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

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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

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' TOP LEFT: Mrs. Reedy's Red Cross sewers do their bit. ' TOP CENTER: Journal photographer Fred Hanson takes group pictures on the tennis courts. ' TOP RIGHT: Miss Swicegood and assistants keep tabs on Mission's bond sales. ' BOTTOM LEFT: Mission students add blood donor pledges to the first floor chart under the direction of Mrs. Karsey. ' BOTTOM CENTER: Rose Paley and Marian Olsen mimeograph the daily bulletin. ' BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Milliken and two of her students give their time to wrapping gifts for the boys at Letterman Hospital. War activities and school service divide allegiance PAGE NINETEEN