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

 - Class of 1940

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'- . X . WF-in TYPICAL LOW SOPHOMORE ,, Dorothy Samuelson, typical low sophomore, is known as Dot to her intimate friends. She is 15 years old, about 5 feet lk inch tall, 107 pounds, a brunette with blue eyes that crinkle up when she laughs.. Dot graduated from Everett junior High and is having a good time at Mission. Her favorite radio program is jack Benny's. She eats jello bev cause she likes it and not because of J. B. She stays home about four nights a week and other nights she goes to the show with girl friends or her boy friend. He is also brunette with blue eyes, about 5 feet 7 inches. Dot's favorite sport is basketball, especially when a certain someone plays for Mission. She plans to work as a cos- metologist. PAGE TWENTY-FOUR Health Habits Formed in PE. A definition of girls physical education as expressed by Miss Davidson, is as follows: Physical Education is that phase of the school program which is concerned with the growth and development of children through exer- cise. The objectives of this program are the protection and improvement of the health and the development of youthfulness. Habits and attitudes which are taught in physical educa- tion activities contribute to wholesome and enjoyable leisure pursuits. The boys physical education program con- sists of sports, gymnastics, and classes once a week in Health Education. This includes lessons in first aid, foods, and physical and mental hygiene. Quoting Mr. jones, head of boys physical education department, A healthy citizen is a desirable citizen, and we try to train each and every boy to be just that. The intramural games which the depart- ment has sponsored have been very success- ful. Five hundred boys from registry classes participated in the intraniural basketball league last fall and three hundred took part in the touch tackle tournament this spring. Our two school nurses do much with regard to the health of Mission students. Miss jacks has taken over the duties of Miss Thomas in the latter's absence. Ufoci Qazf!wzQ!auz1m M552 ecceaaeg SU etifiiaaaeai Www at 'fra Qrztcifzycnca V572 54- Eg'-573

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