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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1955 volume:

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J 2' , 'f N , A ffl.- .vecpld , L , J L L 6240, f 1, f ' I Cflljfc Q, A l 7,,,X1' r k y'L -IX' W f wwf I , 1 , M ff A C-9.1 4' !1zc.,l1r,.,.,. ,N , kilf ff., ffm ji? ,f 3 :f1,,f' 7 , ' , N I - ijafj ,ffl at 4 'A Cl! in ' I I y, ty, if ya, Z 'if' 'V Wo! If , .. , tf'W'i , ,ML I I li 5 fl ul , M .W . -'ilvflif Vi ll l I y be , H if B 1 g 5 l 6 Galleon '55 Balboa High School is built of concrete, wood, and nails, but these only construct the buildings. Traditions seem to build themselves over the years until they have become the foundations of loyalty, and the invisible element we call spirit. These things really make a school. It is for this reason that we of the Galleon Staff decided to build the 1955 Galleon around the school year as expressed by tradition. On the front end sheet there is a picture of the new seniors getting ready to run down the aisles at the Move-Up Assembly, depicting the beginning of the term. The back end sheet, consisting of graduating seniors, shows the end of the term. Between these are pictured many other traditions of which Balboa students are rightfully proud. In the years to come, you will look back on your school years and remember how much fun there was, and how these traditions helped to induce this fun as well as a few tears, perhaps. We hope this 1955 Galleon will add in some way to your pleasant memories, and to the enjoyment of your thoughts. ANN RADO Galleon Editor 710' C'-.1 QX, QQ. ,QM-My jywl-ef yawv, W Ui , at 76 fl y, Wg digfwwfd' I '--- f -.,,.. .Vi A , ....,,.-.... iw- , .W ,,,. , .ac , .r anal:-B.-1,4m1 r ' ' Balboa High School San Francisco, California i -f' W ff fa- -i-Wwpsi 1 Q f A A i i riff i,lL L A i' i i i V y L' ' 1 A Af V X 5 ' ff - LV X Q, ,J ,iv ' V XY I ' My Jw' I V if ' iv i ' X ' 'i' 'tfvdb I ,f if if x yigflfw EMQ iv ' if Mig Q e iw V Fail '54 - Spring '55 27th year of Publication if f f 1. rw ,f f f if fgjpgie fn-wifi Q A 7544 youu wodwfg rifcfioi' ylwbc 1fsqq,,f-,Ag yyfyeyk, fffe-014.5 of iii,-4 ' QC, 5 444 LQ.-fo Y L , ,Q Q i J W ,i L34 'ilu-4Lj'j,f4f Ay0r,,4ffr' f,i,ii,lfgoB,, f f, 1 ' 4757 L14 7Lf 0t'fJ fl ilu-Ui dmcgf L Aj flwfuwa., JL rifoivrflfri Editor ......,............ ............. A nn Rado Business Manager .... ......... P at Allander Associate Editor ...... ........ K en Holsworth Fun Editor ............ ..v.... B everly Roberts Senior Editor ................................ Connie Moya Advertising Manager .............. Randall Neuman Copy Editors ..,......... Gary Curto, Sandy Milazzo Photo Editor .................................. Alma Green Adviser ...... ............ H , Blk lla a Balboa Tradiiinn- -- -I Learning .... ....Page ll - f'fv,Wff'w , -I l g tg V , L ge. i M Serving .... i , a r f iiii i' li il li ....Page EE r r riia I n Having lun .... ....l3age 58 fllf Ili Till the day We graduate ....l3age HE lfff I'- IIC ,,-ff., ..,.1,,,, . To a Proven Friend 'We of the Galleon Stall belieye that han e i'.'O1'l-Lfid hard to publish a yearboolt to rneet the students' approx al. The Buccaneer Staff like' .'.' ise spends at lot of time and energy in bringing about a good school paper. But it seerns, after thinking it over, that our efforts becorne rnere trifles when cornpared to those of one who has spent rnany years bringing both the Galleon and the Buc- caneer rnany' rniles along their paths to success. Miss L. Hudson canie to Balboa in the Fall of l9Z0, just ty.-so years after the school opened. and took over both the Buccaneer and the Galleon. In lune of l932, alter she had taught only two years at Balboa, the Galleon was rightfully dedi- cated to her. ln that dedication a quotation was used: 'No fzfferz-iff fi fwend Tff Shall Pzfort vt fi,3i6V2d,'. - Beaumont. Bliss Hudson devoted rnany years to produc- ing successful publications before the orle proved f 5 too inuch for her health. and she 1 ,t.' as advised to give up the Galleon, ' No' .-,4. in lune of lflfifi, Qi? years later, she is leaving for a ' .',' ell-earned rest. So in deepest grati- tude the Galleon Staff, on behalf of the students. faculty, and adrnitiistiation of Balboa High School. respectfully dedicate this l935 Galleon to Kliss lenness Hudson. for 51115 ltfvf truly pfogen lfeweff rv 5 f ' emi. . f- - , - ,t,.t. -,i--,L, -- - - -1--+1 - ':::. 1,-fa: f:,,v.f-.a.-fefpw Q. ya,-f?.,a,e-f.-.-we-,,,,,.,-i.',!l, -.V, is-,,.-.lm ,:. :Ja rv 5, ' ' .,L.' ' - -. , ' 'W Jw 01' ' V , ff' , Z Q 34' il , X A fl Ward Lehman Mfhat is tradition? lt is a guide made up from the accumulation of experiences, and has great use. Jefferson expressed his point of view: Hthe dead hand of the past attempting to guide the future. In seeking guidance, human beings must look for practical answers. The past has great Value, but it must not blind us to the fast pace of our time. Ofttimes tradition does not consider origi- nality, and Americans are the most original people in the world. In contrast, tradition is a great stabilizer in our society and in our school, but it must not get in the road when we have new problems to solve and new issues to analyze. In our school we must provide an organization to take care of the individual. A person is a very delicate and complicated organism, and we must provide our facilities so that he will be in a climate to want to do his very best. Any person contemplating a successful future will have to learn to go past mediocrity. He may satisfy his group if he does not do too well, but when the employer interviews him, he will stand all alone before the desk of the personnel manager, and hc will be hired for what he is and for what he may become. If he has learned well, and is equipped with the habit of being satisfied with the best and nothing less, the pay will be most rewarding. At Balboa it is my earnest hope that our graduating students will forever strive upward to achieve the highest pinnacle of success in what ever Held holds their greatest interest. R. H. LEHMAN Principal Charles Swinburne niust have been a graduating senior when he said Dead and gone. the days we had together ---- It's true if we count only' the days oi the past year. but what we did on those days remains with us stronger than ever. The school and faculty' carry on. new classes enter, and our niein- ories oi the past help guide us on every' step we take. The inanys traditions to which this book is dedicated prove that bygone clays never die. Good sportsniansliip, high schol- arship. fine teams. and enjoyable dances. lor example. set the standards we always strive to nieet and exceed, Traditions. inoreover. are not just events. but are the ideas which have inspired each generation ot students to add something to Balboak stature as an outstanding school. jorix R, cg.yRR Dean ol Boys n s az, ,!Q'f2n- ,wc 5--' . , --fe . 'ig' , - A 4 f is - f , ' f '35 A A-sf P I N JA 7 -' f s V :ies Q ,sf .21 U . 1 ' Q-- 1321 x fl ' 'i ' - 1 V K' - 1 -Eg,-as ,LA ,. M I ,45- - .g s A . 5 gl.. 'E- 5 ff, , . . 1 1 .v , .14 . - , ' ' C AAQ. JOHN CARR Bc.s Dean The Deans Sa MISS RUTH M. ADAMS Girls' Dean As we say' goodbye to 19.34-5.5, let's consider one ot our fine traditions. Move-Up is the climax of a graduate's career. Symbols of authority' are given to the upper classinen - pins to the new L l2's, sweaters and senior privileges to the new H l2's, and the processional and places on the stage to the graduates. Silence during the presentations, applause for the musical selections, an ovation for the trophy' winners. and finally, tearsg these are all part of this great prograni. lt's pretty' hard to sing the hymn, but it's a tradition-tears and all. Now we say' Aloha and best wishes to all to our grad- uates and to those who stay' to carry' on Balboa's traditions. RUTH ADAMS Dean of Girls MR, RALPH HANSEN Coordinator n v ' Qc n -'xl I fx 3,15 I ' ' ' .V gm ' w -7 ' .V I . Q 'Wm '-M.. 4 'mg W 4 mm Mu S 2 2 'VPN '?h. Wm, 24 2 ive.. 'mm e 'Q' 7 .49 'W M, E 5 ii 1 , 'f W FUI EQ .. ' w ix K . X X1 5 mx Xi 'SN M. 1 fx-Q-:A if W' W and 132111130 HI1S EUntinue ' J , A Proud Tradition: LEARNING Wswxwwymxww f .... W ., -'-1 ' , i M wf.. A 2: f V Fanult Takes a Hall Break f ,Q g LL s, Q I ls ww lm, 4 M ff ie M 'f s vw ,J X he Q 1: 4' , fx ' A A 5 1 1 .,-:W may ,A 9 s, x W, ,f if-. Hy, ss X ',:, T W W 44? 'wasfgwmmff-ff Z N, V H Id! Z Left: Looking fascinated at a rally act are Mssrs. Huber, Alexander, Olinski, Carr, and Bik. Below, left: Mr, Muschi gets off a good one to Mrs, Muller, Mrs, Sapone, and Miss Mariani. The gunman below is Mr, Haas, keepxng time at The junior-senior footbali game. f. s. 343754. V: '.', e' 'e-e 2 s-e':,s ZEC,ESC'T Ere: '54 fr-ace? i 'fss Sauer shes- Cs ee e 4 e Il t. ce a basm-sfo e Fall Term Brings Elranqes Last fall Balboa lost fiye faculty members through retirement. To Miss Myra Daly, Miss Helene Harker, Miss Clara Poppic, Mrs. Laura Sproule, and Miss Rena XX'helan, Buccaneers wish the best of luck and happiness always. Even though Balboa did lose Frye yery won- derful teachers, the school added some sixteen others: Mrs. Florence Cohen, Mr. Harry Duff, Mr. Robert Durltin, Mrs. Edith Haier, Mr. John Han- ley, Miss Roma Mariani, Mr. August Marino, Mr. Louis Muschi, Mr. Tryphon Nichols, Mr. Raymond Olinsky, Mrs. Marion Skootsky, Mrs. Helen B. Skrabalq, Mr. Donald Trayers, Mr. H. B. Traye, Mrs. Muller, and Mr. Andrew Yayuris. Back from sabbatical leaye were Miss Lillian Carhnkel, Mrs. Emily Stone, and Miss Yeronica Shane, w ho were all touring Europe: Miss Doro- thy Berquist and Mrs. Eva Roberts, who were studying: and Mr. Victor Ligda, who was an ex- change teacher in Canada. On leaye are Miss Norma Klaus, Mr. Grover Neuman, Mrs. Orma Beckwith. Miss Frances Todd and Mrs. Patricia Specht. Mrs. Specht is the mother ol a baby daughter. ,Students and faculty lelt deepest regrets at the untimely death of Miss Margaret Montgom- ery, who was head of the Commercial Depart- ment. A v il 5 w tl F 7 9 . , W9 t t i Vg 4 1 U 18 ,. '-C' -1 '11--2 ff'-'elif-'I-'2f215ff If - A-W-1 ' 1 - --2--2, fr- r1 e.f'k - .Le fy.-.iw if -sv - Balboa 1955 Pacull R H Lehman Prlncupal John Carr Assn ant Principal and Dean ot Boys M s atalla Aced arles Adklsson r Reglnald Alexander Mlss Ruth Anderson LMuss Elloulse Baber xM1ss Lenore Barley X Mlss Margaret Barr Mr Eugene Beneflel Mr Bernhard Bernard Miss Dorothy Bergquust Mr Hyman Blk Mr Salvatore Bullecu Mnss Betty Blue Mr RobertA Brandebe rry Ruth M Adams Asslstant Principal and Dean of Gnrls Mrs Gertrude Fisher Mr Harold Friedman Mr Robert Gamper Mlss Lllluan Garflnkle Miss Yvonne Gaul Mr Fred Gerlach Mrs Marian Gibson Mr R N Gubson MfSgt E T Grunsteacl Mrs Ednth Hafer Mr John Hanley Mr Ralph Hansen Mlss Gertrude Hasselbr Mr Thomas Hedden ock Mr. Q ' . Mrs. Florence Balzarini Mrl Nncholas Germano x 'U J ,- Mrs Mathllda Cameron JMISS Rena Case X.Mrs. Florence Cohen . . Mr. John Clarke 3 Mrs. Josephine Cole Mass Ednth Connell N MfSgt. Robert Coombs 'Mr. Richard Date Mr. Harry Duff ' Mr. Robert Durkin Mr. Robert Ebert Mr. Carl Eklof Mrs. Ursula Farrell Mr John P Hofer Mr. Wllllam Holland Miss Violet Howard Mr. Eugene Huber Miss Jenness Hudson Mr. Allan Hummel Mrs. Pla Hunton Mr. Oscar James Mr. Embree Johnson Cot. B. L, Jones Mr. Harold Juster Mrs. Evelyn Kastner ,i f' 1 mtw 'Wwe Z'-fv -Z ,rf--.a f MISS RUTH ANDERSON Head Cou selor X all Wllf ll f xfl lx ' 0-I f 6 1 l GX V , f 'L' f Y .cf L ,V fl Mr. O'Brlen work ur? toftrrelbunchlltne at Red Cr ss Assembly, fl j l l K 17.7 .J J ,lf , L, , - lf 1 , J 1 J , 1. ll, 4 g Ulg LL 4 ffl rl I 1, 'I , L' N , .VHA eb, iff, 5-!l,! ,V 'LL X lr ! bf ' y M lf ll . gf lfU ,M l r ilf - 5' 4 J ,, ,rf ,l l J F f fl f .f 'F MJ l ' l' 1 L' bull' ff' Lll ll . fl, ,f 'i as A . ,I .l 2. 1 KL fm' . l V' A 1.1, f' ul m I ,f l ' LXR fl' l l' . Y. . l l ll l- V l .J Who blew that note? Mr. Rubin wants to know, ew Teachers Join the Hanks Quite 3 lei-G teachers were out on lease clut- ing the spring tetni. Among these was Bliss Xo- lan, who 2-:tis on sicl-1 lease. Another was Bliy Haas, who was doin! cuisiiculuni 2-iorlg at the Central Office. The following substituted lor the absentees: Blr. Ebert toi' Bliss Klaus. Bliss Tuslsa for Bliss Toclcl, Bli. Branclenheriss loin Blis. Haas, and Blix Csgiiiiliei loi' Bliss Nolan in English tincl EA. Teaclieis ne' .'.' to Balboa High School in the fall teiin inclticlecl Bliss Diane Stassen. She studied at san Francisco State College and now teaches Erench ancl English. .Xnothei new teacher is Bliss Yvonne Gaul. she clicl her practice teaching here lzist terin. and also teaches English :incl Eiench. Ex- a G Jr, 2,5 5 4 'E Lag x Mr. Tra,er Krnkel Mrs Iva Roberts 'Jr Lesrance Krex Mr. E. L. Rogers Mr Doral: Kczrs Mr. Lou Robin Pwr. r.f-ever Ligue Mrs. Else Sacome If Ss '-far, L rrs '!.rs, Martha Sclaaller U. !.' ,'.' Nl N rv: - laciee -we Llozza :E J ss Vera Mak, r. '!.,r:n Waker'-er r. Donald Marcos rss Perna 'Jafrerrl r. I-egos? 'Jar fc Mr. Jenn 1.f,:!-xnllffe Mr. Karl Sch-Narze Mrs. Eleanor Ser-.warze Miss Marie Scrlbante Mies Veronica Shane Mrs. Marlon R. Skool: l!rrs.Hele'1 B. Sk'ai:ak Mr. Harold Srnlrh hfrs. Elafcfe 'JcC:, Mrs. Bernice Esrrmger Mr. r err: fJe,er Miss Diane Stassef. 'J N M .r, Carl Mitchel rs. Perri 'A t:he'l rs Pm his Morrison Mrs. Tr-Head ffelfer P Mrs. Er-r-llle Stone Mr, Arthor S-f-art Mfrs. Paelme Tosch. Mr. Donald Trasers Mr. l.Z.'s rf'r',5Cr'l M SS E3 Th Trrtkler rfr, Tnprron Mlcrlols Nr. H. D. Trave. rf lr. l-larfld C Erteri r. P,a,rrr3r1G Olrrslf., Miss Vale Tesaa mrs. Loolse Lccerl Mr, Razer? Perussina Mr. Andrew Vavurls Mrs: Eess Pgherl Mrs, Leta 1'-'heeler r,4,. Leger pane? Mr.Charles'1!.llrarnso Mr.OrrCr1 Qoalls Miss lore tffrlscn Mr. I-rfror Rasrrressen r'.'- ss Pen, Wee: Miss Dorothy Reynolds In V 'ff my Q!! X' ,: W , I N- 1 '27 1. 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Belowi Arn Ghigliazza emergesg Paul Cohen stares . . A Bob Freder- iclas and John Cressa starr clean-op . . . Ann Trilling Counfs money. or ILT! fbl ii V he glfgf 55265 r '31 E ,if is I l fi ',,,,,..-1 5,2 -, lc ri BN' Bl l l B' XZ-.. ' ,y .amy ' 7' 4 E i li 3- f if Q.mllAl7NQ.Alhl L C. 5. F. lFALLl lfoftom Row: Faver, Marfucci, Kockars, Thompson, Crin, Haueler, Munoz, Horfman, Mahoric, Gray, Morgan, Beers, Peterson, Kovacik, Speris. Row 2: Vagadori, Lee, Robohm, Liberale, Gomez, Bartolozzi, Rossibertolli, Delnevo, Ghilarducci, Hoffma, lmbor- none, Hopper, Suenderman, Lawson. Row 3: Amenla, Kennaugh, Rodman, Johnson, Regalia, Trilling, Loser, Anderson, Hammond, Jimenez, Reynolds, Bogoslovski, Schiller, Bissig, Vogl. Row 4: Garnero, Ioannou, Ferreira, Nolan, Treanor, Kelso, Lyons, Manes, Collier, Tolosano, Kaylor, Behn, Cracovaner, Williamson. Row 5: Varian, Shumafe, Brady, Galli, Malmstrom, Duckering, Dakis, Buf- fa, Cahalan, Verza, Gregoire, Scott, Allison, Anchick. Row 6: Velasquez, Martino, Locke, Staff, Dafello, Bussanick, Stocker, Schwartz, Silveria, Mateo, Malafesta, Marelick, l-lillebrandt, Gaffo. Top Row: Schilling, Holmer, Gotelli, Polk. MIKE PEASE Fall President DICK SlLVA Spring President lf.S.l7. Has Active Year Hey, did you pass? That's what you're probably hearing all over Balboa, because the final grades are in. Well, some have failed, while, on the other hand, there are some who are able to join the California Scholarship Federation. The CSF is an organization for people who have received the top grades in the school. The sponsor is Miss Natalia Aced, who has guided the group for a number ol years. CSF oflicers last fall were Mike Pease, president, Sandra Hortman, vice-president: Barbara Mahoric, secretary: Diane Munoz, treasurer, Judy Gray, historiang and John Gatto, co- , ordinator. Their installation tea was at the beginning of the 4- terin. 'ii SANDRA HORTMAN ' Fall Vice President ' ' a l -ii BARBARA MAHORIC ,, ,,,,,, fa, Fall Secretary ' A ' 'fl 1, F BARBARA i-ioFFMA ' - f , C, Spring Secretary 'V A M -4 -f 95 ' ,I . DIANA Munoz 5 N I may , I, Fall Treasurer if-5 , L ' JANET KEi.so I v,,: ,jff V , , , Spring Treasurer 3 , Z f , Q Q, A JUDY GRAY i , ' ' ' Fall Historian f Spring Vice President illf L+-fail -. -J, , ,. - -- -- . ..-fn :- -,,, .,. ,.,-- -, ,- - ., Hifi: --v ---::5:-..--::-::-1..:-:--:: -,.: - :SEi': ree fe :4 CE: : 1. ,J 'I I Z1-,LQVZ .DH Vf. ' - ,- it J, f' I --a , fi? 1 J . - ' Q fi, 4. 2 Hitting the Banks Pa 5 Ulf The citv-wide sports nite was a highlight of last term. Cn January T, the CSF Hl2's made a tour of the University' of California. On the fol- lowing January 24, the Hl2's received awards at the Desert Tea. In the spring term, the CSF oflicers have been Richard Silva, president: Judv Grav, vice-presi- dentg Barbara Hoffman, secretarvg janet Kelso, C.S Bottom Row: 'v'.fII':e, Kiockafs, Sn gfey, Giodicy Hcffma, Imlzcrf-Crue, Razich, Panareili, Gray, Silva, Trill ng, Morgan, Harisberg, Vogle MISC . Strasser Perez. Row 2: Demo Goo, De Martini, Del.t..cchi, Esoosto, Maries, I.::erale, GCFTXEZ, Simper, Galii, Schwartz, Stocker treasurerg Andv Dakis. historian: and Jill Mor- gan, co-ordinator. Installation was on February 24, when mothers attended in the Little Theater. On April 28, 29, and 30, there was a student con- ference at Stanford L'niversitv, and on June 10, CSF'ers held their Desert Tea, at which the CSF seniors received their awards. , F. lSPR1TsGt I 11 egrani f ttmzz env? ewan- ema, on-nero. ov : f.7-r'nar1, entre, .ls , r I rm. , er r, rs, I er, arnero, I-1 I f, 'f , E V' C R R 3 R f T I Tl' on F ank Ma o :nope Bee Re t G Ferrigne, Namstrcfn, Cefegh nc, Dafelic, Dean, Accorrem, Ream, Ka,ior, Masters. Row 4: Rctzchm, Eartolozzu, Estebez, X-.Walsh Giivifflimt, Ftrso, Famcci. Ercfel., Ecgssfavski, Pesoslch, BETYEQVB, Hartson, Daufss, Eissig, Brac-,, Yuen, Uebel. Row 5: Revfl molds, Psp: rv, Csscareilt, ffansei, Luperinn, Afnaoco, Rogers, Jo ltffe P time-er, Eafta, Dakis, Dackeririg, Treancr, Speris, Kelso, Ivy-tg, Tgnef, Cafieom Top Row: Tnzmpeen, Fe-mere, Polk, Mareltcn Tcsseff, Eogaaleorii, J. inner, Noam, I-laskell, Kew, Parr, Graves, T5t'3Si'3, Semper, Eeccesef, Strtth, Pncntck. ' , ,, f , - -1- . 1' ' ,M,1Af.J,'7 f ff!-L., ', 1 'T'TTX x Q K fx EMMETT OMAS Fall President KATHY ZLICCA Fall Vice President PAULUNIE PAR lSE Fall Secretary CARMEN SOTO Fall Historian Among the events sponsored ln the tzill '51 Silver Seals was Ll silccessliil lin spite ot the rziinl picnic :it Signmntl Stern Grove. Tlliss lfieeii, ol the Bell lelephone Cotiipgimy spoke to :mother meeting about how to apply for ll job :mtl the pro- cetlnre lor filling out Lin zippliuitioii. Miss Gertrude lrlgisselbrock is sponsor ol this group: .the othcers for the lull 'fuel term were president, Emmett Davis: rife president, Kathy Zncczi: secret:irr, Pauline Pzirise: treasurer, Gail listehez: :md historian, Carmen Soto. The zipproximzite membership for the fall term wus two hundred :intl fifty: lor the spring term, two hundred. This is the largest organization in Balboa High School. Otlicers for the spring '55 term have been: president, John Cillllillllll rice president, Mike Reid: SCCl'Cll1l'f', May Lon Boi- tzino: treasurer, Anna Marie Sczlltnris: :mtl historian, Diane Fredizm i. SILVER SEALS lFALLl Bottom Row: Gxoardo, Mlkoda, Elvander, Zucca, Davis, Estebez, Klein, Row 2: Washington, P., Asplund, Loding, McPeak, Hxllrnan, Lovell, Tullson, Bernardi, Cereghino, Bravelli, Washington, Colla, Colondres Herrera, Massimo, Maitland. Row 3: Browne, Jolitfe, Furpo, Wahl, Valentine, J., Baca, Maggua, Palomares Valentine Wong, Crescu, Couro, Yuen V. Yuen, E., Otterbeck, Andrade. Row 4: Reiter, Bottlano, Zenam Burton Y' Burton B. Bucchmaneri, Arnaudo, Krieg, Nichols, Neal, Romero, Vlargues, Sargottl, Rose, Mal- oney. I'iowii5: Franeeseonu, Kruger, Good, Pease, Verduccl, Stephens, Bellamy,vMusanute, Mirlgian, Oltlen Stall, Ruano, Bohrer, Lebherz, Reetz, Thompson Brooks. Row 6: Young, Ferre-ttl, Ekberg, Smith, Cloke, Fer- rngno Cropper Fabela Crescl, Barozzt, Asolund, Lorenzl, Alexooulos, Molette. Row 7: Erickson. Grangeia, Mattioli Ricci' Purdy,' Bennett, Snead, Mattson, Battaglla, Baroway, l-lunsucker, Accornero, Christensen Lima Graves, 'Beddeson Top Row: Baldwin, Holland, Godfrey, Reich, Subtroplco, Cravotto, Correa, Walsh, l-lollaind, J., Gladysz, Coleburn, Jocobs, Santlch, Tasetf, Radetlch. N f ,A - ,LQ J lilals Largest Klub 1235 JOHN CAHALAN Spring President 17 f y wp- , ,, . ,. ., ,I ,, A ,I 7. f ., .1 , .riff , , ff , My A s 4 . 4 mflf r 4 Miks REID Spring Vice President ? MARY Lou aoimno li Spring Secretary ' at J , ' VL w f f J , 4 4 Z ,, ., A ANNA MARIA SCAFTURIS Sprung Treasurer DIANE FREDIANI Spring Historian Finishes Third Year I and r Activities sponsored by the spring '55 Silver Seals included a shave a balloon booth at the Carnival, and Flower Dav on the clay ol Open l-louse, April 26. This is an organization lor students with a B average on their report cards without any Dis, XV's, or L s. Its purpose is to give service to Balboa l-ligh School in any was needed. The inenibers ol' the Silver Seals have been encouraged to get into the activities ol their registries and classes and also Student Association activities. The following lall Hl2's received Silver Seals on their diplomas: Lorraine Blackburn, Geraldine Gioarclo, Carol Mikocla, Marvin Sheldon, Pauline Parise, Karl Pierson, Kathv Zucca, Dot Klein, Eunice Maes, Anita Delnevo, Barbara Ma- horic, and Joan Freese. A candlelight ceremony inaugurates the Silver Seal Society's spring officers. Bottom: John Cahalan, Mike Reid, Mary Lou Boitano, Anna Scafturis, Diane Frediani. Top: Don Elvander, Locke, Gail Estebez, Carmen Soto, SILVER SEALS ISPRINGI Bottom Row: Scoccia, Marincci, Kreig, Nichols, Frediani, Zenoni, Orlandi, Boitzno, Sczfturis, Sant:.o Bresson, Rose, Suenderman, Lindstorrn. Row 2: Wahl, Bernstein, Arlie, Nichols, Andrade, Cresc k, Fao- mares, Valentine, Asmussen, Rodoni, Verducci, Muldrow, Olson. Row 3: Titos, Locke, Collier, S,n1ons, I-lille man, Mahoney, Evans, Presswood, Borruso, Shour, Baldwin, Lebherz, Stall, Martino, Gndfrey. Pow -iz Reis, Restow, Thodes, Meryer, Radetich, Myatt, Maloney, Benzon, Musante, Peterson, Crosby, Krtrgzr, Molcttc. Row 5: Schilling, loannou, Bullis, Baroway, Pease, Burton, Galligani, Burton, B., Gin, Long, Anilfrson, fn- zalone, Uebel, Beaton, Roescheise. Top Row: Viargues, Erickson, Elvander, Harris, Grazians, Zaclcnnan, Mas- simo, Boehrer, M., Shahinian, Staff, Mirigian, Stephens, Grangeia, Sarzotti, Boehrer, B MY' bA9I mmf , -- ,... :.::: . .Q 6 5' ,Af- ,.t,.,.-rf-ff ' fit fl MGM? 'LW 7 A ,.f- - an Ray Anderson and Tom Fishstrom wrestle with an octopus ll-lonest!l at a Science Club excursion to Moss Beach. CAMERA CLUB lFALLl Bottom Row: Allen Funk, Asmussen, Sharp, Ger- aci, Williamsen. Top Row: Gotelli, Papale, Ro- mero, Reed, Conragen. Whatever Your lnterest l - The Radio Club is new to Balboa, but its ineinbers are making rapid progress in advancing their knowledge of radio connnunication. Mr. Schwarze is the sponsor. Along with their lab work the Science Club has been going on field trips, which area change ot routine and educa- SCIENCE CLUB lFALLl Bottom Row: Vitali, Luperini, Trilling, Tasseff. Top Row: Rey- nolds, Silva, Shilling, lmbornone. tional at the same time. Mr. Date is the sponsor. In addition to holding regular meetings the Spanish Club traveled to Stanford one day to fur- ther their knowledge ol the language. Jackie Firpo is the president and Mrs. Muller the sponsor. GERMAN CLUB IFALLB Bottom Row: Baca, Vogt, Schriefer, Wassmann, Frank, Geraci. Top Eogv: Kenny, McBurney, Hammond, Huden, Chin, Wedemeyer, e mann. ,fl qw 3' ' 502' FM' H ' FH Boffom Row: - f f 55:35-1 -5 g-- - gfgirfw'-Z ' 2. 35.35 Row Z: ' Boffom Row: -2 g'1 3: -zigez SEQ? f :Zhi TQD Rowih- 5? L if :'2Z i 'Zia-:z 'fzgga Row -ii, 2' : ': 533- ' -- 2- -1 --:--- -:--:-- -' :- Lf-if-Z -L f L. Z'4 '-I' ,tgn 'Eeg'ge-:L 'Row sf Zi: 2433253 '4' '--E 5 -, is tif: ?o Lgefij :E-' ' gfaffcim R?W:'-I-3'1 I '--5: j- -- Row 2: :5.5, - P Q --- - - 5 :: ':,:-. f 5 53,240 Top 2 :'E 21111 Row: L 5113, - 1 ,EE :,':v FUHUW It in a Balboa Klub Borfom Row: '.',':: -1' a-:f - 5:- gs 5 E2:P Top Raw: iee.- '.,a':'- 'Nfl- Bottom Row: .e'-,:: E'a'gea 1: fe. 2' 'fe re, Row2:5: e': SE 1 E:::: .EE 1E 1 Z'Q EEH21- 'liop Row: ' 5 f-'- K B if mike- .W I , 'V 2 Zu! 0 ff: in-w'4.f-' - , om , Wm 1 . V 1. www -ww,a'f FRENCH CLUB ISPRINGJ Bottom Row: Graves, Bennett, Mrs. Schaller, Vargues, Craco- vaner, Esposto. Row Z: Bogoslovski, Bresson, La Forgia, Men- nealy, Irish, Peterson, Morgan. Top Row: Erickson, Reynolds Ottcrbcck, Romero, Ballesteros, Tassett, Murray, Joiners Learn, CIME ISPRINGI Bottom Row: Moggia, Stagnaro, DalPorto, Imbornone, Tolosano, Ferrigno, Cloke. Row 2: Bozzo, Coscarelli, Stall, Tellson, Sub- tropico, Brovelli, Merlo, Hodges. Row 3: Barsanti, Teri, Tomp- kins, Malucelli, Orlandi, Esman, Menzoni, Lima, McMillan. Top Row: Anzalone, Catalano, Tidmore, Conte, Ric:i, Mattioli, Verducci, Barrante. LATIN CLUB ISPRINGI Bottom Row: Anderson, Allen, Jolliffe, Meyer, Netherton, Da- vis, Rutherford, Roche. Row 2: Archine, Sholien, DaTello, Rose, Whittaker, Dean, Mattson, Rogers. Top Row: Matteson, Butfa, Cahalan, Dakes, Colson, Gladyz, Smith. SPANISH CLUB ISPRINGI Bottom Row: Cancilla, Samson, Goodin, Firpo, Benson, Mar- gctich, Alexopulos, P., Chayes. Row 2: Delgado, Grangeia Rose, Alexopulos, E., Lopez, Hahoney, Valle, Towey. Row 3: Romero, Razura, Stockey, Kaylor, Shahinian, Correa, Maloney, Boitano. Top Row: Smith, Musante, Deskes, Peterson, Accor- ncro, Davis, Battaglla. :FH X-'JE3 C!-'. 'f.-.,E E35 XE Qoffom Row: A e1::: -2 3 az '3: e: 7,-'ff ' EZ'E'3 ',: s:' '-:urs Row 2: '-'rg 7 : -752. 'CCE 'REQ aff! e': -.: 3, fee: '.'e. 5 :::':- 5-'Z'-'QEWE -a's :'g Top Row: 'J Ha Q Fun, T00 The Carnera Club, headed this spring by president Terry Papale, is helping the Buccaneer and the Galleon by taking pictures of lile at Bal. Sponsor is Mr. Fklof. lX'ith Barbara Pease as president and Mr. Bile the sponsor. the First Nighters see outstanding plays and rnoyies. The French Club is dedicated to the advancement of the French language and culture. The president is Rene Yiargues. Mrs. Slcrabak is the sponsor. Caesar Rornero leads the Future Teachers of America, with Miss Howard as sponsor. The group has discussions with educators about teach- ing rnethods. The German Club is concerned with SCEHCE CLLE SPRl'.'3 Bottom Row: Sem. 4 ng, S fa, Ir-'3grrz'e,Tm,1ng. Luperf. Row 2: Kar- ossts, Lbeca, EZ'-QGEGJEV, l-lane, Etesscf. Top Row: V ta 1, Reynolds, Tafreff, Earaffaf. FUTLQPE TEX-CHEPS O5 F-!!.EP1CP 'SDl2I'.'.3 Bottom Row: Lopez, 'fan-fzrfam, Exam, Pzfrero, X-nzalone, Frpz, 'fer- G.CCi. Row 2: Toney, Pre: an T llscn, Cox, Grargela, Kg l, Eczzz. Row 2: Maffszn, Conte, Maloney, Eaffaglla, Eresscf, I-lane. Top Row: Colson, Crterzeck, Ea lesfrcs. FIPET 'AGHTEFQS EPRWG Boffom Row: Lopez, Tmlafg, lf.un:z,, Pease, Kaylop, Trfzmpscnt, Gladu. Row 2: Peterson, lfalcfey, Ccscarree 1, greed, L ntolf, :Leech Potnerfcrd. Row 3: C'QEDf Eenzsn, Pazuve, F roi, Deigaco, Orland. Pzcfe, Jlrwirfaker, Pose, D-ewes, Zenoru Top Row: Halal, E3 the culture and speech pertaining to that lan- guage. It is headed by president jirn Kenny and sponsor Mrs. Schaller. The Italian Club corre- sponds with foreign students besides carrying on their regular social and business activities. Presi- dent is Carol lrnbornone and the sponsor. Mrs. Sapone. For people studying a dead language, the Latin Club seeins to be very alive. They are led by president Lynn Matteson and sponsor fXIiss Howard. Miss .iced and her Pan-American Club are studying culture and ways of living in Central and South America. Roger Burke is president. l ff ffa., X4 'Eff Q WW, .mf .4 y fig W, 7 , 07 . fl f was nh 'f-'hm ww , S, ,,,fff,,f , ' V: ff A ' . w f ' ,- , f n. W x 2 ' 'in X W 40 , M, g 1 ' 5 ,, Q' y f 5242 N g 4 I ff ff ,f if 1 gfA1fJ6D G-ZAIJ IAJIUQJRJ gf 5. in Boiiioons Eoniinoo A Proud Trodiiion: MEPNINE g . 1 mf 1 7' Q 1, xl ff! C . ,jf fl' ,., 'I-:A I f ' i j ' , Er 2 , I f .,.4.1A . X f Q I, N as M ffl! 5 ww N l , f I s inf? 1 . swfv V 011, ffflf 5 , , , M04 N f' 2 .fa Z ...,, riff, f I I brpb I -Q.. 'Agn ,Ziff J X.. V if ,, C ,W W 7 f ff' i ff X rj, X ff! ar, It-I I- V J C a, S , , ff W x , 1 4 ' f f . I W 1 1 f ff W I f ,.. W f H f X ' 4 Q ' 9 ! A ff .. tm 5 f f X 5,', , C RUBY KLEINFELDT GERRY GIOARDO ANN TRILLING CAROL MIKODA Vice President Secretary Treasurer Asst. Secretary-Treas. TOM FAENZI President DICK SILVA Cusfodian CARL P I ERSON Publicity Manager BOARD OF DIRECTORS KFALLI Bottom Row: Faver, Gioardo, Faenzi, Kleinfeldt, Trilling, El- vander. Top Row: Hillebrandt, Johnson, Davis, Regalia, Ken- naugh, Cahalan. To welcome new students the Hello Day Dance and the Halloween Dance were held in October. In December the S. A. Couples Dance BILL KENNAUGH and Aloha Dance proved successful. April lea- Athletic Manager , tured the Alumni-Red Cross Dance. The Football Pageant at Kezar in September started a season which saw the Song and Yell con- ICSI won by the lower division. The Christmas decoration contest, the clean up campaign, and the Penny-a-Day dine were successful. The Variety Show and the Carnival were fun while hlling up Balboa's treasury. Ric:-I GONZALEZ Yell Leaier STUDENT COUNCIL IFALLI Gioardo, Faenzi, Loucks. Row Z: Davis Ros bel, Baroway. Row 3: Van Troien. Top Row: Marelich, Johnson. Bottom Row: Elvanzler Gonzalez. Tini- e, Kruger, Wriqhf Munoz DON ELVANDER Student Judge pi 'ax -tw ww 1 5.1- .. -5 3.-- . t,- :I'E Row 3: E EE'- L-,-:,- ft- -if 4: - -.- -- ..,: -- .-. ei :Flap -IEIBQ: 2:15 C 5:12 'Ea 'e': V-e' ...E :i,f: my ' L!- -E EARTCLCZZE ce P'-as :er- QOH-. CAHI-Lf'-K. Cysts: an .-.ff. H., ,-7 P mylt -A L,-.S A KE CB' 629' I - f- 'Q ,, 1 .' 1 4.1 'sv-p13 ' if 19 -H f 9' W , A 4 ,, qi Jr. Pied Ertiss Once again the Junior Red Cross put smiles upon faces by helping such needy as hospitalized veterans and children. A school-wide project consisted of making tray favors and toys, collecting pocket books, comic books, clothes and games, and filling boxes for over-seas or for emergency use in this country. There was also a dance in April given by the RED CROSS lFALLl Bottom Row: Jimenez, Green, Yuen, E., Yuen, V., Firpo, Martino, Young. Row 2: Romero, Collier, Wilkinson, Castro, Mirigian, Colon Top Row: Howard, Steingasser, Howley, Anzalone, Fox. RED CROSS lSPRlNGl Bottom Row: Jimenez, Collier, Velez, Romero, Yuen, Guen, Ste- phens. Row 2: Castro, Yuen, Cox, Lopez, Tillson, Locke, Wilkin- son, Godfred. Row 3: Monte, Biraun, Stall, Nissen, Hillman, Otter- beck, Spaedt, Bellamy. Top Row: Anzalone, Beddeson, Hares, Twist, DeMartini, Mervik, Lonhom, Sallado. ids the Bed Red Cross and the alumni. Members of the Balboa Red Cross made a tour through San Francisco's most wonderful Red Cross headquarters. In fall '54 the Red Cross banner was won by Elaine Yuen, now a H-12, who had worked very hard with the chapter since she first entered Balboa. First in line for goodies at the Red Cross Tea are lleft to rightl Speaking to registry representatives at the Tea was Mrs. Elizabeth Green, Virginia Yuen, President Caesar Romero, Aurora Florence.Holcombe, of the national American Red Cross Jiminez, and Martha Velez. Jeanette Collier pours. Mrs. Louise Udden lforegroundl was honor guest. Students at left are Caesar Romero and Virginia Wilkenson. ef' frlw' ,- v.-- ,.-- ,- - ..-V :K J .,: -F-.. 1. EDA?-ZW' STAFF FALL Bottom Row: E'a:, 'fass : '-: :z E'::ce' 'le ..::a Bottom Row: Scneler Eea':f1 Ca '::e33 Gomez, Eefta Ncfffao, 4' Q 2: Row 2: E:'g '-':'..:: Sei-e a': Scif: Row 2: C' .e.: Sa':fe: Ee'oeT' Efeac Locoe, '-'-:Keian Top 5e'a's:' -.:'-s :: s Rov3:F-':, S'e 'geese' '-'Yve Row: Gamez' I-':efs:' F-cf: fgi 5-wYer. 'a as :fe :s Jia fe- Eve : Ta Row: Pa a: 'Q E': fi: :' :- e', Siu E':-'e S'a:'Pa':. A '-'1'-'EC STP3 - 'CEP-E - NC- 2 :ALL UL , ,.-- ,- --F-, , W Bottom Row: :e J! Warts Hem Kie nfezify Zotca 'vAB:aTQSf5 ' ' -' ' -- ' :-- 5::ef's:o, fervgfo Row 2: Ra-+ e, Mander, R:t:ferTs 'damn Bottom Row: :e'g-s:' Ees:': 'a' Eafs Daz Kede :' :Marg . 'e'ez :yes Heffefzez, f- 1s:o Frafmsacn. Top Row: De'-'a '. Row 2: Cafes '-'a's: 5:5 E::: f C:'- E:a:a :H Eafg Ei a':.:: '3:,::.-.nw Ls: ng, To:',:'er, Lckcff ra '22 :a a:: Top Rov:, 'ez -a:':e Pa Ea ea 5:24. fe':a '-':'-s :ez e -'-es' - S I I S Il 2:3 CE A31-g S 1 t Bottom Row: '- 5 '-iowa' '. a, F E 5'g:- 2 :Cf 45,5 2,5:F : N -3 ,Lf-fi f-5,5 Top 1 Row: 5 1 .: E': 'PE - Bottom Row: Top Row: L Bottom Row: , fe: - 3 L 5 ' 1: Top Row: 3 - ,H L 1 ,, ,,,,.,-,.,7 -W , ,Y ,, . , N k W i oi 'I i N f A 0 T? --: ,-- -: -- . : A 4 . V , , .um Iwo -:mm X N 1-7 21-vt-gig Q .M Y jr 9 .1- 'fa LQJP' -N911 9- tm-..s -wp. I P 3 4 1 ff ', if Q.. fi 4, 3 -A T f ' :, i: :ZX Ig . '- U L ,- f f W up X Q PS--V V Fgfltlf M g m Q o t , UT? ' - ' F' .ATV ' -. t 5 Aff X R 3 'Q A ' te of ,ogfwmr o ' o .- fo o CUTTER OFFICE ISPRINGI Bottom Row: Kahale, Severin, Gonzalas, Peterson, Nichols, Massimo, Brady, Tauffer. Row Z: Jensen, J., Eurion, Nissen, Coleman, Phelps, Sharp, Brasesco, Edwards, Boseggio. Row 3: Gelardi, Pandolfi, Purdy, Browne, Jensen, E., Stocker, Staff, Datello, Ebert, Top Row: Scafidi, Ford, Gelhous, Johnson, Neu- man, Tayes, Borello. lflffice Staffs LIBRARY STAFF ISPRINGI Bottom Row: Shearer, Cazet, Peary, Gomez, Saporita, Nelson, Madden, Row 2: Dentoni, Jones, Norman, Falk, Richards, Wilds, Myers. Row 3: Wilson, Rodriguez, Anderson, Bennett, Bonacorso, Luque, Petree. Top Row: Linaner, Imperial, Johnson, Ulrich. MAIN OFFICE STAFF ISPRINGJ Bottom Row: Sererini, Diaz, Balovich, Strasser, Peterson, Bailey, Madsen. Row 2: Jessen, Moffet, Sarzotti, Constantinos, Allen, Robohm, Wilds Row 3: Folsom, Rodman, Suenderman, Funk, Rose Romero, Allison. Top Row: Williams, Griffin, Ferrigno, Scafturis Padella, Spaedt 1 1 The main office staff under Mrs. Prigodich kept things humming during the bomb scare last fall. Here a reporter phones his paper. I I i J LOCKED? f 1 ,,.., ,,,, ' f ,izfy W 1 if -K f f A X , , f I X j , ' J fffill 1 WW, gf W JW W , '-ff! I f W f,Zi,f'IC of 1 J , ' W MZ? , f V M I4 T.,,.: ,.- Eofforn Rovix E-':'e' A-f - ' ' -a':: s' Botfgm Row ,': :s:' ,. To? Row: E:-2 ' E-,3 Top Rgw Among the rnanf. stairs around Balboa that perform a serv ice to S. A. members is the Clearance Ohhce. 'frhich sees to it that no one gets a cutter slip ii he was in class. This is attended to 'l bf: Miss Lillian Garfrnkle and her group. The Library' Stall takes care oi the schools books and the borrowing and returning oi them-Mrs. 'Wheeler supervising. The Bookcover Sellers, under Miss Natalia Aced. are re- sponsible for providing Buccaneers with bookcorers. Students on the 105 A-B stalls run various errands Horn the deans' orhces. Thef. anstfer the phones, take messages, and run rnirneos from time to time. Balboas journal tfrpists, with Miss E. Baber in charge. type the material for the Buccaneer. The stage crew-is responsibilities include stage lighting. arranging props for assemblies and rallies, and keeping the stage in good order. Its sponsor is Miss Lenore Bailey. The main office staff is a group of students. under the super- vision of Mrs. King and Mrs. Prigodich, who operates the switchboard, does Bling, gives information and runs errands. In ll0 are found Mrs. Olympia MacDonald and her stall, who have the important job of checking on attendance. Mrs. Bernice .-Xbel's duties in l09 include keeping a record oi at- tendance. The staff in roorn ll? assists the educational counselor, the ernployrnent counselor, the personal problems counselor, a.nd Miss Ruth Anderson, head counselor. Bottom Row -fe-F. 'far r::.-: Cf FFEEVEF, -.3 Boffom Row Steiff' meh. F ,, . Bcffom Row: ' ' 4-'sf ECCK CCJE7 EELLEQ eff .E :zo , -'fez Fefe: 'aw : :e'e::':. Top Row: 'ei Sys, Fans, A sz , Ffge :f. 'EEA-E- Z-'il ETAIFS S35 '-'E '.' 5, :Zn Pa JJ e s, 'Q e 'fa '. Top Row: - , E 'rr, Stf- YZ. ,C'.P'Jf-L TfP.ETf '. '-E Saffsw, f.' ss Eater e 1-. Top Row: Fe Ken Malucelli, Beverly Wheeler, Bob Newby, and Marie Masters COTHURNUS PLAYERS lFAl.Ll ln a tense Scene from H5l9l l Unseenru Bottom Row: Bafutoiozzi, Calderon, Perkins, Moya, Masters, Gray. COTHURNUS PLAYERS ,SPRING sg: 3a.NAgiValig,i5leB6Zi:egarrrado, Smith, Maskarich, Wheeler, Pollack. Bottom Row: Calderon, Conte, Bartolozzi, Gray, Masters, Axtell. Row 2: Valentine, Tinibel, Haynes, Haver, Wheeler, Fernandez. Bob Dozier engardes, while Ken Malucelli, Judy Gray, and Top Row: Ragley, Uniack, Pollack. Miss Howard's Llltfllllll students added to tl1eir record of notable PC1'fO1'1DHI1CCS last Jz11111z1ry 13 and 14 with a highly entertz1ini11g PI'CSCIltZ1IlOI1 of Sight Unseen. Tl1e offebeat comedy by Roseniziry Foster and Wa1'ne11 Law dealt with what happens when a group of ghosts in an ancient English 1112111011 house decide they don't want to be studied by an American bakery tycoon interested i11 spirit- ualism. Appearing as 111ortz1ls were Marie lNflz1ste1's, Nancy Smith, Bob Newby, Evelyn Ford, Beverly Mfheeler, and Den Pollack. Tl1e ghosts were Ken Malucelli, Elaine Bzlrtoloui, Bob Dozier, Judy Gray, and john Anzalone. May 20 saw the successful lJl'ULlllCllOll ol' 'lR21111Sl12lCklC Inn, 21 inystery replete with strange disappear:111ces find odd hotel guests. included in the cast were Bob Dorier, Louis Rugley, lilaine Bartolozzi, Ken Mzilucelli, Marie Masters, Tony Conte, Judy Gray, Pete Scxiduto, Ross Elilllilll, Dixie Petropolis, Becky I-lever, Beverly l'Vheeler, 521111 rxlflillll, lien Colson, and pluck Unizick. The :uldition oi love interest rounded out tl1eplz1y'sz1ppe.1l, so that everyone ill the :iudience went l1o111e happy. Elaine Bartolozzi await what will come, Plays lfeeiure Mystery, Love Bob Newby is the center of attraction in this rehearsal shot. Surrounding him lleft to rightl are Ken Malucelli, Elaine Bartolozzi, and Judy Gray. -2 .--, f. rf-- '.,f,.4 EE IE 7 L. -: :f-1',,-CZ Z: -,., ff'--J fr- -5 ,-5: ,,,. , f-f.v: ' f r .-,X Stars Shine at Bal ....,.. -- f KCRM 'JCWOC 1: MCE F '65 'IE 7 ?.'A'2 X E 'J f- ITE? ,-- ,-v FE lV:.'::.1 C .-,v-. - ' S,x w - PCLLACK ,-Er ,,l, ,bf -mf 'J-'-C f Sf- TP-1 Spfng. Secrefay ECE DOZYER Sfar 3' RPF BOYS' COUNCIL IFALLI Bottom Row: Silva, Gonzales, Evans, Faver, Kenny, Baldwin, Elvander. Row Z: Ballesteros, Kennaugh, Erasmy, Gil, Vaga- dore, Gatto, Flores. Top Row: Ramos, Benvenuti, Conte, Lupe- rini, Hollingsworth, Cahalan, Porsch. ljuuncils Aid Bal One of Bal's noblest traditions is the Boys' Council, an or- ganization formed to maintain order at rallies and assemblies. To join the Council each boy applies with the sponsor, Mr. Hansen. Then he must have a form signed by his reg. teacher, his counselor, the principal, vice principal and three members of the Council. A meeting is then held in which the new members are elected. Boys who hold an S.A. office and those on the board of directors are made honorary members of the organization. The Boys' Council has many other duties besides maintain- ing order. At the Bal's Open House the Boys' Council, with the Girls' Council, escorted parents to various roomsand sup- plied information to assist them in their inspection of the school. They are also on duty in the cafeteria during lunch periods to see that it is left in good order. Easily recognized by their orange and blue caps, members of the Boys' Council can be seen at all school activities and are doing a tremendous job. JOE FLORES President 'AL f MIKE PEASE ff Fall Vice President , Y' V U BOYS' COUNCIL ISPRINGl , Bottom Row: Prosch, Ramos, Benvenuti, Losado, Flores, Silva , Row 2: Elvander, Hollingsworth, Curto, Erasrny, Ballesteros, Buffa Conte, Gill. Top Row: Ryden, Perez, Cahalan, Kenny, Thompson Baldwin, Dal Porto, Allen. .. -- -4- -...-. ..- : '-2 V-- --- L -: Bottom Row: ': :s:' 5:1 '.',':z -: a F':ers:', Bottom Row: Er: fre: 2' 'Ezmez 'as' s ka T' eg .. :, Z-::a K e e :' 'Q Row 2: .f- 'azz :ft aw: D537-e .53 gg' Raw 23 gg -rg gg: Eeff 5.52: K'::f,a's C' . vez 'E:a':: :ECI , Free, ea.e'e' Cz: ::: 'e :'e': : ':s:o :Lf ev 's:'. Row 3: Safe P-a ':':. Row 3: Ee e ' J' e. I-311: f-:.e- Ka, 2' :fue beg 1.555-e,e' Zee' Ga. C: ef : ':: :ease S fe'a '4 Ls: 'Q '-' f::: 'ae' :': f fe Jfe:e e.e', e :e'a e K ::ke's Top Row: EEA! zz: '22 e': cafe- e . Top Row: E: : :Zz 5 ff: Sane :ahxs 5:55 JYE' gl-2 S Ke 5: '-'aresra 'J ':. :f t.-:'-r: CSC' fi. :M E-e':e 'a' :'e:':' C: -. E'a' f e Honor Societies Witt Respect The Girls' Council serves Balboa well by preserving orcler at rallies and assernblies, and by conducting guests such at P.T.A. rnernbers, foreign visitors, and business rnen on tours oi the school. Members of the Girls' Council are either representatives of some Balboa organization or are outstanding in school activities. The Council and the Girls' Block B held their joint picnic on November E50 at Sigmund Stern Grove. The enthusiasm of all who attended made the affair rnernorable. At the end of each terrn the Girls' Council serves a breakfast to introduce new mernbers. In charge of the Girls' Council is Miss Adams, the dean of girls, who has clone a wonderful job of organizing the group. EPR LG C:F'CIP.3 Bottom Row: 'fare '.'aste's 2- : ef 't-'rffs . -P f-of .f cg .fc-1-'res :eff . Top Row: . ' eo tue-, -' :, 'J : BOYS' BLOCK B iFALLl Bottom Row: Ghigliazza, Gonzalez, Loucks, Poppin, Burbano, Leon, Holsworth. Row 2: Luz.- zi, Colette. Ganduglia, GUQQS, N9l50 ', M3nd0l', Stuller, Hoem. Top Roy: Kenrial-IQl'l, Ball, Zel- ler, Gilbert, Taylor, Wilde, Pflme- Z sf! , 'Ma f if Q rm, if far-if K ,Y QW., 3.1 A ', iff fr' ,Tl - ff .1 JW LV fwf '06 R ICH GONZALEZ Secretary gi. GLEN BUCKOWATZ President BOYS' BLOCK B lSPRINGl Bottom Row: Corsello, Bukowatz, Evans, Ober- lacker. Row 2: Poppin, Marelich, ljlillebrandt, Kirby, Bale-strieri. Top Row: Ganduglia, Colleto, Batz, Imperial, Cooper. Black B Ser es Through Sport In lall '54, the Boys' Block B was headed by Glen Buekowatz as president, and Rich Gonzale7 as secretary, with Mr. Orron Qualls, sponsor. Though the athletes did llOt have their usual picnic, the initiation took plaee in January. In the spring Glen Buckowatz, with Don Hil- lebrandt as vice-president, and Ernie Evans as sec- retztry, headed at nienibership of -16. Their Jam- boree was held on May 2, at Glen Park. At June's initiation new nienibers were worked over, but it was all in lun. The Girls' Block ll is a group of sixty-three girls organized to serve the school in any way possible. Activities included bowling at the Mission Bowl on lXlarch fl, a Play Day at Balboa on March 29, a picnic at Sigmund Stern Grove on April l9, the banquet on May 2-4, initiation at Balboa on May l8, and badminton at Balboa on May 4. B ,J-q, S u 'J f , 05, -.., --,, , ,- F F J --4-- ,----, ,. - M! : t '..'. :cf-V P - ,222 -:f- .-. r, -L 3,52 -1,-- uns Bain Fame Bottom Row: g - --, L-,L,- 5,-5 ,, , f-,,--5 . ,,- Row: 1 I 2' ,L School -f-4 : 3' ::24'.'2 :CEE E-2':2 '2' f2'e:: , ' E- :' E:2 2' 5: 2' 2 -:':2 52 -1212 ,L 6121- -- -- - F M 1 - .,,- -....,.,, Row 2: , .2-'YE Row 3: :L Top 1.2, , -- .-.---2 ---2.-'f2 .2 E5-E E-CC-f E 7f--- Bottom Row: '-'ci-W2, 'ZJJWE :EQE 2 -2-2'-2r, -2 :': :'E'EE Z-:ca -:2'22 Row 2: ,'!2:::f, 023, '- :':2 :cf Tf - fc, war, DEG-Effiffl, 'fas'2's, Cv'- EE'EE Top Row: Pzf- 2.' :2 C'-22: '.' V- ECC A21::- :2 222 GXEE' '- C2': ' f - GIF!-S' ELCCK E F!--L Bottom Row: ffafzrc, 292, F'-22, K2 f-, Ezarcz, K'-2 'w'2l:f, E'a:v:-rn Ce . Row 2: T':f :2of, Roco-tar-, If-'22, Caged E-- : :Q Jltwzzn, iff'-EfEZ, P:2:L2 Gw f'9'Q55- Top Row: Uecervefer, Yacifars f.f'ar,, 5:51- verf, Jomrazm, Kzotz, E2'2f2'f- Jc'g2rws2n Se gado, up M l Members of the first period staff GALLEON STAFF lFALLl Bottom Row: Green, Rado, Holsworth, Roberts, Moya, Allander. Row Z: Paquette, King, Kimes, Kocher, Preston, Laurio, McCollum, Mr. Blk. Top Row: Jenson, Clark, Schrnah, lessen, Neuman, Owens, Moran. A variety of activities was the order of the day in l27. Mr. Blk helps Jettie Nason with senior photos. Bev Versino Works behind Jettie. PAGE FORTY W !x.,,, . ,f 5' grind out the work. Gallatin Stall In the flurry of end-of-term activities most people are so busy exchanging their Galleons for signatures that they seldom stop to think of thc hours of work and worry that went into the pub- lication. For the Galleon Staff, of course, it was all in the line of dutyg but there were others tt ho contributed their services just because they are nice people and wanted to help. The staff owes a debt of gratitude to those who took and developed so many of the photos: Mr. Eklof and his photography students, and Nlr. Qualls. Mr. Trave's art activity class was xery helpful with publicity niaterial. Students ol Mr. GALLEON STAFF lSPRINGl Bottom Row: Curto, Green, Allander, Rado, Roberts, Milazzo, Neuman. Row 2: Carlin, Martin, Campagna, Nason, Kocher, King, Owens, Jensen, McCollum. Top Row: Losacla, Williams, Maloney, Schmah, Otis, lessen, Laurlo, Masters, Mr. Blk. Nichols are responsible for the color trim in the introductory section. Mrs. Hafer's girls alwavs came through beautifullv whenever mirneo- graphed materials were needed. This vear's Galleon contains a number of features which, the editors believe, rnake it the best in recent vears. The addition of eight more pages has made possible a broader coverage of school activities. Special pages have been devoted to school life, and major organizations are treated more thoroughlv. The picture cover is new to Balboa, and is a matter of special pride to the editors since they planned and took the photo- graph. In addition, these irnprovements have re- sulted in no increase in price to students. llues ll Again KONI MGYA GARY CURTO Senior Editor Copy Editor SANDY MILAZZG MR. H. EIK Copy Editor Adviser as ga fi ANN RADO A Editor f .. PAT ALLANDER Business Manager KEN HOLSWCRTH Associate Editor RANDY NEUMAN Advertising Manager BEV ROBERTS Fun Editor -X ,J 1 Processing senior photos and write-ups was 1, X4 - ' mayor taste. S- i . , K ,,, x , rt ' - Q- MARILYN JOHNSON Editor Ifalll ,WW SHIRLEY BEHN JOANNA WILLIAMS DOT KLEIN Editor Ispringl Associate Editor lspringl Business Manager ffalll Journalists ainlain SYLVIA AIROLDI Business Manager Ispringl NANCY AMEROSE Asst. Business Manager lspringl SHIRLEY HOPPER News Editor 63? mt K pf' J ggi I ' fm ,Q 1 lx C 'NS-.Stix - ,. .-- Looking over a feature page layout are Ileft to rightl Joan Lubbe, Irma Guidici, Diane Rui Judy Hall Ipage editorl, Rita Franzella, Arn Ghigliazza Ihidingl, and Paul Cohen JUDY HALI EDNA KLOCKARS Feature Editor Editorial Editor J-MDV PAGE FORTYFTXVO LUELLA WELSH Circulation Manager Z1 I , , Q 61 -.K Aaafii ...f' Boffom Row: 4::fa's a s .: s: r-2 Eef' 1-:':e', Kei Row 2: ':Z'E 'E' Q' 2.26 :,s'e': Ca ':,' I-.aa -5- e'ae '-':'4e'r, Ja :':- : .eff Top Row: Ha .'-rg .171- L. ,..- nuke- 2- F t, JJ r Each sernester say-q hye issues of the Buccaneer appearing with the saine high standard as previous editions vqhich again clairned Eirst Class honors in national cornpetition. During the fall, Marilyn ylohnson guided the new '-.' spaper's editorial policies. '-chile Dottie Klein continued as business and ad rnanager. This spring found Shirley Behn as editor. Joanna 'Williarns as associate. and Sylyia Araldi in charge ol the business end, assisted by Nancy Ambrose. Eaculty guidance continued in the hands of Miss L. Hudson as adysiser, Kliss E. N. Haber, copy' director: and fylis. M. Carneron and Mr. H. Trayse, art sponsors. Credit also goes to page editors Judy Hall, Shirley Hopper. Ernie Evans and Edna Iilockars. 'ZZL :::4-5 t ,.-..,-,, 1 3: .. l--J:r.1-- AS. se' l-:H '.' Rf- FE'-iT T., st : : :,e::Q T.: cg X-Cf ser f:Lf.CA'.EEP STAF: ZPPNHG Bottom Row: Pfzfcse, HSE:-if J, H2 lf EGF? Ffilff N EWS, Kickers. Row 2: G' glazza 2.2: 'hart Cath:-'i LG-WEP, P, z, Moffett L-f.:e, Row 3: J, Fa , P223 W V2 VCE' Hiciwir Ffa e, Cowerse, r'fE5E.V'rC, ffeffee ,, E:z:: a, If as H,:s:rw, Top Row: Euffif Mattson, F-eff, ff, left, Female, Coz'-ei 2 KI-2 o. PAGE EOP.Tl:'-THREE BALBOA LAW ASSOCIATION KFALLJ Bottom Row: Elvander, Masters, Behn, Chin, Silva. Top Row: Monte, Flores, Sheldon, Buffa, Bonzini. BALBOA LAW ASSOCIATION QSPRINGJ Bottom Row: Behn, Elvander, Esfebez, Flores, Masters. Top Row: Monto, Buffa, Ponzini. Law Assuciatinn Works Wlth Judge Flores looks over the record as defendant Gary Curfo listens to the questions of Prosecutor Don Elvander. fa Alb f W my WM-M ' , PAGE FORTYVFOUR f 2 .L .51 , , 4 1. 22 333 3 at X Fw ,qgzg ' .423 1 iweyw -,P .5 ifroyewa , , X ' - . f.1?,'I9'E1E ,gs ,. , lui Boffom-Row: Eilfl, - - .s :js 37:55 Row 2 - : ': :-: 4.: :' ,- E-' ' 2- -E EI1E '.E 2? I15 223: 5 'e'::'F Z'-4:' J 'g Top Row: Bottom Roy: Ea 2. Ea ::: :aw H: 3 - e': -1 5 Row 'I: .e'ze -ef' 'Q -2 f'g Row 3: E5 iz vc Top Row: E-egc' -:-- 'Nz .5-3-2: Senior Patrol The Senior Patrol series che school hi. laeepf ing unauchorized people our or che halls during class periods and hj. helping co lzeep che school clean. It is made up or high seniors only, and is supervised each period hi: srudenrs, 1-:ho rake che roll. Mr. Priedrnan, Senior Parrol sponsor, as- signs the poscs and gives the grades. When a. srudenr incurs a. violacion, he is sen: to ludge loe Flores' court and is punished ir 21 trial finds hirn guilty. The Studenc Court if an organized coxrrr rnafle up ol lawj. ers 1-:ho go ro lar: school for si'-. 'weeks and rhen Lzilse an ez-ga.rninaiiori. Ii rheu pas-, chef. aurorriasciczrlli. hecorne laf.f.'i.eis. The srufl-:nr conrr judge appoints assisrams co help :rich courr athirs. 4 ,M.a,.W.,,.M.,,. ., ,, ,,,..... L., N.,... ..... , .. .. .S ,,,,. .... M ,. ,. , . . M - H.: . ., - -rf' , , V , - , . , ,,,, , ,,,, , , ,,,,gg Dil ,yi- . R,O.T.C, KFALLI Bottom Row: Tougher, l-larrod, Sazio, Scnwan, Langford, McCollum. Row 2: Baldwin, Scanzio, Beaulieu, Tinibel, Ross, Taylor, Lloyd, Linn, Bell, Row 3: Kersnar, l-loerner, Marquez, Dormer, Rustice, Larier, Semeria, Smith, Gustafson, Top Row: More-no, Lara, Landayazo, Smith, Beyer, Bargagliolti, Jacobs, Taylor, Sazio. RIFLE CLUB lFALLl Bottom Row: Gullefte, Lara, Moreno, McCollum, R., Uebel, Baldwin, Bargagliolti, Jacobs. Top Row: Ceccato, McCollum, K., Goldman, Schwan, Beyer, Linn, Bell. NCO CLUB lFALLl Bottom Row: Smith, Taylor, McCollum, Hoerncr, Baldwin, l-larrocl, Taylor. Top Row: Sazio, Boyer, Jacobs, Bargaglnofh, Hud- gietz, Taylor. KA?'aazgwwtfwnW1wmmfwawmawmfawfmwfffwfq,7 mp.MWAMfwwffwfwvwwrfff f--eq,M I I I I f , f wmwmwyw ' WfWwfWM.y,,mw,m,y 1 madfawai Q ., frwwwwy, , wwffw. tf.,.w,,.,,,y,W,,,,,,m,,,,,,,,,,,4 wuz, ' , ' , 1 N fl I I l Q Q l ' , I an ,f Q . ,. ,,.4,,.4 ig. 1 I I 1 1 5 1 mwww .fwwv-ww-wana-qwiy ' '-wq0wQ2:,.7,:f:zpLL W -' r- ' fe M 'ff' 4' M-A---lwgq 1 3 ,,,, M . ----wow. . J i mm MW! ,4'0Wi ww DRILL TEAM lFALLl Bottom Row: Baldwin, Hoerner, McCollum, Tougnor. Top Row: Smith, Sazio, Kersnar. Bal BUTE Stores in Contests Excellent leadership and complete coopera- tion among the cadets have given the Balboa ROTC a most successful year. A5 in forerunning years, Balboa's cadets were rated highest in the city. All of the ROTC units of San francisco haye looked up to Balboa for its achievements in precision, respect, and courtesy. Company rifle matches last fall found Com- pany C in first place, Company B in second place, and Company A in third. In the parade, the best company was A, while Companies B and C were tied for second. In the city rifle matches, Balboa's ROTC placed Brst in 6th Army competition, second in the Hearst Rifle Match, and third in the USF contest. It was the only team in the city that fired high enough in the 6th Airny to compete at the national level. Cadet Sergeant First Class Gam- bucci of Company B won the high score medal for the Hearst Matckr. In the manual-of-' competition, first place -Hrst year wen o C mpanyfs Cadet Sergeant 19 , ' its M3 Aft il Cossen: first place-second year went to C Com- panys Cadet Lieutenant Plummer: and first place -third year went to B Companys Cadet Colonel Atkins. ln fall term squad drills. C Company came out on top, with B Company second by only one point, and A Company third. ln the platoon com- petition B Company carne in first by the very nar- row margin of two per cent, with C Company second and A Company low man. lX'hen the company competitions were run off, B Company was again found on top, with C Company second and A Company third. B Com- pany won the clean-up competition. with C Com- pany second, and A Company third. As the Gal- leon goes to press, results of the spring competi- tions are being tabulated. The ROTC has been running smoothly un- der the direction ol Captain B. L. jones, Master Sergeant Grinstead, Master Sergeant Coombs, and Sergeant first Class Carlson. The ROTC serves Balboa by ushering at all its football games, and also represents the school at various city parades. K7 A-IL -.si F an Q? ills ily xv R I lt ' PTKI'-S J ' XX Ay jlli dl ' XX li VNS ' vo? 'X' J y V E . J' EERTJ-I. 9,5 cwtsos. ll? 1 is H pf bf-.vas in T: if ff' M 3 ' . J' if i .JL li li s ., ff lj FM! in Em-.suv Spit 9 pf c sc ifffffif . , L I rvffc If I i tt tr at O ,ff Ja MJ fy VN y -2. fi , Jqi' .. VL V LV U V KU'-.ZMH-4 ya A -T ll- ua L LA-.Grow 'f 1 S2 Sis. 1 .9 J' MORAN - 14 ' , f' ' sf f - A s.tt' E. NEWBY R. NEWBY PATTON PEARY PLUMMER SCHILLING SCHWAN SAZIO UEBEL Bucs Prepare 1 , 9 Q- Q 1 22 sh ,z 1-1- -gg 'il' 'Z hal ,-as. -- , ,4 4 Pit i msn: P UT C FD -E 5515, 'fi' 7-E'f'E', L2fg'2'C G3-'-E' 2'E5E'e' Cafe' P, 'Er :EEL Ea':a:,:rT Ejfw 773' Row 21 'Jaffe EEN, 3-GUY, Cfccf 25, N '2 f, ..:,a Lee, CCZEV. Row 3: EC ,ELEF'E P2232-ug: Fw-ez Klef 'Engng xg-5 QLQ Dafa, L.-:,f:, Gxderszrr' Row 4: KEVEMEV Eff 'P Egg.-. fx E'g,- DQ.-He. Ta. gf ,nwfig E gay, f. C5,:e--5, emer, Row 5: Pasc,2 :-ewenxz f.f:fg, gang Gweve Zine, Ta, ef .:':s:n S:'a f er -ang Lnn -fig: ,ff yan Eeaqe-, Eager, TC-Q'6' -'E572'CE ?'16 :a '-' :fe E:a'-:: T'E'E1 L'1:s'r -' 2,0 'givggp 155'- Cr-4!-'!P'C'.Ek P 6TH f'-T-7'.'r' DFLE TEA? ESD-K2 Deus, P,- ffe', '.,e':e' Myer Eaf':,:: Top Row: -ra 'fue'-: Ee.s' Sf-EPS CLLE ES? RG Eafgag 'cfm Pbrfffef, hehe, Carney' Myer.. TOP Row: Lafgfyz, Fein 'f, xgwgr 25, 5 DPLL TE!-'A SPP1'.2 Def, Row 2: Sffcur, Srrmh, Hcerfe' Car-pewer, ffzfg '.a.5f', Kgfg-gf 255 , q Top Rgyj E510 - ,ggi J... Bottom Row: Zanza, Lcffs, 61 5, Zc.g1as 'lcfcupm H' Top Row: WN Bottom Row: Boffarn Row: Boffom Row: Smerre Qwn n, SC9 8V1'V'NEf, '.'.'Jgan, Vasfards, PACE FU:LT'i'-Xl YQ The apron sale last fall attracted Christ- mas gift purchasers. An unidentified member and Mrs. Loser display the wares. gf ,IG as as PTA members were always there when they were needed. Here Mrs. Nichols, Mrs. Loser, and Mrs. Maddox count cookies for BaI's March of Dimes drive. Mesdames Nichols, Burgess and Skovran bring in needed revenue at the PTA cake sale in the cafeteria. 1 .A .1 ,gg BB sm 'W PTA Slate arietl The Balboa PTA inaugurated its fall activities on Sep- tember 23 with an address by Dr. Herbert C. Clish, superin- tendent of schools. In the October meeting, a student panel discussed The Senior Class Looks at Graduation. School Students Act on a Statewide Basis was the topic for Novem- ber. The january gathering featured Better Living Through Active Fine Arts. Music was staged by Mr. Bernard, with dancing supervised by Mrs. Toschi. Mrs. M. Bellezza, student aid chairman of the Second District, spoke at February's meeting. At the March meeting members of Mr. Mitchel's tumbling class displayed their skill. During Balboa's Open House, in April, parents visited the school and the teachers. In May it was Girls of Balboa on Parade. A home eco- nomics demonstration, fashion show, and cake contest proved the girls' ability. The Senior Picnic late in the spring term provided fun for students, parents, and faculty. 'ff f I Af lumni: The 're LU al ll- An organization popular with Balboa gradu- ates is the Alumni Association. A while back, it broke up and was inactive a number of years. It was reorganized by a group of boys in l9-15-46, and Bud Harris was a sort of spark plug of the organization. In June of l95l the Alumni had a banquet in honor of the retirement of Mr. Chase, former principal of Balboa. At this time there were eight speakers, of which seven were former Bal- boa Student Association presidents. The group has meetings every third XN'ednes- day of every school month. A recent dance, Un- der the Stars of Paris, was sponsored by the Alumni. In April, the Alumni had a reunion of the Class of 1947, and the turnout was surprising: about T5 per cent of all the kids came to their dinner-dance in San Anselmo. The Pterodactyls is an organization, for Bal- boa graduates only, which gives a trophy to the schools outstanding athlete every semester. Mr. Gibson was the sponsor for a number of years, but after a while the Pterodactyls, consist- ing of adults, no longer needed a sponsor. Joe McMillan, former Student Association prexy, is the current president. As it goes to press, the Galleon is unable to tell who the Pterodactyls will honor this semester, or what they will do at Move-up, because the information is not available. Another name for the Pterodactyls is Loyal Order of Graduates. Alumni members renew acquaintances around the Little Theater piano, During the fall '54 term the Balboa Choir and Girls' Chorus sang at the Music Assembly, doing very well under the competent direction ol' Mr. Bernard. The Cliristinas assembly came next, and the two voice classes joined lorces to make a very exciting program. At the close ol' the term the Choir sang for graduation. ln the spring the Girls' Chorus sang before a Masonic lodge and Ill zu school assembly late in the term. The choir performed during Public Schools YVeek at sev- eral ol the neigliborhood banks, and also at the late term music assembly, as well as at graduation. lflitiir, Chorus Win Biiiitl Will GIRLS' CHORUS lFALLJ Bottom Row: Wright, Rodinck, Steingasser, Cuschieri, Carnpagna, Tarfer. Row 2: Balestrieri, Polani, Carr, Rel, Partis, Jimons, Keri. Top Row: Palladino, Gibson. CHOlR LFALLJ Bottom Row: Fleharty, Lujan, Belmonte, Reimer, Precarione, Her- nandez, Morucci, Loser. Row 2: Glass, Quenedo, Barros, De-Gennaro Mariucci, Owens, Toschi, Vassar, English, DeBello, Mr. Bernard. Roxv 3: Van Natter, Treviso, Durant, Edwards, Grant, Johnson Jensen Favale, Fleming, Barranti. Row 4: Livermore, Egri, Hillebraridt, Presl ton,'Francon1, Jensen. Top Row: Beatty, Tooth, Guptill, Gilbert, Kier Dani, Woods, Hack, Williams. ' 1 r-f 5 , Qoffom Row: E- :s -- 2' :'a':e Q a'::'e 'asia' .e'ae' Row 2: :e' .' 21 - :ig'i Eaesne' Cf-e'S '-'en f 'ggy , jf 3, 'E' E '1'E Ro' 3: 5 e'g' 'Q 2 5' .- e - I: :- EZW Y.,-Q -ZQFQ 1iQ.WQf5sig. j'n5E 2'-' 52' ' jl' 'a: Top Roxl: Bottom Row: E'e': 22:5 : E22 'E' f vie: Ze- Ee : E'g 5' 32-as Ro' 2: 'lie' Z-':a' Ca :e':' i'aa'e: 'E-lE' Ez- 'g 52 3:-'s :::':,e: Row 3: Ave '.':E 5 L':-e 2 2:1 'e 2 : 'l: :' Ze'-'f Wee Top Row: '- 's': 2:31 :'2:'a ' :Fil L- 2.3 1:05, .J - Vocalists Sing at Assemhlms Right: 7'-e Sf: C':',s e e' : 5 --L':,. Below: H1 I ORCHESTRA lFALLl Bottom Row: Hansen, Loding, lmbornone, Hoffma, Mirigian, Stephens, Jacobs, Burrel. Row Z: Ryden, Ber e, lvani, Riley, Van Troien, GladYSZ. Reese, Wilguison. Row 3: Bates, Erickson, Burns, Beyer, Coletto, Duckering, Maldonado, Cherolis, Rodgers. Top Row: Ganduglia, Simeria, Hamann, Costello, Marcelline, Tedesco, Kravitz, Hammond. BAND lFAl.Ll Bottom Row: Hadley, Colletto, Miller, Williams, D,, McKean, Ubeda, Katsaros. Row 2: Zollars, Beyer, Paden, Guernsey, Cullen, Scibuola, Short, Flores, Maddox, Oliver, Williams, L. Row 3: Hillard, Joan, Weaver, Haney, Velasquez, Ganduglia, Hoffma, Krieg, Erickson, Duckering, Madanado, Burns, Hakes, Mayfield, Hendricks, Ghiselin. Row 4: Sal- ano, Herrera, Cosentino, Hamilton, Hill, Bohn, R., Bohn, B., Burr, Scolini, Thompson, R., Litzius. Top Row: Imperial, Helenius, Thompson, T., Hillard, Jerry, Acosta, Eplett, Young, Kier, Williams, K,, Schorcht. MR. SALVATORE B I LLECI Musicians Ready This year, as always, Salvatore Billeci and the orchestra have helped make the rigors of learning more pleasant for Balboa students. Besides playing at the fall graduation and the term play, the group performed at assemblies. During the spring term the orchestra played lor parents and friends at Open House, and also added gloss to the Variety Show. Late in the term, during the Music Assembly, students enjoyed selections from this group. Also on the music makers' schedule was the spring term play, and, with the end ol a wonderful term, graduation. ORCHESTRA lSPRlNGl Bottom Row: Krieg, Katsaras, Kravitz, Martini, Burrell, Kirk- patrick, Tedesco, Van Troien, Row Z: Quantz, Champagne, Gladys, Hansen, Jacobs, Joliffe, Rogers, Wilkinson. Top Row: Colhour, Shour, Colletto, Erickson, Mirigian, Schubin. EAND fSPRIrsG Bottom Row: Maldonado, Hor4rrra, Krlec, Hemcrlx, Efckscn, Ccsem- 'fmof Callelof Pinfii-1Qlia, Morford. Rov'2: Ryden, Herrera, kfelas- CUEZI H-NSY, JTVCUQhT9r, Gmirrao, Flores, Eeyer, Mcfifefa, Row 3: Stewart, Hefenfous, Eurr, Moore, E..r's, Row 4: Nr, Rubin, STEVT, 5'1iVG 1a, 59921, Fccsfa, Cullen, Jehriszrw, Young Tr-:rr-,:scn. Top Row: Miller, H--1, Liste-I, H..rr'mer,Q, Ear-es, Ljimich. Boftom Row: P ef .'.'ea.e', P rar: Fefg-s:' Les 1'-ar: PJ:- Keed Y.:2:e. Row 2: Cc la -l-EE'fEVE, Ere:-2' r:e'al, Ccrcerc, 'V' 'e:e 2 'Je :cg D.:: ne '.'a.1re , .IW an-s. Row 3: Sgr'-era, :Eff ef l.1:f-5 L. :vi 115,-,-, 2 'gg F,-1-6 , Paws, Top Row: S: 'ff' Ce ' C 1 For A y Uttasiun , Balhoa's music department is noted for its outstanding contributions to school life. Led by Mr. Lou Rubin, the band has enlivened games, rallies and assemblies, making them a little more enjoyable, Among its more outstanding activities this year were the Northern California Music Festival at San jose State on May 6, the R.O.T.C. Federal Inspection, and .the Music Assembly MR. Lou mem on May 24. DANCE EAND 'SPRING' F N I L , A A , , f 4 U Bottom Row: Eurns, Cclleto, Beyer, Erickson, Stewart -f' 55' - 5'9 -'11 Um l9 ?- 5E'- 5 5l E l9- he time 'mcbgh' Row 2: P.1.:erw, Herrera, Helenlus, Thompson, AccsTa. :uf we 4ccf:al season. 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M wx 2 Z - WN 'ww f V f gf W1 xx, V111 4 ff QWQ ,gg ff M . 4 , ' N f eff f f ff, V wk, A X ,,,,, ff Boiboono ljoniinoo A Proud Tradition: HAVING FUN BOB STABLES Um President HENR I ETTA REGALIA Vice President KATHY ZUCCA Secretary LORRAINE BLACKBURN Treasurer MARILYN JOHNSON Girls' Representative JOE FAVER Boys' Representative MR. E. BENEFIEL Sponsor H135 Prepare The fall high senior class started out the term with a very successful and enjoyable Hello Day Dance. This was followed by the Senior Picnic, held early in October. A record was established when 951, of the students attended the sunning and funning at Adobe Creek Lodge. The big social event for the high seniors was their Senior Bull, which was held at the Sir Fran- cis Drake Hotel on Jznniriry 15. Alzinuztry 26, grad- uation day, cndcd a very busy :ind successful term for this lull class of 195-1. Left: Diana Chin happily receives the CSF cup from Mr. Lehman, Right: Move-up - the climax of three years at Balboa, TU Say Aloha Arnong the acrivirief of the fall Ll2's were the Senior Ilflfi and the Aloha. Dance, and serv ing an the Senior Breakfast for fall Qraduaiee. This class, as the high seniors ol Spring '55, gate ti-fo dances - the Hello Daf. Dance and Lhe Senior Ball, Lhe larter an the Yarhr Club on lune - - '- E ZA .HS e.-.' H 4 5 fake we r r-ea. pi ll. .'Xfl0lJf: Creek Lodge 1-:ae rhe ffquiriq for Lhe I- - 5f5 '5Z 4 K - EE 2 -7 Senior Picnic on Haj. Jo. The claw also eponfoi ed a cotton candy hooth ax the faini'.al. Ar the feiiieftere enfl the Senior liieaklaft in the cafeieria f':1'1jOf-fjfl hr. ihe Ql3,f,ll,13,IES. .Xml last, hui nor learn, than lorig-axnaoirerl grafluanion Ugrernony war held laier the earns flaj., lune lo. :va 2- 3 Ci - 'L Sec'-e'a'f 57+ moimps H 'Z T'ea5.,rer my HALL H 'Z Grlz' Pear-2se'.faM.e Cl-lAPLESECr-1'.EI'JEP H '2 E:,a' Pemesefraf .e f- ' e :when Ea 'fa af aes We ga' ao: E565 BT PWS .E- , . J asf rr , rc sf: : E qi. 'Q f' .1373 ...L+ ' '- ' ' To- . if . ,S - , f 2 w V L i P ,-12211 1 - ' ' 1' fL,:gj'5f5 . ' i k? ' , VV' 22 , ' ' .if f X Eff Q ' ' 'f'K9,'?'1-1' 55 i - .ga 'gr--, : 4- - .Ha ,f V- ' Q-.19- n H325 -Lev' X ,vr' 4 . ,M ,lf Q r . , , ' 1 1 , Q ' , fm A' ,iirlik fi:-ff l QV ' .i m H :..ev1,4:.jEZ- - 2 .,-21: 1 2 f Y ff my L ' 5 ala' M- A,,, W A m f .-..v f f ' fyf' - My kg ir! ff f . 3 4- law: ati! ef , TONY MARELICH SHERILYN ROBERTS L I2 President H ll Vice President BEVERLY MIHOVICH RITA FRANZELLA L I2 Secretary H ll Treasurer Low Seniors Have DON HILLEBRANDT SHERILYN ROBERTS H ll President I 1 5 L I2 Vice President MARILYN GALLEGANI .ll Am-ENE LEBHERZ H ll Secrefary L I2 Treasurer CARMEN SOTO MRS- 5- MCCOY L 12 Representative SDONSOF Dale Lovell makes another sale of a very popular item -- the senior sweater. Fall's Junior Exclusive, Winter Wonder- land, was a success. Seen dancing to Charlie Stern's music were Don Hillebrandt and Ruby Klienfeldt, Bill Rathbun and Sheri Roberts, Ran- dy Neuman and Bev Mehovich, Len Mateski and Donna Ebert, and Rita Franzella and Jessie Burns. Some of the faculty attending were Mrs. McCoy fsponsorj, Miss Lins, Mrs. Cohen, Mr. Hansen, Mr. Perussina and Miss Adams. The high juniors earned a double lunch for hve excellents received in the clean-up compe- tition. The Aloha Dance. held in the girls' gym at the end ol spring term, turned out to be one of the happiest affairs of the year. Ann Tellez led her classmates in the Senior Jinx presented in honor of the graduating class. a K 'S :AsDY LYC.wS H- Presfce f 'Q Q EVCKY HA JER e re E . . it . T ' . i 'E 3 ' ff- JOHN CAHALAN JANET KELSO L 11 President JEAN ESPOSTO 1 L 11 Secretary l CLIFF GRAVES L I1 Treasurer H Il Vice President GEORGICE BENNETT H H Secretary MR. J. MCAULIFFE CUFF GRAVE?- Sponsor H ll Treasurer Proms fire Yeats Highlights By cooperating with the H 11's, fall's L 11's helped to put over the junior Exclusive. John Cahalan and Betty Bidlman, Becky Haver and Tony Herrera, and Sandy Lyons and Bill Lucy were only a few of the couples at the dance. The girls' gym was smartly decorated under the watchful eve of Sheri Roberts. The theme was U'inter H'onderland. Cahalan was president, Haver, vice-presidentg jean Esposto, secretaryg and Cliff Graves, treasurer. Clean-up was not as successful as other activities. Now as the spring term comes to a close, we find Sandy Lyons, president: Janet Kelso, vice presidentg Georgia Bennett, secretaryg and Cliff Graves, treasurer, looking back on a well-planned junior Prom at the Fairmont's Terrace Room on May H. The theme, selected by the students, was Stairway to the Stars. On May 19, the H 11's had a sponge throw booth at the Carnival. Oflicers of both terms wish to thank the stu- dents who gave their full cooperation. PAGE SIXTY-THREE 3 A ,l-'J , 4 'A dw W5 , ll. I 1 x , , QI ' 1 Z ANDY DAKIS H IO President GUIDO BUFFA L ll President CAROL SHAHINIAN L il Treasurer YQ 4 X 1 awe, I? Y X - 1 v'f - 7 . , l-kTQ'5'1'Nf L . f' v - - ' -' - ff V ff fpfgyxww s in x NWN' ,if 7 W Q 11311. 24-.'J.:g,,-5-I X mi if-:',i-11Z i9'f'f'f X ' CONNIE KAYLOR H IO Vice President CLARK RHODES L li Vice President MR. M. MAKOWER Sponsor PAGE SIXTY-POUR H IO Treasurer ' X Qf X Micicev Miicoofx ff , Q.J7j5j2-f X if ,fs ' .- c ' ' BARBARA BURTON V 'N H IO Secretary yy 0 Q I ARLEEN OLSON ,je L L ll Secretary J! X J Low Junior As sponsors of the fall H l0's, Mr. Makower saw quite a lot of action from the officers. They led the entire H IO class in planning The Pump- kin Ju1np, which was held in the Girls' Gyni on October 29. The dance was a huge success, Five hundred tickets being sold. Another activity in which this class partici- pated was the clean-up campaign in which the H 10's received three excellents and one very good. .Ks the spring L-l l's they rolled along smooth- ly under their new ollicers, who joined with H ll ohcicials to iron out details ol' the junior proin. 1, ll's also took active part in the Spring Carnival. Left to Right: H lO's Jim Curran, Helen Crosby, and Joe Cressa await the reg. bell. ,ff X' 1.-i ,XX-1 iw: . . ff. T? 7' qs f- A f xc 'E ,,,- of sf 'Ve -1 ? . c ' X, ' ' F ,, T? X rf - :e:'s'5 , gb s Q 'J T F-' 'Q X ' W.. , lk L2 Cx , is ff ? tv s 4' T' 's'r f '7'f377f2 . Q. - . - - , f- , . ,pgs 3? -V ...L I1 2e'.:eRf-X a 'IHA . . . f . T 1 R l- ' . vlf -T-L - . It f wtyf' f ,.,. Mr. TFT IW f-4' ' 'Af if ffffif , . C f VV 9- KCC? if-' 'i , . J A' we . ff A 57 f J f ff -1 W , , M 'ff-J , A W 1 f f , . r wry' Be f. ' ' A-X Z L, V 1 Q-1 . . . , . . . ' i , fl , ff. M- . , .I fx' 'il cf 'T f W f.- V 1 I A, f, and Sophillarices EU U er Big The spring H lU's have been a very active class. Their dance, which they called Shamrock Showers, was a huge success. A large and happy crowd turned out, had a good time, and put the class treasury on a solid footing. The committees helped to make the dance a success, as well as the officers: Gail Estebez, presi- dentg Martha YN'right, vice-president: jackie Pirpo, secretary: and Barbara Giovanani, treas- urer. The committees were as follows: decoration: Rich Scardamaglia, Bill Temko, Mike XX'alsh. and Martha Hright: refreshments: john Hughes, Carol Paulson, Barbara Pease, Gail listebez and Jackie I-irpog cloak room: Carolyn Craus, Gail Estebez, and jackie Firpo. The l'Blue Boys He'es a scene familiar to mary new ' 5: last Februarfs Denman gra':-aTi:r. played while the student body danced under the shamrocks. The spring high tens also sponsored tivo booths in the carnival. They were a record roll- ing booth and a pie eating contest. They were en- joyed by spectators and contestants alike. PAGE SIXTY-FIVE , 'Y WZ, fr? Mi' 'WNW' i F 1, E Something Arn Ghigliazza, Rich Gonzales, Dave Loucks, Sonya Cohen, Anita DeGennaro, .lo Calhoun, and Diana Cruz proved capable as last fall's yell leaders .... Cap and gown measurements for H l2's .... Elaine Yuen stands by with SA. card while Jerry Lang- ford unlocks Mr. Lehman's pocket vault .... Miss Tuska and Mr. Benefiel anxiously watch a baseball game .... Some of the girls from Miss Powell's GAA. softball group throw the bat for ups' '... . Business people in- specting Balboa's classrooms .... Mr. Hum- mel's class has a hot dog roast as a charcoal experiment .... Mr. l-lummel, Mr. Hansen, and Emmett Davis judge graduation speaker candidates. ,.4 'fia WA - Y see-'B-r'i'f' ml B 5 gn. af 5-jill? ig l 5 is-.f. V , 4 L. 3-f ' Going Un E er Minute Caloria Durant, Janis Rystad, Marilyn Johnson, Rita Galea, Carol Klotz, Pat Slattery, Dorothy Dankworth, Lorraine Blackburn, Joan Freeze, Joyce l-lively, and Evelyn Ford form the girls' 'ltootball team' '..., Mary McMillan modeled pedal pushers and a blouse at one 3 ot the fashion shows ,... Don Pitts tinds Balboa's books interesting when explained by Bev Garnero, Arn Ghigliazza, and Dave Loucks , . . Balboa's basketball team boards the bus tor a game in Lake County. Paul Cohen, Ray Batz, Dave Loucks, and Arn Ghi- gliazza imitate Washington SA. otticers at the base- ball team's rally .... Spring yell leaders are Mike Ca- stagnetto, Dave Loucks, Paul Cohen, Barbara Burton, Sonya Cohen, and Jo Calhoun, VARSITY FOOTBALL Bottom Row: Ferguson, Stables, Gilbert, Stuhler, Rathbun, Frietas, Bartholomew, Tyree, Papadakis, Neuman, Doriham. Row 2: Kirby Sylvia, Jones, Schuler, Deaoari, Girste, Poulos, Mandoli, Guptill, Williams, Coach Mitchell. Row 3: Niko, Poopin, J., Petty, Taylor, Pom- eroy, Zeller, Marshall, Reillein, Safley, McKenzie, Prioste, Ghiselen lMgr,J, Top Row: Evans, Ford, Portue, Grimesey, Nelson, Fadeff Mittry, Poppin, N., Hillebrandt, Perez, Fambrini, Tyree, R., Granelli. Varsity Takes Bad With Gund Coach Mitchel, Carl Jones, and Bill Rathbun watch to see if this one clicks. Russ Zeller tears away from S.l. pursuers PAGE SIXTY-EIGHT Pirates Pla neveii Seasun REGULAR SEASON SCORES BALBOA Miusion ...... .. O... ...li Khuhiiigtoii ... ..,l2. .. .. li Lincoln .... .... l 4. . . . . 6 Galileo .... .... l 2. .. . .ill Sacred Hearn , . . . T, ..., iii St. lgnaiius . .... l 3. .. ..,, lil Lowell .... .... I 9. . . .... 1 Poly reclinic . .TH ,.., iS Semi-final Playoffs Mission 27, Polytechnic i Lincoln I3, llbishington U Championship Game Mission 21, Lincoln 6 Final standings found Bal Lied with Lowell for fifth place. M, .,,f,,, .avmfeff -V ags qw' A3 , 4. l J4. l'l8CD,' Gil:-eri draws ior Ea! at The Pagearf. i if .4 1' ,,:a,,,4 ff? . - . ,. CIW' S.:-Q if 94 ' P93-Hsbev Q 4 1 U f Zin! . Eob Sfables and Ron Priosfe close in on a galloping Mission Bear. Front Row Mattos Barre Both Diadafi Spediacci Haight San Filippo Vogal, Torres, Carrillo Link Cruz Row 2 Gerlock Wells Kunkle Greich Lura Lee Treonar Trammell Ito Scardamong Blackburn. Row 3: Murry, Christensen Pinkney Rislow Mixon Chal mers Rogers Dakis Jackson Pirolo Pelegrino Lawrence Sfone Top Row: Fareffe, Williams, Hamman Trammell Bagatelos Sapiano JV5 Look Ahead lu Varsity IUNIOR VXRSITX SCORES SOPH FOO FBXLL SCORES BALBOA BALBOA Lowell ..,. Pnlylcclinic . Lincoln ..... .lcllerson St. Ignatius .. Lowell . . . . Polytechnic . show up Coach Qualls? r ,, , f' 5,51 '1'f Wi g fi Sli E5ZZE'l Topl Row: :f 'I: Eorforn Row: -1'2 Ie' W:-'e S:--1 e Row 2: L 2' -:- Bfoffom Row: C:-:s: '. -:'es C: :5:'a' 'ras Row 2: 2-1 :'a: , Sang' 'fest' 5' fer ?EE2'C Ee :s 'Q I 'fes RRov 5: 5 ' ' pigs ,Ere ' 5:2 Ca' 'E' 'l'-:' ,vTgp . -f. U-,- -- f-, . -fa : -: --:- ,- .,:- Wr-111, They Had Pun, Anyway Soccer, sr -4.' inirnirig. tennis. and goit brought Balboa tearns 1itt1e good fortune in 1952-55. Coach Hubers soccer rnen rnanaged a fi-1 victory over St. Ignatius and a 1-1 tie 1-sith Ga1- i1eo, but 1ost to Mission. Lowe11, Po13technic. Linco1n, and Ytashington by one point in each case. The svfirnrning tearn, under Coach Mitchel, was victorious over Po1y and Mission. 1ost to Linco1n, Hashington, and St. Ignatius, and had ret to rneet Ga1i1eo at press time. Ba1'srac11etsquad suffered defeat at the hands of Linco1n, St. Ignatius, Lot.re11, and Mashington, with Po1y coming up. Mr. Ebert, who coaches tennis. had few happier rnornents t -i.' ith his go1i tearn. which teed- ofi to victories over Mission and Po1v. and suc- curnbed to St. Ignatius, Linco1n. and Mash- ington. Ia e: Ns e :' :e fav-we -f G ...,..- .c A F E-: 6'CE , 7 , 1 ' ea- 3 we ' ' ' 'Wg 5 ' -J..,1a 'gs ' it 1 , i pt' 1 sf , ' A, -rages sg' ,- , gif' , 1-,mea it-if i Lee' ' 25 , 5 , 1.x f1? ' .311 ' ' - 5 5 gt? issy -L ga fivf Nw-1' 4Qi3'?'3'. f,1, 1.-aura 1'1',':?'k.f'21'fYf'1K'f lg., ,haa, egg-' . f ,a k , i.-54.1 -g,FKZ,,F',f- -. as eww ws Q A r'-1+-swf :.wx s Lew '1fff.r'w',-ffn - 1 1' - is s if W 1 ., .. sw' as -, - fiqgg. 3 a. i,1 1, ,. 'hifi er, .wsgsrf-ef . ttyfiis ,, 5 i f ,ass ,f4?.i'x ,JK '-f p33i:fff7s.fq411?f ',1?w an is ' lik ,, ,-. f 7.35, 5 we .. ,U jf.: ,A 1 , gi, iw, . ., .1 ,lf . , Y-15 gr V' 1 Ee f s-71' tfiiaffi ,U-is 1-' foil 'sew ig,-X A ,LQ ,-it 1- ahh fi? 5' it ' fir ti , ff 1335 1 A' J-1223 - W 'fs '. tg fats:-i1asa : taeap' .zg,,?,f, f 1 f - ' afiliiif -lv, , appear as ee m 1 - , 513111134 is if 1 Q ii? ' 1 Y 'vs .2 e sf . 2 1 'A , we Bag. in mu, -Q . i Qfifr bf ' f,Q 5 sau K .- e. HJ.. - - ff e 1 555.71-ag1?l:5?'f?? ,1-A , . -e ,, ww- - - fs , . , Y s qs- - wa 5:55,-aa A . H 1 Bull Tlllsort was the Bucs' thlrd place man. Allen, Allrson, Budeman, Cooper, and Alvarado get ready to shoot for new marks Coach Travers asks student support for his team. CPCES CCQKTP f Eoffvm 50 C55-3'5 FF' Vi '51 SVU'-'5 f5', E-'WEE Oberi VCVEV '!t:E'rs,f He er, Row 2: ff i er Mgr, , Herr .f ret l- -1'i92f Ziff? P052 fred Eileif' er Row 3: D,:fs:n f1:fara:c, Ecfc, Eafz, SCFUEVCE' in-gerigi Qa.f.id,, Granggl 0 cw E f TV, WCC-S, -EFZKEU, :UE Zio, f-disco T 'izof Falzela R,Ce'i. Absent: Eeatt, P-lack, Hagl-reg, Bal Ptatl-is p a Ehampimrtship To Coach Travers' LI'f:sS-COUI1Uy team goes credit for hringing Balhoa its only chainpionsliip ol the school year. In performing this leat the lall thinclads chalked up an irnpressiy'e record. The regular season round-robin saw Bal rueet and deleat each school entered in the league. Then Bal went on to the City' Meet, in which all schools are repre- sented, and took that too. The Bucs, outstanding man throughout the season was Ray' Batf, who snagged first place in the City Nlcet with a tirne ol 9132.2 on a niudtly path. Other Balboa entrants are listed in the order in which they finished: Bob XX'oods, Bill Tillson, Jim Beatty, Dick Boyd, and Boli Stroughter. Bal's cross-country success is the result ol en- thusiastic tearn effort. Signilying this, tearn inein- bers were awarded colorlul jackets at a rally last term. Pay Eat: f-as Eals - - afd Jan Fra'-cisco: TCD C'CEE-COIJVNM, Wan, llO's BASKETBALL l2O's BASKETBALL I Front Row: Ghiglardo, Hancock, McGillicutti, Williams. Serrano, Gonzalez, Corsello, Jones, Constantine. Gapiaro, Williams, Mr. Back Row: Koprowski lMgr.J, Bronson, Green, Cullen, Haas lcoachl, Koprowski lmanagerl. Mr. Haas lcoachl. Rich Vasquez saves The ball from an eager Lowell man. l3fj'5 BALBOA Lincoln.. ...37... Lowell ..... ...Fil St. Ignatius .. ...38. .. ...-14 Mission ..... ...23. .. H49 Polytechnic .. ...45. .. ...35 Galileo .,.. ...40. .. ...49 XV2lSllll lgl0l1 .. ...52, .. ...48 O'Conncll .... ...29. . ...47 Sucrefl Heart . . . . .3-1. . . . . .38 Coach lilJert's crew fought to the semi-finals and lost to zi competent Lowell outnt. l3O's BASKETBALL Bottom Row: Coach Ebert, Colello, Vasquez, Leon, Gonzalez, Johnson, DeLong. D. Ebert. Top Row: Curry, Camarra, Paden, Tevini, Mgr. Marquez. , , im COACH ORRON QUALLS B il. 3 U, 'VARSITY Lincoln . . I.UXx'Cll .... Sc. lgnanius .. Mission ... Polytechnic . . Galileo . . . Washington .. O'Connell . .. Sacred Heari .. BASKETBALL .5 T 71 58 P51 Ulu ZH 39 21 50 BALBOA fb 1 .I- 09 3.5 .31 F5 All .5 l 29 C - .53 47 Eau! Garza 2 and Cceirc f.gv-1 .-.wfn Lriczlo plafer fer :emma cf fn-2 bel V!-REIT? BASKETBALL ronf Row: Dgwmef, Sims, Prince, Qnansirzm, F-lien, Back Row Taylor, ffoofen, Gupfill, ffilde, Hadley, Eafes, Graves, Efan Peferson. Track Teams Prove 5 rung ,,.. 47' COACH BILL HOLLAND QW Q. M175 l I 'rf' i ,' 'fu I .X VX? I if I ,I W, .5 fi .W 'yi 4 he ln all three track and Held divisions, Balboa teams turned in noteworthy performances this spring- '1'he varsity finished the season with a healthy 5-2 record, losing only to Polytechnic and Lincoln in the dual meets. Ol' the defeated teams, TVash- ington and St. Ignatius offered the greatest threats. Varsity standouts included Batz, Buck- inan, Nichols, Niko, and Daniels. The fi0's, in compiling another 5-2 record, went down belore Ulashington and Poly. Crock- lord, Degan, Nunes, and Herrera were consistent point winners. ln winning lour dual meets, losing two, and tying one, the 20's were almost up with their big brothers. Outstanding were Scardamaglia, Stroughter, and Verza. As the Galleon goes to press the All-City Meet at Kezar is in the luture. Results there, however. are expected to reflect the team strengths and weaknesses revealed during the dual meet season. ILeft to rightl Batz, Boyd, and Buckrnan lead the pack, in the 880 at the Mission meet. VARSITY TRACK Bottom Row: Daniels, Schneider, Batz, Reid, T. Niko, Neathery, Ristow, Wise, Dawdy, Boyd, Buckman. Row 2: Guptill, Allison, Griggs, Fambrini, Ganduglia Loucks, Rathbun, Quesada, B. Tyree, L. Niko. Row 3: Scott, Alvarado, Jack- son, Victoiine, Angeloni, C. Graves, Murray, D. Tyree, Bartholomew, Lopes. Row 4: Thompson, Imperial, Beatty, Cahalan, Matranga, Ekr-nan, DeMerritt, Venturi, Donham, Flores lMgr.l, Cauchie. Top Row: Oman, Pinckney, Nichols, Woosley, L, Graves, Rezentes, Black, Thomas. r I 3 PAGE SEVENTY-SIX Bottom Row: L ef 5,54 '.'e'e :f freeze '.'- e. ken: Caer- e:fe', Eerre I-nor-es Ccsef' 'C C: e'fz. Row 2: C3 e:.:s Hem :eo 3255-'E' Treefzr '-'e - e l-' Segaw Szfzerez, Vesc,e: Wo. Row 3: Efgier, SVC, 2-:4er g Re:-eficf., Pezev Roteffs Duff, Ecg e Gi' 9' ezza, E'reefer. Row 4: Toves, Tran-rvek Hr'- fer T1ge , Corn, Ceo:-er ew: P-'.. es, Earrer Tren-rr-e1, Top Po.-.1 Lofefrw Ke .. F1:'es Vg. . 'iff TRACK 'TT' M-. ' i T'I 1- T' -,,.,. Heres ation H- , . Tony Herrera baffles a Lowell wan in The 440 ' N , 1 ni. - .M Iykte ew KL, - -fl ,5,f. , , r , 5? Eiga? 1255 TRACK Bodom Row: Donagan, Emlfn, Heuer, Scardamaglua, Dervaface, ils,'.w..N..,,....-M...,,. Varlan, Salvemeni, Cherolis. Row 2: Tamayo, Pewon, Landavazo '4 Hack, Lyons, MirabeI!a, Norton, Euffses. Row 3: Cmien, Holman, J Park, Verza, Serrano, Pastor, Fore: Mgr. . Top Row: Bernard, 'I- Horde, Carfer, Martinez, Dyer, Lfarres, Culferw. PAGE SEVENTY-SEVEN COACH TOM HEDDEN COACH GENE HUBER Varsity Junior varsity VARSITY LEAGUE SCORES BALBOA Polytechnic... Lincoln .... .... 2 ....l Lowell ..... .... 2 ....7 WVasl1ington .. .... 0. .. ....5 Sacred Heart .... 6... ....0 Mission .' .... St.Ignatius... .... 6... ....9 Galileo .... The end of regular season play found the Bucs occupying third place in the league, and therefore qualified to participate in the play-offs. Bal was scheduled to meet Sacred Heart, the round-robin champs, in a best two out of three semi-finals series. VARSITY BASEBALL But Swaiters ln Pla -offs In the first game, Balboa was defeated by the Irish, 9-3. In the second game, Sacred Heart was handed its first defeat of the season, -1-2. Ernie Evans pitched for the Pirates, and also hit three for three. Balboa hopes for a play-offs champion- ship were smashed, however, by a 10-0 beating in the third game. Two Bal players were chosen for the first string of an all-city team elected by the league's players and coaches. The honors went to Tom Tarantino, outfielder, and Ernie Evans. Honor- able mention went to Russ Fadeff, Karl Ryden, Bud Williams, and Jim Miguel. Mr. Hedden performed the very capable coaching job with the horsehiders this year. Mr. Haas, baseball coach in recent years, has been working at the central office on a special assign- ment. Bottom Row: Crudo, Williams, Harckbarth, Fadeff, Haiiht, Miquel, Rodriquez, Mr. He-dden. Top Row: Hutchins, Ryden, Schmidt, Tarantino, Frederic s, Buckowatz, Prosch, Poppin, Evans, Koprowski. l 2. Vfill Bill Rodriquez catch the Lincoln man sliding into third? 'Look real hard and you can see The balI.i Ernie Evans coaches firsf in the Tarnalpais game as a Balboa hi? J. V. BASIBALL Sacred Heart . , jefferson .... Drake ......... Lick-Hilmerding Tarnalpais ..... Riordan . . . St. Ignatius .. YVashing-ton .. Mission .... Washington .. Sacred Heart . . O'Conne11 .. Riordan . . . O'Connel1 . . l . isscored. aALBoA..J.v.'s ' it . ..11... ..,.,.,. Q it ..l-1 ..1O... ..l5 H6 M5 ..0 ..5 .2... H10 ..8 ..l0 ,1... ..6 J. V. BASEBALL Bottom Row: Vfilson, Laura, Moore, Acri, Tompkins, Montalbano, Kohler. Row 2: Woznak, Martini McNeal, Kunkle, Purcell, Schuster, Paganucci, Pirolo. Top Row: Mr. Huber, Bagafelos, Semeria Moreno, Rodriguez, Delong. f lbiff' fi 'fx ,J MW-' 'V f 4 f , ,, ivlmxmur ig GAA lA-Kl lFALl.I Bottom Row: La Farque, Kaylor, Bernstein, Frediani, Calderon, Kleinfeldt, Klein, Gioardo, Freese, Gomez, Cereghino, Bresscn, Howe. Row 2: Ivani, Imbornone, Hoffma, Krieg, Herrera, Bozzo, Colla, Diaz, Alexopulos, Croooer, Ferrigno, Cloke, Chavez, Ehrhorrn. Row 3: Andrade, Boitano, Burton, B., Burton, Y., Firpo, Baehrer, Funk, Hunsucker, Davis, Gazzano, Asmussen, Bellamy, Hauefer, Hammond, Asplund, Row 4: Jolliffe, Gehring, Grangeia, Holland, Browne, Godfrey, Hancock, Carrubba, Gray, Beers, Collier, Callican, Dahlgren. Row 5: Bates, Behmis, Giydid, Accornero, Christensen, Fernandez, Fox, Cresci, Kovacik, Buonacorsi, Ayala, Feht. Top Row: Bennett, Bogoslovski, Holland, Correa, Carlyon, Dorsa, Brady, Foster, Fucile, Dean, Garnero, Ioannow, Boyadzis. Balboa Girls Have Fun in GAA Miss Bess Powell, who has been head of girls' l sports at Bal for twenty years, has reason to be proud ot' her achievements. During those years Balboa girls have become more sports minded, and good scholarship and good sportsmanship have risen together. An ever-widening selection Fall vice President of sports has been oflered under her leadership. KATHY ZUCCA Among the activities offered 554 girls last tall were badminton in the girls' gym alter school, tt 11-Q MISS BESS POWELL Q. A S SDOnsor tit J f lil . SXQRQYY Xxx - ' l:'lt'IS .. X . N ' I vcgh K. GAA BOARD 1FALLl Bottom Row: Frediani, Cole, Zucca, Vo I, I ', T . - , sen, Schmah, Wedemeyer, Hansberg, Righard3,mMercv'ik,R.cXdiriSigen PAGE EIGHTY ORCHESIS lFALLl Bottom Row: Jorgensen, Stroughter, Yuen, Soubir- ous, Ferraro, Romero. Row 2: McBurney, Kohler, Carrubba, Rodman, Soto, Robohm. Top Row: Palla- dino, Boehrer, Bussanich, Steffinich. bowling, dancing in the girls' gym or gym lobby before and after school, ice skating in an Ocean Avenue rink, horseback riding along the beach after school, roller skating in the afternoon, soft- ball in the quad, basketball in the girls' gym, and tennis on Balboa's courts. The most pleasant memories Miss Powell has of her twenty years as head of girls' sports are the girls who have received GAA awards, for they are the Cream of the crop, combining good scholarship and good sportsmanship. To get an award a member may be absent only three times at the most, must be a good sportsman, and must be courteous and polite to the instructor, team- mates, and opposition. It is not easy to get a GAA awardg many who start out never complete the task. SWlM.MERS' AIDS KFALLJ Bottom Row: Kelso, Hoerner, Rado, Butcher, Pease. Top Row: Gowan. Atkins, Rogers, Paulson, Lambertson, Edwards. GAA lL-Zl lFAl.I.l Bottom Row: Rossibertolli, Vogl, Rowley, Thompson, Williams, Mikoda, Zucca, Trilling, Loding, Massimo, Otterbeck, Maloney, Lopez, Smith, Row Z: Mahoric, Regalia, Washington, Morgan, Maries, Rose, Orlandi, Zenoni, McLaren, Rochi, Rutherford, Libherz, Treguboff. Row 3: Mu- noz, Stamates, Schiller, Snead, Menges, Wilson, Stocker, Schwartz, Rietz, Moggla, Yuen, U., Yuen, E., Peterson. Top Row: Rickards, Norman, Nichols, R., Nichols, E., Staff, McBurney, Liberale, Silveria, McMillan, Lekoff, Soublrous, Taufer. PAGE EIGHTY-ONE Girls Have Choice For lhe spring term ol '55 the C.xX.,X. enrollment numbered 525. Many ol' the inenibers went out lor ice skating under the direction ol Mrs. Toschi, who also sponsors all Balboa dance activities. Other sports included badminton, directed by Girls' Block li adviser Miss Clase, bowling, directed by Miss Powellg horse back riding, sponsored by .Xliss Case: swimming, coached by Miss Blue: and soltball under Miss Connell. Tennis and volley- ball are GAA. sports, too. The G.A.A. lizmcluet and the installation ol' officers, held every term, are popular allairs and always are well attended. With six girls lroni eacli .San Francisco high school partici- pating in volleyball and soltball, a play day took place on March 29. l3al's re iresenlatives carrie throu 'h with a Hne l 3 showing. G.A.A. was created lor girls who like sports and the out-of- doors life. The memories gathered by its members are among those most treasured in later years. i A X' C wi , f , . Q9 ,. fig-.. Q' if 7 HELGA VOGEL , ,f 5 SDring Vice President I ' 1 ELAINE WEDEMEYER A CCR 515 Spring President -4 ' ' 2- -, 253- Q ?,,afZ 2 K 2 Q- 3 4 gi? C CE . e of are ' , . . GAA rAvKi cFALLi - iq Q62 Bottom Row: Andrade, lde, Borruso, Camisa, Frediani, Orlandi, Boitano, B e , G Il , F I C ld K! - , Bernstein, Bohrer. Row 2: Hanvey, Ayala, Galligani, Burton, Genone, Asrnussenislggnucii,eEx?5ns, lgoceiilreyaj l-lecixgi f ABQ, X Boehrer, Funk, Alexopoulus. Row 3: Conte, Bissig, Kaylor, Bogoslovski, Hillman, Battaglia, Cresci, Collier Fox' +A! f if Imbornone, Fleming, Calhoun, Bates. Row 4: Bianchi, Krieg, O'Connor, Anglim, Adams, Firoo, Delgado Crosby' C ' ' s Giovannetti, Dahlgren, Kruger, Carlyon, Holland, Correa, Jensen, Cresci. Row 5: Francesconi, Davis l-lcinsucke,-I Lk' if f. 3 Allen, Jolliffe, Andrade, Cereghino, Datello, Brown, Gray, Ferrignlo, Beers, Cloke, Cropper, Asmusseln. Top RQWQ f Z . Converse, Guidici, Kimble, Cornell, Krieg, Hbffma, Calhoun, Galli, Cristensen, Accornero, Callum, Jones John- - if son, Eden, lonannou, Garnero. , 'X milf! ' J 2 C.,P Cc' fe? Ds: ed 'EFF 52452 E59 22 Boffom Row: F'e: e , C7'E':E:f, .f!e:e e,e' f ' .' 5' Top Row e,e', Enesse' 5 if f :ff fp -:fr A -:: : : -. -- - ,-- -. Bottom Row: Pease '!e,e', 5:1-a':e, Ke sz far: 55:1 Row 2: rref e1 sTr': ', He. , Pe- 5:7 Dzescfese. Top Row: I- re: E e r- er e', Le ':e Ye . Taamwork akes Gains, T00 E!-X-. L-Z SPP.r'.'E Boffom Row: Puzucif, SYEVETEE, Na :re,f, Lcaez, News, Merriam: Mogg a, Trmrxg, 5g5+r,r,5, Rose Tr, Sgr, Stew. Row Z: Vai- ser, rfarfmc, ,'!e.ms+rcrr, ffwdrzw, Lfofs, flames, Santoro, Srrales, Ezine, Maaszrv-0, Nschzis, Srsff. Row 3: Pease, Sam, Morgan, Pose, ffnlrfaker, Pedcw, Pzdm Parledms, Sow, D., Sfrfh, Lav-'sch Row 4: ?-uchds, R., Nerlz, Speed, Cfferteck, No: Vista. Row 5: llfaff, PCFEVC ffalsh, falte, Prcci, Tray, Top Row: when ffrlscm, Rexfer, Stacker, Petr-erferd, N-affsi' VCQN, !Jar,neHO. lf. rrr: an, 5'e:rferws, Tadrer, Er-ers, Mrraruda, Marr QM, Seerfderrnafr, OrNar1:r, Zenzm, Eoberafes Rozura, Roche. S-'-arTZ,T1w5, Srluerra, Locke, Reefz, Velez, Mcretrr, Mdsud J S? CO-ED DANCE IFALLJ Bottom Row: Sfroughter, A., Delgadillo, Contreras, Berge, Johnson, Florio, Colla, Stamafes, Hoffma, Behn, Solo. Row 2: Ed- wards, Meyer, Rogers, Jolliffe, Simpeo, Masters, Shepard, Casas, Carrubba, Thompson, Swafford, Johnsfon. Row 3: Sfrough- ter, R., Cox, Davis, Romero, McBurney, Anzalone, Maitland, Slembrouck, Rybicki, Presswood, Velez. Row 4: Masini, Valadez ST. Charles, Molaug, Workman, Cahalan, Michelis, Stephens, Mirigian, Firpo, Pease, Borg. Row 5: Schaeffer, Thompson, Jorgen- sen, Conragan, Rowley, Benvenufi, Gallo, Soubirous, Thompson, Hoerner. Top Row: Raymond, Nevi, Price, Schwan, Langford Ferraro, Von Merta, Stuber, Portanier. Indoors ood oui, Bal Gals Provo Uoisioodioo io Sports Volleyball is a good way 'ro keep warm. MRS, PAULINE TOSCHI Dance Sponsor PAGE EIGHTY-FOUR ff.cB.Jm-ey, Eau!-ey, Delgacwiio, Xfelez, Curnem J9H,f4e, M r- iglar., Top Row: Paliadmg, PAJMRQ, Pame, fassgr Pm- bwckx, Slembrouck, Presswood, Eurvcn, Q F K -12 - l 5 ga , x X-X . ij 1 yr , V' ., 4 K , , ,gi 5 , 7 , A , g if ug . ff! S- fn ff fi 3+-5 W 'A ' 51 v, u r . : . K, J rj. as if.: Ligwwf , E '1 ' . 5 , 9 .ai A up-nn-ga '1 ' V fd , , ' . 'Q wg ,fn if-, -, ,. 41 1 1 Z' J ,if A ' f GAF acffffles are cufiocfs af: fcccrs f sccze, f-nc aa O':P1e515 rrervsers Cerv'zf5TraTe a:z.e, rYer':e-rs can gan vaiuable enpenerce zxearfg before 11-. pupmc. OPCHESIS SPRING Bottom Row: Dombroff, S:-uburous, Hoffrna, Rcmero, Sofa, Yuen, Cnola, Row 2: La Forgwa, Coppa, Yuen, Masvers, Eehn, Efamafvs, Rodman, Qozohrn, Fwrpo, Row 3: Hopper, P,-NOK EIQHTY-Fi'x'E W f wok., H 1 .W - f FW! f W B Aiili Newis The Time Te Leave Tradition Behind- Haverft Changed Muuh, Have The . NPV' 53.5 .e -.xf Q' Sf? W, W I X 4 B X 'hrfg A g X B ..xx- gif!! gf Q B-.NQNQ-Q ---X is .sg , Xxx Af 'V -25:5 U5 f A x-,lb Q A - X B BOB DIRICCO BARBARA BOWLES BOB STABLES IRENE RUANO 4 LORRAINE BLACKBURN M . mwwwx iii K 5 Ak i gh url g., 5 31.2 ,f Y'i ' 9 f--,. .,,s2'i5 Pr? Gene, but Remembered r . , A 1 PHILIP ABRAMO: Phil, shops: Navy .... JUNE B. ANDERSON: Bank of America Art Award, life College. member CSF, president and treasurer of Girlsa Coun- cil, S.F. Advertising Art Award . . . .JUNE E. AN- DERSON: Business administration, City and State 3 QT rss! BENJAMIN ANDRES: Ben, History, sports, Army ' f ' Q -,iq .... CHARLES APOSTOLOS: Chuck, shops, busi- ,gj 1, ness .... MARY ASPLUND: Silver Seals, interior ze' ' decorator. . S32 55 ROBERT ATKINS: Bob, MD., college, pres. Saber Club .... MYRNA BAILEY: Reg. treasurer, Silver Seals, school, work . . . PAT BATTAINI: Accounting, work . . . CHARLES BAUMGARTNER: Chuck, art, artist ,,.. ANNE BERNSTEIN: CSF, Silver Seals, Block B, college, FRANCES BERRIOS: Cookie, business, office work .... LORRAINE BLACKBURN: Lorrie, Spanish, English, L12 representative, H12 treasurer, S.A, publicity manager, teacher, State College .... RICH BOLENTINI: Shops, sports, college ..., FRANCES BONNICI: Fran, shorthand, GAA, secretary .... LOUIS BONO: Louie, math, electrician. MARY BORG: art, work .,.. BARBARA BOWLES: Barbie, business, college .... JOAN BREWER: art., history, work, night school .... CARMELITA BRONSON: So- cial studies, college, work, marriage .... DALE BRYANT: Industrial arts, service, work. MARTY BUNN: Shops, work .... BETTY ANN CAMPBELL: Shorty, commercial, work . . . . HELEN CAMPBELL: English, drama, college, marriage .... JOANNE CAMP- BELL: Shorty, business, commercial, work . . . . STELLA CARR: Mike, English, mar- riage. ANN MARY CARREON: Home economics, marriage .... DIANA CHIN: math, lane guage, CSF Life Member, CSF Sec., college science, college. . . . . JEWELL COLE: Girls' Block B prexy . . . GERRI COMPAGNO: Cleo, commercial, marriage .... JAMES CONRAGEN: Math, Q f ,X ?fzi4,W,,.s,x Wm A we A ,.. r Y Q' J 31 ' le 'f : ' T J lf C f I . in . , .Ni - 1- X ww' , f V55 VV Q ,, ,,. l-2 A X . .VVV .E -, ti -l.. r Sf .Q .X X M W., Q, ,,, A xx M 4 .xi 6 Q-. A 'Wig .,... ? I ..., ff... , z:, i WMM! Q' , M. THOMAS CORDONI: '-' -- 1 TESI: Ee:e, 3:- 'e': 2 , fx TER: :ig 5':: 'CC CHIER:f.EI-' :: -fe-' -:--: RICHARD CUTIETTA: .Z5' LIE' E' -'-C , .. ROSEMARY COR- RAYMOND COUL- . CECILIA CUS- JOSEPH DANI: , . DOROTHY ANN DANKWERTH: 2:02 :-s'2s5 :Z age fi' . . BARBARA DAVIS: E515 I,3'ES5 ANITA DE GENNARO:2': . :: -212 ree ' -:W ANITA DELNEVO:E ve' See 5 Ee:-521. ' 5 age :: 5:5 . JAMES DI RICCO: . . BOB DI Ricco: iff- J.:--1-U PATRICIA DITTY: 35' 'ET' MURPHY DRAYTON JR.: ,'2 '1' ' DURANT: 'E 2 :,s 'ess ' EHLING: 52' :::ffee: ' F 31 W 'fffT' i ' iv . . I 4, 1 35: 'QQ A. :Nh 1 '-7 7 VW, 'S'- h 3 NY Q : , L 'Q 3 Q L : :GLORIA PATRICIA as frni I 3 H 3 av , , :W 'wr-A iiff Q gpg Q ,253 E fi , ig Q ,9- Q- . -A MS gt , W AB ff, f- WTI 1 55' fa GEORGE ERASMY: '-'E gaze- C ,: I '. C: age VIRGINIA ESPARZA: E f' e 2 , TOM FAENZI: EA res rf 'fa 1' 51.5 E ::f E 53.2 Cir: 212: age w.:f,, ,. .JOE FAVER: 3:2 ' ' S : :':sz-xr , - , zef' SHIRLEY FEATHERSTONE: -:Ne EC' 'W :s af: :: e': 2 .1.:'k . DON FERRARI: 2 'Q' ' YOLANDA FERRARO: E'g sf ': e e::': :s ' 'fe' :s ., , JIM FLAN- AGAN: L ' 5':'. SALLY FLEMING: 2': ' CCS: , ROBERT FLORIO: S'::s :aefeta f'a'sge' , , GLORIA FONTI: EOEVESE f.:'L: ar: f'z :f: EVELYN FORD: Je'-'e 1: ace JAMES FORSLUND ..., JOAN FREESE: 'Q: 2': 2 5': 5: e':e 3-5 fees s:':: af: -f-:'f RITA GALEA: 'l: s .ngff . . , VINCENT GALEA: .':e Me 5: e':e A ' F' GLORIA GARBARINO: I- swf, .-.zw . JOSEPH GARCIA: .: ,. . . TERESA GARRISON: Sc ence s::'fs' S'afe Ca age feacf f, sr'c:s ---cm ,ANNETTE GARIBALDI: Pwr- 'fav age af: 1-:f 'ffl V A-.ga ...Q ,fs l ' S0 'ig 1 1 1 I ef , VH. .f.:,:.:.,y., mx f I NNW is , t W si as I ? X A .XX.X.I i .,L. . xg. 2, .. ,Q t' .- H N A if We A. . . , . ssh - Gyf , HQ 2 U , V X WV f. g iff l ,, . iw r i 5, X - f I Q fi' Q -H - ,V V , fa' X ALVA JEAN GREEN: Business, college . , . . ROBERT GREEN: Bob, Radio Club, Pan-American club, Silver Seals, college, work .... LINDA HAMMOND: CSF Life Member, Girls' Council, Girls' Block B sicretary, City College ..,. ROBERT HANSEN: Machine shop, wor . LORETTA HARTJE: Lori, l-lll vice-president, instructor aide, choir, Girls' Council, now Mrs. George O'Keefe ,... ARLINE HAUETER: Smit, CSF life member, Girls' Block B pres., work .... HOPE HERNANDEZ: Commercial, choir treasurer, work .... RUTH HERNANDEZ: Commercial. ELSPETH HILL: Elsa, CSF, Block B, Girls' Council, First Nighters, college .... JOYCE HIVELY: Freckles, reg. president, vice presi- dent, secretary, Tri-Y 5, college and work .... JOHN HOBLIT: Hi-Y ll, Boys' Council, reg. vice-president, work .... LOUIS HOFF: CSF life member, Boys' Council, Radio club, college. SANDRA HORTMAN: Sandy, CSF lite member, Girls' Council, First Nighters, U.C ..... MARVIN JAUCH: Curly, industrial arts work .... GLORIA JIMENEZ: CSF lite member, Girls Block B, Girls' Council, First Nightersj college ,... MARILYN JOHNSON: Jinx, CSF life member, Buccaneer editor, college. CORINNE JORGENSEN: Jo, French, Silver Seals, Girls' Council, Block B, City College, U C.. . . WILLIAM KENNAUGH: Bill, SA. athletic manager, Block E, CSF life member, U.C ..... TOM KENNEDY: Math, college ..,. THERESA KINGWELL: Snooks, art, work. JOHN GATTO: Math and mechanical drawing, CSF life member, sports, conferences, LIZ class president, Bank of America award in math .... ROBERT GEHRMANN: Bob, art, navy .... CAROL GHILARDUCCI: Commercial, CSF, work .,.. RICH GHISELIN: Reg. president, reg. treasurer, sports. ALFRED GIANNINI: Al, mechanical drawing, work .... ERNEST GILL .... GERALDINE GIOARDO: Gerrie, business, Italian, S,A. secretary, lite member Silver Seals, dental assistant .... JERRY GIUSTI: Math and mechanical drawing, City or State College. PAULA GLASS: Red, business, work .... PAUL GOLDBERG: Spider, industrial arts, work ,... CECILIA GONZALES: CeCe music, business, P,B.X. receptionist . , . . MERRITT GONZALES: Printshop, navy. LAVERNE GOODWIN .... GEORGE GOTELLI: Goat, reg. presi- clent, Buccaneer staff, University of California .... ED GRECH: Molly, shops, reg. president, work .... ELAINE GRECO: Funny Faze, business and marriage. X 'x s . W, , WQY ff . my .mx aww-S . be my W ' , Q A ,275 V G if' X 2 l T Q 4 X 3. , , H ,Cx it if Wim as ,X if vw ,f , . 2 M ,. My eff .U !.'Q1 f'h - 7 , Jw Q , I f. ,EF S 9. ., qs . 'QE 3 2 .C V3 .. QV 5 ,ess Q , c cgi f A -M 2 , f .rg s -4. ASN 2 1 ffrzvfrcfrwrm ' - E x ' ,r W 2 .... ,.. '-rx.:-:- Y W5 'ff ' ...-f:-1'Isz- X gie, ' ,s I www , rr . , f ' fi i 4 fffi: A, f uf. :,,ri- ----, -,-- ,, A -- ff- I 2ZIEI 2' -' C' 2 F Z v ig A ' -Cr ,,fI..M K C ,411 .Qyff poRoTI-1Y-KLErN:F:1-- 9 13,-3-f E152 ' -QRUBY-R-LEINFE.L'DT: QI-fads. IZLOTZZ: fit 'Z 'Zi' 7 'z BARBARA KOHLER: '2'ge E ::f E E44 I' Z: eg: JERY KUNZ- MAN:.e' :es 12 :l::s C-: 1:- eze NICK KYRIAKIS: -U:'f5':: BOB LAIPPLE: - : '-'e:'z: :a ref' 'Q .1.:'f . . IRENE LARSEN: :eff 5' :: i':5 14:1 ,... JIM LEE: CE: RONALD LEE: 5:' f s':'. C'. C: - ace . , . IRMA LEON FLORES: E -2 ': e e::': ' :S snag: , . VERA LODING:.e'2 -s: 'EFF '.E's C:f- 1: xx my if Q S Y - 2 3 , I 3 1 ,ii 2 '23 ' . , Hi WW! as 1 1 4 x -Aw. 3' Q ft LOUIS LUZZI: L:,' E :cn E 22:14-2 menff ge' 2 -: '. zasfefsa E'-CE T C:.. c N C ff C: eg: ..,. EUNICE MAES: S: 91:5 CTL' fuse . . BARBARA MAHORIC: Eats' CS: se:fe'a', E':ck E' Cf-, Csfege . FRED MALZ: Af' awk , . . HENRY MARCH: Hrs .'.' -f-VK' 'a-, MARIAN MARIUCCI: '-':,sfs :-s 'ees H-:'a av a:e .... JOAN MARSON: 5,5 - 3 3 A H E 'Q ff' -5 ? lm -.AJ m4f 49 3 2: '55 M ' If A -' . . SHIRLEY MARTIN: YC, 5 :: f'-f: 2' .-.zff , , SUSAN MAR- TINSEN: Safc. CE: f::':a :.ee :cl- IU: fi 2'-A ELEANOR MARTUCCI: - f f--3 f:' ' r: -:- - ff-2 :e' L - r-1 , :e:'e'af.' I EXE? E .22 '2 ECE, STANLEY MATTSON: SE' s'::5' - :. '-'E ' :es -wi ,. ROBERT M:DONALD: E:: 51:2 sen :e. , WILLIAM McKELLAR: '.'z: s'::s 'lr fi 5:2 -'-:'f ,. .HAR- OLD McLEOD:'.'a'f 2' f. f'1:'fD MARIE MICHELIS: , ' C .visas Tr-ff fa CAROL MIKODA: 5.9. EEEi'E T ees-'C fe: :'es:e',f, 'reasxe' :I E ,sr S: 5'f::g'a:'er .... BOB MILIANI: Sz C2 C: age ., BEATRICE MINA . NORMAN MOLAUG: '.'a'f' LZ. . MARIE MONTELEONE: 52:2 :S TONY MORENO: I.:.:r E:, :ESQ-E'25I' 1-:fk ..., JEAN MORUCCI: C:': 'e': ax crzxrg -.nik .,... LOREN MOUGHLER: Earn' hcfasfc: s::'T3- Am-. :: age . . .. JACK MURRAY: Eg .5:K '-'..ffa.' s,'::r'5 Crave, L::I ce fcrce . . . JOAN MYERS: J:J:, L:,aI Crier cf Mzcseg f-:X rv-err age, WV' at 4 0 , 7 V W! i r . X , A3 5. , '1 1fF F5 . I ,. ,X A. f s .Q ax i og, Q ' tt tt' . sf ya ' F I f I . WW , . t. C5,,fQZQ:!:::, Q xg? BRUNO PESENTI: Droopy, shops, service . . . . GEORGE PETTY: The blade, three years football, one vear track, City College, work .... KARL PIERSON: Publicity man- ager, Silver Seals, art, advertising .... ALFRED PIMENTEL: Al, shops, service .... WILLIAM PLEICH: Bill, shops, work, JIM POPPIN: Mad Russian, Block B, reg. president, City College ..,. ROSE PRE- ZIOSE: Mars, home economics, marriage . . . . RUSSELL PRINCE: Russ, CSF, sports, college .... EUGENIA PRIOLO: Jean, GAA, travel .... RON PRIOSTE: Ape man, req. president, sports. JOYCE PRISK DAHL .,.. CARMEN PRO- CARIONE: Business, reg. president, work, marriage ,... JOE PSAILA: shops, work . . . . RONALD RAHMER, Ron, math, sports, college, service .,.. BARBARA RANDALL: Bobbie, Silver Seals: marriage. CAROL REAMS: Reg. vice-president, GAA, marriage .... HENRIETTA REGALIA: l-lenrv, CSF, Block B, work .... JACK REULEIN: Saber tooth, football, track, work, service .,.. JACQUELINE RICKARDS: Jack: English, Block B, City College ,... JANICE RILEY: Jan, GAA, sports, marriage. RON ROBLING: Hobo, sports ..,.. MARY ROSSIBERTOLLI: CSF, Girls' Block B, tele- tyoe operator .,.. MARTHA ROWLEY: Marth, Block B, college .,., IRENE RUANO: Reg. president, work, Bill .... FRANCIS RUBIO. '44 HENRY NAGLE: Hank, retail merchan- dising, shops, English, City College .... FREDERICK NELSON: Shorty, general business, class president, work, college . . . . ROBERT NEWBY: Bob, announcing, radio or television announcer. RAYMOND NIELSEN .... NANCY JO NOYES: Nan, music, work, marriage . . . . MARGARET O'DOWD: Sis, busi- ness, work, marriage. REYNA PABALAN: Rena, business, City College, work ,... PAULINE PARISE: Babe, officer in Silver Seals, Block B, work .... IRWIN PATTERSON: Tony, student council, reg. president four terms, service. MICHAEL PATTON: Mike, Silver Seals, Saber Club, University of California, California Institute of Technology . . . , BARBARA PAYNE: Babs, business, work . . . A MIKE PEASE: Pizza, language, English, math, CSF president, S.A. cus- todian, student court iudge, many clubs, sports, college. we ' fees ' . 1 , ' . J r 1- 'i rf - , ,. . an W 1 1' f i-if A I 39'-X 'N i I 'Wm ,f , Q js by I ,Q X' I ,, 5' 4 1 1 If L IW . ,, ., T jr I x R C A ix 9 K i , i . I if ' .:. f. Z WW . my lfsgw :ar ,. me i 1 , , ,Z , --rr :ft f ,, f X :-, . X of K4 Miss Adams lleffl soaks up some sun with the kids at last fall's senior picnic, IWW M wig, K KN V i 2 WW W 'T ...,. 5, 'svf 5- ' E' JV, 1 I -ffhf. JANIS RYSTAD: Lan Efg 5- '-5 95, L- 4 - if : C., f, V - A V 1 2 -age , . , , WAYNE SAARI: '.' gggf- 4 , 5 Inf W f ' f, .Q Tft r 5' E'-Munn sr. CHARLES: 5: 5- ' ' . A L-EY.: :P 33,431 :Z E26 . .RICHARD SAF -it , - ,'.Ci, BILLY SAUNDERS: E ,, ,.-. gg ,, gg-, gg , , PATRICIA SASS: 5215. - :E -'IC' Ni age . , . ALFRED QAZIO2 Fk'.',SL':2'. '.k'4 : -W env, .. CAROL SCHENK: MATT SCHWAN: - 1':', ee , MARVIN SHELDON: 'Je 'faif I C: Q32 -A: f MARION SIMONTACCHI: E 2 ELF' -'Rr' .. BENNIE SIMS: 2,13 s'::2 ::: 5 : ANTHONY SKITTONE: ':'. ff., '. C: eg . PATRICIA SLATTERY: 55' :eff E' E ec, -eezf fg . ROBERT STABLES: Ez: - Q :fes - ' CY C: age SHIRLEY STEINGASSER: E' Ee: Cfzse Ek 1 Q -Q :ss 4 of GER F2113 f . 1 R ANNIE STROUGHTER: Hcffe eczfzr-' :s Ecu E' :Q-Iege, ra'- fage FRANK STUHLER: F::':PI eng LE FI' Fzfce . . ,. CHARLES SUTTER: Cf.:P r-ecfi ce :fa-I :xc skz: cc- ege , . . RON TAYLOR: 'fer ': :'a.-. fg 'Nz . E cc' age ROBERT TEGLAND: Ez: 'C.,S'VE afrs E- ' Seas 4::r:aI, pfffer . . EDWARD TEMPONE: 'Jac' fe Q: 1-cm ma., . , . . JIM THOMAS: 'fecffancaw :fa-'. ng f::f:a CY, Czflege . . . . BILL TILLSON: '.'e: a'1caI :'a-'. rig :fzff ',',r track Saf, 1:56 Evafe ED TORREY: If vcr. C , C: ege . , KENNETH TOSSE: Kef 'fezran :al C'2f- R, 2 -Q-2 . CAROL TRAMMELL: E-Ds WEEE 'EPA' I'-lf' 2 ' G . .RAY TREVIZO: Af- Iwcrv, FAITASIA UTU: 23. .LOU VAGADORI: CSF E Czfz' -' .afar 3 , , LEONARD VALADEZ , GEORGE VARGAS: if PAUL VELLA: Sf ff fg .ncrr .. JACK WALKER: E'1: ie CQ . , , , BILL WARNKE: Werke' ca' :fa-2 FQ H - 5::R TCITCEI ,work . , . PEGGY WASHINGTON: Peg I': e ez cs S, .e eaIsg Ccwege. 3 n 3' THURMAN WASHINGTON: Industrial artsy E ' service .... GERTRUIDE WATTS . . LAURA WHEELER: Spanish, English, SCl9nCef ' i LIZ treasurer Science Award, Lone Moun- fam scholarshlip .... FRANK WILLIAMS: ' K ,fs ' f f Q f C, Industrial arts, baseball, Hi-Y vll, bookie f IVVQQ E .... KEITH WILLIAMS: Music, history, QQ 7 1 N l choir, City College. to , I Q 'i work and marriage, JUDITH WILSON: Commercial, work .... HOWARD WONG: Math, City College .... ALICE WRIGHT: Snookyg home economics, college, marriage .... DORIS YOUNG: Commercial, reg. treasurer, Silver Seals, marriage .,., RUSSELL ZELLER: Zing Zingg industrial arts, reg. president, Silver Seals, football and track award, winner of Ptero- dactyl Awardg Menlo J.C. www 3 KATHY ZUCCA: Hl2 class sec'y., secretary of Sslver Seals, secretary of GAA, Block B5 Farewell tu Thee, Till We Meet Again FALL SENIORS NOT PICTURED Albert Michael Bernal Walter John Bugler Basil Catechi Gary Sam Donehue Mildred Jean Edwards James William Foote Warren Lincoln Hadley Lawrence Alden Hall Maurice Clayton Moore Ronald Ed Rogers William Raymond Shaw Mamie Louise Thomas Roger Dale Wardall Roy Thomas Welsh Joseph Donald Wilson Donald Brown Archie Jo Tate Robert McGovern Mary Pomeroy The heart of any rooting section is the seniors, and last falI's H l2's were loyal to the end. Huw Time Flies! This Proves ii- Ng, ,..- Ci-i,LF?LE'.E EEECHORNA 'J K , riiii, Left: JETTWE 'JESS Ragm, top: PDE: T.',i5T Em,-.E efwceczzi, Lew: LLPERH-l Maxis Komen Bev Lseemee L 5 gi 'f-f5'L QQv25,g . ' .H ,cunt 5 fi: 1 5 ' 'Q' W' H4 3 1 fx M. 57? S ii? A K 1, E4 il. ' - -1 .iI:QxL1,. Wu 1 cj' . npr JEAN SEVERINI ANITA GARCIA IDA DENTONI EVELYN GARIBALDI BARBARA SCOCCIA DENNY POLLOCK NANCY KING MILT STEFFENS EILEEN IDE PAULA BATES BARBARA IVANI CECILE DIAZ ELENE ALEXOPULOS ANDY BRINGUEL Right: BARBARA HOFFMA I - www , u A kv, .3 +2514 s wk rs' +r f:k','x,e X' v ' 'A' WSZ? f-f 1f-3-, 121 Q, - f 'E 1' V. , 'fi '- p'.b ff ' xg ' . ,gg 4 if ?E f'Z'f'f V 'f . VA' 'i ,l JM: Q.. X X ,NJ . 1. ,iii hge 'EQ' L5 L , fu .. . V, , .rim x N--ffm Iuha IU Spring Grads' 1 , JOHN ALLISON: 22:55 Cc: e WALLT--ALIIREO: 5221.22-?es':S , .- 25' 1' efe RONALD ALMADOVA: .,..:- -- -:-,.,. ':-s'-e a s '::':e AMBROSE: E-::e'ee' fer- CLP- :,, -3 IiIELEN'ANCIiIJCIi:'Sv JOEL ANDERSON: S WILLARD ANDRUQ: ARALDI: E: efce :,::e ee' Ve :: ege, 'eecfef .... VICTOR ARNAUDO: '.'e'f am- E-Q ro' cs: -:fu -f L 6RiF-I 3IsM'JSsErIZ ' E --K 2- f' :fs an , DON ASPLUND: I-1 sf:',' C ', Cz' ege .... CLIVE AZEVEDA: Er'::s reg. yes :envy EJTC V'I'E'I'E'TC , , . Ccuwsi 5 we' Seas' c: TERESA BADILLQ: L Y W: nam, ferr age LAURIE BALESTRIERI: 5.5 'ess Tr'-Y :fes- Ecenf, Sr. Patrol capraf reg. zzfescefwf' le- gal secrefary .... GLORIA BALL: Rea Crass rezresenfaflveg rnamage. wark . . . . REBECCA BALLAS: T,: 'wg S :r+V-ani' COI- Iece . , . MILDRED BALOVICH: Teen' Pez. se:fe?a'vf ac . BARBARA BARAZOTO: Hzme ezzf- Qrmcs' .-.ark .n Hawax JOYCE BARNES: Reg. Treaswef Tr--H -Yg gzferfmfv-er? mer! .,., ISABEL BARROZO: Beg reg. v ce-cresxdenvf WLVK VBVVBQE , . . , RAY BARTH . . . , ELAINE BARTO- LOZZI: CSF Me rv-errbef GHS' Coen: I, SA LCE-SFESUEDY, Trl-Y I3 Cn, College ..,. PAULA BATES. We S 'B 2 V. XX R .L . 3 .fx ,. dsl, if ,J '. Que, 5 4? I ,YQ pon N T RAY BATZ: Reg. collector, track, all-city cross country, college . . . . ROBERT BEAN: Reg. president, college . . . . RICHARD BEATTY: L IO, H I2 treasurer, Air Force .... MICHAEL BEDDE- SON: Silver Seals, CSF, Red Cross, reg. secretary, college. SHIRLEY BEHN: Girls' Block B, editor ot Buccaneer, CSF, GAA, Silver Seals, work ..., EDEAN BENITZ: Home economics , . DANNY BENVENUTI: Reg. president, Boys' Council vicoapresi- dent, work, draft .... DOROTHY BERG: English, history, Gal- leon Staff, night school, work, marriage JOAN BERRYHILL: Home economics .,,. CHARLENE BESCHOR- MAN: Tri-Y I, marriage, work ..., EARL BEYER: Work .... TED BOGIOS: Swimming, college, Army. ROBERT BONAPARTE: N.C.O. Club, F.T,A., college .... DORO- THY BOOK: GAA: work, marriage . , . , NORMA BORELLO: Girls' Council, reg. treasurer, Tri-Y 2, college, marriage ,.., BARBARA BRANNUM. WW ,C W 1 ,,,, X X M M' : V , 4 Of ' , , f , Wm ,,,, M ,.,,,wmWA I B Q Y . 'Nm ' . X , A rg' ' , w, fu. 1.55 ' -V . w : 'f 'f - .W , f' ' -S-- 1 W . 1 QWZ , f '4 l Af? . , . ,W 1... vi' wmhigw fr, V MMA. 7 , f N-W, V ,Q ' 7 'K ', ' ' 4 . ,,, ., ,f f - - V, , , ,f...ff,r , may f V V, . f . .,,.,, 46 gm . 1' 4 , f ffz, ff. ' , - , ,mx -f ' , , , 1 fu.. f giltrf f' ' ,y . V ,I 'gf V R Q ,, ,WV ,., WW, ,,, UV. f ff Q. 4' , rim . A-if ,S Z: .f y, ' A 1' 7 L 2 V 'S f V ? . ,.,.. ,I Z 7 ffiwaff f Minh I W 9 4172 , V f i , W 1, ' y , f V , f f jf V , , ' f f W J f' , . - , . ' fr: f .,.V ,V A , ,V M, ,f A My Z ,, W U, if .4 ., V, v ,'- fo., .1 ' 0 ...lo 3 , ,, Q w , 2 ', 1 02 'wr' . , EMILY ANDY BRINGUEL: Air Force . PETE BRICHETTO . . . BROWNE .... KEITH BUCKMAN: Shops, navy. . . RUDY ROY BUCKMAN: Industrial arts, sports, P.E. teacher . BUERGER: Radio and T,V., City College .,.. ANGELO BUFFA . . . . DEANNA BUONCRISTIANI: Sales work, RICHARD BURIANI: Reg. President, football, college ,... RODGER BURKE .... JO CALHOUN: CSF, Girls' Council, song leader, work, marriage .... JOYCE CAMPBELL: Art, stenogra- pher, housewife. DIANE CANALE ..., GEORGIA CARLIN: Work .... JOELLE CARLSON: work, marriage ..., THEODORE CARLSON: CSF, cafe worker, NCO club, college. MARY CARLYON: TrifY 8, Block B, airline hostess ..., ROGER CARROLL: Industrial arts, cars .... ROBERT CARTER: ROTC, work .... MICHAEL CASTAGNETTI: Italian, work with father. if --on 'Y U 1.- - I ' I RF . 1.2 mg, K , JW... g YI. X M I ' A ' -c. - 'W Z I I M A CRACOVANER: CLARICE COTTONHAM ROBERTA ANN NICK CAUCHI: :zz- :e:' DOLORE DAVE CHRISTENSEN: CHRISTEN: '-'e e' VINCE CLET: DOROTHY COATS: 5-5 255522 CZ ECE . S CEVASCO: :eg : BARBARA CHAPMAN: :e ROY CHIURCO: ':-s' e:' 'g RONALD DOLORES CLEM: -: e -ef 'g fee: :: ege HOWARD COBB: '.'e ' SHIRLEY CORBETT , ,, SONYA COHN: --,, L- .V, 1 ,.- ..... -L --. PAUL COHEN: Egg en :esaete IINOS: e:f . , RENO COLETTO: . GUS CONSTAN- , ARLINE CONVERSE: JI' 'J-4?,zf'a2 'Cf 'ee:' ':. JOAN CRESCI: E'e E ::f E E4-1 S .e- iees eve BOB CROCKFORD: E: STEPHANIE CROSSLER: C1 C: ege ' 'Z'-QE DIANA CRUZ: !-ee'. ,e ee:e- 'f-: 'e'-'s E'e' A- , PHIL DANIELS: T DAVIS - :ees :'es - 'sM'Ms'i:I' :li 1 ' 57' ' ' -H ---V - 1-1, MINNIE DAVIS: 2,5 .f.:'f :L ege , , . ROBERT DAY: C: ege fx' ef: 'sf JOYCE DEBELLA: Peg se:'e'e', 'e e' I-: E'e C':'-s SPF :ef'e 'ree , . ANN DEL- GADO: - H ' f .ce 'ee :-f' EFX- E :cf E C ', C: ege JOAN DEL GRANDE: Egg ef' :: ege -s : ..., DORIS DELUC- CHI . , . IDA DENTONI: LAC f 1 'eg se:'e'efw zf' ce wwf fvevege ,.., VICKI DEVINCENZI: Peg secreram, reg. DIAZ: P-ec. ee:fe'er,.g Pe: Crass re3f6S6 2'-9, DEW- QCLI sick af Qwege . I . JANET DQLEZAL: 5.3,- fese .,.. JOAN DOMENICHELLI: Reg. secrefaf, EFA Swef 395 5' ww , . , ELEANOR DONIGAN: C: erc aI :U ce f-cw P 3 A ,. 1 I t x 2 Ei I I A .fm 3 2' -I ,,,. D Q, ?i4fIiii - ,eve ,, 1 I gg V g . p h Q 3 H gf 1 'X' I - 3 I 1 A , ' L A I ik 1 A A ' I I - 'I' T ,,,, QQQ t A X ' I gg V ,KN 1 gg? qw , ,:,L . I A -Q I V Now, now, Mr, l-lummel, don't be camera shy. .rf ' , Al l '15 X X WV 1, ,f yt ,ffm is. ?0 ,, W fs, rf l ' ., .Q i My s- L57 71- , r , rl, Q ,aw il: x DONNA EBERT: TFIYY 5, marriage .... RITA EGRI: Reg treasurer, Tri-Y 4, Tri-Y treasurer, business, col- lege, marriage . , . DONALD ELVANDER: Student court iudge, l. ll class president, Silver Seals presi- dent, college. JANET ENGLISH: Reg offlcer, Silver Seals, Girls' Choir, office worker .,., CARL ERICKSON: Reg. vice- president, registry president, Silver Seals, San Fran- cisco State College ..., ROBERT ERICKSON: Math, City College. RONALD ESCALANTE: N,R.A., N.C.O., City College . . . . ANGEL FABELA: S.A. publicity manager, college . . . . RUSSELL FADEFF: Boys' Council, Block B, base- ball, college. SHEILA FARR: GAA, Red Cross, college .... RUTH FAVALE. GAA, Silver Seals, Tri-Y, interior decorator , . . . GLENN FEHRN: Mechanical drawing, work. s Q4 4- -W 'ry ff L V l I-n W A A, , ,Q ,,,,,, . , V, L ---- l f x N , ,,,, . 'HMM . . 4 . . K ..,. : ,..,r4 --,-. ,,..:..:. ., 'Yr' QL I ,,,, , ,ay , ll ' fi W f . l I A 5 . -' ' -3 -4 sf ' Q- H V Q cl f ' ,z .f ,J H ' , WA izsg r r' s 5 X i 4 f 1 W A i G f , z 4 4 A , Q as A , f ld 1 V , ' s , c ,f f' ' s Vey, T . M, E X X fl, EW Q X Ny We fmxql. . r , ' ff 6 i if M ,gg - ' ,Q A if A ,I f I ,::t.:: 41, ,., HERMINA FEHT: Block B, AAA secretary . . . . DAN FERGUSON: Varsity football, navy .... NANNETTE FERNANDEZ: GAA, L lO treasurer, college ..., ROBERT FER- NANDEZ: Mechanical drawing, navy, col- lege .... BARBARA FLEHARTY: Choir, Tri-Y 5, variety show, nursing, BEVERLY FLEMING: Dance committee, Sil- ver Seals, professional dancing ..,. JULIA FLORENS . . . , CHARLES FLORES . . . . JOE FLORES: Silver Seals, reg. vice-presi- dent, student court iudge, Boys' Council president, college .... FRANK FORNEY. PATRICIA FOX: Block B, Silver Seals, French Club, reg. treasurer, college ,... RON FRANCESCONI: Math, football, forest ranger .... GLORIA GALBRAITH .,.. SGEQARA GALEA .... GORDON GAM- PETER GANDUGLIA: Music, sports, work, armed forces .... ANITA GARCIA .... EVELYN GARABALDI ,... PAT GAR- OUTTE: Art, Girls' Council, work ..,, JOYCE GERACI. ARNOLD GHIGLIAZZA: Art, English, his- tory, SA president, asst. yell leader, sports, Board of Directors, Student Council, Hi-Y, Buccaneer cartoonist, SF State .... VIN- CENT GHIO .... GENE GIACCANI ..., GLEN GILBERT: Happy, choir, sports, col- lege , . . . MARIA GIRON-CERNA: CSF, art, college. L D-.nz ,V v ,f . WA L I RICHA-RD HALL: 5' rg 0, VICKI HALL: -f :zu .,-ee :fee cef' 'eg . :-54: V' 'lr Z: age . , AMY HANSBERG: aah!- e'ca' C .' ff: 'ees c: ege hav Wav- 'age . . BILL HANKE: Et L a C2 C: eg- DOLORES HARRIS: Cwvffg' ',.rg , . IDA HATCHER . , , . SUZANNE HAUCK: 'El-A f f BOB HEANEY: f 'f' :'::e', :ev LOUISE HENDRIX: Eclerceg cz age, ucv , . CAROL HILLE- ERANDT: E.,51r.-ess, SEC'EfEV,', marnage . . BILL HOEM: EI:cK E, Snderr Cz,m: I, snows, reg. :restart EF E'a'e ..,. CAROL LEE HOFF: Offce .wzrfg VV'2 12-QE. BARBARA HOFFMA: fff,s.c, Crcfeze CI'EElCE 1'f Cami, CSF, EDC' :an-ear EfE4lf nu: c, ccmege , . , ART HOLLINGSWORTH: Peg pres Gem, Enya' Cc,n:Ig ccmege .... RAY HOLMER .... MARTY HONORE, MARY HORLEY: Sparwsh, Pam-A-rrerwcan Club, ffirk .... GILBERT HOUSTAN .,,. PATSY HOWARD: Eusmess, Tm-Y I: work, marrwage .... BEVERLY HUDEN: Essence, Sliver Eeafsi :::Iege, work, marriage. G. Ezzf E C ' ' ---.- -- 1 1 LA VERNE GOHRANEON: E -ge 31 351226 H FNELLIE GOMEZ: - Q :ex 12 :::f - --A A- -1 if N2--1 sH:Rl.sY GOMEZ: :- EE - 5EZ'E'E' ' 3, 4 IRMA GIUDICI: - 'Q ff:-Q-if, I. IQ ff' RONALD qomz: 5-1 . -f LUCILLE GONZALES: 5 gf:-2-Er. ,-- ---2-r ' -RICHARD-GONZ,ALEZ: -225 .1 BEHTIIVY boviiof ' 253.9 1'55ff5' ' ' ALFREDO GRANELLI: L : - Q' '2 res L::':a 'nee .est :5zfe':a - A f :er ze ALMA RENE GREEN: E: ez' Ee' C2 C: DANNY GREGQRI: '.-.: '-2--'s -:- L Af: -:,... 1 1. ' JAHl-CE'G-RIFFIN?i- f ' 'l ROY GRIGGS: 'lies :zf--. 02- .RON GuPjll.L:j HAICKBARTHi . . ZEEEZE .2 1 ie' JUDY HALL: - 'S :,':2?!'Q2'?5Eil2ll,E- lui f 5 .. I -3 -4 , JG , l iff , T' ami' fm h, re-:es :ef - - : 2:3 '5:'-ess' ...1,- f L- .', f,',,, H lu, -'E. - E .EE'E 'HECK E - ff - . .RICHARD L-' 1: .:gd::gs:::ef: 1-'F' .- '.2'5 f:-': G 9 Q 'L Sv 3 AX ,, , -Vi - .44 ll! .3 -. at :G If ji J f 4 3. , .. w f ff 1 fx ,f A ff, . as W i M 4 ss. 6 A ., .N ,NV Q I 6 . N X X X X A ' We F A3 I Y I l , K f 1 BARBARA KEARNEY: Business, marriage to Ray .... BARBARA KIMES: Kim: Galleon Staff, dental nurse .... NANCY KING: Cxcfiousey, Senior Patrol, Tri-Y 8, work, marriage .... JERRY IRLEY. EDNA KLOCKARS: l-l-i2 treasurer, Buccaneer, Girls' Council, Pan- American Club .... JACQUELINE KOCHER: Speedy, English, Tri-Y 8, secretary, City College, marriage .... RAY KOPROW- SKI: Senior Patrol, U. S. Navy .... JEAN KRIEG: Reg. secretary, treasurer, Silver Seals, Girls' Council, City College. TED LAMBERTSON: Block B, sports, college .... SHERRIE LANDER: Business, stenographer .... JERRY LANGFORD , . , . MARIE LAURIO: Home economics, Galleon Staff, work. JO LEAN LAWSON: Swimming, marriage ..., DAN LEAHY: Woodshop, Army, bowling ..., FRANKLIN LEHMANN: Reg. president, vice-pres., German Club, IZO basketball, Citv College . . . . DICK LEONE. VINCE LEONE: Industrial school, work, cars .... BEV LIBE- RALE: Buccaneer typist, CSF, Girls' Council, college, opera singer ..., TOM LINDER: Work, sports ..., JOHN LIVER- MORE, Spanish, City College, sports Wir' i,, is W, EILEEN IDE: Red Cross representative, Block B, GAA Board, work, . . . . BARBARA IVANI: CSF, GAA, Girls' Block B, San Fran- cisco College for Women . . . LEO JACKSON: Track, basketball, college .... HERMAN JACOBSON: Industrial arts, science, reg, treasurer, service. DAVID JAMISON: Reg. president, Hi-Y 2, business .... JOAN JENSEN: Jo Jo, reg. treas., reg, sec., choir, Galleon Staff, ltalian Club, Senior Patrol, GAA., Chem. Club, City College, University of California at Davis, become a horse doctor .... JAMES JES- SUP. . . BOB JIMENEZ. BOBBIE JOHNSON: Red Cross representative, college .... GLEN JOHNSON .... OTHA JOHNSON: Business, City College .... CHARLOTTE JONES: Business, secretary, model. JUDY JONES: Science, French, Pan American stewardess ..,. DICK KALFORD: Senior Patrol, radio, T.V. servicing .... CHRIS- TINA KARANASOS: Reg. president, Tri-Y lg business .... BOB KAUFMAN. if , ...., J F E - f A' X IM 1 I 7 i V 9 A V , 7, We . ,wif , 0' , , ,,, , Q f ,. .. ? X , my yi , Q52 X '21 0 ,s 1 fx 0 SE 1 1 it f A 1- W6 M' , at 5? r , X 252 ff 5 ix , f ,, .ls , W' V :CW rue-sum - f ii -V S 4 ,A W 1 ' g A , f aw ? Tjlyl , , 2 f V 'V Hi Z Y 1 3 ::55f- -L -, -L 5:05, JACK MARTIN: - Neva -3. ' ,MF 5' , 5 Gzorggg-L-ucAs: 2:15 215 1221 4, L I 'L:LO'YD: I:U:RERIrjI: 5: :LZ 9 :J LELLI an JEAN LYNOTT: 5-5-Q22 2 -. N QQ ELSIE MADDOX2 f26':E fi f' - .. I J! C: age f-'s'g z:':: MARIE 5 'WF' M, MADSEN: -42 s :e' If: ELA S . i.- I .e' 125 5 ,Q Q' I J ROBERT MALDONADO: 5 AW:-f -1: :E-2 -,,,.::-,5 A- , GUIDO MANDOLI:,-1 :ZZ'2E P- f.'ff , 4' 1 , PHILLIP MARSALA: A RAYMOND MARINELLI PHYLLIS MARIUC CI: C' LEE? GI '5 EZL, SHALL: 2': W 3 if . 1 sf f E: av A ,153 .1 0 X1-. 3 3 ww .nm , pw, D, 1 42 -.mf-.X , 2 . 2' ' I , UQ 5: 4 I MENGES . an , I - : ,-i 'f, M:CORD: . JT 2'5 J.- R- ff f 'row MAR- If' fb' '15 fl I ' , 'Q ,E m ., wg I - SAROLE MARTIN: E: efce reg :':e1 ce-re: 22 Say: C: 'Q ':s'e5: LLA .-.:' ' . PAT MARTIN: C2 'li 5 MARIE MASVTERS: 2:3 5' :-sf FRANK MA'rE'of231:f'2 -. '13 ,E-QE DAVID MAYFIELD: ', fl ' 7 G MAUREEN MEHAN: Arr, .-.:'f , . PAT MARIE MCBURNEY , . . Rogsnr Mccouug: 2 c': :f 'er ff :' ., . 5 3' , . CHARLES ROBERT McCULLOUGH: Sfzzg .-.W . . I y.,g,'i. JOE M:DONALDg I-1 5':r, C T, CS' eg? . MARY McDONALD. MURL McKENZIE: wif' ,Z . We 'eg yes '::':s1 '--f ' Ezck E A i-ef. ze . ROSEMARY MILITTI: Ar' , CAROLYN MILLS: H s':'.' zeaf, 9:efe':' ,L 3 vawege JOAN MILLER: I-:ve . rg. 5 e::f: :s 52: Cfcas .-.zm . RODER- he, X- ICK MILLER , RICHARD MITTRY: .. -, . -. 2- ia age . DARLENE 2,1 MOBLEY. LETTE BARBARA eff' '.'.f f MOFFETT: E-s 'ess E-::5fee' manage JUDY MOL- REVELLE MONTANO: 32:3 JOHN, MONTE: Ea :ze ' 'WABE r.Ro5REP-'-I . . . ,,., 'pr- a X s J v s mfr 5 'W X , all . Q , v ' g - , 4 we , .,-W, Q 4 ,sa ma? . ,s,iff.,, !M t R .. A MLN- W . 1 M, is . l I : Gwyn . kiss X' f x V ' ' ff .-ers: - 1 . ., rf fa. ,fe , 1 .. . , -,, ' - , .G J 'ff 'S 4 .. , Q 'qi - sr , jf Q f .,-5 4 - ? 5 ' f 2 2::::.:v, ' ,, If ,U 'f LL Fi ll f .A X ,V . ff - V... ' ' , ' .g:- ,e 5 , MW ..,,., , : i W-.N rv 5 I 1 M df - ,F 4 ,. . wkfgff - -My , , ff f f M N f N sv? .cg 'L fx xc Y? X as si l-fx Q X I Z se 4 X V mm, f iz ,ff of ,ii-f' fin. r vm ' r wg, .,-W vw- f ,r , ,f , A BOB OMAN: Champ, shops, track team, work OSTROWSKI: Chem Club, two years varsity bas . ff 4 , ..:v 1 , f , 7 . JOHN eball,' car shop . . . . SHEILA OWENS: English, history, reg. secretary, Galleon Staff, choir, Tri-Y 5, college. nursing .... JERRY PAMATIAN: Reg. pres., Senior Patrol, Army. CAROL PANDOLFI: Science, work .... JEANNE P AQUETTE: Req. treasurer, representative, Galleon Staff, marriage .... JIM Senior Patrol Citv College ARTHUR PEARY: PATTON: I 4--- Reg. treasurer, Sabre Club, Senior Patrol, college. NANCY PELL: Business, work, marriage ,... SHELLEY PELOF- SKI: Cafeteria worker, work, marriage .... STELLA PEREZ: Ren. resident secreta'y, CSF, Girls' Coun'il,' marriage .... NORMDAN PETERSON: Reg. presid:nt, mechanic. LOREE PETREE: GAA, model .... DIANA PIAZZA: Spanish, GAA Tri-Y 3' teaching, State College, marriage ..., GAYE PICICENS: Reg secretarv Tri-Y l, San Jose Stat page ..., RUTH PISANI. e College, mar- MIKE MOORE: Shop ..,. MIKE MORAN: Saber Club, 6th Army Rifle Team, Navy .... GAYLE MORFORDQ Block B secretary, band, reg. treasurer, Girls' Council, Silver Seals, nursing school . . . . ANTOINETTE MORSE: Clerical, college. RONALD MOSEL: Ron, reg. pres., soph football, track team, golf team, college .... CONNIE MOYA: Reg. pres., Galleon senior editor, vice pres, of Cothurnus Players, Drama Club, Tri-Y 7, Marin College ..., BOB MUCHNA: Reg. vice-pres., shops, me- chanic ..., LARRY MULLEN: Math, history, work, college. DIANA MUNOZ: Silver Seals, reg. pres., Girls' Council, Student Council, PaneAmerican Club, City College ..,. FRANCIS MUR- RAY: Fran, Tri-Y 3, business, work, marriage .... JETTIE NASON:Tri-Y 9 historian, college ..., CAROL NEATHERY: Rusty, Tri-Y IO, business college, RUTH NICHOLS: Bookkeeping, GAA, Silver Seals, Girls' Block B, machine calculator operator .... GARY NIELSON: Shops, Block B, work, Army , , . . NORMAN NIELSON: Machine shop, track team, varsity football, Bev .... ROSE NOLI: Art, work, rnar- riage, sketching. JOYCE NORMAN: Business, GAA, Silver Seals three terms, Block B, work .... BERNICE NOT0: Clothing, Tri-Y 3 president, work . . . . CAROLE NYRENENG: Work . , . , JOAN OLSEN: Commer- cial, Girls' Council, secretary of Tri-Y l. J w ':'f-N , . -A fn: ,3,.,, , Y ' as , f X , 5: fe, -, S , n l Q 4 1 f if 23 .r .f S WN f , ,J swi V , . ff ,-, , ,... -.fr sw, ' 9f247'f., l f We 1 r :S i X Z : r 2 . - ,, T3 I X K r X N x, 1 . Q 7 lffl 4. fr . ti- -. frat , 1. .as .grim - , ,,,..,,, M, . , . . Q - . zz 2 5, f V, 3: , f -si f f f - if ' Z 7 .... fx .2 .... . r 2, g I , . , t . DIANE PLUMLEY: -a ' - az: 'a' 1a a':' 'iv- a-- 'WN -an f ff. MIcFfAEL'PLDMRMEh'1 'iff 9 . . . , DENNY POLLACK: E'g 5' 'ag :'aa :: aga :af . . DIANE POSEDAL: fa'- 'a':a 'ag :'az haw -2 JAY PQSTfAAN:F'- s': EgUANs3'R6iXf :Ei QUINN: f: 'a WILLIAM PROSCH: E 5 C2 C: aga . , TED ' 'li C: aga JUDY ANN RADO: E': a' Ea az' a: ':' f.:'f EVA RADO: -'-C ME ECE . . FRANK RAHMER: E' :C asa GEORGE RAM'OS: '- a':'. - ' :'as ga 'a 'af f.a'f' I BEVERLY RE: E:a':a LOU REYNOLDS 'E a' E::r E fx: fg , , MARY ROSA RICHARDS: '-:Wa a::':f Cf 'f C: agar. . . BEVERLY ROBERTS: Ea. L a': I- -ass se:- BARRY ROBIN: 5 'IE CAF rf-, : 3 I ,-sz, ,L -,-,--fa, RODNTAN: all EZ2f - f JEANNETTE ROEOHM: VIRGINIA - . 5' -c-: A-, szffgagf ---- -, -::., , f ALBERT RODRIGUEZ: ,e- 'aff '- ' -ng? Y, , ,, 'Y my-I ' , I I jf? Q, . - gl - V 4 mf :wa - H: ,J- Lfgf, EKG, I 1 av 5 Ag' 799 if I IEW. , ' ty, ,lg 2 QA fl- f 5.1 ' iw A . as in E rx ai U V- P I EQ Q R :,:: I if-Q, ' I , f-if 'Cty JI In J .lf . Xi gi g , ' ..1.1:aV 1, - ,K ., K .,:,, V. 4 4 A , .Q fg - . ' L. 3 .. 4-1 .iw 3 3 Ili, as nr' an ' A , I-ESQ :ME 92 X3 Y 71 . 'I' F1 '-,Lf ' I 1 ' 'I I I I - ' '-' ' I Hz I, if S? ED ROMERO . . CAESAR ROMERO: Jr Re: Cfcss EfES'G6f7Tf cc aga 'ear 'g , LOUIS ROSALES: Reg Treasmer' Auf Fzrca . . ARNOLD ROTBERT: Hamm, Cf. Cz. age JOANN ROYAL: 'Aecrw zraf, ng, 'eg pres-sew? Emzem Cumcwl, G!-A, Tr -v' S, Smfar SeaI5' SF, STare ..,. DELORES SANCHEZ: Sea ac -amca C afv,gfr, Cm: Tr:-Y 'C GAA fenmsg MT. Zwcm :fa Hg S:'::I sfgwcal 'urge . . , JOAN SANS: ESS nas: Gar- len: Czgk fraa Tr-K ' :if :a svaff sf- 'ff' mg Cf, CcIeg-2 .JO ANNE SANS: ECS Pass Tr,-Y f.:'k 'fafvege Y: Lac JIM SANTICH: I-I afar, 3 Mer Seals' cziiege ,... DELMA SCAL- CUCCI: Za, :Ss 1-ess, fag, aecraram Re: Crass ragresegrar we 54? ca s'af4 'Sf-L :.-,ora VT'iV'EQf3A GEORGE SCHILLING: 'fav' EF a'f af: fa'-agar L- - .+:a-:'as:a ' angfearng . CHARLES SCHNEIDER: E:a :- Z ra:':'s H 'Q C:,a fa:- 'g5gf 5f.E EC-f RE.. JOHN SCHNEIDER:E ack Eg ca lege . . BARBARA SCHULER: 'EAL E :ar E .'.:'K 'TEV'-B26 . , ALICE SELVAGGIO: Have azz'-:W cs reg fraaswer- ferr age . , JEAN SEMENZA: 5-5 - D253 IZERC 'fi E' CID: 5 vE'E' EE 5'E', Sim X ,, ,QW aw fm' M! rw! X ls ' tram ' 21- f , ' Q' .2 1 , ,J x X Q 7 vis- to 'T fill, 1 A Q 4 ! W -S ses ,N X ff fy, f ,gs iss me Z rf: Y 5, ,,.g.a s :aaa::- ' Q Q- Z7 ssl ' . X I Wx N f 5? f 4 f f 'Q vw nw 'i .f ' V :ass V, s. ,J I ,K 51 4, , sk tflhggvskr V Y ff ., W 1 'ZS BW K if X ' f. 'f 4 elses? DIANE SOTO: Red Cross representative, Co- ed Dance Club, GAA publicity manager, nurse .... JEAN SOUBIROUS: Art, GAA bowling, Co-ed Dance, ballet training ,... TOM SOWLE: Shop, tennis, City College . . . . GEORGE SPEDIACCI: Shops, work . . . . BILL SPENCER: Reg. treasurer, bas- ketball, college, service. HOWARD SPRIGGS: Industrial arts, class secretary ..,. JEANETTE STAGNARO: Jen, business, treasurer of Italian Club, college, marriage .,.. MILTON STEFFENS: Shops, work .... DONNA STORY: Business, L IO treasurer, L ll vice-president, GAA, college .... PAT STRASSER: Class secrea tary, CSF, GAA, marriage. CHARLES STUBER .... MARY SUITER: Reg. treasurer, GAA, work ..,. TOM TAR- ANTINO: Reg. pres., varsity basketball, his- tory, work ..,. BERNICE TAYES: Business, work, marriage .... JOHN TERNULLO: Shops, college. RICH TESENE: Shops, mechanic .... GLORIA THOMPSON: GAA vicevpres, Girls' Block B vice-pres., work, marriage .... RON TOMASELLO: Science, Army, Air Force . . . . EVANGELOS TONAS: Sports, soccer, college .... CHARLES TOOTH: Shops, choir, City College, service, DIANE TOSCHI: GAA, reg. officer, mar- riage .... DIANE TREGUBOFF: Reg. sec- retary, Girls' Council, Silver Seals, GAA, marriage .... DONNA TROUB: Business, City College, airline hostess , . . . ANN TRILLING: l-lll treasurer, SA. assistant secretary, S.A treasurer, Science and Chern- isfry Clubs, Girls' Council, CSF, University of California ,... KENNETH TUCKER: Printing, City College, JEAN SEVERINI: Business, work .... BARBARA SHARP: Music, choir, Cam- era Club, nurse, air stewardess ..,. GAIL SHIGLEY: Reg. president, Girls' Council, TrifY I, Red Cross, CSF, San Francisco State College, teacher, RICHARD SILVA: Delegate to Calif. Boys' State, S.A. custodian, delegate to Students' World Affairs Council, CSF president and life member, speaker of the American Association for the Ad- vancement of Science, University of California .... NOREEN SIMPKINS: choir, work, marriage .... BERNIE SMITH. BETTY LOU SMITH: Swimming, tennis, work .... BOB SMITH , . . . JUDITH SMITH: Home economics, work, MARY EARLENE SMITH: Business, mar- riage .... CHRISTOPHER SOFILOS: Chris, French, Reg. president, football, City College .,.. ROBERT SORBI: Mechanical drawing, track, college. sw r f R ' , We ff? ' ' ' - , J -.:,.v.-1f- i 5 ' f-- ..,. M , X W XV A-WN f 2' 6 f K 1 'W it 7 f ' . . :Y X . , S up T 3 X -as .464 How can 25 kids fit into such a small picture? Well, where there's a will- .19 'vi' 2' ws. , as X . s X. Q as X w , : W 4 f . ,i ,J A f1..,,:. J., g , , sv 7, . x .Q , ,. ' 1 ' we, fg Q lf0fj, x,,5i- ss- -. , , '- if A Y V' i W , , f ' ,S , . -W-, W Q f 1 jg X f A ' wif F' f 7 s , kg W If X W X f ff of M X 'S mfs . rw f , rf 45 f f , I. ,gags-a i ,Q sy S N s ' ' sh? f --: . , JU' iw..-.,, ... Kms? I FRED TWIST: I- , Efg sf, reg. :res ce' ---Ve: Cef' C2 Cclege ,,.. CELIA UBEDA: '-fe , vez' : -f- g E!-A E .-:' 59257 C2 C3 ege . . . OTTO UEBEL: E: efxze e :U ce :2:ev C -:,CEE, . . .JACK UNIACK: Da'-fe - .., en -e: 4 JO VALENTINE: C: -'f.e E e.e'e ees We 2 , . . BEVERLY VERSINO: seg, :'es C .-.:'f '- :e . RENE VIARGUES: E'-e'c' :'-es zef' be c' C-: nefggr- 3+ reg., S fer Sea sq L, C. C: eg-e :' I-g': 'fe DIANA VIDAL: Esav' s' f ':- T'-f 7' We: :P en: Ne'-eze BETTY VITALI: GFA, :ees se-ee', fue 'Q asf , HELGA VOGL: E-s'e5:, 'El-A 51 'e 'e, GAA sever , fce- :fes Cefi Emi C:,': 'Sf-A E:e': E ae' Zee: CSF f fer-res Q' .'a'e secrefaq CAROL VON MERTA: Eze ze, EAA Sew:-e . . , MARY LOIS WAHL: Ce' :e 'El-A E f :fes- :- 'E's C:- : E -ef Sees :'s' '-cf'-we e' 'e GJ ffm: CAROL WASHAM: C: e'ce: 1-'ern ..,. ELAINE WEDE- MEYER: f:2 'e , :fee fe :' Sf-A Ewa Cora, pr-esxcenf of '3-effvef C .,:, E cz' E LUELLA WELSH: 5,2 fx-ess, C rege- ':' 'vvege' :4 ' E,:: ee' ,,.. KEITH WENQUIST: S' ,S fe- -,green . , -1 ,,-- -- .. 3 S- ,.,. C ., I f-'V . A ..,, ' wwf ' f HZ 'M' 1 , xxx. :HM it 6 J..- 1 . . KW ,' ,, Z '1fL,,,.., I n fy .1 f I . fe X -1 'V - 43 , lf! ' E T f I ly K ' r WWF '25 ,EE-Q -cg: L, 4 ?' , ' 3 '. I fekff' 7 , I Q Fig' .K , 1 5 4, . 7 gage L--I V VA- -,,, f 2153 . , ' yd, J V. ur vi 'fi . . Q.. 2-gi I W' hw ff .15 I x 2 I ha 1 1 i 7 . ,fl 2 -f 2 f 'M a I S T' F I 'W , , p. , A, g .y, A , , . nf 5, 11 5 , f W CLARK WILDE: CSF We fe'vte', tas1f.e1beI fb'-ree fervs, EICCK E 4 .fe 'enfz LC, X-ffm ',.. . MAXINE WILDS: Hssfiffi WCVK . . VIRGINIA WILKINSON: USS: Cf-A 5f.,'v v'ng I'-BVDIST , JOANNA WILLIAMS: E,::efw-eer ease: e'e ed vcr, edwfcfiai ei 'cf rf ce ref? :mega PATRICIA WILLIAMS: Tree, Tm-Y ', GHS' Councui, GaIIecm E,fiTTf Wervege 'fo .f 2 . VICTOR WILLIAMS: EOC, mdusvmal af'z Lzezvefca I, C Y, Cc?-ege . , PAUL WILLIAMSEN: ROTC, Ce'fe'e C JD ares :ef-' ef-gfeer . . CATHERINE WILSON: if ef- A f, ff PAT WILSON: Mer?-I, hm-fe eccmarrwcs, GA!-, Eiock E, reg. presl- ce'-'f, eecrefeq, hzrk, manage .,.. MARJORIE WOLF: Eusu- fees, Sv-frm mg ce Wafmgg :JVM . . . EUGENE WOOSLEY: Hnse ver, fracf, fzzfteh , . WILLIAM WOOTEN: Ifcusfnax arfs, reg Qreswcerwf, tasketail' CIW Col!-eg-e and rvervage MARY WORD: Efglwsn, secrerarf ..,, RICHARD WYNN: 52-5 baskerI3aJI, CIW CoIIege ,.., ELAINE YUEN: SA treasurer, Red Cross, Orcheswej Ljmwerswry of Cahforma . . . GEORGE ZABELLE: Marry and madwme shops, City College, servlce VINCE ZITO: 1. IZ, H12 regwsfry areswdenrg Cnf CoHege ..., GEORGE LOSADA: Span gn, Ecfs' Cmmcll, Verefy Shaw Two ferme, .f.,r1C3a :Keener . , . JANET LOSER: f!.aTI1ervaMcs. I. 'Z freaewer, GX-J-, CSF, reglsfrf nresfiem and -face-preswderf, cheer Ieeder, Efafrford .... DAVID LOUCKS: L'1 class preswsenf fe!! leader, Track, golf, fcmbalp covegel pmt , . 4 LOKIEL LOWNES:Eusmess, VTTGGICBI secr-e'a ,', . ' - Active Term ljlnses GRADUATES NOT PICTURED Fannie Armstrong Ernest Bielteldt Richard Brodnik Raymond Callejo Delores Clem Sheila Cloud Maude Ann Coleman Anthony Cosentino Sue Dorsey Bernice Fawcett Robert Fioresi Henry Gill Marlene Grant Roy Griggs Thelma Grimes Donald l-loft George l-larman Donald Jones Lincoln Jones Ernest Karussos Adrienne Kennealy James Kenny Sylvia La Fargue John Martin Leaster Muldrow Albert Pohlpeter Robert Pollio Roy Puccinelli Walter Ross Barbara Scoccia Nancy Silbert Diana Strickland Rosemarie Stryker Joanne Taylor Robert Templin Joyce Vanderpool Calvin West Florence Winterbauer Chrissy Zaharis Left: Norman Nielsen gets measured for his cap and gown . . . H l2's were blessed with good weather the day of the senior class photo . . . Among the decorators at the Hello Day Dance were Nellie Gomez and Jc Calhoun . . . Lunchtime gab sessions on the front steps are among any H l2's most valued memories. Here comes the wreath now! Joan Del Grande and George Ramos were among those making the presentation to the fall gradu- ates . . . A cozv qroup is formed by lleft to right! Don Elvander, Jirn Kenny, Elaine Wedemeyer,-Carl Erickson, Ann Cracoyaner, and Rene Viarques, . .WVR 'g Y ' ' ' ' ' jflljf '-Al! r.7W',L9ff fl',J,.1'l -up-J-' ., U ,-7 , 'fkni A IV' 1 AUtUUfHUl15 W I ,dfniljf A Q rf A 617 , , 1 , J J 7. rf If! ,J fl f fm' f V f?J' i I R AI I 7 it V, 1-'J A V rf! 3 YFQ' ff ' 1 1, WQRK-1 P7 TQ D512 - 55, -.. FQTgX'1Q1 rf 'lab UVA J 'I f 'e-5 C ..., gf-! Xffl rex' Y I 'f,AN J gf Cr 1-lk Fmt x C, P qi K 'rg XL fy! L .3 Nf Q1 R-KA Q 1, N Y 4' ' Q53 for the W1 Q1 ' ' 1 Q ' I. J X, RA, 'L f-1 ' 1 f,f,4fWL6C 1 7 I 19'4 -5 GALLEON' 5' 31 W! X X J -J Q N 'N 1 , 1 , VL ,, , Ab muy UJJ, F -r N.. ll!! Ti Z QV Ni '- ,Xx.Ei'sq.n v I mxtx G I ,JK fri 'J B'y,x,:- Qvk fir? ' F-Q r f ZA-AML, I X 10, Q 'Q V1 1 T 'T I, X A i' - ,v V .Pixhfv Tj 9: . 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QW Autographs f P fill fini 17 f PJ gf ' f J rf W M if B ,Q W V? . 0 2 J A Q l E , L V J - Q ff w W f T W lf X ' ,ADJ if T T Q f Uv law 0 V ' Wt l ' f T N , vt xg ,A U Al 'K j i It I - f X Er, , if ' My DON'T FORGET-tlrere are many advantages 1,7 MW! it M V in working at the telephone company A my , Z, , in lr X, V!XV'4,,, it HERE An: A nw: , . :ff flfh EVA, of . VT It V yt, fl ,J X . Good starting pay while you learn. Frequent rais o. Lfflffcw VVUZXY ' : ' JMUXJL Acyfl! H' I l 'l Interesting, important work you'd enjoy. 41' 5' V iff! VV7 fy A W Meet old friends, make new ones. J . 7 y in 4 4 Opportunity to advance. f . - lp' ,km 4 ' If I rj! gdo I Come in and talk over a telephone Iob now. I xx' I-ltljjvx mf 4 l M M, V X ' Employment offices l 10' I up In I 445 BUSH STREET 140 NEW MONTGOMERY STREET 2- ,KNO Kgllfqf Pacific Telephone W' 1 7 9 in all Q I fit' , ' Ali' f XXX T 'Bi X .. X N , X. U ,JKJ N ' ,JN-J v YM V ll' jfs! 'J' lx! J A' P .. r tj? 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Q -----, '55 , .-12255 NVQ? f V is or if as asia 9 K -E' i 1:2r1Z:Zi? 4?i ig s 'A A -5-fs :QQ Af! - ' .ff Q: 'E Mes- Q I I -s , ,I , , rf--I 1 ..2l95l ,V fit V t nf. .111-is -' . g i V l 1 I. f . , I' -' ' 5 xl This is the day you've waited for and youre spent l2 long years preparing lor it. Don't throw it all away on a 'dead-end job. Look for a Career instead of just a pay check. You won't have to look far! :Xt Metropolitan Lite youll be engaged in interesting work from the moment you arrive. .-Xiter hours you can join your friends in many different interesting social and recreational groups. Learn about this complete job opportunity by calling at our Employment Bureau before graduation. Ask us about: ' Good starting salaries ' Liberal vacation , , arran ements ' Regular increases g ' Appetizing meals as guest ' Steady advancement of the Company ' FiV9'daYv 40'h0U1'-Week ' Fun in social, athletic and ' l ' Life, Sickness and recreauona groups Hospital Insurance ' Ideal working conditions IT CAN ALL BE YOURS! For full information, come to the Personnel Division. Monday through Friday, any time between 9:30 ABI. and 5:01lvP.XI. METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 765 California Street San Francisco 20, Calif. PAGE ONE HUNDRED Tl-IIRTLEX s If 1 fi ,f f 1 J W F A 1 fi, 'V It lj jr X frlx, an 111 G rl X if 1,5 ' 'fx r A fu , w1fXww ff fr ow 1 , f w rs s1 f f ,I K ff' li.,-'fl ,Ly fy , Lf! , , L, , 1 XL' ' Q XAM, I V ,J ,fQo1by-Rall Manufacturing Co. ' I 1' 1 7,-' 1 X ,f ,' ,', 1' j ,, A ,f ,Aj , Mfr' fs' ' 1 ,af 41 1 Jw' X V V73 H V, Authorized Spalding 1 f , W 1. M X t . 1 .L , . ,, 1 N, J, I fs- 1, Af f I I , 1 I , J X V I- if ffllll . 1 141, L,ffE . V , 'I if ..A if JL - 1 ff' J My if I-Ieartfelt Thanks . '-, and Deepest Gratztude fig 3? A F A R E VV E L L fronz, thx' GRADUATES OF FALL, 19511 Distributors JL 7' I SWEATERS AWARD JACKETS CI-IENILLE BLOCKS if? 151 Ninth Street UN 3-2533 San Francisco, California ,V ,X A v s r iff PM Line 9 What you want of Gym Mind Athletic M , 122i.T1i Equipmenxg LN, u xx I 1 J, k ,ow w ws X X113 k -. 0 e , L1 ' R1 J 1 'W ,HSQQCKQ 1 N 14 FSHQQTING sooDs VM ' Ni. x x, J L , 2456 Mission MI 7-9 San Francisco, Calif. 156 Boffled under the aufhorify of The Coca-Cola Bottling Company by: THE COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA PAGE UNE HUNDRED FOURTKFN utugraphs Y 1 , V ' X M i wf ,X jv fy JJ 4' X' jf I tk jg fd Jia Nywgvu' 1 R ff!! 21 X 1,- x Wcffdik f 1 75,1-Ja!-f gf hh!!!-X V.-,LZ L .J P ,,fLf,Cf ,v QXHJJF ixif,-fy 1 FJ L .Aj W4 1, , ' ., ii ,L, VI J Nu, E ,I L, -1-if V' I , L. J' I, ,D , , 'JV ,X 1, , ff. ,V Jfrka , 11' I x V 'WGA' ' ,MD ,Iwi r Lf A W Ls My . 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Iffflfillllllh ll Iilmul 11111115 Q044 MMM K J U fJl.ACC'NTS INVITED? ' ik 0 ,Casual Qlothes for Californians L ,1'j 0, ijl'QL 640 Valencia Sl UN lesswl ' ' If ' if .A ff5'E 'Qf D - L2544 Ml.S370lV :rm 22,111 7 V 'Kg J- TRY OUR ,Qi u f Bamburgvr aiqchwargffarot 0 Pumpernickel Especially Rye Bread M G 0 0 D Split Top Pumpernickel L For Sandwich Pumpernickel l Sandwiches LAUNDER WELL THE GALLEON STAFF SELF-SERVICE LAUNDRY W'1lhuL.11h dm! ling ffm HAPPY VACATION! XVASH AND DRY . ,,e-USFN If 9 l ,+P Q ,, Q Lx Blarzhfs and Ruql 1 al Pllf7lllfI1 Pfllill 5145 Mlsslvvn Sl. DI: J-9919 PAGE ONE HUNDRFD XIXTFVN 1 utuqraphs IDEAL PRINTING CO. GARRETT'S J 5172 Mission Street near Geneva I C E C R E A M ,i 0,4 , I San Francisco 12. California ECMA A - lf, PHONE jemper 7-2522 A 'F Home AIJDE W 1 wsnnrxc, INYIAIATIONS 'CE CHU-V ,ZX BUSINESS FORMS f C'ATAI'OC'S l9lJ'lAlen1aiiN Roulexarrl A all XZ 'I s'rx1T1ox15RT vm Fmnww few ' 1 fdyffb iii id - J Compliments or 5 H J 7 .1 wk Flou'frx fffrfI1l0fUz5ioi1S S N-' N , AJ . ,U XA E, . 0 -- , A X 'r 5 ' A ,X u V .1 DAX AND NIGHT-jL'iiiper-1-T537 -TJSTE THE D1FfEREAX'f4Ei YN, ' Ck' - P? Ilelixerx and Telegraph Serxice Ak, v 1 . .- V XJ . 1 . , 'U jj Prop. A. Kleinbach 959 Genexa Ave. - NJ xii' 912 Cfeiiexfi Axe, Leo v Domphx Rosi DElaware 3-307 San Francisco J A 1 i f pf L' 'A THAT P T.A. DCLLAR Q I E 81 S AUTO PARTS ' bf H Break It Dozen - Sew lI'f1a! It Hin X , A A J, ix.: Q J l 4 111412 BOX RECORDS , ,. If u 5 .VK 0 BAND exironxis . I Q A-Z Tp., MISSIQN gf. DANCE SPINNERS 'N' 51-'OTS T- W I , AJ' if 4 A R ix , xg! Il' 4-3371 Nf1E'ffflfHf'ffl fi'I7'xvf'l'fiX Vuduih Ai V Aw ',l A J nw K7 ' A ' xx 'XJ If ix 2 T V A , A c ,,,f . GET IN il HE SYYIXI YYLFH ' if KJ if -f ff' 47 we BALBOA'S P T A lv TIN I X Clyde Sharp George Erkscn ' ' ' A 3. , ,AVTAQAKAXTJ xt? 2 .J -jjip, il A i J fx' J A-N, . .., A . , , 4, if X5 if 1 k f Zx A .4 A , Ab E A AMAZON BAKERY GREGOIRE s FLQWERS J jljfffxf adj fl! fbfw , 0 0 J' Q , UWM, A V -5Pfffa1fZf Qf'1 DISAI'INCl'FIYE V ' XYEDDING, BIRTHDAY, .XND Q.-17 4 SHOYYER CAKES FLORAL ,I -:fj , L? ITXLI.-XN PASTRIE9 I ,xRR.xxc.uii1vrv if A I i f ' J J , JJ U 0 ff 7 ' fe J , Louis Olixero 42 Genera Axe. ,. J San Francisco 360 Bayshore Blwi. .XT 2-+223 f QJQZSF' . .jf ' .J ONE HUNDRED SEVENTEEN LONGINE - XVITTNAUER BI BENRUS XVATCHES BENYO JEWELERS W'ulfb 84 jezwlry Repairing GENEVA DELICATESSEN Biol in RBllL1'J lll-E611 DL'fj1'tI1'iEIA' Fine Imports utngraphs 1 Beverages ---- Groceries . . -, 'W' --A -, Micluel Benyo -1782 Mission St. . JU 4732100 san Efrm.i5r.., ig Pri. jrimpni 545643 -iw Geneva, SE. 5- ix ' X We ,lx-A f 'xx T T E- , X-I A URNEY FURNITURE DRAKES CREAMERY . s L M X COMPANY Y.. 5- And Its Famous , W ff M'O'D'E'R'N HI-HAT HfmiBURGER5 X 15, Ig, t I- W'1lb live glfznwmui' math N ' I .WO M. . St JU 1103 Geneva Ave. San Framistn SN 'Q 4 5 ission . 7-3333 f -. Qgx g Xu 5 it I iw - ' Ne -Hg. Ii MARSS MARKET Camfvlinmm of - I ' '12 ' -.. N V' Q. 'P 31- . Quality Groceries -- Frozen Foods G' Q' D I Y Fresh Prod-M AUTO SUPPLY CO. I X5 ' San Francisco H25 Mission St. near Army Phone VAlentia 4-1420 'C' , XV-ig . ,A , 5. ,N - - X .X I-Q. 309 OCCHU AVC- DElaware 3-3-H4 lfrffllqwataii - TKlL'I'I,lIl!Il ' 5f70!'lj7lg Goyrli f 7 .5 Xb iljj A R ,if f SVA , 'i-- ,W ' ERKSON-SHARP DUPLEX CLEANERS 3 4' L , A CHEVRON SERVICE AND LAUNDRY Ax -T, 7' of , X' l jvwff f I I 'ju N , GEORGE ERKSON A QUALITY CLEANING f gli ff , in Phone JU -I-5400 k . . K H' JV i A 7' 4801 Mission Street San Framisco, Calif. 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SIMONETTI 5000 Mission St. jUniper 7-5018 WALT jEBE'S EXCELSIOR CAMERA SI-IOP Mi-ggifin St., opp, Oeean Ave. ffzlmifrrzi v Fzfwi ' D6I'tfflf7lIIILf Rfroiili - Pfwfzffwrzfvlvi CLASSES OF 1954-55 ai' IXKZKSON, Ii.XRl3.XRO ITU X IANIQ 1675 Mission Q, L PAGE ONE HUNDRED Iilbl-ITEEN v I .04 we 5 MC!! iiiv X72 4, , . f i fvf . A f.f 'J Af . ff ,L KW V 7 'fir' ' . I J 9757725 P 5- .Ie -fe' . sw AQ' fl! , Q Ujfmf' Ayfkf UV ,ti n ,QV ' ' .. . XV QXIXJ ' u L' K I L O-ft' ' -f II A N Li A W 1 , ' f 4- , . , ., c ,VJ Moqxvy , utnqraphs P A R D I N I ' S - FOR HIGHEST QC.-ILITI' E 'LOTHINC DRY GOODS E-Q3 M:SS.z: Q' 535 125530 NEW FARMER'S POULTRY Lfzf :mf D'5ff5j P::f,':'.'. Daily GINESI BROS. 511' MISSION ST. P51-ze IL' 'ilf SEQ Eranciscf Q' . X C I -I . 'AJ N 'X .3 F, ,Q ALEMANY SUPER TONY'S FISH EMPORIUM . . A ,J ' . K J fx? N, 5 I 3 MARKET FRESH EISH we SEA FOOD J Q I , . . . Nd D N' RX ff o - FRESH D.-IILY- rc XX . I' ' Ex: -X J XX J If Cline? Ocean Ave. Q: Alemaxj-' Bl'-1. fllj, Mgsszox CI. 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