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

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JAMES W. HILLIS Always in earnest. RUSSELL M. HONVARD Honor is measured by the deeds we do. ALBERT W. JOHNSON Witlz a determination to win. ARTHUR W. JOHNSON In lifc's battle he will stand firm. LAURI JOHNSON The life of the party is he. MAURICE C. JOHNSTONE He has a quiet way of doing all things well ROBERT F. JONES A true friend is hard to find. PETER G. KARDASSAKIS The noblest mind, the best contentment has NORMAN S. KERR Looking outwards into the future. EARLE L. KILLIAN He would forfeit his life to be the king's jester. HERBERT ALWIN KING He is a friend to have and to keep. THOMAS M. KOSTA He did the most that any man could do- his best. HERBERT A. KRAUSE He says little, but thinks much. ALBERT P. LACROUTS He is fair and square-always. JOHN F. LAGRAVE Go where he will, He will make his mark. JOHN A. LEE A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. OTTO LENZE Ever thoughtful of his friends. HARRY H. LISS T'Vise and willing always your friend. ALLAN C. LOUW Stately and tall, He moves through the hall. ARTHUR LUM A little nonsense now and then Is cherished by the wisest men. HENRY L. IVIARTENS Serious and well-behaved Never any trouble gave.

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ERNEST E. EMMONS IR. For they conquer, who believe they can. ROBERT EVVEN A quiet, manly courteous lad. ELMER V. FERREE A 'man of mark. FRANK L. FORSTER He is as gladsome as the day is long. EDNVARD A. FURLONG A faithful friend always! JOHN GARSIMOVICH Everyone seeks such a fricnd. OSCAR A. GISLER Right popular was he with all who knew him UPTON H. GLENN He looks the whole world in the face. For he owes not any man. SHERBERT GOLDSTEIN Work-that was his motto through life. AIVIADO GONZALEZ Art will be his key to success. ALFRED B. C. GORDON 'Tis only noble to be kind. EDMUND GOTELLI If we do well here, we shall do well there ULYSSES S. GRANT High thoughts and heart full of courtesy. WILLIAM FLOYD GROSHART By diligence the way is won. GEORGE E. HAGEMAN His modesty is his charm. RUDOLPH A. HALLA A big man, should claim big things. WILLIAM A. HANSEN Rich in his friends. JACK MCA. HARRIS A man of mark. NICK HAZEN A proper man as we shall scc. RICHARD G. HESKETH IR. He had a way of making the uforld smile with him. PIERIVIAN W. HEWLETT A quiet man with a big understanding.

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JOSEPH F. IVIARTY By the work the world knows the workman ROBERT E. MAUNDER His pleasant smile is bestowed on everyone JACK S. MAYBLUM Another jolly fellow with a generous heart JOSEPH P. MCGRATH He wishes all well. TYIOMAS MC KEON Always anxious to help. ANTHONY P. MCNELLIS Ambition has no risk. BRIGHTEN W. MENARD Serious and well behaved Never any trouble gave. CLARENCE P. MONROE How ever it be, it seems to me 'Tis only noble to be good. HAROLD G. IVIURRAY A quiet unassuming lad of sterling worth. LEON M. NEBRON Serious and well behaved Never any trouble gave. LEONARD A. NELSON A hard worker. he. and none kinder than he is. ANTHONY OGULIN Large was his bounty and his soul sincere. ELMER HENRY OHLENDORF A proper man as we shall see. JOHN E. o'KEEFE He wishes all well. JOSEPH T. o'LEARY Good naturcd, faithful and sincere. CARL AXEL OLSEN Ambition has no risk. GLEN I. OLSEN Ever in a cheerful mood art thou. LEO OLSON Gracious to his friends each day. HARRISON A. OLWELL A true and steadfast friend. THOMAS J. o'ToorE Witll a nod and a smile for everyone. EDGAR P. PALM Good will is the key to success.