Today's wrongthink name list:

Balboa High School, Spanish explorer Vasco Nunez de Balboa';

Abraham Lincoln High School, U.S. president:;

Mission High School, Mission Dolores;

George Washington High School, first U.S. president;

Lowell High School, poet/critic James R. Lowell;

James Denman Middle School, founder of first S.F. school;

Everett Middle School, Edward Everett, American statesman;

Herbert Hoover Middle School, U.S. president;

James Lick Middle School, land baron;

Presidio Middle School, S.F. military post;

Roosevelt Middle School, Theodore or F.D., both U.S. presidents;

Lawton K-8, U.S. Army officer Henry Ware Lawton;

Claire Lilienthal (two sites), S.F. school board member;

Paul Revere K-8, American Revolution patriot;

Alamo Elementary, a poplar tree or the site of Texas Revolution battle;

Alvarado Elementary, Pedro de Alvarado, conquistador;

Bryant Elementary, author Edwin Bryant;

Clarendon Elementary Second Community and Japanese Bilingual Bicultural Program, Edward Hyde, Earl of Clarendon, English politician;

El Dorado Elementary, mythical City of Gold;

Dianne Feinstein Elementary, U.S. senator and former S.F. mayor;

Garfield Elementary, James Garfield, U.S. president;

Grattan Elementary, William Henry Grattan, Irish author;

Jefferson Elementary, Thomas Jefferson, U.S. president;

Francis Scott Key Elementary, composer of “Star Spangled Banner”;

Frank McCoppin Elementary, S.F. mayor;

McKinley Elementary, William McKinley, U.S. president;

Marshall Elementary, James Wilson Marshall, sawmill worker at Sutter’s Mill;

Monroe Elementary, James Monroe, U.S. president;

John Muir Elementary, naturalist;

Jose Ortega Elementary, Spanish colonizer;

Sanchez Elementary, Jose Bernardo Sanchez, Spanish missionary;

Junipero Serra Elementary, Spanish priest;

Sheridan Elementary, Gen. Philip Sheridan;

Sherman Elementary, Gen. William Tecumseh Sherman;

Commodore Sloat Elementary, John Sloat, Navy officer;

Robert Louis Stevenson Elementary, author;

Sutro Elementary, Adolph Sutro, S.F. mayor;

Ulloa Elementary, Don Antonio de Ulloa, Spanish general;

Daniel Webster Elementary, U.S. statesman;

Noriega Early Education School, unclear;

Presidio EES, S.F. military post;

Stockton EES, Robert F. Stockton, Navy commodore.