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

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llutl 3'. .4 f-Q illill lfxc-lyn Hines Inllillul Duillll will iv. Al5l1l.li SI AI.lSlf u.s Leslie Iolmsun, li. Betty lol lm Opal -lout s t i lil-vii.: julian Mary Hyland Marie Jacobs Bernice johnson I harlyn ,Iackowski Ciluria -liminez Bexeily ,lolmson Fall Class of 1945 Rose Paley to help as vice prexy and Mary Brown as Sec.-treas .... Prominent twosome of Ruby and Otto start going steady '... latest fads are loafer jackets and bangle bracelets . . . Miss Simons registry girls entertain at assembly with Who Put the Mush in Grandpas XX'hiskers? Class has ,lunior Prom at Oaklands Coun- try Club . . , High juniors elect Don Dolan president , , .Roy Giorgi and Bob Leo make the Varsity Soccer team , . . Virginia Arias be- comes Girls' League yell leader . . . Vic Picetti leaves school to play baseball for Oakland Oaks . . . Now established big guns or Seniors begin eventful term with Don Nolan as Prexy, Barbara Bohn, Vice, and Mary Brown, Secretary '... Ben Albrecht and Don Steele on Varsity Baseball team . , . Peroxide streaks in hair . . . Boys' sweaters, red nail polish on saddles all extreme fashions of term . . . Basketball Varsity includes Vince Custodio, Ed Healy, Sam Kadlecik 'l'llClMlUl'l' Katan Heber Kimball Betty Karu7a Patricia Keeblci Donna Kingsley .. ......,--.... ,. .. 1... ., ff' Afili 'VVUICNTY

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Fall Class 0111945 Virg Arias first in class to get in Tri-Y . . . Varsity football team includes Al Meyers, Hal Willialms . . . Ernie Valesquez' singing has all the girls drooling in their malts . . . Norma Abeyta hero- worshiping joe . . . Girls allowed to eat outside under regulations made by newly established Girls' Court . . . Everybody excited over the Halloween dance which was most popular dance of the term . . . Curt Forsman catches touchdown pass at one of the games . . . Hordes of girls are then seen at football games . . . A Cappella Choir participated in Army-Navy War show at Seals' Stadium . . . Vince Custodio elected Boys' Athletic Manager . . Unpopular detention system abolished . . . After seeing term play many in class sign up for Dramatics and become bigger glory hounds . . , YWCA teen-inn becomes popular gathering place . . . Class elects Vince Custodio president of the low juniors with 1 harles Ciettus Doris Ciuytan llilviartl Cilmd Roy Cimrgl livelin Cvlassls lzall Hall Lydia ivonlalex john Cvrusslians Harold Harp Dorothy Cimduri Raymond Crustaxinu Nlarirmrle Harris Barbara Hash ,lean Hawkins Patritia Healy Doris Hensley HARD I,l7 HARP Rnbcrt Ht-mantle! Roll Hermann Anna Hessellaelg Ruby lllgglnwn l'AGli NINIVIE

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Fall Class of 1945 Bruno Pacini, 'lack Sherratt, Roy Giorgi . . . Mary Brown, Dot Brown, Bev johnson, Virginia Arias. Rose Paley all appointed to Girls' Court . . . Spotlight Trio composed of Evelyn Erlich, Dot Brown, Rose Paley entertain at assemblies . . . Varsity football team includes class members Ben Albrecht, Roy Giorgi, Al Meyers, Les johnson, jack Lank, Arnold Pedersen, Bob Leo, Bob Ley- decker . . . Bob Hernandez becomes leader of Dance Band . . . Quill and Scroll awarded Nora Abeyta and Eleanor Perenchio. . . Dot Brown and Mary Brown elected Girls' League Yell Leaders .... The '96 Senior events in review show that the hustlers who were at Mission at the very beginning enjoyed themselves in much the same way as the modern teensters do. For picnics such distant spots as Mill Valley, Larkspur, and San Anselmo were favorite haunts. All of the Senior class were included on these jauntsg the Jeanne Klenk john L.ink, jr. Dorothy May Lee Al Kremesei Anita Lausmann Mary Catherine Lee Frances Kruliat Madeline Lavezzo Eugene Lernery Frank Kyrinkis Evangeline Ledesma Robert Leo Verna Le Ray P.1ul Lerew A Lonstance Lew is Robert Leydecker 'K A SAN KAl3l.lfl IK Aundrey Lleh Leonard Lrndstronl W'illiam Llnith Helen List 'ns 'CQ PAGE 'I'W'IZN'I'Y'ONE