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

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AXEI.. JOHN PETERSEN Each day a smiling face. RICHARD M. QUICK A thinker and a doer. JOHN A. RANZENHOFER With a nod and a smile for every one. NVESLEY A. RICHARDS For they conquer who think they can. JOHN H. ROTH Leave GEORGE no stone unturned to help thy friend H. RUDD Not that I loved study less. But that I loved fun more. JOSEPH Large WALTER With an ROBERT Wise ARNOLD M. SATARIANO was his bounty and his soul sincere SHUMACHER earnest purpose to succeed. H. SEGLIRA men say nothing in dangerous times P. SENGER Patience is the best remedy. VVALTER ARTHUR SHEELE The good that men do lives GEORGE after them. N. SHIGEZU MI He thinks as he studies. JESS J. SILVER The power of success is energy and will. IXIORRIS SIMON A man that hath music in himself. M I LTO N Great E. SOLON Thought comes from the heart. XVILLIAIVI SOMERVILLE Great heights for him are destined. OSCAR SPRINGER He loved to lead, and he is a leader. RAYMOND STEFFENS Such leaders are among the chosen fem. I,AWRENCE STEIGER A quiet unassuming lad of sterling worth. ANDREW STEVENSON Ever in a cheerful mood art thou. GORDON A. STEWART He is wealthy in his friends.

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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.

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VVILLIAM J. STRANGE Each day a smiling face. ROBERT E. STUHR Life is an infinite opportunity. MATT F. SULLIVAN All his faults are such that one loves hinz better for them. JAMES W. SUMMERS He did the 'most that anyone could clo-his best. HERBERT TEMPLE He is fair and square always. EARL H. THOMPSON A sparkling eye, a happy smile. LAWRENCE W. TUTTLE Of good and virtuous nature. EDNVARD TWOHIG Give me my ways and you can have yours. EDWARD R. VAN DERVORT Always working and very fair. JACOB F. VAN BARM What is life .without a little fun mixed in. RICHARD H. VON WERTHERN The noblest mind the best contentment has. LEO E. WALSH A quiet manly courteous lad YfVith all these traits not so bad. RUSSELL WALTON He wishes all well. JOHN A. WVESTERMAKE In life's battle he will stand fair always. SANFORD W. WESTPHAL He makes the path before him always bright, VVILLIAM WYLLIE An ounce of wit is worth a pound of sorrow. GUS G. ZOOTIS With a keen sense of humor And a heart filled with fun. ALICE AHRENS She works steadily. silently. And with great patience. CLARA M. ASHMAN As happy as the day is long. SHIRLEY M. BANKS A sweet personality is a precious gift. YOLANDI MARY BARBI Her greatest beauty lay hidden in her personality.