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

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1'.4...1..,'?. Sei-lx POSTER MAKERS Scholars CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION President-Richard Tipton Advisors-Mrs. Kortright, Miss Morrill, Miss Simon Purpose-To promote scholarship. POSTER MAKERS Advisor-Mrs. Hobart Purpose-To provide posters to advertise school activities. STUDENT BODY SALESMEN Advisor-Mr. Conlan Purpose-To sell student body cards and tickets for all student body events. Twenty-three STU NT BODY SALESMEN i f ' J 1 ' 4 ' O , IYSHIK in a N5 I 18 . ' ' . CALIFO NIA SCH HIP FEDERATION Richard Tipton, C.S.F. presi- . . Q , . dent, checks the list of C.S.F. From row: Glover, Clark, Tipton, Culcasi, Vezzani, members to determine who is Young, Krihlhauf, Spadi eletti, Collopy, Ashman, eligible for membership in the Rogers' Atkinson' Hendefs C.S,F. Cabinet, the governing Rauf 2: Frazer, Storek, S lson, I-long, Dybdal. Nat- body of Mission's scholarship soulas, Pecota, Meriano, Ru i in, Bockhop, Tysen, Senter, society. Loyola, Ogi, Young. Rau' 3: Anderson, Michaelis, Conti, Lashin, Payson, Sherratt, E., Wells, Lindbrom, Caimotto, Lahaderne, I-lodges, Scholz Anninos, Nielsen, Elletson, Krikorian, Hennessy. Rau' 4: Hurt, Shterenzon, Hanson, Altschuler, Schubert, Nich olas, Jacobson, Derrick, Johansen, Emmett, McMenomy, Stack, Reichmuth, Mont'Eton, Leonard, Schwabecher, Sherratt, M Bark raw: Carroll, Bell, Daly, Thnrsen, Berglund, Dineen Nelson, Reimers, Lonke, Barnes, Bamford, Bork, Patterson Weiman, Ives, POSTER MAKERS Fmnt row: Hill, Sullivan, Romano, Lindborg. Row 2: Horner, Sutter, Parker, Edwards, Doran, D., Doran G,. Sunseri. Rau' 3: Carlson, Brongon, Scott, Allen, Cerisier, Segarini Riccardi, Muller. Ron' .Clam Labor Rotto Gersh Vice Scwcll Schnell 4 ' 4 V, , , , , A ' . . Bark mu .' Sheridan, I-Ioerner, Edgren, Vitt, Norbcrg, Nichols. STUDENT BODY SALESMEN IW-uni mu : I-Ietlernan Benin er, Panor, Rice, Lucchesi, Muzio, ' ' , H Blythe. Rau' 2: Olson, Berryman, Matrox, Dybdal, L., Dybdal, V. Walters, Beek, Prosch, Kovacs. Rau' 3: Kaufman, Smith, Storek, Harris, Del Bucchia, Olsen Frye, Caimotto, Reggiardo. Rau' 4: Falch, Pearson, Mahler, Ottesen, Casson, Karetotl Prescott, Ringdal. Back raw: Swanson, Cassidy, Pisa, Campi, Halsing, Adams Stanley, Nyluntl, Orlando.

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Thar man's here again, little birdie 'n' everything. Yes, it's picture day once again. There's excitement around the school and plenty of it. For group pictures. students report tothe tennis courts. line up, are marched on the platform, and are instructed to Smile, look at the birdie, stand still. and duff! nmt'e. ' A nickel from each, and another group marches on the platform. For indoor pictures, the cameraman is accompanied by a property man. They rush into a room and set up their equipment while teachers and students watch interestedly. 'I'here's a click and they're off to another appointment. . ,,x.l 1,fr . H1gihlfScn1or Class Column One Xffnng Worm sey Wfurster Column Tivo Wybenga Yellin G. Young Column Three R. Young Zemanslty Zurnstein Top Right Pimentel Karetotf Paterson Cenler Swan song for june, 1937 Bnllom 'row Connolly Foote Kasnestes Koski RONALD WONG Adv. Math. Hon. Soc. 2. Math. major. Hobby is trop- ical fish. Is a movie fan, Will enter junior college. ROBERT WOOLSEY Dance Band 3, 45 R.O.T.C. 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 4. History and music major. Interested in football. Will attend S.F. Jr.. JEAN WURSTER Attend. Clerk 3g Court and irouncls Comm. 25 Office Messgr. 45 R-14 4. History major. Collects frat pins and odd hats. Will do secretarial work. THERESA WYBENGA Bank 45 Commer. Law Club 45 Office Messgr. 45 Tennis 2. Commer. major. Saves dog pictures. Likes dancing, tennis. Will seek work as a bookkeeper and attend evening school. ETHEL YELLIN Art Guild 45 Cafeteria 5. 45 Debatin 45 Glee Club 2, 35 Soc. Service Sewing 4. History major. Likes to read and dance. Will attend S,F. j.C. GEORGE YOUNG Adv. Math. Hon. Soc. 3, 45 Basketball 3, 45 Calif. Schol. Fed. 2, 45 Chess Club 25 Projec. StafI45Track4. Math. major. Likes to hike. Will enter U.C. ROBERT YOUNG Adv. Math. Hon. Soc. 5, 45 Calif. Schol. Fed. 2,4. Math. major. Raises tropical fish. Likes movies. Will enter en' gineering school. NORA ZEMANSKY Att Guild 45 Cafeteria 2, 33 Girls Exec. Board 45 Com- mer. and art major. Hobbies are costume designing and coin and stamp collecting. Will attend dress designing school. WILLIAM ZURNSTEIN Adv. Math. Hon. Soc. 2, 3. History, math., and science major. Hobby is repairing autos. Likes swimming and basketball. Will attend en- gineering school. ELLEN CONNOLLY Basketball 45 Dtamatics 2, 3, 45 Riding 45 Swimming 45 Volley Ball 4. History major. Plans to work for one sem- ester and then attend Univer- sity of Nevada. LESTER KOSKI Baseball 2, 35 Football 25 Glee Club 2, 35 R.O.T.C. 2, 5, 4. Collects snapshots. Likes to dance. Plans to at- tend U.C. HUMBOLDT EVENING HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS WHO WILL RECEIVE MISSION DIPLOMAS HARRY FOOTE ..Iath. and music major. Likes to dance. Is interested in commercial photography and plans to be a commercial photographer. JAMES KASNESTES History and math. major. A mnvie fan. Plans to attend S.F.j.C. HIGH SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS ANTONIO PIMIENTFL Prrnfidenl Kafrr-realise KARETOFF Vire'Pre.ridenl DOROTHY PATERSON .S'erre1a'ry- Treasurer Twenty-two

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, V 4.J 9 J I li TQ t li ,J Study nmkes Us hungry, says the Mission student body, and downs, among other edibles, some H6 feet of hot dogs and 500 bot- tles of orange iuice every day in the school cafeteria. This organi- zation includes the boys' and girls' heaneries as uell as the teachers' and students' cafeterias. Through these tour outlets, 1,800 students .md teachers are served by seven woman cooks and one hundred student helpers. Fourth or fifth period lunch is the one free period of the day for 2760 students, and the fact rhar they take ad- xuntage of those 46 minutes is evidenced by the din and clamor that is the cafeteria at noon. ,nn 'Qs -L-ir'-ul fd-J ff ff ANCED MATHEMATICS HONOR SOCIETY TRAFFIC SQUAD COMMERCIAL HONOR SOCIETY HoN6?5moups and ADVANCED MATHEMATICS HONOR SOCIETY Franz rolex' Tenech, Hodges, Anninos, Nielsen, Pericic, Bell Lonke, Laveau, Graves, Ashton, Bockhop, Scholz, Hong. Razz' 2: Gillogly, Henderson, Collins, Robison, Schram, Nico lini, Hurley, Tipton, Delhuch, Lee, Wrvng, Young. Row 3: Chesnes, Young, Elston, Smirnolf, Kother, Guisto Bareilles, Hennessy, Standish, Garabedian, jackson, Anderson jorz. Bank rnzv: Pimentel, O'Neill, Medrano, Kohlhauf, Gillespie Mitheletti, Corbin, Musante, Peepari, Crebbin, Petsehe, Olsen TRAFFIC SQUAD Frwil ff11l'.' Townsend, Hueks, Hofiman, Hart, Condrotte, Buckley, Stephenson, Luetkc, Rosenhlad. Burk wfzim' Wilmartli, Hunter, Votke, Galik, Raymond, Le Strange, Mendes, Ohm, Hoefer, Mr. Tisselinck, COMMERCIAL HONOR SOCIETY Finn! mum' Valadao, Ogi, Bresee, Snow, Guardino, Senter Cordellos, Styer, Brenner, Natsoulas, Hart, Harris, Smith. Rau' 2.'Sheiratt, Wells, Colombo, Storek, Larsen, Pagonis, Gav liglio, Connell, Merjano, Hart, Derrick, Lashin, Payson, Schubert. Rau' 3: Stack,-Knarsten, Sommermeyer, Kalleg, Nicholas S-herratr, Krikorian, A., Clancy, Shterenzon, Petropolis, Cas sinerio, Vitalich, Unger. Rau' 4: Krikorian, Bottini, Kapler, Bork, Jacobson, Nylund Derrick, W., Giromini. s ADVANCED MATHEMATICS HONOR SOCIETY Sponsor-Miss Kelly Purpose-To encourage the study of higher mathematics. TRAFFIC SQUAD Sponsor-Mr. Tiesselinck Purpose-To regulate tratlic with- in Mission and in near-by streets. COMMERCIAL HONOR SOCIETY President-Evelyn Derrick Sponsor-Miss Murphy Purpose-To further the study of commercial subjects, Twenly-four