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

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' TOP LEFT: In front of her oflice, girls await the sym- pathetic counsel of Miss Moffiu. ' Top CENTER: Pho- tographer Dougherty records seniors for posterity. ' TOP RIGHT: A mad rush is the boys' beanery during fourth and fifth periods. ' LOWER LEFT: journalism I students sell the ever-popular West Wing. ' LOWER RIGHT: Joe Gonzales imitates the muscle man. Much oflMission's business takes place in the halls PAGE FIFTEEN

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' TOP: The Western Defense Command Band plays for a War Bond assembly. ' BOTTOM RIGHT: Red Ariello, featured singer with the band, was an instantaneous hit. ' BOTTOM LEFT: Barbara Fiske at the bass and Arda Walton and Bob Metcalf on the piano play for a rally. ' BOTTOM CENTER: Tony Piazza's accordion solos always bring down the house. Assemblies and rallies break the monotony of seven periods dail PAGE SEVENTEEN