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

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uccaneer Saygaring 150 ZORICH--EDITOR Directed by able editors, the Buccaneer covers the latest styles in clothes, latest records, and always keeps the student up to date on top bands and singers. The newspaper is continually trying to develop more powerful editorializing, and improved writing. Under the Buccaneer editor, Sam Zorich, it has had a full coverage of Balbozfs sporting events and social life. During the spring '50 term the newswriting class had a new editor, Sam Zorich, who worked very hard to publish n good paper. He did. joan Lindt was his assistant editor. The newswriting class introduced two new reporters, Gloria Ardiz- zoni and Yvonne Sharp, Miss jenness Hudson is back and actively su- pervising the publication of the Buccaneer, a paper which all students look forward to receiv- ing every month. PAGE TWENTY'SEVEN

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BUCCANEER STAFF, FALL '49 lflCC6U'lQ8If' BUCCANEER COVERS ALL The fall '49 Buccaneer staH did an outstanding job in publishing the school paper under their editor, joan Lindt, and assistant editor, Sam Zorich. Mrs. Baggenstos gave excellent supervision in taking over Miss Hudson's place in teaching the newswriting class. The purpose of the club is to publish the student newspaper. The Buccaneer is known to cover all cor- ners of the campus. JOAN LINDT Editor ,Wm ff The chief activities of the newswriting class consist in learning editorial writing, advertising, sales and to circulate the Buccaneer. Students of the Buccaneer staff are up bright and early to distribute the papers in front of Balboa once every month. It has become popular to send a committee to sell the Buccaneer to other schools, such as Lincoln and Polytechnic. In return they come to Balboa and sell their school papers to Balboa students. ACTIVITY IN THE PRESS ROOM AS DEADLINE NEARS. PAGE 'l'XVIEN'I'Y-SIX

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are gsm.. 51. PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT GALLEQNX satis , I .1 V ,KX :wa...f,h,kxML-xx I ... , Si It ig info ajshriforg Witli enthusiastic planning and effort, the Gal- lean staff started their work guided by the theme originated in the fall '49 journalism class. This year's Galleon is one of Balboa's best year books. The staff has tried, as far as space allowed, to see that teacher or student interest has been omitted. The entire class assisted the advertising staff, headed by Charles Bottarini and Joyce Biancalana, and made the Galleon a financial success. The new special leather-covered Galleon with senior names stamped in gold may start another senior tradition. Under the kindly guidance of our publication advisor, Miss Melkonian, the staff, a most pleasant and ambitious one, has achieved the goal for which it has strived, and we sincerely trust that our efforts will meet with your approval. XVith gratitude the Galleon acknowledges its indebtedness to Miss Montgomery for her patience and unfailing kindness in preparing the typing for this issue, and to Miss Harker for the art work which brought the theme to life. Lrjl, .1lmrr': XVnlter king, editor. Rlglll, :lbUl'c'.' Miss Mclkoni.m, advisor. Galleon. f.'r'l1ll'r.' Collecting lklnncy. Bulurru' '49 Stuff in sales czunpuign. Oj1fm,rilu fhlgt' - Galleon Stan' Spring WU. Leif middle: Miss Montgomery, Miss Harker, Sales Managers Joyce Bmnculailri and Charles Bnttarini. Bu!lu1r1.' Layout Crow.