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

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FALL + 1943 linglisli VIII . . . the cuurse that tlemnristrates tn H4 hupefuls how much they haven't learned in six terms of requiretl English . . . taught by Miss jessamine M. Mc' Glnin . . . whu impresses on her pupils' minds . . . that Clauses are nut what kittens scratch with . . . antl that a tleclarative sentence is not the lirst line of the Declaration nf lntlepentlence '.,. what puzzles most stutlents about lfnglish Vlll . . . is . . . linglish VIII . . . hut nnhmly ever elrups the course . . , voluntarily '... .lime Missiun slaves . . , over liomewurk . . . recitatinns , . . and week-entl nut- lines ...' til the great tlay . . . when he crawls to sclmul , . , three huurs early '.., fur tliree-hour sample mllege test . . , then he can stop thinking correct linglisli . . . hut hy then . . . lie Can't say tlilllf . . , even if he wants to ., O O Leatler in senxur activities. outstand- ing enrnmertial sturlent, tinamlal man- ager nl the XVINI' XVINM. Irene Clam- meler anil her amiable nature will be long reinemlueretl. jess. August Keil, juhanna Ialmlmy, Alfrenl juliannesen, Isahel Kirby, Alvina I.uup.:liran, Doris Dlnlinson, I luis Kirkwnurl, Ilarlwara I,nwman, lietty I jones, Rnherta Kurelec, Charles Luhimir, Antnn C jnsephson, George Knstriken, Ritlianl Lum, Leland C vlutlnit li. Melvin K1 itikalcus, Steve Maefiulvbin, Franeis . Kaufman, Ora Lee Krnw, Sidney Mahoney, Helen I Keelty, Mona Kurtz, Sylvia Mancuso, julia PAGE SEVENTEEN

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Feldman, Lorraine Gabriel, Martin Hall, Richard Iienlason, Richard Gagen, Lois Hansen, Wlallare Fette, Dolores Garnier, Irene Healy, Richard Fielding, Agnes Gaxiglio, Eugene llieh, Darrell Flynn, Margaret Glasnow, Theodore Howard, Gloria Forsemann, I.eif Gocrcs, Elizabeth Inl'errera, Angelina Fontinos, Katherine Gopaul, Paul Jelenich, Virginia Frank, Rudolph Grosser, Dcnyse Jensen, Ethel PAGE SIXTEEN F... CLASS OF The seniors laugh . . . sing . . . wave at neighbors . . . and fur- nish all entertainment . . . some good . . . some corny . . . songs they've always wanted . . . crazy skits . , . parodies . . . all well re- ceived . , . this is the event . . . all seniors look forward to . . . it's last time graduates to-be will be as important collectively . . . in the eyes of their fellows . . . grad assembly gives preview of graduation exercises . . . and in- cludes presentation of awards for . . . athletics . . . scholarship . . . service . . . seniors do all things forbidden that evening . . . pass peanuts . . . gum . . . candy . . . administer hot foots . . . under the gaiety '... is feeling of regret and sorrow . . . for this is their last assembly . . . tomorrow . . . they will be Mission alumni . . . in a world at war. C 0 A man's man, loyal, good-hearted, ablefflharley Collins, president of the class of fall 1943, varsity football Cap- tain, and All-City fullback-a great athlete and an even greater fellow. ,nr f m a ,r,

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Manoogian, Catherine Meyers, Velma Navarra, Dorothy Manoogian, Josephine Miller, Shirley Navarra, Pauline Marinos, Alexander Moatl, Anita Navarra, Sam Markman, Norma Moen, jean Newby, jean Martin, Robert Morales, Laura Nicora, Enrito Naitori, james Mossi, Dorothy Ninnis, Marion Medina, Anita Nagoian, Cieneviexe Oakley, Thelma Mendoza, Socorro Natsoulas, Daisy O'Dea, Violet PAGE EIGHTEEN m, 4 Qi! CLASS OF Students and faculty have tried to solve question for many years . . . Wl1z1t gives the H45 that feeling of importance? ',.. is it that they get . . . special Journal covers? . . . or . . . individual journal pictures? . . . participate in Senior do- ingsf' . . . or . . .end careers with caps and gowns! . . . may be one or all . . . genus Zvigb fn1n'e21.fi,i undergoes a strange metamorpho- sis . . . when entering last stage . . . onlookers remembering him as an awed L2 , . . are singularly un' impressed . . . to the faculty . . . it's an old, old story . . . butterfly will cease to flit . . . come report card time . . , forthe few who still maintain that air of importance '... after report cards . , . there is still a feeling of sympathy . . .for what lies ahead . . . in a world at war. 0 0 Gene Ciayiglio, one ot Mission'soL1t- standing athletes. High-point man in the city hoop league until he gradu- ated. Gene is continuing his baseball career as a regular with Sacrainento in the Pacilic loast League.