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| Art Fair a Success Slowly the pictures were taken down, the panels dismantled and the cafe was put back in order; the fair had ended. The Art Fair which ran for two days during fourth and fifth periods (the first day in the quad, the second day in the cafe) was the end product of much hard work and .planning on the part of Mr. Ruiz, Mr. Trave, Mrs. Cameron, and Mr. George of the art department; Mrs. McClung and Mrs. Jimenez of the dance department; and, last but not least, Mr. Sid Walker of the music department. The fair itself contained many interesting things: Paintings, sketches, drawing's, pottery of the many students, live modern dance, and live music. The fair was Balboa's first and proved most successful. Commented Mr. RuiZ who was the final coordinator/ "The students sold over $250 worth of art work. " ------------------------------------------ Aloha Seniors of Fall 1967 The Aloha Dance, which, is the High & Mighty Seniors' last school dance, was given on January 5 1968, by the low seniors. The music was provided by the Second Life. As tradition goes, a king and queen were crowned. The queen, Diane Zito, and the king, Dan Griffin, started off the next dance after their crowning. The dance proved to be a great success and I'm sure it was one the high seniors will always re- member. |
Current Problems: Battle of the Brains The two Current Problems classes, on January 15, had a battle in the form of a competitive think down. The only weapons were questions derived from the from the study of foreign and domestic affairs . Each side was allowed ten warriors to make up a team. The two teams alternated attacks on one another. The battle was held in 216 during fourth period. The two captains were Ed Bonnett and Ed Russell. Ed Bonnett's side won.
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Balboa Fashions The annual Simplicity Fashion Show and Tea held January 9, in the Gold Boom at the Fairmont, hailed 18 of Balboa's most beautiful girls as models. As Miss Buss announced the fashion, murmurs of "charming, " "graceful, " and "beautiful, " passed through the audience of approximately 450 Bay Area home- making teachers as they previewed the spring '68 fashion scene. Pride was in the faces of Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Kelley, and Mrs. Cohen, Balboa representatives. Among the young models were Sandi Salvato, Linda Rodrigues, Janice Barnett, Ellie Goldstein, Jeanie Acosta, Brenda Hunt, Michelle Marciano, Diane Raaen, Rose White, Agnes Duff, Julle A'costa, Cindy Shatter, Janet Louis, Diane Sorrels, Carol Thomas, Sharion Rockwell, Cynthia Muneton, and Marion Rockwell. Marty Hogan was there to assist the girls as they came off the runway. Marion Rockwell brought an end to the show as she gracefully walked down the runway with Kenny Green at her side. |
