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

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Changes ue As a result ol studies made hy the tacultf. this year. some changes in clztssrooni activities are scheduled lor Seliteinher. A studs ieriod will he ref uirt-rl ol all students A l l who receixed one or more Fix or two or more D's tor final UI'ZiflCS this s6IHt'sle1'. suierxisetl Q l studjf halls will be scheduled lor all periods in the day' including morning classes. A latulty suh- ject speeialist will help with slllflf Iirohlems. Block lntograins will he oiiered lor superior students. tonihining two subjects lol' the length ol two periods. 'lihese two slllalfitls will he asso- tiated. suth as English Y and L'.S. HlSlfJl'l' l. Students will he sthecluled for these classes by their counselors. l H02 il vs 'Y' f nw- .A , w'

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ANDY MIZZARO BARBARA SCHREINER if QM JERRY GRANELLI Fall Lll President Spring L11 Pres. WALTER RENNER Fall H10 President ROSALIE ANELLI Fall H10 Secretary wsiiQyf i NANCY WHITTAKER Fall L11 Vice President Spring L11 Vice President BARBARA SCHREINER Fall HlO Vice President DENA TAYLOR Fall H10 Treasurer iii ff its ,A wr 54 X L , s g ,, 'N ' ,tx , - Sm '? at ,, 1' ' . f--,. M4 , if ,. wif' - :-sag a PEGGY FREEMAN Fall L11 Secretary ROSALIE ANELLI Rs. xx 'wk 'W .X ss ,AX 1 .R 1 N l 5 ixtlih Nw x ?2 ff JOAN KENNA Fall L l l Treasurer DOLORES WELSH Spring L11 Secretary Spring L11 Treasurer Prom Eliiilis The spring H10's, sponsored by Mrs. Cole, gave a Sadie Hawkins Day Dance this year. Girls asked the boys, and when the boy accepted, the girl sewed a patch on him to show that he was caught. The dance was in the Balboa gym. The former fall H10's, now L11's, presented the Junior Exclusive, Serenade In Spots, in the Balboa gym on October 18, 1956. Everyone was in semi-formal wear. It was Almost Paradise at the Junior Prom, for the Ll1's. That prom was a sell-out. Caused lots of grief for many students who wanted to attend and couldn't. The prom was at the Mark Hopkins Hotel in the Golden Empire Room on May 11. The spring 1,1l's sponsored the Record Breaking Booth at the Carnival. H10 and L11 classes are looking forward to the Fall Junior Exclusive. Mrs. Cohen, L11 class sponsor, thinks that it will be one ol' the most successful classes. She also believes that this class has been the most enthusiastic, co-operative, and one ol the most exciting groups that she has ever worked with. Shes looking forward to the great years ahead.

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'ml WW 9796 '--- I My i . 'L '!5:'.' I X 4 1 kf X X Q 'ix six' Sis 5 X i W 399 5 5 sr Y 1 3 sv A , 5- sf fs r , sw, ' fs f MIKE WALSH ALBERT MALATESTA PETE ALEXOPULOS RICHARD HAMANN BEVERLY STOCKER Fall President Fall Vice President Spring President Spring Vice President Fall President Etitmtiils Aid Bal, Have Pun The Boys' Council is an honor organization which is under the supervision of Mr. Perussina. The Councils main job is to maintain order at assemblies and rallies. Any boy who wishes to join the Boys' Coun- cil must meet the grade requirements, and be recommended by a faculty member. He then re- ceives a petition which must be signed by his reg. teacher, his counselor, the principal, the dean of boys, and three Boys' Council members. A meeting is then held at which new members are voted in. In the fall, the Boys' Council supervised at the Football Pageant. The fall ofhcers were president, Mike XVa1sh: vice-president, Al Malatesta: and secretaryetreas- urer, Richard Allen. In the spring the Boys' Council made the Block B boys honorary members, which meant that the block organization supervised at assem- blies and rallies also. The Boys' Council took part in Business-Education Day, acting as guides to the visitors. Spring olhters were president, Pete Alexo- BOYS' COUNCIL tfalll Bottom row: Baker, Alexopulos, Annuzzi, Walsh, Malatesta, Chavez, Duckerinj. Row 2: Wilson, Pellandine, Mattos, Meister, Tyree, Bailey, Dal Porto. Row 3: Garcia, Ramirez, Bonid, Sbour, Hamann, Goodin. Top row: Peterson, Capozziello, Bagatelos, Bonnardel, PW! pulosg vice-president, Richard Hamann: and sec- retary-treasurer, Hank Domingo. Boys holding S. A. office and those on the Board ol' Directors are made honorary members of this organization. The Girls' Council consisted of approximately till members this spring. The members were either elected, or selected from the many clubs and de- partments in the school. S..-X. officers and class officers are also on the Council as a result of their willingness to give service to the school. The Cou'ncil's job is to usher at assemblies and rallies, act as hostesses. and guide parents of new students around the school. In order to qualify lor acceptance into the Girls' Council, a girl must have given one year of service previous to the recommendation, main- tain a B average in scholarship and an Ii or S average in citizenship, and must show evidence ol initiative and desire to serve Balboa. lfVhen a girl has filled the above requirements, she can proudly don the blue and gold hat which signilies her achievement. BOYS' COLJ NC I L t spring I Bottom row: Scgbier, Malatesta, Domingo, Alexopulos, Hamann Annuzzi. Row 2: Garcia, Ramirez, Humes, Pellandini, Hainesl Banks, Meister, Lopez. Top row: Bagatelos, Ewing, Bailey Bon- nardel, Dal Porto, Seagrave, Shour. ' at at -