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

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Two clowns from gym class put on a vaudeville stunt . . . Just the old lunchtime gang on the front steps . . . Sidelines are always well populated while the football team practices on the Balboa turf . . . Paul Stollin looks serious even though he had just won S30 as Hrst prize in a college poetry contest . . . That old familiar gridiron huddle . . . joe Jackson charged five pennies for each autograph on his leg cast . . . Prexy Lino PAGE ONE HUNDRED TWELVE Beldi leans on the megaphone for assistance . . . Three lads play Choo-choo . . . Four musketeers . . . Pigtail lasses . . . Senior girls jump rope without casualty . . . Mr. Chase shakes his head to the question, Please may we take a double lunch period? . Husky Dave Rapken gets in trim for the next football contest by jumping rope with the girls . . . Gaspar Candito entertains his onlookers during noonday activities.

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LePiane Sertorelli Larsen Nelson ' Eugene LePiane, Army Air Corps, holds Air Medal, Good Conduct Medal, Flying Cross, and Presidential Citation for his work- in the European theater of war . . . Joe Sertorelli, Army . . . Harry Larsen, june '42, now an oflicer in the Maritime Service . . . Lt. Robert Nelson, Army, is disbursing officer at Fort Custer, Michi- gan. A December '38 grad, who has served three years to date . . . Ernest Scolini, now a corporal in the Army, is in South Pacific waters. Instructor in in- fantry at Fort Ord following his training at Camp Roberts .,.. Ciro Landi, Army . . . Bob Guenley, Navy, now stationed at Nevada amniunitions factory . . . Matteo Genna, Navy, who was in an invasion of New Guinea, Hollaridia, and way points. Scolini Landi Guenley Genna l i iJUil'lilill'l UJUBJS for the 1944-45 GALLEON 52, S J. H. DOHERTY 'ik 'ik' 177 Post Street, Suite 809 Phone SUtter 1542 PAGE ONE HUNDRED ELEVEN

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