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

 - Class of 1932

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Class Prophecy Alru. Phrllrp beyond a doubt As r stenog rs never left out llrqlrly pard rs Ray Corrre lle 'won fame srngrng Annre Laurre Robert Segrura a football fan l rom hrrn rs heard Block that l lrse Goldsman we ve heard say Crrves her recrpes away l lmer Ohlendorf for hrs career Has chosen to be an engrneer llenry de Leon obtarned from Mrssron A very hrghly pard posrtron Alyce Fallon at any rate Bee lme mrstress of a great estate A lrnancrer rs Thomas O Toole He began hrs career at Mrssron School Glenn Olsen rs a famous man llc rnvented a wrndless fan Mary Loftus so trs sard Soon vrrll be a busrness head Crrl Olsen found a desron lor a brrdge that s consrdered llne Wesley Rrchards rs a tennrs star Now hes travclrng near and far I1 mces Fr-redley a teacher of math lollows the strarght and narrow prllr Now theres a man who strrved for all Yes ess Srlyer rs whom we recall kX'ealthy nov' rs Earle Krllran In orl stock he made hrs brllron And Wrllranr Wyllre now we rear hrs chosen archrtecture for hrs career Carmen Franco an herress tod ry Has not lost her pleasant way And Gus Zootrs we are told Is travehng where there s ree and cold A farmer rs Iohn Westermarlc now He certarnly can show you how to plow Rrchrrd von Werthern cannot farl lat s basketball coach now at Yale A wonderful cook rs Marguerrte Gagqettr She surely knows rndeed how to cook spaghettr Mrlton Solon known near and far H rs drscovered r brand new star A phrlosopher reknown rs Ulysses S Gran! Known because he doesnt preach canl Fcrmund Gotellr rs a movre shrek The grrls rust flock to hear hun speak Anna Grllrssen so they say Teaches clanerng rn her own way Rrchard Hesketh as an actor great Travels up and clown the state Arthur Iohnson took hrgher math And so rt helped hun on hrs path Leonard Nelson so they say By road constructron has made hrs wry And Herbert Krause now we learn Is head of a talkrng prcture concern Iosephrne Grqlrottr a football fm Goes to all the games that she can And Thomas Kosta so we learn Has brought from Chrna a Buddha s urn l d Twohrg our eccentrrc banker H rs patented a norseless spanker A carpenter rs Anthony McNellrs llrs specialty rs a garden trellrs A nurse now rs Ruth Hayduek Her patrents certarnly are rn luck A soldrer became Russell Howard At war he s vanqurshed many a coward Leo Solrmrnr so trs sard Has made a pm wrthout a head Oscar Sprrngcr rs a lawyer now Before hrs knowledge judges bow As beauty attendant Dolores Sprer Is spoken of far and near 'l HE MISSION Page27 , e , L ' C I n H . ' ' . , , , , Ac K , 4 C C . - X , 1. K . J' ' u r 1- man! , Hr , 2' ' 2 . 'r-. ' . ,. , L , L- . , - Q .. . z ', ' K. L If I . . ' .4 y C 1 . - 4 ' ' . . ' 9 v C' nh L 1 ' t . K- Y Y K V ' C 1 . I I I L vp ' ' ' Y A , ,L C ' I . K' ' . . . . . . - - . - I 1 I . ' I xi r L' n K. g K 1 ' C v - -' ' , - fs C ' af. ck ' Y c . c . y' ' I ,.' c ' , L' t .' ' . v f f 1 '5 I A 'C C m . L I K ' . I l ' ' .1 ', O C ' 4 ' 1 n . c. C 4,' , 1., .- 7 ' ' L g I , 1 V C J ' 1 A e ' .z'. f - f 1 - . --K 3 1 ' - r Q HI - K. . C .. 5 c ' . ' c Z t 1 . , .. - . 4 c C. . , . 1 ll KU ' - ' ' c'C LL s, C . ' L 'f. . 1' C f i . 1 , Ku s. C n K-.' C C K. - . l . 3 . , , .L , nl I ' ' - y - 'C' ' , r. C C 1 .s

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Class Prophecy Laura Bonfiglio, if were right. Never lets her kiddies out of sight. Asa a debater, Laurence Tuttle No longer fears his opponents rebuttal. Louise Brayle, who runs a store, - Makes her customers come back for more. lELlW3I'C1 Van Dervort, now we hear, l-las choser, doctoring lor a career. An officers wite is Donna Breehne: As hostess, she may often be seen. As a Thespian, Walter Young Received many praises, non unsung. loy Brindle, as an actress, stars: Her latest hit was A Trip to Mars '. Gordon Stewart, an R. O. boy, Now often shouts Ship ahoy! A social worker is Mary Chu, Always ready to help someone, too. Herb Temple, a business man, Is known as a football fan. Dorothy Caen, our blushing bride. Has made her home in Ingleside. We are told that Lester Carney Has a great big store at Market and Kearny. Florence Sylva, beyond reproach, Is practicing law under Theodore Roche. Egidio Cassaglia, now we know, Is chief electrician at R. K. O. Ann Corboff, a society miss, Is leading a life of contentment and bliss. lack Catchings, a great traliic cop. Surely can make those speeders stop. Della Green. as a missionarys wife, Leads a happy, secluded life. Leo Olsen, now we hear. Is heir to a famous English peer. Aileen Cushley is a library head: Many famous books has she read. THE MISSION Page26 Lauri Iohnson, now we hear, Has chosen acting for his career. Lillian Daglio is a co-ed: Many styles are, by her, led. Maurice Iohnstone, an editor's aide, ls being very highly paid. Mary d'India as an actress shines: She's always sure to know her lines. Will Somerville, full of pep, As a gym teacher, has earned a 'Arep . Leonilda Segarini, a seamstress rare. In this world, has not a care. Albert Lacroute, as a referee, Earns a high salary. Iune Dixon, a steno great, VVith the boss' son does rate. William Hansen, so we hear, Is quite successful in his career. Dorothy Eiden, a tennis star, Has broadcast her name, near and far. Famous now is lack Mayblum: I'le invented a new whiskless broom, Dorothy Cuneo, a society belle, I-las performed all her duties well. Ray Steffens, now has fame, As an artist he has made his name. A great success is Georgia Iones: Her voice contains such winning tones. George Hageman, we are hearing, Is studying civil-engineering. Allan Louw, of singing fame. In the opera has made his name. And now we've heard that Evelyn Morgan Has made a success playing the organ. Peter Kardassakis, now we hear. Is a successful electrical engineer. Carl Clemo is an athlete: He stands his own in any meet.



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Class Axel Peterson, now we hear, Models sweaters for a career. Harold Ellingson, so we hear, Has chosen modelling for a career. Owen Edwards took higher math: He studied hard to make his path. On Broadway. Eugene Del Secco stays: He is comedian in several plays. Edward Furlong is full of knowledge, Now he's president of a college. Andy Stevenson teaches gym. I-Ie fills his students with vigor and vim. From the African jungle comes Lawrence Steiger: I-Ie's captured a new living species of tiger. VVilliam Middleton of the R. O. Prophecy 'Tis said that Earl Thompson, a student great, At West Point has met his fate. A pilot now is our Iacob Von Barm, He pilots his passengers without any harm Do you remember that baseball fan? Yes, Leo Walsh is the man. Russel Walton needs no position: Now at Congress, he's some politician! Highly paid is Vincent Chasten, l'Ie's quite efficient as a mason. Harry Cordell is highly paid, Engineering is his trade. Micael Keyak a fortune made. He found a new synthetic jade. Doesn't know care nor sorrow. An athlete now is Harold Murray. VVilliam Dietsch is our mayor, He crosses fields in a hurry. A photographer now is Sanford Westpliznl. Ile made his start as a line surveyor. Alfred Gordon sells real estate, His studios are considered best of all. A hotel manager our Williain Strand. He makes people buy at a pretty high And Robert Iones. we are told. And, boy, is his service grand? His famous harmonica has sold. EILEEN LUCAS A football coach is Iimmie Summers, And all his plays are just lumuners. T H E M I S S I O N Page 28 Youth The glowing dawn of life's long golden day, Hot tires of noon when highest Hows life's tide. When opens all the world rose-hued and wide, And earth's enchantment newly found holds sway. The call of nature sounds from country way The passing shows of city streets where hide Deep tragedies, have still a charm denied To late years. But youth holds more than may At passing glance be seen. God makes all things complete. The upward path The ever-weary road of daily toil, The ways of right, that every evil foil, All these are trod by eager Youth who feels The welcome nearness of protecting wings. M. M. FLORENCE SYLVA to high ideals, rate

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