Mission High School - Mission Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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THE MISSION Ojune, IQ w. 5 A .. I 1 JOHN MANION '4Act well thy ,bartg there all thy honor lies. FLORENCE CARROLL 'Speech was given to a woman to disguise her thoughts. DESDA HADLEY A'There haply with her jeweled hands She smooths her silken gown. ANITA COLOMBE 'Tis grievious parting with good company. AGNES I-IENRIKSON A smile will go a long, long way. KATHERINE FLANAGAN Wisdom is of the mind rather than of the heart. F AY BREINING What is lovely never dies, but passes into other loveliness. H MARION HICKS Life is an injinite opportunity. CHARLOTTE RASMUSSEN '4And she has hair of golden hue, take care. 81

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THE MISSION june,1oz.,i Chaim Dubinsky, an ambassador, ls the nation's helping hand, And his tact and deep diplomacy Are known throughout the land. Lucille Hopkins is a poetess Whos read in every clime. Theres not a person in the land Who does not love her rhyme. Alfred Williams is the editor Of a much-read magazineg This success, by all his school friends Was quite easily foreseen. Thelma Skaug, an aviatress, Braves the dangers of the air, That she may make discoveries That will make the earth more fair. Angus Bethune is a teacher ln a college in the West, And his method of teaching Latin ls by all acknowledged best. The country's great pianiste Who has won the widest fame, Is another of our classmates, Agnes Melikian by name. john Manion is a traveler O'er the surface of the globe. Theres not a spot on all of it He has not found time to probe. Esther Lind in high society ls quite popular, you know, For, wheneer she gives a party, Everyone delights to go. Ray Deasy is the leading man In a very tragic play. Hes so good the world acclaims him Greatest actor of the day. ln a dairy farm near Winters Is the champion cow, Blue Bell, Which is owned by Helen Keely, W'hom we all remember well. l2Ol