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

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GPRINC wil EXFCUTIVE COMMI LAI'-' , lf, I 1 1 , ,' . 1 , ydwf FALL, 1945, EXECUTIVE COMMI'l I'EE Pz'ei'ide11I . . Vi ce- pre.ride11t . . Remrdifig Sefr'elfzry . Girfi Iiimzmiifzl SL'l'J'c'fcIl'f Boys' Iiimzzzrhzl Seu'ctm'y Girli Alhleliv Mmzager Boy! Afhlelif Mizmzgw' Yell Laude: '... High Fam' Praaidelzf Low fiom' Preiinfellt . H I gh Three Pmfidelll Low Three Piwidefzf High Tivo Piwidefzt . . . Hurry lirliclm Jacqueline Boyd . . June Scott . Donna Witxncr . Ray Iiasslcr . jolmnnn Kiel Willtcr Mattson . Glenn Hnucla . Clmrlcs Collins . . luck Owcn Willigliwm Tolcntino . Serrapio Zallo Williixin McMillan PAGE 'HIIIKTIEEN

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.Q- I. THE S P R ING, 1944, EXEC IVE COMMITTEE IN SESSION Mission Stu e Government A brief resume of student bod aclivitiesk the past year shows clearly the far-rea c mplish- ments of the Executive Committee 0 Q4-4. The tremendous success f rawtxight da 'J staged in the fall semester e Exe utive Co - mittee's financial backi ffl d personal assiqzylce, All tation of H.M.S. Pimzfore in full costume and vivid stage sets, and the drama classes' presentation of the Zlflau IVIJQ Came fo Dimzer. The whole-hearted per- sonal ll as financial support of the committee two f n s. T I help 3l erably in the successful staging of these f T committ e co-operated f rther i1 finan- too-helped greatly in st i the n' ht danc ywhich I have been among Mis n's odtsvl-Mug s Zial suc- da aid to th EST WING nd THE MISSIO . cesses. It was th Execu ive tom ' tee, too,t2fhic di I Committee actifities ere under the ' nsorship its bit for the eff by 3 'nlg to tty over d e Qof Arthhr W, jo es, lljclid of the boy ysical educa- receipts for wou de soldiers yman Ho iftah tion fiepgrtinef, . o m,the emfnpgwish to express Committee m b s pus e stude laody cad s 'X he-I 'ppreciati or l is' - pefition, generosity, and to a new high thi ts mester and led cardscysmenx 1 pijagzzssive suggestions. 'liiaymond T. Conlan, fall the record-breaki g total 1,5X91. s-J dm advisor, the COITITIQQ also expresses its thanks Two outstandi wgs of tg s ,ol year e' jfor invaluable advide and assistance. made possible through the finanl al ming orded Q by Executive Committee appro fl3fl.QfI4SX'3.1'1d un - FALL, 1943, EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE . ' ' ' ' - Top row: Erlich, Boyd, Scott, Witmer, Fassler, Keil. Baltom row: wrltlng' were the music department S Presen X ' Mattson, Hauck, Collins, Owen, Tolentino, Zalba, McMillan. PAGE TWELVE 'Q vw...-I , .

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Ackridge, Xxlillhllll Batchelor, Robert Borg, George Alexantler, lilxxayne liatclielor, Stexe lloyd, lltiliielirii' Almgren, Karl lierlllelt, liolwell Hit-see, llexelley Apa1ton,,lelry Hernauer, Phillip l'5uii'oxv, llexerley Aimaixiul. lfilxxaiil lleinini, Llc-an Butts, Iiolleen Asenslo, l'eln.lndo llelticexuli, liramiw l3xnl,lllliet1n . llaiilon, lfxa lieitoiiliiai. I.t-no Kalwral, Glenn Barrett, Ann lioothroyd, joseph Calomiiis, Naiv PAGE FOURTEEN HN. CLASS OF Present H4 Class entered in Aug- ust, 1941 . . . new sophs were be- coming part of Mission . . . when December 7 arrived . . . became last Class to enter Mission in time of peace . . . changes came . . new courses . . . teachers . . . sen- iors . . . off to war . . . school day shortened . . . beloved Will Drew retired . . . equally beloved Mr. Newman became acting principal . . . night dances were introduced ...seniors saw service flag stars ex- ceed 14O0 . . . 38 gold stars . . . class of june '44 . . . has seen blackouts . . . peacetime conscrip- tion . . . events of war's passing parade . . . has assisted in blood donor drives . . . paper drives . . . war bond drives . . . and emerges . . . symbolic of those who will . . . win the Peace . . . and seek a world not at war. 0 Outstanding as a leader in the fall class of 1945 was Harry Erlich, student body president and editor of Mission's top-Higlit school newspaper, the XVFST XVINKS.