O'Hare knows what India looks like, for he's seen plenty of territory near Assam road. Has been in Uncle Sam's Army since October '42 . . . George Larsen, graduate of june '38, is now with the Maritime Service . . . Walter Lynch, Navy for five years, of which 14 months were in the South Pacific. Now in San Francisco in the communications held . . . Alfred Vidale, june '43, is another blue- jacket in Uncle Sam's ocean . . . Lt. Loren Christensen, member of Balboa faculty for several years, was transferred to Lin- coln High before receiving a commrission in the Naval Air Corps. Was assigned to Pensacola, Florida, Air Field where he is still stationed. L'l'. LOREN CHRISTENSEN

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DRYER, V GARRIITY KEYS INCORPORATED Paper Rulers ' Boolcbinders Manufacturers 45?- 33- i' 1- -:Q - . 'T' r I, ni... 5 4 J' I I ' , V ' fd . P .X 246 First Street ' San Francisco Phone Exbroolc 2871 Hill Jackson Crowe Figueroa ' Monte Hill, who joined the Navy in july '44 and now with the amphibious unit, is somewhere in the South Pacific. . . . Robert jackson, Army . . . Fred Crowe, Fall '34, joined the Coast Guard right after Pearl Harbor and has seen ZW years action overseas. His new assign- ment is signalmrm, second class, -aboard rr craft patrolling the west coast . . . julio Figueroa, Army, went to England after a year's training in the states. From England he was sent to France, Belgium, and Germany with artillery unit of the First Army where he was injured. . . . William O'Hare joined the Sea Bees in August '45. After training at Williams- burg, ,Va,, and Providence, R.I., he saw action at Pearl Harbor, and more recently on Tinian Island in the South Pacihc. XVILLIAM O 'HARE PAGE ONE HUNDRED SIX