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

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1935 volume:

f'9 1..g,7-Wi? Z 9 3553 7 fi X.,f Q fa N 4' wif! 253 MSM Mk ' MQW WK ff f,Qf'5f1w MJ- lik if J .fig 1- KPA 1,1QjfZfJQ ff! if gif gm SE ,I-f l 1 ., ? , .ag f Ly W wW i1i MQW! M? ii j if Egrfigggf ffm M Cy SQ? NTS? x MW L A RECORD OF THE STUDENT ACTIVITIES AT MISSION HIGH SCHOOL FOR THE SPRING TERM, I935 SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA I i JUNE'l935 W THE and THIS ISSUE OF THE MISSION, THE JOUR- NAL OF MISSION HIGH SCHOOL, IS THE STUDENTS' RECORD OF THEIR ACTIVITIES FOR THE SPRING TERM OF I935. THIS YEAR MARKS THE THREE- HUNDREDTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE FOUNDING OF HIGH SCHOOL EDU- CATION IN OUR UNITED STATES, AND HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS THROUGH- OUT THE LAND ARE CELEBRATING THIS EVENT IN MANY MAGNIFICENT WAYS. ACCORDING TO THE ANTIQUE CHI- NESE PROVERB, ONE PICTURE MEANS AS MUCH AS A THOUSAND WORDS , AND SO WE ARE PRESENTING OUR THEME, VOCATIONAL EDUCATION IN MISSION HIGH, BY MEANS OF A SER- IES OF INTERESTING ACTION PICTURES TAKEN WHILE WE WERE AT WORK AT OUR EVERY-DAY TASKS AT MISSION HIGH SCHOOL. IIIREWIIIIII I LOOKING BACKWARD OVER THEIR THREE HAPPY YEARS OF FRIENDLY ASSOCIATIONS WITH TEACHERS AND SCHOOLMATES-LOOKING FORWARD OVER THE PANORAMA OF THE SHAD- OWY VISTAS OF THEIR VARIED VEN- TURES OF THE FUTURE, THE TIME HAS COME FOR THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, l935 TO SAY FARE- WELL. MUCH OF WHAT THEY HAVE LEARNED IN THEIR TEXT BOOKS, THEY WILL FORGET. THAT IS ACCORDING TO THE NATURAL LAW, BUT, IF THEY ARE ABLE TO CARRY WITH THEM SOME OF THE NOBLE MESSAGES THAT HAVE COME TO THEM-IF THEY CAN DO SOME OF THE GREAT THINGS THAT HAVE BEEN SUGGESTED TO THEM-IF THEY CAN BE KIND AND BIG IN DEALING WITH THEIR FELLOW MEN, THEY WILL BE CARRYING OUT THE TRADITIONS AND THE IDEALS OF THEIR BELOVED ALMA MATER, MISSION HIGH. A CHAPTER CUNCERNING W M X ff X? Q My NST, J iff wf fp! cffyn M Avfaf! fmlfff f 'VV ul ii Z , Z G M Il In ' MESSAGE FBOM DR. EDWIN A. LEE Sfudenfs of Mission High School are +o be congra+ula+ed upon +heir abiliiy +0 produce an edifion of lhe school journal in difficulf limes when suppori' for such ex+ra curricula acfiviiies is someiimes lacking. To be ideniified wiih fhe ediforial or business managemen'r of a school iournal in normal years is an honor and a disfincfion: worlhy of fhe efforl of our besl' scholars, buf +o have had a pari in +he produc+ion of fhis boolc and +o have surmoun+ed +he praciical difficulfies aH'endan+ upon l'he complefion is an enviable experience 'lhal' will have ifs carryover value in college or +he worlzaday world. As Superinfendenf, l desire 'ro congrafulafe fhe members of fhe class of June I935 and +o urge upon lhem +o confinue 'rheir sfudies a+ iunior college or fhe universify. Edwin A. Lee, Superin+enden+ of Schools. MlSSl0N HIGH SCHO0L 7 THE CHIEF PURPIDSES 0F THE SENIIDR HIGH SCHO0L By WILLIAM J. DREW Principal of Mission High School I. TO TRAIN AND ADVISE STUDENTS and fhus give fhem a definife ob- iecfive in life. Ial To furnish fo fhose for whom high school is fhe ferminal, on finishing school, insfrucfion fhaf will enable fhem fo fif info fhe indusfrial or commercial fields. lbl To prepare for fhe universify or college fhose who desire fo pursue advanced study and fo qualify for fhe professional or fechnical pursuifs. 2. TO FURNISH OPPORTUNITY for and fo develop leadership. Ial Through class acfivifies and group efforf. Ibl Through parficipafion in baseball, foofball, baslrefball, swim- ming. and ofher games or sporfs. Icl Through volunfary milifary fraining which develops alerfness, obedience, cooperafion, and fhe command of self and ofher men. TO BUILD CHARACTER and lo 'lrain our young people 'lo have righl' social alliludes, 'lo have self respecl, and respecl for lhe righls of olhers. TO TRAIN STUDENTS lo worlc harmoniously in class and on lhe play field in such manner as 'ro develop cooperalive elilorf, leam play and fair play. TO ENGENDER A PATRIOTIC RESPECT for our governmenl, our laws, and our flag, lhrough a sludy of Uniled Slales Hislory and Civics. TO DEVELOP WHOLESOME RESPECT and a friendly a'H'ilude belween nalion and nalion 'lhrough sludy of inlernalional affairs and inleresls, as, for example: lal Governmenlal syslems of olher counlries. lbl Their manners, cusloms, and languages. Icl Their agricullural and induslrial syslems. We should profil by such sludy in +he applicalion of good ideas lhus oblained. lal TO TEACH HYGIENE AND THE RULES OF HEALTH, AND A RESPECT FOR THE HUMAN BODY lbl TO TEACH THE INJURIOUS EFFECTS OF NARCOTICS, and of lhe use of lobacco and liquor by minors, as enjoined by lhe Sfale Board of Educalion. TO PLACE STUDENTS UNDER THE GUIDANCE and inspiralion of compelenl, capable feachers and execulives who fhemselves have high ideals and good moral codes, and who worl: wilh high-minded en- lhusiasm, and who serve as real leaders and examples. TO SHOW all lhe sludenls HOW TO USE THE MODERN SCHOOL LIBRARY, which is fypical of all libraries, and 'lhus lo develop appreci- alion of and a cliscriminalory lasle 'For reading good boolrs. TO DEVELOP THINKING MINDS and 'lhe capacily for accurale self- expression by slressing +he mechanics of English and 'lhe abilily lo speak and wrile well. Many sludenls merely qualify for a diploma wilh a meager equipmenl and a minimum record. They fail lo acquire lhe habil of lhoughlful sludy al' home or al' school. They fail lo develop lhe lhoughl process unlil 'lhe race is almosl run. ll' is necessary for s1'uden+s lo develop good habils in lhe formalive years if lhey are lo malxe a success of lheir life worln. This lhoughl' has been well ex- pressed in lhe words: WHAT YOU ARE TO BE, YOU ARE NOW BECOMlNG! MISSIDN HIGH SCHO0L 9 I SKILLS AND TECHNIQUES 0 I. Ari' Me'ral 2. Design and Posfer 3. Mechanical Drawing 4. Skefching and Sfage-Crafi' 5. An Orchesfral Group 6. Modeling 7. Archi+ec1'ural Drawing 8. Drama The enriched curriculum of Mission High School opens up wonderful opporfunifies 'ro The sludenfs. The classes in English aim 'ro frain in oral and wriH'en expression, fo cul+iva+e an appreciafion of fhe finesi' in li+era+ure, +o feach fhe roufine of Journalis+ic pracfice, and +he +echnique of fhe Drama. The arf courses include slcelching, leHering and posfer design, modeling, arf mefal work, and sfage craft There are inferesfing classes in Mechanical Drawing, in Archifecfure, and in Bridge Design. The oppor+uni'ries opened up in musical lines are many and varied, including Orchesfral Pracfice, Glee Classes, Band Pracfice, and Hisfory of Music. I MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE Trigonomelry and Solid Geomefry Vocafional Malhemafics Geomehy and i'rs applicalions Biology Physics Physiology Bofany Biology Chemislry The courses in Mafhemafics include Trigonomelry, Solid Geomelry, Algebraic Theory, Algebra and Geomelry, Voca+ional Mafhemafics, and +he Ari1'hme+ic of everyday life. These courses aim +o lrain +he sludenfs in logical fhinlcing, and +o prepare +hem for advanced courses in aviafion, navigalion, and engineering al lhe Universilies. Vocalional fraining is made a s+rong 'feafure of all courses. ln Science, 'rhere are courses in Biology, Physiology, Chemislry, and Physics, wifh exfensive laloorafory pracfice in each of +hese courses. wr? was SOCIAL STUDIES AND FIIREIGN LANGUAGES I. The Library 2. The Foreign Language Reading Room 3. Foreign Language Class 4. A Spanish Class 5. Lecfure Room 6. Social S+udies 7. Civics Class Courses in World Hislory, in California His+ory, Uniied Sfafes Hisfory and Government in Civics, and Economics and Economic Geography wifh ou+lines, maps, lecfures, and excursions give 'rhe sfudenfs a broad comprehensive idea of fhe world, loday and yesferday. The foreign Languages, La+in, French, German, Spanish and Halian wifh +ravelogues, mofion picfures and lec+ures, combine 'ro give +he s'ruden'r a broader oufloolc on fhe life of fhe pasi' and 'rhe presenf and ou1'fi1' him fo sfudy foreign frade and +o pursue sfudies in advanced maihemaiics, science and fhe s+udy of foreign liferary masferpieces. 4 TRAINING FOR SS F0ll,E acl- zz fri Folk Dancing M H Girls'A+hle+ics Typing and Secrefarial ' inin ff' W Boys A+hle+ics L Advanced Compfomefer Prac+i e Office Praciice in The AHendance Office The Commercial courses are arranged +o give fhe sfu- denis a knowledge of Modern Melhods in Typing, Sfenog- raphy, Bookkeeping, Salesmanship, Office Prac+ice, Office Machines and Secrefarial Training. The courses in Physical Educafion for girls and for boys emphasize +he need of a vigorous, heallhy body. For girls, fhere are +ennis, baseball, baske+ball, crew prac+ice, swim- ming, volley ball +eams and infer class compeiifions. For boys, rhere are foorball, irack, baseball, baskefball, swim- ming and rennis reams for inierscholasiic meers, 'rryoufs and compe+i'I'ions. There are firsi aid classes and Training courses for nurses. 400' K 1 rffiiiss M i fufilafi THE ART AND SCIENCE 0F HOME-MAKING I I. Dress-making 2. Cafeferia Service 3. Our Cafe+eria Organizafion 4. The Swee1' Girl Graduafeu Model 5. Table Service 6. Dress-malcing, cu'r+ing, and fiffing ln Home-Economics, are included courses in +he sfudy of 'Food values, food preparaiion, and fable service, dress malcing, embroidery, and dress design. There are ample opporfunilies for s+uclen'rs 'ro learn fhe rouline of cafeferia organizafion and service. In adcli1'ion 1'he girls have received 'rhe highesl' award from The Needle Work Guild of America for +he garmenfs which have been made +o dis+ribu+e 'ro charifable organ- izafions. 2 3 4 5 6 TRAINING IN THE MECHANIC ARTS Cabinef-Making Elemenfary Au+o Shop Advanced Auio Shop Mill-Cabinei' and PaH'ern Making Machine Shop Elec+ric Shop The Mechanic Ari Shops afford a wonderful field for boys along lines of fhe lalesl' developmenls in Voca'rional Educafiong e.g., paH'ern making and mill-cabinei' work, ad- vanced and elemenlary aulomobile shops, machine and elecrric shops. They aim 'ro 'rrain +he hand fo work in co- opera1'ion wifh The mind. FACULTY Mr. William J. Drew, Principal Miss A. G. Kelly, Vice-Principal Mr. J. B. Newman, Vice-Principal lDean of Girlsl lDean of Boysl English Department Miss S. McD. W. Rabourn. Head Miss A. V. Donaldson, Dramalics Mrs. E. Edwards Miss S. Hill Miss H. F. Maguire Mr. D. N. Barker Mr. A. W. Johns Miss M. K. Kirwin Mrs. C. C. Korfrighl Miss J. M. McGloin Miss L. L. McQuaid Miss A. H. Newmark Mrs. M. M. Polhier Miss L. B. Rouark Mrs. l. T. Pryor Mrs. L. M. Sanderson Miss F. N. Smiih Mrs. L. B. Swanson History Department ' I K 1 i Mr. W. A. Wieland, Head -C-fi T fr' .L Dr. L. Lundgren Miss L. M. Morrill Mrs. J. B. Newman Miss C. C. Pelerson Mr. L. A. Phillips - Miss R. M. Price Mrs. M. Thomas Miss L. F. Wilson Mr. C. S. Youngquisl Mathematics Department Miss A. G. Kelly, Head, Trigonomefry Miss B. K. Acheson. Algebraic Theory, Miss M. M. Miklau, Geomelry, Algebra Geomefry, Algebra Mrs. L. V. Scholl, Algebra Miss R. M. Byrne, Algebraic Theory, Miss G. M. Simon, Algebraic Theory Geomelry Geomelry, Algebra Miss l. G. lsham, Algebraic Theory, Geomefry, Algebra Science Department Mr. T. J. Terry, Head. Chemisfry Mrs. N. C. Owens, Household Science Mr. F. A. Roberls, Physiology Mrs. M. M. Thomas. Biology Mr. L. J. Campbell, Physics Mr. C. E. Crane, Physics-Chemislry Miss F. de Ghefaldi, Biology Commercial Department Miss Nell K. Kendrick, Head, Secrelarial Training, Slenography Miss O. K. Hoernig, Typewriling. Office Mr. E. S. Anderson, Bookkeeping Mr. J. E. Barnes, Bookkeeping Praclice Mrs. F. Kennedy. Typewriling Mrs. E. D. Kohlwey. Bookkeeping, Commercial Law Mrs. O. C. Marlin, Sfenogrephy. Office Appliances Miss F. l. O'Neill. Typewriling Miss J. C. Clarke, Typewrifing Mr. R. T. Conlan, Salesmanship Mrs. A. R. Franz, Sfenography Miss A. M. Gray, Sfenography Miss B. Haven, Typewriling, Salesmanship Miss E. E. Murphy. Bookkeeping FACULTY Foreign Language Department Miss A. M. Truman, Head, Spanish Miss A. B. Breu, German, Ifalian. Spanish Miss A. Grassis, lialian, Spanish Mr. L. Campbell. Lalin Mr. O. Galeno, Spanish Miss E. Fredericks, French, German Miss R. M. Price, German Art Department Mrs. M. Y. Hobari, Chairman, Leiiering and Posier, Hisiory of Ari, Inferior Decoraiion Miss E. J. Michels, Skeiching, Design Mr. A. Tiesselinck, Freehand Drawing. Ari' Modeling, Sfagecraff Melal Mechanical Drawing Department Mr. J. E. Bale, Chairman Mr. G. L. Gardner Mr. M. Miichell, Counseling Mechanic Arts Department Mr. C. E. Rusi, Head, Pafiern Making, Mill-Cabinei Work Mr. E. V. Cleary, Advanced Aulo Mr. J. C. Uhle, Elemeniary Auio Mechanics Mechanics, Mill-Cabfnef Work Mr. J. Crocker. Mill-Cabinei Work Mr. W. E. Wanh, Machine Shop Mr. G. E. Swarh, Electric Shop Music Department Mr. George lngram, Chairman, Glee, Orcheslra, Sighl-Singing Mr. H. E. Owen, Orchesira, Glee Harmony, Capiain T. J. Kennedy, Band Hisfory of Music lnsfrucfor llousehold Arts Department Miss C. C. MacLaughlin. Chairman, Cloihing, Embroidery Mrs. N. C. Owens, Foods Miss C. E. Lynn, Clofhing Mrs. L. Buell, Clofhing Physical Education Department lB0YSi Mr. A. J. Fagin, Chairman Mr. L. M. Elder Mr. A. W. Jones Mr. G. R. Haas lGirlsl Miss L. B. Davidson, Head Miss L. Black Miss G. Mulcahy Miss H. F. Landon Miss G. M. Lincoln Miss H. A. Thomas, Hygiene B. 0. T. C. Capiain T. J. Kennedy, Band Masier Sergeani' L. E. Gilbert Bailalion lnslrucfor Library Staff Miss Lillian S. Hyde Miss Kara S. Whifcher, Junior Librarian Secretaries Miss M. G. Anderson Miss E. L. Nardini, Aiiendance MISSIUN HIGH SCHO0L 17 ,wif .W G M -Q .92 K 'ix Ahern, Helen Allen, Alice Alfamirano, Salvador Anway, Dorofhy l. Arfeseros, Marie M. Armanini, John A. Armsfrong, Alberf J. Assinger, Edna H. Aflrinson, Florence Ayag, lsaias Barbera, Joseph J. Barca, Dominic T. Barlman, Anna L. Barry, William Barlon, Geraldine Barfschai, Arfhur A. Baflaglia, Rose J. Beafiy, Maude H. Beclrer, Tom A. Berger, Edmund F. Beuille, Annelfe E. Bishop, Hazel T. Blair, Rosemary L. Blyfhe, Huberi C. Bragg, Pearl E. Braun, Arihur G. Brenner, Beairice Brown, C. Wal+er Brown, Roberf Brusafori, Rena M. Burlre Alice M. Burke, Margaref Burrowes, Eldris E. Burfon, Genevieve E. Byrne, Rifa D. amirand, Maurice J. Carlso nceV Jarp ,Je ne i Casam iou. R . cany Ci. TheI Casfro, Joseph F. Chalmers, Olene Chambers, Virginia D. Chrisfiansen, Grace E. Clemenl, Rulh M. SENIDR CLASS 0F 1935 Compas. George Conslas, Anna Cook, Dorolhy Coclle. Lillian L. Corboff, Sleven J. Corsiglia, Edna M. Coverl, Roy Eldon Couo, Rose M. Craig, Ray W. Cronin, Hannalw M. Cuneo, Joseph Daley, VValler L. Damonle, Jack L. Dean Virginia De Coilo, Dolores A. Dennison, Eileen De Vere, Lorraine Dineen,Cail'1erine Downs, James T. Drewes, Claire M. Dybdal. Evelyn Edwards, William J. Ellingson, Agnes G. Elliofl Ed ar F. I 9 Ellioff, Winona Q Evind, Norman H. Faldeffa, Elvera Ferree, Emile B. V. Emley, Virginia M. . : x - V Feiner, Vernon R. N' N Filios, Peler Fillion, Georgiana Fraser, Violel L. Freedman, Edward Frenna,Cl1arloHe M. Fuhrlren, Ann J. Gallo Mar A r Y - Garavaglia, Adelene C. Gardiner, Marion A. ' Garibaldi, Andrew Gaspar, Virginia L. Gaugler, Frank Geracimos, Niclr Gerdes, Harold W. Gibron, Mary A. W A l. 7 , gywzibv f', ' 1-U OJx MISSIUN HIGH SCIl00L 19 V if , J' , . K Gillaspie, Jennie S. Giromini, Aurelia M. Glover, Howard Grani, Virginia M. Green, Harold J. Grossman, Ada J. Guadagni, Elvera Guay, Alfred J. Gufierrez, Marie Habeeb, George J. Hall, Roberf Hamil, Florence Harding, Eleanor G. Harlich, Margate? Harm, Alberf C. Hari, Claire D. Hasfings, Harry R. Hauber, Alice M. Healy, Finola U. q+4,'J Il Herrgufh, John . Higginbolham, June Hinze, Gregory Holler, Herman R. Holliday, Clyde L. Hedman. Hooke, Elden S. Horqan, Charles Hughes, Geraldine F. Jacobsen, William J. Jansen, Ellen M. Jensen, Lorenze A. Johnson, Chesler W. Johnson, Geraldine F. Jones, Vivian G. Jonsane, Violel D. Jorgensen, Alberla M. Jurgensen, Willefia S. Karrnan, Virginia L. Karp, Frank J. Karsanl, George D. Karsani, Sabba D. Kay, Paul R. Kelly, Bernice Kelly, Dorofhy R. Kerr, Roberia A. SENIUR CLASS 0F 1935 naiilff' Krohn, Elsie G. Kunalzoff, Nick La Barbara, Paul A. Lagomarsino, Norma G Lahaderne, John La Moll, Herberl M. Leishman, Mervin W. Leonard, Mary E. Leong. Dolores A. Lieberi, Francine Lilia, Grela V. Lindslrom, Grace J. Livacich, John T. Locks, Anioineffe E. Lowry, Kaihleen M. Lym, Leon Maeso, Franl: J. Magner, Lois Mahoney, Harold J. Mangels, Elfreda V. Mareck, Oswald McBride, Louise D. Mccarfhy, Philip J. McCracken, Dolores F. Mcshane, Bernard J. Melendez, Gilberi Merlo, Roberf Merrill. Louise Meseih. Dorofhy V. Mefro, Ella M. Meyer, Jennice R. Miller, Richard J. Miller. William J. Mo lia Rose M 9 . - Moldenhauer, Evelyn E. Moran, Cecelia M. Morgan, Edna C. Morrison, Almaclair Morch. Frances M. Musanfe, Alberf C. Nasfari, Gus Neuendorif, Ernesf M. Norfon, Joseph T. Nulfy, Ann C. Oclren, Harold MISSIO IG CH00 Ogarkolif, Walfer O'Kennon, Michael M. Okuma, Yorilco Paldi, George E. Parenii, Franl: J. Pecoia, Caiherine A. Penney, John T. Perafa, Fred J. Perna, Louis J. Piening, Erna M. Poglianich, Anne M. Pracy, Beverly J. Praff, Claire L. Quasi, Charles H. Rasmussen, Raymond F Rauch, William H. Reavely, Harold l. Reddy, Pafricia E. Reepen, Henry E. Reeves, Lorraine C. Reilly, Howard E. Richard, Florelfa A. Ricoff, Theresa P. Richison, Mariorie C. Rios, Beriha Romano, Rose E. Romero, Edward M. Rosemonf, Lois M. Ross, Elmer A. Rofh, Phyllis W. Ruef, Roberl' J. Scafena. Flavio Schareig, Roberf F. Scheele, Alberf R. Scherler, Franlz A. Schneider. Joseph M. Schulh, Charles Schulz, Reinhold W. Seineke, Mariha F. Senner, Doris M. Smefhursi, Audley H. Smiih, Cafherine U. Smifh, Kee Smiih, Ranald D. Snaider, Rose ENIDR CLASS 0F 1935 in JQWQVMM ff' j A. Mj- -. 'f,.fIiJj ff!! Snyder, M. Sordelli, Henry F. Spifa, Evelyn Slaliford, Waller J. Slanbridge, Fern E. Slollenberg, Almer F. Sfrandberg, Nels Sfrange, James J. Sfrifzinger. Barbara F. Slolzenwald, Marie M. Sullivan, Louise M. Swanson, William L. Swifl, Amy Tacchi, Anloinelle G. Tacusis. Helen J. Telesmanic. Jack M. Teplilslry, Yella Thompson. Elizabelh M. Tirel. John H. Toolre, Verna M. Traskin. Alex S. Traverso. Hecfor P. Tresaugue. Harold J. Troy, Elinor G. Turfurici, Rose K. Twohig, Frances M. Ubhaus, Roberf J. Valencia. Charlolle E. Waggener, Harvey A. Walfers, Henry A. Wallers. William C. Waymire, Marion Weller, Carl W. Wenzel. Henry W. Williams, Frank Wilson, Richard A. Wolff, W. Alvord Woods, lline Wrighl. Fred W. Yalabe. James H. Sludanls in affendance al' Humboldf Evening High School wi'l'h a view lo receiving Mission High diplomas Cancilla, Calherine R. Foley, Grace Applebaum, William Bielenberg, Lloyd F. Call, Audy Holi, Ernesl Lobig. John Pelers, Waller H. Guilfoy, Arnold Wilkinson, Richard ln aflendance al' Conlinualion School Moore. Arlhur Muller. Raymond D. Muncklon, Jack MISSIDN HIGH SCH00l. 23 CLASS PROPlIECY-GIRLS Alice Allen is a woman of nole, Her clever sayings, all people quofe. Helen Ahern is a capable Mrs. Affending lo fhe dinner dishes. Dorolhy Anway, a demure liflle miss, ls in fhe bonds of malrimonial bliss. Marie Arleseros is one of lhe besl' Wriling songs in fhe far Wesl. Edna Assigner, so il seems, ls always walking around in dreams. Florence Alkinson has an odd fale, She sells lhe fishermen nofhing buf bail. Annie Barkman sils and dreams, Wishing ihal she were a movie queen. Rose Baflaglia gave us all a shock, lnvenfing a way fo win in slocks. Al lasf Maude Beaffy has found somelhing lo effecf her, Working hard as an lndian-Head Penny Col- leclor. Annefle Beuille, af lasl, if seems, Has found fhe Prince Charming of her dreams. Hazel Bishop. we are fold. ls lraveling where 1here's ice and cold. And now we come fo Rosemary Blair, Who always works wifh 'lhe greafesf of care. Pearl Bragg, we musf now confess. Has found a cure for bashfulness. Beafrice Brenner. al lasf, we hear. Has chosen housekeeping for her career. Rena Brusalori, very fefching- Has made a forlune doing skefching. Alice Burke as a salesgirl leads, She always knows whal' her cuslomer needs. Margaref Burke has paved her way, As a greal librarian, so 'rhey say. We see Eldris Burrowes, a leacher of gym, ls filling her sludenfs wi'l'h vigor and vim. Genevieve Burfon, aulhor of Pale, Received her sfarl in English VIII. A famous dancer is Rila Byrne, She feaches all who are willing io learn. Thelma Canyock is offen seen, Driving her husband's limousine Conslance Carlson is by far fhe besi Chemisfry feacher in fhe Wesf. Jeanne Carpenler has surprised us all, She's shrunk Ten inches since las+ fall. Going up the ladder of fame, We find Olene Chalmers' name. Virginia Chambers leads a happy life, For she's become a very good wife. Grace Chrisfiansen is highly paid, Selling spinach is her lrade. Rufh Clemenf wat once a miss, Buf now she lives in wedded bliss. Agnes Collins realiles her aims, For she's faking parf in lhe Olympic Games. Anna Conslas may now be seen, Typing slories for a magazine. Dorolhy Cook, a greaf public speaker, Will make fhe sfronger sex feel weaker. Lillian Cooke, so lis fold, ls married 'fo a soldier bold. Edna Corsiglia models fine clofhez, The lafesf in sfyles, she always knows. Rose Marie Couo, so we hear, Has gained fame and forfune far and near. Hannah Cronin, a forfune feller so greaf, For a dollar she'll fell you your fulure fafe. And now we come lo Virginia Dean, The sweefesl girl we've ever seen. Dolores De Coifo does her work, As an exceedingly clever informalion clerk. Eileen Dennison, always full of lricks, Was once a member of the Silenl Six. As a leacher of German, Lorraine De Vere wins fame. She's 'leaching her pupils Auf Wiedersehen. Cafherine Dineen in an office works. The fask of fhe momenf she never shirks. Claire Drewes has found a posifion, As an ushereffe for a fheafer in lhe Mission. For Evelyn Dybdal success is near, She approaches fhe end of aChemislry career. Agnes Ellingson now leaches in school, She leaches her pupils lhe Golden Rule. Winona Ellioll' is a good lillle gal, She's working hard for her A's af Cal. Virginia Emly, a brighl liffle frick Has discovered a way fo make slamps sfick. Doris Fabian, now we hear, Has become lhe wife of an engineer. Elvera Faldeffa in her new frade, Of making cakes is highly paid. Georgiana Fillion is a grad, Who's 'thinking of all fhe good fimes she's had. Violef Fraser, a woman of fame, Preffy soon she'll be changing her name. CLASS PROPIIECY-GIRLS Charloffe Frenna, so fhey say, Teaches dancing in her own way. Ann Fuhrken is as happy as can be, She lends home, husband and children fhree. Mary Gallo's orange marmalade ls very nufrifious and very well made. Adeline Garavaglia once sold confefli, Buf now she's learned how lo cook spaghefli. To Marion Gardiner we poinf wifh pride, She bakes wonderful biscuifs, for a bride. Virginia Gaspar, winsome and fair, ls soon fo marry a wealfhy heir. Mary Mischief Maker Gibron is a firsf class pesf, From ioking and laughing, she never fakes a resf. Jennie Gillespie is al Lake Placid, Experimenfing wifh sulphuric acid. Aurelia Giromini is a designer of clofhes, She's much in demand where e'er she goes. Alice Gnecco has surprised us all, She now fours Europe every fall. Virginia Granf, now happiesf of all, She has her home in mounfains fall. Ada Grossman has surprised us all, For she's grown len inches since lasf fall. Elvera Guadagni, so we hear, Has gained fame and forfune far and near. Marie Gufierrez, wifh nofhing 'lo do, ls a lady of leisure, we know 'fis frue. Florence Hamil is hard fo please, She's a liffle girl wifh big ldeas. Eleanor Harding owns a hof-dog sfand, She sells her weenies fhroughouf fha land. Margaref Harlick, we've heard fell, ls running a fea-room and doing well. Claire Hari, oh! whal' a girl- She's found a way lo make hair curl. Alice Hauber, af us never looks. She's foo busy reading movie books. Finola Healy earns her pay, By 'leaching school every day. Lois Hedman, a bashful girl, ls learning how lo do fhe fwirl. June Higginbofham is an arlisl of fame, From far and near we hear her name. Geraldine Hughes never gefs hysleria, For she's a cashier in a cafeferia. Mary Ann Hughes, wilh a nalure sweef, Runs a rea shop, small buf very neaf. Ellen Jansen, a demure liffle maid, ls now quife famous-she's made lhe grade. Lorenze Jensen, our blushing bride, Has made her home in Ingleside. Geraldine Johnson is hard al work, Learning how lo be a clerk. A+ lasf we come fo one of lhe Jones girls, Our Liffle Vivian: She's as valuable as a sfring of pearls. Violel Jonsane needs no receipe book, For al lasl she's learned how fo cook. Alberfa Jorgensen, a greaf liffle gal. Loves fo eaf spinach-she's a wonderful pal. Willefla Jurgensen has earned greaf fame, As a hilch-hiker, she's made a name. Virginia Karman, a sociefy miss, Leads a life of confenfmenf and bliss. Marie An'loineH'e Cafherine Kelly Earns her living making ielly. Bernice Kelly, an ideal wife, Conducfs her home wifhouf a bit of slrile. Dorofhy Kelly, very highly paid, As a scenario wriler has made fhe grade. Elsie Krohn has earned a rep, Teaching people fo be full of pep. Norma Lagomarsino, an arfisf rare, Does her work wilh fhe greafesf of care. Mary Leonard, al' any rare, Learned a lesson in English Vlll. Dolores Leong, a seamslress rare, ln fhis world, has nof a care. Roberla Kerr, a sociefy belle, Has performed all her dulies well. Francine Lieberf, a foofball fan, Goes fo all 'lhe games she can. Grefa Lilia, now we hear, Has chosen acfing 'lor her career. Grace Lindsfrom became a cook, Dainfy Dishes is fhe name of her book. Anfoineffe Locks does her work, For a milliner, she's a clerk. Kafhleen Lowry is lhe luckiesl of all, Wifh a home plus a husband, handsome and fall. Lois Magner, so we've found, Does her work wifhouf a sound. Elfreda Mangels, a sfeno greaf, When she comes fo work, she's never lale. MISSIGN HIGH SCl100L 25 CLASS PROP Louise McBride, a bashful liflle lhing, ls searching lor a bee 'lhal will noi sling. Dolores McCracken, a singer rare, Rivals all arlisls on lhe air. As a ieacher, Dorolhy Mesefh is greal, The subiecl she reaches is English VIII. Ells Melro, so we learn, ls meeiing success al' every lurn. A brave liffle lass is Jenice Meyer, She saved six orphans in a fire. Rose Moglia, so we are fold, Makes ice cream 'lhel's no? foo cold. Evelyn Moldenhaur, if we are righl, Never lels her kiddies our of her sighf. Cecilia Moran quile a salary makes, Baking paslries, pies and wedding cakes. Edna Morgan in lhe Chemislry arl, Has succeeded in faking lhe alom aparl. Almaclair Morrison now allending U. C. ls working hard lo earn her degree. Frances March 'lravels far and near, Never an advenfure does she fear. Ann Nully, we've heard fell, Has af lasf learned how io spell. Yoriko Okuma can'+ be beal, For surely she is a greal' alhlele. Calherine Pecola keeps people in 'I'rim, By giving exercises in her gym. Erna Piening, all women declare, Has lhe smarlesl modes ol arranging hair. In a college fown Ann Poglianich does well, As 'lhe coach for the girls in a rowing shell. And Beverly Pracy, we are fold, ls cerlainly worlh her weighf in gold. Claire Pralf, so 'lis said, Has invenled a pin wirhoul a head. Palricia Reddy wanled lo prinl, So now she's working in a minl. Lorraine Reeves, oul of school al lasf, Now looks back upon her pasl. Theresa Ricoff wilh her bugs and planfs, Exlerminales millions of pesky an'l's. Mariorie Richison, wilh her magnelic power, Proves more successful every hour. Bellha Rios doesn'1' care fo roam, She's iusl as conlenf 'lo slay al home. Rose Romano is happy, you see, A ladv of leisure-whv shouldn'l she be? HECY-GIRLS Lois Rosemonl never does fire, Of speeding fo a blazing fire. Phyllis Rolh, a lady of leisure, Lacks nolhing al' all lhaf possibly please her A finishing school of greal repule, Taughl Marfha Seineke lo play lhe flule. Doris Senner, a hosiess charming, Has a smile mos? disarming. Cafherine Smilh, row we know, ls a movie slar al R.K.O. Kee Smifh, a aclress of fame, Finds ihe billboards bearing her name. Rose Snyder has fame we learn, As a privale sec in a large concern. Mary Snyder wriles lhe plols Of sfories now used on the movie lols. While filling hafs lo every sfyle, Evelyn Spila ne'er fails lo smile. Fern Slanbridge is a doclor's helper, She keeps cool while rhe palienfs sweller. Barbara Slrilzinger has nol lime fo spare, She's rearing her children wilh ufmosl' care Marie Sl'ol1enwalcl has gone lo Mars, Nell she'lI visil' one of 'lhe Sfars. Louise Sullivan fame does earn, She invenled loasf lhal will nol burn. Miss Amy Swiff, once so very quiel, Each day she broadcasls on How lo Diet' Helen Tacusis, so we hear, Models dresses for her career. Yella Teplifsky, 'fried and frue, ls one who can paddle her own canoe. As a Chemisl, Flora Thies has a repulalion She's mixing chemicals for all rhe nalion. Elizabeth Thompson, who leff Mission High. ls now a sfewardess of a plane in lhe sky. Verna Mae Took is a brighl co-ed, All college slyles are by her led. Because she is running an ice cream slore, Elinor Troy's cuslomers come back for more Rose Turfurici oblained from Mission. A very highly paid posilion. Frances Twohig never complains, Her producls go up whenever if rains. Charlolfe Valencia, can you feafure, ls New York's mosl' famous dancing 'leacher Marion Waymire owns a bargain sfore, Where bargain hunlers flock galore. lline Woods is one of lhe besf Traveling sales-ladies in rhe Wesl. CLASS PBOPlIECY-BOYS Salvador Alfamirano almosf creafed a panic, For he iusf complefed swimming fhe Aflanfic. A successful man is John Armanini, For he's iusf discovered fhe new wonder weenie. Alberf Armsfrong earns his dimes Reporfing for fhe New York Times. lsaias Ayag is doing fine Coaching fhe Yankees' Baseball Nine. Joseph Barbara. a defecfive greaf7 Whenever fhere's a murder, he's always lafe. Dominic Barca, a forfune has made, Invenfing a new kind of razor blade. Mr. William Barry af his desk now sifs, Compefing wifh some of fhe world's greafesf wifs. Arfhur Barfschaf, by shoofing his gun, Capfured some bandifs. while on fhe run. Berfrand Bafeman, a square player,' ls Daly Cify's youngesf mayor. Tom Becker leads fhe cify's band, He's gafhering fame fhroughouf fhe land. Edmund Berger is way up in fhe air, Riding his frapeze wifh fhe greafesf of care. Huberf Blyfhe is a movie shiekg The girls all 'lhrill fo hear him speak. Arfhur Braun is one of fhe men Who invenfed fhe inkless founfain pen. Of Roberf Brown, we all can boasf, For he's found a way fo use burnf foasf. Arfhur Brown, quife confenf, Wifh willing hands collecfs fhe renf. Of course, Thomas Burke wrifes reporfs On foofball. baseball and ofher sporfs. Fred Burkef is a defecfive now, And fake if from us, he's a Wow. The African lions run wifh fear, When Maurice Camirand does appear. Roger Casamaiou's fame is surely greaf, He now guides safely fhe Ship of Sfafe. Joseph Casfro, a cross-counfry peddler, Sells his goods in all kinds of wealher. George Compas, a defecfive now, Can he defecf-oh, boy, and howl Of Sfeven Corboff we offen fhink, For af lasf he's found fhe missing link. 'Tis said fhaf Roy Coverf, a sfudenf greaf, Af Wesf Poinf, af lasf. has mef his fafe. Ray Craig has all fhe luck, He earned his forfune selling ducks. Joseph Cuneo wafches crowds go by, While driving rivefs in buildings high. Walfer Daley is by far fhe besf Baskefball coach in all fhe Wesf. lf you're speeding, you'd beffer sfop, For Jack Damonfe's a fraffic cop. James Downs saves people from harm, Answering every bell and fire alarm. William Edwards, we now learn, ls designing houses fhaf will not burn. Edgar Elliofl is a menace, Teaching 'lhe girls fo play fennis. A successful man is Emile Ferree, A professional gigalo in gay Paree. Each day we hear Vernon Fefner bark, For he sells peanufs af fhe baseball park. Pefer Filios, a successful banker, Has pafenfed a noiseless spanker. Believe ii' or nof, buf fhis is no fable, For Edward Freedman is fhe second Glark Gable. Andrew Garibaldi, a man of nofe, Has gained a forfune invenfing a boaf. Frank Gaugler has gained renown, He's fhe mayor of his old home fown. ' Nick Geracimos. a man so brave, Has found fhe primifive wild man's cave. Harold Gerdes. a frombone player, Has become San Francisco's greafesf mayor. Eugene Gervais, his ambifion fulfilled, ls a side-show barker, daring and skilled. Howard Glover, a forfune has made, By selling candy and pink lemonade. Harold Green hopes fo ioin a fraf, Buf af presenf he iusf wears a freshman haf. ln Africa, Alfred Guay swings fhrough the frees, Rivaling Tarzan wifh fhe greafesf of ease. Arnold Guilfoy owns a flea circus grand, He escorfs his show all over fhe land. George Habeeb has made his dough, ln fhe crooning business, which he made grow. MISSIUN HIGH SCHO0L 27 CLASS PBIIPIIECY-BOYS We all are proud of our Roberf Hall, He became a champion for bouncing a ball Alberf Harm is nof a uiffer q f He's earning his living as a flag-pole siffer. Harry Hasfings is a wresfler, if seems, Almosf as good as Man Mounfain Dean. Of John Herrgufh, we all know abouf, He's perfecfed a way of curing fhe gouf. Gregory Hinze has earned a neaf liffle sum, By discovering a noiseless chewing gum. Herman Holler is a miracle man, He's found a way fo use old fin cans. Clyde Holliday's fhe falk of fhe fown, For he's now imifafing Joe E. Brown. An imporfanf man is Elden Hooke, He feaches housewives how fo cook. Charles Horgan, whom we all admire, As a fighf-rope walker, will soon refire. Drinking soda pop, we always fhink, Did William Jacobsen invenf fhis drink? Chesfer Johnson is a fireman brave, And many a life he does cooly save. Frank Karp, so if seems, ls peddling Mexican jumping beans. George Karsanf, in a uniform whife, Pulls peapIe's feefh by day and by nighf. Sabba Karsanf is always handy, As a counfry docfor he's a dandy. The Karsanf Brofhers have made us see, Thaf brofherly love is nof a mysfery. Paul Kay, once a radio announcer, Has now become a Nighf Club bouncer.' Nick Kunakoff is man we all seek, He's invenfed a founfain pen fhaf will nof leak Gus Kyriopoulos. as a sleufh, ls an example for every youfh. Paul La Barbara is a famous chef, He shoufs his orders as if all were deaf. John Lahaderne has joined fhe fleef, Now Uncle Sam knows no defeaf. Herberf La Moff, so we hear, Collecfs anfiques for a career. Alberf Larrieu has a winning smile, For which fhe girls would walk a mile. Mervin Leishman is now a Prof, Teaching Econ fo many a Soph. Of Alberf Linden we should be proud, For his anfics please fhe circus crowd. John Livacich grows spinach now, Has he become a sfrong man?-oh, boy and how? For Leon Lym we have a plan, He's an aid fo Charlie Chan. Frank Maeso has much knowledge, Now, you see, he's going fo college. Harold Mahoney is a millionaire, ln oil sfock he's made his share. Oswald Mareck's posifion is good, He's a car conducfor in Hollywood. Phil McCarfhy is seen everyday, Enioying himself whefher af work or play. Bernard McShane, so fhe sporfs wrifers say ls ouf for basekefball in a very big way. Gilberf Melendez has made a success, Exploring in Africa's vasf wilderness. Roberf Merlo can'f be beaf, As a florisf on Burrows Sfreef. Richard Miller is now a Prof, Teaching Chem fo many a Soph. William Miller is a baseball sfar, His fame is sounded near and far. Jack Munckfon, an edifor's aid, Surely is being very highly paid. And Ed Murphy did affain, The posifion of baskefball coach af Maine. Alberf Musanfe as referee, Earns quife a big salary. Ray Muffer is now a lawyer greaf, For none can beaf him in debafe. Gus Nasfari likes fo play fhe game Of baskefball af Nofre Dame. Ernesf Neuendorff, so we hear, ls quife successful in his career. Joe Norfon runs a show, Where everybody loves fo go. Addison O'Brien is now doing well As manager of fhe Rifz Hofel. Harold Ocken is now in France, Learning fo do fhe lafesf dance. Walfer Ogarkoff, we also learn, Has a posifion in a greaf concern. CLASS PROPHECY-BOYS Michael O'Kennon is doing well, He owns a large New York Hofel. George Paldi, a grocery clerk, Very carefully does his work. Frank Parenli fakes a bow, For he's a comic aclor now. John Penny, so handsome and fall, Has answered fhe movie direcfor's call. Fred Perala knows his A. B. C's, He already has fhree or four degrees. Louis Perna, a farmer now, Spends his fime behind flue plow. Charles Quasf is a college professor, Of many degrees he's fhe proud possessor. Ray Rasmussen works day and nighf To keep his hair iusf righf. William Rauch is doing well, Working for American Tel and Tel. Of Harold Reavely, we now speak, He's become a handsome movie sheik. Henry Reepen, so we hear, ls famous as an engineer. Howard Reilly's music is sweef, His composifions you can nof bear. Ed Romero has earned a rep, As a baskafball player, he's full of pep. Elmer Ross is a driving ace, He never fails fo win a race. Flavio Scafena is daily seen. As quife a person of genfle mien. Bob Scharefg in college we see, Playing foofball as hard as can be. Al Scheela in 'lhe line of baking, Has a forfune in fhe making. Frank Scherzer is now quile lame, He gave a preffy girl his name. Joseph Schneider, an explorer of nofe, Down Africa's rivers he likes fo floaf. Charles Schulfz, a popular lacl, ls working for his dear old Dad. Reinhold Schulz, now we hear, Has chosen archifecfure as his career. Audley Smefhursf, a foresl' ranger, Wifh bravery and valor faces danger. Ronald Smifh has a new posifion As secrefary fo a greaf physician. Walfer Sfafford sells real esfafe, He makes people buy af mosf any rafe. Al Slolfenberg excels in sporfs, Breaking world's records of all sorfs. Nels Slrandberg, an engineer, Has made himself a greaf career. James Sfrange has mef a nurse, And now il s all for befler or worse. William Swanson is of quife high rank, He is now fhe presidenf of a bank. Jack Telesmanic, a man of knowledge, Coaches foolball af a greai college. Jack Tiref is nor confenf, As a singer, he's now benf. Alex Traskin obfained from Mission A very highly paid posifion. Hecfor Traverse, we never skip, He draws fhe funnies for a comic sfrip Harold Tresaugue is a lawyer now, Before fhe crowd he fakes his bow. Bob Ubhaus fook higher 'lYhd'l'l'l,l' And now he's following a successful pafh. Harvey Waggoner has married well, And dofh in a vine-covered coffage dwell Henry Walfers, our banking clerk, ls cerfainly becoming fond of his work. William Walfers sfeals 'lhe show, Broadcasfing over KGO. Aaron Weinberg, so if seems, ls a millionaire in 'the Phillippines. Carl Welfer is in fhe air all day, He pilofs 'lhe air ferry across fhe bay. Henry Wenzel cannol fail, For he's prepared himself af Yale. Frank Williams desires much fo lravel, Ancienf secrefs he will fhen unravel. Lawrence Wise navigales on fhe seas, The Presidenf's Yachf, if you please. Richard Wilson in polifics ls learning some very clever Tricks. Al WolFf's name has gone far, For on lhe gridiron he's a sfar. Fred Wrighf, once so small, ls now over six feel' fall. James Yalabe's a lawyer greaf, ln facf, he's fhe besf one in fha sfale. MISSIUN HIGH SCH00 29 THE Charles Quest Alwood Woltt Eddie Murphy John Livacich STAFF 0F THE MISSIUN Managing Editors Dorothy Meseth Eldris Burrowes Financial Assistants John Penney Albert O'Donnell Armondo Pelleriti Art Editor Dominic Barca Feature Assistants Maurice Camarand Martha Seinelne John O'Hara Arthur Ba rtschat Lillian Coolre Eleanor Harding Mervyn Leishman Fred Wright Evelyn White Frances Twohig Annette Beuille Dolores McCracken Gwendolyn Quint Virginia Gaspar Gregory Hinze Jennie Gillaspie Tom Beclrer Charles Nurisso Howard Glover Ray Estrada Elaine Dominguez Ewing Cobb Myrtle Cluness Jael: Dumonte Lily Philips Subscription Assistants Roger Casamoiou Beverly Pracy Robert Ubl-:ans Mary Gibron Bertha Rios Evelyn Dybdal Erna Piening Lawrence Wise Henry Walters Helen Ringuis Woodrow Semeran Claire Drewes Dorothy Kelly Alex Traslmin Marian Gardiner Charles Consiglia Literary Critics Harold Gercles Bert Thall Margaret Christophe Kathleen Toth Alice Bogdonov Roberta Kerr Irene Ulving Louise Sullivan Maude Beatty Bertrice Palm Juetta Cuneo Eugene Wilmarth Eldon Hoolre Jacl: Damonte Harold Green Ann Poglianich Connie Peters Miss F. N. Smith Miss A. V. Donaldson Art Critics Mrs. M. Y. Hobart Miss E. J. Michels Sponsor and Director Miss A. G. Kelly Charles Quasi Eldris Burrowes Alvord Wolff Doroihy Meseih Marfha Sienelre Edward Murphy Lillian Cooke Maurice Camirand Evelyn Whi+e John Livacich Dolores McCracken Arfhur Barfschaf John Penny Eleanor Harding John O'Hara Mervin Leischman Gwendolyn Quini q Frances Twohig Roger Casamaiou Roberi' Ubhans Dominic Barca Beverly Pracy Howard Glover Mary Gibron Jack Damonle Maude Beafiy Alex Traslmin Helen Ringuis Evelyn Dybdal Virginia Gasper Harold Green Erma Piening Tom Becker Eldon Hoolxe Bertha Rios Louise Sullivan Anneiie Beuille Ann Poglianich Claire Drewes Doroihy Kelly Kafhleen Trofh Fred Wrighl Berfrice Palm Ewing Cobb Jennie Gillaspie Mission Staff , A CHAPTER G UNCERNING M W Z F u 5 ul F U Q r j,,ffW,, f fr f J! JJ , 3 , XX 5' JJ KM W. J. Drew R. Casamaiou F. Twohig E. Jansen P. McKeviH F. Wrighf Cluarcho H. Blyilne J. Demonfe R. Logan THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 0F ASSIICIATED STUDENTS Mr. William J. Drew . . Principal Roger Casamaiou . . Presiden+ Frances Twohig Frances Boyd William Fassler Ellen Jansen Tony Charcho . . Elaine Dominguez Paul McKeviH' Fred Wrighi Richard Logan . Vice-Presidenl' Recording Secreiary Boys Financial Secreiary Girls Financial Secreiary Boys A+hle+ic Manager Girls Afhlelic Manager . . Yell Leader R. O. T. C. Delegaie Wes? Wing Delegaie Huberl' Blyfhe . . . Traffic Delega'I'e FACULTY REPRESENTATIVES Miss A. G. Kelly Mr. H. A. Fagin Mr. W. A. Wieland Miss G. Mulcahy Mr. J. B. Newman znlsslozv 111611 scnool. as Vi' THE GIRLS CIIUNCIL The Girls Council was organized by Miss Kelly, Vice Principal and Dean of Girls. The organizafion is devofed 'ro girls' worlr, and, in ifs relafion +o fhe girls of Mission High School, if serves +he same purpose as does fhe Execufive Commiffee for +he en+ire sfudenl' body. As specified in fhe cons+i1'ufion, The requiremenfs for mem- bership are: Excellen+ scholarship ancl characler, seriousness of purpose, and nobiliiy of aim. The represen'ra'rives are chosen from each of l'he six grades, ai' fhe beginning of fhe ferm. The Senior and Junior members welcome ihe newly-eniering Sophomores af 'rhe opening of each +erm, and assisl' fhem in every way possible, by direcfing 'rhem abou'r 1'he school and advising 1'hem whenever sfudenf advice is possible and helpful. The commiH'ees fhrough which fhe girls may carry on 'rheir work along fhe lines of service are: The Social Commiflee, fhe Recepiion CommiH'ee, fhe Ar+ and Posfer Group, fhe Couri' and Grounds CommiH'ee, 'l'he Social Service Commi++ee, and lhe Firsl'-Aid CommiHee. The members of The council for fhis 'rerm are: H-4, Lillian Cooke, Roberfa Kerr, Elsie Krohn, Doroihy Meselh, Ann Nulfy, Beverly Pracy, Mariorie Richison, Louise Sulli- van, Barbara Sfrifzingerg L-4, Alice Bogdonov, Virginia Jourdan, Florence Mecham, Gwen Quint H-3, Phillis Hansen: L-3, Evelyn Whifeg H-2, Lily Phillips, Norma Rosellini, lrene Ulving, L-2, Evelyn Nelson. The new low-2 members will be selecfed al' 'rhe close of 'rhe ferm. THE GIRLS BECEPTIIDN COMMlTTEE The Girls Receplion CommiHee is composed of represenla- lives from each of +he six groups of Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors. They have given excellenf service +o +he school bolh as individuals and colleclively in numerous ways. The girls are called upon lo assisl in escorfing visifors aboul' lhe building whenever lhere is an impor+an'l' 'funcfion al' l'he school. They serve as a recepfion commilfee af plays, opereH'as and al' olher school funclions. The members of lhe Recepfion Commiffee are: Virginia Jourdan, Elsie Krohn, Florence Meeham, Doro+hy Meselh, Eve- lyn Nelson, Ann Nulfy, Lily Phillips, Beverly Pracy, Marjorie Richi- son, Phillis Hansen, Roberla Kerr, Evelyn While, Gwendolyn Quinf, Alice Bogdonov, Norma Rosellini, Barbara Sfrilzinger, Louise Sulli- van, Irene Ulving, Lillian Coolce, Frances Twohig, AnneHe Beuille, Margarel' Smilh. THE TRAFFIC SQUAD A Traffic CommiH'ee consisfing of girls has been organized and ihey work as a commiffee in excellenl' cooperafion wifh fhe Boys Traffic Squad. The girls oFFicia+e in +he cour+s and in fhe corridors adiacenl' +o fhe girls' courls. The members of fhis commiffee are as follows: Florence MlSSION HIGH SCHO0L 37 The Court and The Social The X N Committee Committees Committee Goodman, Maxine Guigher, Phillis Hansen, Bernice Johnsfan, Mildred Larson, Virginia MaH'herus, Marie Mavras, Marion Mc- Govern, Lily Phillips, Coral Richardson, Norma Rosellini, Barbara Smifh, Rufh Spowarf, Cecilia Sleinburg, Kaihleen To+h, Irene Ulving, Bernice Young, Beafrice Palm, Ann Feiesoff, Alice Bog- donov, Margarel' Smi+h, AnneH'e Beuille, Lillian Cooke. THE COURT AND GRIIUNDS COMMIT'l'EE The Girls Cour+ and Grounds CommiH'ee oFFicia+es in and aboul' +he roof garden and fhe lower Girls' Court The members of fhe Courl' and Grounds Commi'H'ee are as follows: Virginia Richman, Norma Rosellini, Isabel SheraH', Ruih Spowarf, Kaihleen Tofh, Beafrice Palm, Gwendolyn Quinf, Roberfa Kerr, Lois Hedman, An+oineH'e Locks, Dolores McCracken, Marian McGovern, Florence Meeham, Evelyn Nelson, Lily Phillips, Lillian Cooke. SOCIAL SERVICE CIDMMITTEE Grea+ commendafion is due Miss Lynn and Mrs. Buell and fhe girls who have so faifhfully worked under fheir direciion on fhe Social Service CommiH'ee. These girls have'made one hundred and sevenfy-five garmenfs for Charily for fhe Naiional Needle Work Guild. In consequence, Mission High School has received fhe Highesi' Award, called The Secfion Award, 'For 1'he wonderful piece of work. FIRST-AID ASSISTANTS An excelleni' piece of social service work is being accom- plished a'r Mission High School by our Firsi'-Aid Deparfmeni under +he direcfion of Miss Hesfer Thomas. The girls who serve as assis'I'- an+s are selecfed by Miss Kelly, and fhey serve each period of The day and before and affer school. These girl assis+an+s musi' have saiisfacfory records'in scholarship, in aH'endance, and in de- por+men+. They have The oppor1'uni+y of learning firsi'-aid roufine and +hey receive excellenf fraining in case fhey in+end +o become nurses. MISSIUN HIGH SCHO0L 39 Ilramatics a Craft Aff? Q MQ' VU DBAMATICS We live wifhouf realizing fhaf our life is from fhe beginning fo fhe end fhe acfing of a fheafrical parf. -Moliere. The curfain rose upon fhe fheafre of Mission High School wifh fhe pre- senfafion of a one-acf play by fhe drama class before fhe assembly, enfifled Where Buf ln America, by fhe following sfudenfs: Mr. Espenhayne, Huberf Blyfhe: Mrs. Espenhayne, Madeline Brown: Hilda, Agnes Haach. The players were very convincing, especially fhe liffle maid who slyly furned fhe fables on her employers. Wll0'S A COWARD Husband, William Barry: Wife, Sherbin Banner: Dippy Hogan, Paul McKeviff. This liffle slrif was produced by fhe drama sfudenfs in The Liffle Theafre program. All agreed fhaf Sherbin Banner was a splendid dramafic acfress. lf was mosf grafifying fo see fhe number of pupils who were vifally inferesfed in fhe Shakespearean Confesf. lf required fwo periods fo eliminafe fhe confesfanfs for fhe preliminary school confesf. Miss Rabourn, Mrs. Pryor and Mrs. Sanderson acfed as iudges. The four confesfanfs selecfed were Floyd Denfield, Paul McKeviff, Helen Ringius, and Mary Gibron. The final school confesf was held, fhe final iudges being Miss A. G. Kelly and Mr. Newman. Mary Gibron and Paul McKeviff were chosen fo represenf Mission High School in fhe cify confesf, sponsored by fhe Humboldf Evening High School. Mary Gibron won fhe fhird prize in fhe confesf. She enacfed fhe role of fhe wifch from Macbefh. The sevenfh period drama class presenfed a play for fhe Oceanside Communify Cenfer. All enjoyed fhe sfudenfs' worlr. The casf of The Boy Comes Home included: Uncle James, Paul Kay: Aunf Emily, Lily Phillips: Philip, Jaclr O'Hara: Mary, Cafherine Mounfanos. Affer much discussion fhe ferm play was finally selecfed. Seven Keys fo Baldpafe proved fo be one of fhe besf plays ever presenfed by fhe Two Masks Guild. The play was given on May 29 in fhe School Audiforium before a capacify audience. The play was repeafed for a mafinee performance. The double casf included: Magee, Bill Barry: Humboldf, Woodrow Severon: Mary, Helen Ringius, Jennice Meyer: Mrs. Rhodes, Francine Lieberf, Isabelle Sherraff: Carefalrer, Paul Kay, Charles Burke: Carefalrer's Wife, Cafherine Mounfanos, Virginia Emley: Cargan, Louis Franchesci, Jaclr Da- monfe: Hayden, Gilberf Melendez, Leo Camp: Pefers, Paul McKevi'H', Bill Walfers: The Owner, Franlr Parenfi, Charles Newman: Bland, Jack O'Hara, Al Ennor: Kennedy, Huberf Blyfhe, Charles Larin: Max, Lloyd Denfield, Walfer Daily. MISSIUN HIGH SCIIUOL 41 The Scholarship Federation The Commercial llonor Society Advanced Mathematics Ilonor Group MEMBERSHIP LIST Mission Chapter, California Scholarship Federation Spring Term, I935 BURKE, MARGARET BRUSATORI. RENA COVERT, ROY GIROMINI, AURELIA GROSSMAN, ADA HINZE, GREGORY MAESO, FRANK MESETH, DOROTHY DENFIELD, LLOYD DINELLI, VIVIAN DOMINGUEZ, ELAINE GIORGI, DOLORES GRIMASON, JACK KAFHA, ROBERT KOLOMBOTAS, MARGUERITE ANDERSON, HELEN BABIN, ETHEL FREY, PAULINE GOODMAN, AUDREY HIROSE, MATOKA JENSEN. RUTH JOHNSON, ARVID LEONI, FRANCES COHEN. REUBEN LAURISTON, STANLEY LENGYEL. MARY ANDREWSEN, HARRY COLLINS, BERNICE CRUZ, THELMA INBERG, MARIE KLINGLER, HEIDY LOPEPARO, JENNIE MISSIDN ll MORGAN, EDNA OKUMA, YORIKO PECOTA, CATHERINE PERATA, FRED PRACY, BEVERLY PRATT, CLAIRE THIES, FLORA LYM, Louise MAHLER, HELEN PELLERITE, ARMONDO OUENTIN, NORMA RUFER, ALINE TERRILL, LAVERNE MARINCIK, STANLEY MASON, ELIZABETH ROSELLINI, CAMILLE SCHOLZ, MARJEAN SMITH, HELEN WALTER, RUTH ZASSO, JOHN ZIMMERMAN, HAROLD VERDUCCI, FRANK VONRUBENS. DOROTHEA OLSON, ALBERT RICHARDSON, CORAL SIMONS, JEAN STEINBERG, CECELIA VANPROOYEN, EMILY GH SClIO0L I ' 'J N rj Tho Wllst Wing., Staff . - w ' 'I Tho 0rch1-straix Y fry l'ho Dramatics Grou 1 x X I N X , R 4 M3 X I W7 .fb x THE 0RClIESTRA , The senior orchesfra, under 'rhe direcfion of Mr. George D. Ingram, consisfs of fifiy-eighr pieces. While noi' fhe larges'I', The orchesira has been ouisfanding in qualify. This group has appeared in broadcasis over KYA during +he semes+er, once in lhe inferesis of public school ac+ivi+ies, and again in adverfising Public Schools Weelc. Lafer lhe orcheslra gave a concerl on Fafhers' Nigh'I', and lafer anofher concerl' during Public Schools Weelc. Following fhese engagemenis fhere were several ofher programs presen+ed during Music Week. The members of +he orcheslra made fheir final appearance for lhe 'l'erm ai' lhe gradua+ion exercises, where i'heir rendi+ions received fhe praise of sfudenls, feachers, parenfs and fhe graduafes. CJ THE DANCE URCHESTBA .T The dance orches+ra, under +he direcfion of Howard Riley, has broughi' much enioymeni fo all during The semesfer. The orches+ra has supplied enferfainmenf af ihree of ihe rallies, al' fhe senior show, and ai' all +he school dances. The members of The dance orchesfra are: Harold Schneringer, Roberi' Wallace, Tom Menary, George Paldi, Rudolph Heppel, Waller Munlc, Con Curry, Frank Williams, Ed Murphy, Philip Las- pina, Morlon S'reinschrieber, Bob Grangey and Harold Gerdes. The West Wing The Wesl Wing is +he newspaper of +he school. H is issued fwice a monfh under fhe direcfion of Mrs. M. L. Sanderson. The Edifor-in-chief is Richard Logan assisfed by Huberi' Blyfhe, Ada Grossman and Winona Elliot The manager is Thomas Burke, 'rhe adveriising manager, Waller Reddy and +he Publicify and Cir- culafion is under +he direcfion of Vicfory Lais. MISSIIDN HIGH SCll00L 45 f IXFU vw N 1, X I 2 lv a .V f X , J Q 1 K ,J fikxncifsol hi VA M- W HM LY k,Q Tho Auditorium D t I The Dance 0rch 5, Tho Traff Sq THE AUDITIDRIUM DETAIL The Audirorium de+ail consisfs of +wo unifs, +he swi+chboard uni+, and fhe sfange-hand unir, under fhe direcfion of Mr. G. E. Swarfz and Mr. C. E. Rus+, respeclively. The boys of ihe swiichboard uni? have enfire confrol of fhe elecirical appara+us, which confrols all fhe lighiing eFFec+s of fhe audiforium and fhe sfage, while fhe boys of +he sfage uni+ have full charge of 'the slage, including fhe sei up of scenic eFfec'I's, arrangmenf of +he drops and cur+ains and fhe con+rol of 'rhe main curiain. These 'rwo unifs work in harmony, and offer fheir services fo Mission High School as a civic duly io our communify. Many hours are speni before and affer school and in fhe evenings according as programs are presenied +o +hem. The deiail are always presenr a+ all rallies and assemblies +o help on fhese programs. The one +hough+ 'lhaf Mission High School sfudenfs should know is fhe fad +ha+ all of fhis splendid work is on a volunreer basis wifhouf any recogni- 'I'ion of any credif hours, or awards of any kind. The s+age crew consisis of: Sfage direclor, Alberl' Armsrrongg assislani' direcfor, Frank Genera, Assis+an+ direcfor, Tony Charchog siage hand, Alberl' Meade: sfage hand, John Schmidh sourh door keeper, Jack Smirhg norih door keeper, Paul Haase. THE ELECTRICIAN CREW The work of providing lighfing elifecis for s'l'age produclion, +he opera- tion of fhe s+age swifchboard, The sfereopfican and mofion picrure work for assemblies, lecfures and plays in +he audiforium, is handled by a crew of five boys under fhe direclion of Mr. G. E. Swarfz. These boys are selecfed from fhe enrolmenr in elec+ric shopwork, and +hey receive appoin+men+ for our- sranding abilify. For Spring, l935, lhe crew of eleclricians includes: Chief elecfrician, Vernon Fe+ner, H-43 lirsl' assisfanf, William Schuler, L-43 second assis+an'r, Clarence Dngaard, H-3: fhird assisianf, Charles Felix, L-3: fourfh assisfanl, Alberi Leonardini, H-2. THE TRAFFIC SQUAD The Boys Traffic Squad is a well-organized group of sfudenis o'F high sfanding. The squad is under +he direcfion of Mr. Tiesselinck, faculfy advisor. They devole iheir lunch periods +o mainfaining order ihroughoul' ihe halls. They are preseni' during rallies, dances, plays, and ofher school ac+ivi- lies. They are drilled in +he use of fire apparafus in fire drills. The members of fhe Traffic Squad include: Landuy T. Burris, Bill Arnold, John PiH'avino, Eugene Bunfon, Pele Ballisfrasse, Alfred Olsen, Eric Raynor, Ernesf Neuendorff, Jerome Lipman, Frank Fenlon, Harold Blankenheim, Leonard Quick, Hugh Smirh, Gus Hon'I'alas, Andre Marcillac, Frank Doxey, Paul Melefis, Adran Weinberg, Berfrand Baieman, Huberf Blylhe, Eugene Pardi, and Russell Sewell. MISSION HIGH SCHO0L 47 COMMISSIONED OFFICERS F E O. T. - Sergeanl L. E. Gilbert, Ins lo ' . X TOP ROW: Sergeenl L. E. Gilberl, Inslruclor: Cedel ' r. real? -A: C 4 - e 'n- Adiudenl, Roger Casameiou: Cedel Caplain, Harold G de ' e X d Glover: Cedel Caplain, Renlschler. I 1 MIDDLE ROW: Cadel Ceplein, George Nelson: Cedel Isl me 4 I py: Cedel Isl Lieulenanl, Alberl Schaible: Cadel Isl Lieulenenl, Frank iles: d Isl Lieu- lenanl. Alberl Ennor: Cadel Isl Lieulenenl, Clyde Halliday. 5 Z X 3 I BAND OFFICERS BOTTOM ROW: Cadel 2nd Lieulenanl, Harry Pruyn: Cedel 2nd Lieulenanl. Howard Reilly: Cadel 2nd Lieulenanl, Henry Wellers: Cadel 2nd Lieulenanl, Hugh Rincon: Cadel Znd Lieulenanl, William Johnslon: Cadel 2nd Lieulenanl. Charles Klule. TIIE RESERVE 0FFICERS TRAINING CORPS Make way lor lhe R. O.! The Ballalion is heading for success under lhe efficienl inslruclion of Sergeanl L. E. Gilberl and lhe cadel officers. Modi- fying lhe mode of procedure ol a year ago, mosl of lhe aclual inslruclion was lell in lhe hands of lhe cadel officers, bul a conslanl check was lrepl on lhem lo nip errors in lhe bud. The improvemenl in bolh drill and morale was lremendous in spile ol lhe added work in preparalion lor Federal In- speclion, lor lhe Spring Compelilion, and lor several olher special evenls. The Baffalion held ifs firsf formal Review on April 9. The Review was received by Maier W. S. Overfon, U. S. A., pasf Commandanf of fhe San Francicso R. O. T. C. Baffalionsg Maior Nource of Galileo, and Cadef Maior Fred Wrighf, Commanding Officer. Major Overfon commended fhe Cadef Maior on fhe efficiency of his Baffalion. Colonel A. B. Doclxery inspecfed fhe baffalion on May 2l for fhe Honor School rafing. A baffalion parade, review, and inspecfion were followed by squad, plafoon, company, physical, and exfended order drills on fhe field. Following fhis, groups of cadefs from all fhree classes, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior, assembled in fhe Armory for quizzes on fheorefical subiecfs, and for facfical problems on fhe sand fable. The Spring Compefifion, one of fhe mosf popular evenfs in fhe year wifh fhe sfudenf body, was held 'rwo and a half weelzs lafer, on June 7, af fhe Civic Audiforium. Each unif enfered a drill plafoon. Three unifs enlered a band and fhree enfered a physical drill plafoon. Each enfered fhree officers, sergeanfs, corporals, and privafes for fhe individual drill down. The single division in enfries was made in an affempf fo cuf down fhe fime. The lasf number on fhe program was fhe presenfafion of awards, bofh for worlz done fhaf nighf and for accomplishmenfs of individuals and groups dur- ing fhe pasf year. The mosf covefed awards are fhe walch for fhe mosf efficienf and progressive baffalion commander, fhe wafch for The besf rifle marlcsman in 'lhe cify, and fhe saber for fhe besf drill plafoon commander. The Mission Commanders, commissioned officers' club, was re-organized and a new consfifufion was adopfed. The officers were: Honorary Com- mander, Fred Wrighfg Masfer Commander, Roger Casamaioug Junior Com- mander, Howard Gloverg Secrefary-Treasurer, Henry Walfers, and Assisfanf Secrefary-Treasurer, Charles Klufe lposf-graduafe sfaff officerl. Anofher acfivify for indusfrious cadefs is fhe rifle feam, which for fhe firsf fime in a number of years placed above sixfh place. This year fhe Mission feam nof only placed fhird buf had fhree of fhe fen besf marlusmen in fhe cify. Harry Pruyn and Alberf Renfchler, firsf and sixfh besf shofs, respec- fively, also qualified for membership on fhe Hearsf Trophy Team. THE R. 0. T. C. BAND Under fhe able leadership of Lieufenanf Thomas J. Kennedy, U. S. N., refired, fhe band has complefed anofher successful ferm, even fhough if was nof allowed fo enfer in fhe annual Spring Compefifion. The cadef officers are: Capfain Harold Gerdes, bandmasferg Firsf Lieufenanf William Empey, drum maiorg Firsl' Lieufenanf Clyde Halliday and Second Lieufenanf Howard Rielly. MlSSl0N HIGH SCHO0L 49 A Company B Company C Company Tho Non-Commissioned llfficors Tho Rifle Team Tho Color Guard The Staff Tho Band I S S I 0 N II I G II S C II 0 0 51 A CHAPTER G UNCERNING feams. They were defeafed in fhe lasf game by fhe champions from Commerce. Levy led fhe league in scoring, while Scafena played fhird. Levy received an All-Cify posifion and Scafena was given honor- able menfion. The feam also includes Barazofa and Ocken, forwards: Cowan, cenferg Maguire and O'Donnell, guards. TRACK The fraclc feam of I935 had a very successful pracfice season. The unlimifeds won dual meefs from Galileo, Sf. lgnafius, Berkeley, and Sacred Hearf, losing only fo Poly. Capfain George Compas sfarred fhroughouf fhe season, winning fhe dash evenfs in all meefs. Af fhe fime of fhis wrifing his besf fime for fhe IOO-yard dash is I0.I seconds. Bob Lee mighf be fermed fhe Iron man of fhe squad. ln meefs fhis season he compefed in fhe mile run, half mile, high iump, I20-yard high hurdles, and fhe 220-yard low hurdles. Al Wolff had liffle frouble faking firsf place in fhe shof puf in mosf of fhe meefs. He also ran a lap in fhe relay. Arf Mazzuchi was a close second in mosf of fhe shof puf evenfs. Gil Melendez came along fasf in fhe 440-yard dash and, af fhe fime of fhis wrifing, is running in 53 seconds flaf. Joe Buffles was nof defeafed in fhe half-mile run alfhough he did nof compefe againsf Bob Towell of Poly, fhe cify's oufsfanding half-miler. The lighfweighf fraclcsfers had an indifferenf season, winning from Sf. lgnafius and losing fo Poly, Balboa and Lowell. Nolan Begin won fhe 220-yard dash for I20 pounders in all pracfice meefs. Joe Garcia came ouf for fracl: for fhe firsf fime fhis ferm and developed info a good prospecf. The I30-pound relay feam, composed of Pellerife, Emile Ferree, Rodney Wair, and Joe Garcia, was considered one of fhe besf in fhe cify. The Journal goes fo press wifh fhe AAA fraclc and field meef only a few days away. By Rodney Wair and Alword Wolff S W I M M I N G Cur swimming feam has many brillianf and oufsfanding mem- bers fo combaf fhe mermen of ofher San Francisco High schools. MISSIUN HIGH SCHO0L 57 The Baseball Team The Unlimited Basketball Team The I30 Basketball Team Mission, in fhe pasf, has never been a real fhreaf in swimming, buf Coach Fagin predicfs a fairly good season if all his boys make fhe weighf. The members of fhe feam include: Baraca, Parker, F. Buaaucir, J. McAuliffe, R. Bussinius, Dobainin, Geivier, Berger, Shubin, Fou, Tonibardi, Buckley, Kosmesfe, Goodman, Reuf, E. McAuliffe, Cowiglio, Hocfer, J. Susseff, Rogeries, Wanner. TENNIS I Mission's 'rennis feam hopes fo go a long way foward winning fhis spring. The feam was picked by means of an eliminafion fournamenf open fo fhe school. Johnny Ladaderne, Mission's ace, is expecfed fo win fhe singles fournamenf, while Porro, Burman, and Sorros are also fo be reckoned wifh. The doubles are also unusually sfrong. Bill Fassler, Bill Barry, Vic Minasian, Gene Neuwissio, Bill Larsen, and George Meyerson are all good, sfeady players and figure fo show fhe ofher feams a sfrenuous figh+ fo win. BASEBALL Wifh hopes of refaining fhe prep baseball championship for fhe fiffh consecufive year, Coach Elder looks ahead and pre- dicfs anofher successful season for fhe Mission Bears. The feam had a very encouraging pracfice season, winning five games and dropping fwo. The firsf defeaf received from Sf. Pefers High af fhe beginning of fhe season marked fhe firsf sef- back for a Bear nine in sixfy-nine games wifh high schools. The feam fhis year is composed largely of veferans boasfing as players Specks Musanfe, Jimmy Harames, Capfain Bing Miller, Edmund Marcillae in fhe infield, and Bill Edwards, Lareoni, and Pelchof in fhe ouffield. The pifching division is exceedingly sfrong consisfing of Roy Kilsura, All-Cify pifcher for I934: Joe Synder, and Vic Devencenci, while fhe backsfop posifion is a foss up befween Tom Quinn and Sam Tenech. The following schedule of games already played reveals fhe sfrengfh of fhe Bears fhis season. The feam is considered a cham- pionship confender, and our hopes are high for anofher baseball championship for Mission fhis ferm. Won Losf Score Sfanford Frosh x 7-3 Sf. Pefer's High x 2-8 San Mafeo High x 9-I California Frosh x 5-7 Jefferson High x 4-2 San Jose High x 8-3 San Mafeo JC x I5-I MISSIUN HIGH SCHO0L 59 The Girls Executive Board volley Ball Baseball 8: Volley Ball Volley Ball Baseball Baseball Crew GIRLS SPOBTS The Senior Volleyball Team At the opening of the volleyball season many Seniors turned out for practice. With Miss Landon as their coach they went through many practices. Although they put up a good tight. they were not as successful as the Juniors in the inter-class games. The team membership included: Rita Muzio, captain: Frances Bratanic, Dorothy Barielles, Eldris Burrowes, lline Woods. Adeline Garavaglia, Eileen Dennison, Rose Snaider, Flora Theis, Esther Stanton, Edna Mor- gan, Alina Rufer, Charlotte Valencia. The Junior Volleyball Team There was an enthusiastic response for the volleyball by the Juniors. Miss Mulcahy confessed that it was a hard iob to select her team. Finally the following girls were chosen: Jane McCord, co-captain: Rose Fredericis, co-captain: Mary Cavoto, Evelyn Rebecchi. Camille Rosellini, Mitolio Hirose, Edith Stewart, Helen Smith, Ann Loscutoff, Erna Herr- mann, Camille Salari, Catherine Keohane. Although they tried their oest, the team iust couldn't beat the Sophs. The Juniors came in second with two victories and two defeats. The Sophomore Volleyball Team Under the excellent leadership and instruction of Isabel Sherratt, Rose Fredericlis. Camille Rosellini, and Frances Sangster, the Sophomores turned out a championship team. They won all of their games, defeating both the Juniors and Seniors twice. Miss Davidson is their coach. The following girls represented the Sophomores: Constance Peters, captain: Rose Colombo, Ethel Omstead, Norma Rosellini, Agnes Kislingberry, Coral Richardson, Vivian Snyder, Daisy Hammer, Pearl Hansen, Hazel Richter, Riding Ten girls came out for riding this term, but Miss Black hopes there will be more next time. All the girls tried hard, and they hope to become experts in the near future. The following girls compose the riding team: Claire Bettencourt. Juanita Monberg, Amy Swift, Claire Cannell, Lorraine DeVere, Helen Ashton, Ethel Wilcox, Kathleen Toth, Edith Scherf, Beverly Pracy. Crew Crew is becoming a popular sport among the girls at Mis:ion. Miss Davidson hopes that there will be enough girls next term to hold an inter-class competition. The following girls compose the crew this term: Beatrice Brenner, Dorothy Bareilles, Leilo Palm, Lorraine DeVere, Barbara Kelly, Phyllis Anderson, Beverly Pracy, Juanita Monberg, Norma Rosellini, Barbara Stritzinger, Olive Patterson, Mary Fowlie, Merwyn McHenry, Martha Karpas, Muriel Glennon, Theresa Wet- terwald, Betty Ware, Kathleen Merlrel, Kathleen Toth. The Senior Baseball Team After being defeated in the volleyball competition, the Seniors have high hopes of going places in the baseball competition. They hold their practices every Tuesday, under the direction of Miss Landon. The Junior Baseball Team With Miss Mulcahy as their coach, the Juniors are out to win the baseball champion- ship. They report for practice every Monday after school, and are working hard to turn out a good team. Mabel Jordan, Mildred Larsen. The Sophomore Baseball Team After taking the volleyball championship, have high hopes of taking the baseball championship in the same way. Under the direction of Miss Davidson, the Sophomores hold their practices every Wednesday. lf enthusiasm and confidence mean anything, the Sophs should have little difficulty in making a good showing in the competition. Swimming The Swimming Meet for the Spring term of I935 is to tale place at Crystal Palace Baths in the near future. The contestants consist of girls from all the high schools in the city, and it is an event to which all the girls are anxiously looting forward. Under the coaching of Miss Landon our girls are out to win the meet. The following girls are on the team: Thelma Crux, Velma Crux, Erna Herrmann, Gerda Mangels, Edith Stewart, Evelyn Wissel, Irene Williinson, Emily Van Proyen, Virginia Hinds, Jeanne Hill, Dorothy Giromas, Dorothy Harrison. MlSSl0N HIGH SCll00L 61 if g of XQJWTM M ,W mW'fZQ3fg'J39W fffijj!?X?,fJjC7f f!jyj94ffM7ffAf ff gfjfjiywiwfyw fwfyggiif Wifffff Q Fi I D P Q Q in Campus Personalities lSSl0N HIGH SCH00 65 lIOROSCOPE, GIRLS VICTIMS Helen Ahern Doroihy Anwey Marie Arieseros Edna Assinger Florence Afkinson Anna Berkman Rose Baffaglia Maude Beaffy Anneife Beuille Hazel Bishop Rosemary Blair Pearl Bragg Beairice Brenner Rena Brusafori Alice Burke Margaref Burke Eldris Burrowes Genevieve Burien Rifa Byrne Thelma Canyock Conslance Carlson Jeanne Carpenfer Olene Chalmers Virginia Chambers Grace Chrisliansen Rufh Clemenl' Agnes Collins Anna Consias Dororhy Cook Lillian Cooke Edna Corsiglie Rose Marie Cono Hannah Cronin Virginia Dean Dolores DeCoiio Eileen Dennison Lorraine De Vere Cafherine Dineen Claire Drewes Evelyn Dybdal Agnes Ellingson Winona Elliofl' Virginia Emley Doris Fabian Elvera Faldeira Georgiana Fellion Violel' Fraser Charlofre Frenna BESETTING SIN Hamburgers Her voice Her smile Her work Her homework Magazines Her hair None Her smile Her quieiness Being small Her grace Her hair Her coal Her calmness Her sweefness Baseball English Smiling Civics Work Her heighf Her eyes Her manners Her modesfy Her ihinness Her poslure Her Knowledge Her clorhes Her voice Her heighf Her grace Senior Swsafer Her arficles Baseball Shadows Grammar Her smile Her smile Her wardrobe Her laugh Quiei' Manner Her pal None Being serious Her smile Her voice Telling iokes OCCUPATION Ealing fhem Being quief Being nice Talking Doing if Talking Combinafion Locks Growing up Looking busy Fixing her hair Growing fall Walking Bowing Being differenf Aflendinq class Helping orhers Awards Doing work Elecfions Learning Sfudying Being afhlefic Looking Wise Afrending class Being quier Exisfing Chewing Using if Combing her hair Using if Eafing spinach Sfudying l7l Smiling Dreaming Being Quiel' Jokes Talking Fixing her hair Looking Wise Acfing Smiling Being calm On commiifees Afiending None Talking Eaiing Dreaming FUTURE REALITY Cook Trainer Saleswoman Ushereffe Inlerprefer Experf Hair Dresser Housewife Sfenographer Debufanfe Clerk Diver Hair Dresser Housewife Housewife Librarian Coach Coed Psychologisf Afforney Economisf Milliner Farmerelfe Tamer Salesgirl Slenographer Someone's pal Teacher Milliner Social worker Comic arlisi Model Salesgirl Journalist Nurse Teacher Afforney Clerk Clerk Teacher Typisf Bookkeeper Arfisf Jumper Housewife Teacher Nurse Clerk VICTIMS Ann Fuhrkin Mary Gallo Adeline Gareveglie Marion Gardiner Virginia Gaspar Mary Gibron Jennie Gillespie Aurelia Giromini Alice Gnecco Virginia Gran? Ada Grossman Elvera Guadagni Marie Gufierrez Florence Hamil Eleanor Harding Mergaref Harlick Claire Hari Alice Hauber Finola Healy Lois Hedmen June Higginbolham Mary Ann Hughes Ellen Jansen Lorenze Jensen Geralding Johnson Vivian Jones Violef Jonsane Alberfa Jorgensen Willelfa Jurgensen Virginia Kerman Marie Kelly Bernice Kelly Dorofhy Kelly Elsie Krohn Norma Lagomarsino Mary Leonard Dolores Leong Roberla Kerr Francine Lieberl Grele Lilia Grace Lindsfrom Anloinelfe Locks Kalhleen Locks Lois Magner Elfreda Mangels Louise McBride Dolores McCracken Louise Merrill Dorolhy Meselh BESETTING SIN Mary Mildred Her name Her fhinness Her friends Shakespeare Good Humor Her name Her homework Her coal' Her smile Her heighf None Her ways Her smile Her run Quiel' Manner Seriousness Her smile Her homework Her ways None Her ambifions Her personalily Her Friends Her name Her disposifion Punclualiiy Her calmness Her hals Smiling Quielness Ui Absence Her smile Her smallness Ann Being quiei None Her innocence Her pal Day-dreaming Presidenfs Her marks Her locker Her hair Calmness Her smile Has none Her hair ll0ROSCOPE, GIRLS OCCUPATION Futuna REALITY Working herd Sfudying Explaining Making plans Being sweef Talking Pronouncing her name Pronouncing if Doing if Wearing if Growing lell Combing her hair Aflending classes Looking wise Blushing Using il' Thinking Looking alerl Usinq ir Looking Busy Affiending class Exisiing Telling of fhem Using if Being quiel Being nice None Being quief Allracfing Adiusling lhem Trying lo slop Making noise Blushing Blushing Reporiing Sludying Sfuclying Selling candy Aciing Being indusfrious Being busy Dress-making Nolhing serious Thoughlful Hurrying Doing homework Singing Being sweel' Speeches Wriler Salesgirl Coed Sfenogrepher Salesgirl Sfar-gazer Hosless Nurse Undecided Loving mofher Reporler Housewife Duchess Counfess Loving mofher Gym feacher Nurse Wealher-prophel' Clerk Sfenographer Housewife Housekeeper Saleswoman Secrelery Afhlele Coed Librarian Orafor Reporfer Milliner Dancer Secreiary Housewife Sienographer Journelisl Typisl' Secrelary Clerk Missionary Social Buiferlly Farmerelle Aciress Ar+is+ Chorus girl Milkmaid Fashion experi Gigoleffe Counless Model MlSSl0N HIGH SCH00 67 lIOBOSCOPE, GIRLS VICTIMS Ellen Melro Jennice Meyer Rose Moglia Evelyn Moldenhauer Cecilia Moran Edna Morgan Almaclair Morrison Frances March Ann Nully Yoriko Okuma Calherine Pecola Erna Piening Anne Poglianich Beverly Pracy Claire Prall Palricia Reddy Lorraine Reeves Florelle Richard Theresa Ricoll Marjorie Richardson Berlha Rios Rose Romero Lois Rosemonl Phyllis Rolh Marlha Seineke Doris Senner Calherine Smilh Kae Smilh Rose Snaider Edily Snyder Mary Snyder Evelyn Spila Fern Slanbridge Barbara Slrilzinger Marie Sfolzenwald Louise Sullivan Amy Swill Anloinelle Tacchi Helen Tacusis Yella Teplilsky Flora Thies Elirabelh Thompson Verna Mae Tooke Elinor Troy Rose Turlurici Frances Twohig Charlolle Valencia Marion Waymire llline Woods BESETTING SIN School spiril Journalism Her abilily Sewing Her voice Chemislrv Her name Broad Shoulders Her sisler Ouielness Her usefulness Sales Her manners Crew Thinking Being quiel School Her poise Gym Being sedale Office Work Looking bewildered Bashlulness Her good nalure Her chemislry Being sweel Day Dreaming Her hair Her heighl Working Foolball slars Her modesly Her iokes None Her voice Smiling Her smile Sleeping Working Her voice Being kind Her ways Her poems Her work Dreaming School Spiril Baseball Her Her smile OCCUPATION Chuckling Gelling ads Doing sales Doing homework Gossiping Being willy Acling nalural Impressions Sludying Coming early Smiling Making plans Taking lime Scoring big Concenlraling Paying allenlion Messenger Posing for piclures Debaling Grinning Typing Going up Making noise Being energelic Helping people Going our Blushing Being popular Being limed Reading Keeping busy Rollicking Excuses Playing lennis Sludying Being jolly Speeding Exlra work Arguing Taking her lime Talking Being dignified Sludying Keeping slender Lockers Dancing Looking happy Helping olhers Her friends FUTU RE REALITY Sullragelle Singer Zazu Pills II College girl Kale Smilh II Chemisl Book-worm Clerk Teacher Paper maker Clerk Hairdresser Typisl Cook Debulanle Singer Sociely Belle Dancing Teacher Governess Model A clerk Coed Singer Radio Slar Teacher Wailress Hosless Opera slar Club leader Dressmaker Businesswoman Wriler Arlisl Tea Room Operalor Secrelary Dancing Teacher Crilic Gym Teacher Saleslady Usherelle Lawyer Librarian Florisl Nurse Housewife Coed Gym Teacher Bride Policewoman HOROSCOPE, BOYS victims seserrme sm Salvador Allamarino John Armanini Albert Armslrong lsaias Ayag Joseph Barbera Dominic Barca William Barry Arlhur Barlschal Berlrand Baleman Thomas Becker Edmund Berger Huberl Blylhe Arlhur Braun Roberl Brown Waller Brown Thomas Burke Fred Burkal Maurice Camirand Roger Casamaiou Joseph Caslro George Compas Sleven Corbolf Roy Coverl Ray Craig . Joseph Cuneo Waller Daley Jack Damonle James Downs William Edwards Edgar Elliol Emile Ferree Vernon Felner Pele Filios Edward Freedman Andrew Garibaldi Frank Gaugler Nick Giracimos Harold Gerdes Eugene Gervais Howard Glover Harold Green Allred Guay Arnold Guilloy George Habeeb Roberl' Hall Sludying Talking Smiling Baseball His lies His ideas Posing His modesly His manliness Smiling His grin Acling Ealing His heighl Physics Thinking Exercising His crale Lemon drops Motorcycles Singing His bashlulness His preciseness His meekness His originalily His voice His walk His silence Baseball Reciling His smile His walk Riding His quielness His homework Ceaseless efforl His signalure Civics His size His friends His slride Helping Dancing Working hard The voice OCCUPATION Working Doing home work Being good Being dignified Tending lo business Drawing Being noliced Cooking Wondering Singing Being willy? Direcling lraffic Looking bewildered Working? Gelling A's Looking wise Being good Vacalioning Telling slories Dreaming Alhlelics Debaling Making dales Enioying life Worrying Dramalics Sporls Being energelic Exisling Phoning Being quiel Walking Messenger Walching lhe clock Using his voice Acling Doing-homework His work Teasing Looking around Gelling sun-lan lmilaling None Talking Hurrying FUTURE REALITY Salesman Clerk Milkman Tax colleclor Polilician Chiropodisl Slar gazer Glass blower Lion lamer Musician Psychologisl Aclor Bugologisl Sax player Professor Waller Sailor Tea-lasler Dog calcher Surveyor Gym Teacher Piano Teacher Beau Brummel Business man Undecided Baskelball player Swimming leacher lnleresled byslander Tulor Deep sea diver Edilor College boy Haberdasher Floorwalker Toreador Banker Track slar Dancer Missionary Clerk Druggisl All American Orcheslra leader Radio announcer Governor MISSION IIIGII SCII00 lIOROSCOPE, B0Ys VICTIMS Albref Harm Harry Haslings John Herrgufh Gregory Hinze Herman Holler Clyde Holliday Elden Hooke Charles Horgan William Jacobson Chesfer Johnson Frank Karp George Karsanl Sabha Karsanl Paul Kay Nick Junakofli Gus Kyriopoulos Paul La Barbara John Lahaderne Herberl' La Moll Alberf Larrieu Mervin Leishman Alberi Linden John Livacich Leon Lym Frank Maeso Harold Mahoney Oswald Mareck Phil McCar'lhy Bernard Mcshane Gilberl Melendez Roberf Merlo Richard Miller William Miller Jack Muncklon Edward Murphy Alberf Musanie Raymond Muller Gus Naslari Ernesl Neuendorff Joseph Norlon Addison O'Brien Harold Ocken Waller Ogarkoff Michael O'Kennon George Paldi Frank Parenli BESETTING SIN His nick name Commercial law His slunls His haircuf His smile Chess His work Scholarship His independence His chafler His courage His brolher His expression His voice His pompadour His swealer His dancing Sludying His earneslness His knickers His smile His naiure Drinking waler His appelile His marks His smile Soccer Sales His ankle His reporl card Geliing excuses His smile Baseball Ealing cake Machines Moonlighl His voice His composilions His ways His 'friendliness His disposilion His homework His brains His smile His friends Blushing OCCUPATION Reading slories Making noise Jesiing Blushing Jokes Trying lo score Newspapers Learning Direcling Kicking Giving up Singing Convincing people Leading yells Keeping il' combed Thinking Going fo parlies Blushing Jokes Making a hi+ Playing baskelball Losing sleep Wriling poelry Trying lo sing Preparing lessons Making friends None Olilice messenger Being a ladies' man Going places Aciing nafural Doesn'i need any Wriling Asking queslions Looking wise Playing baseball Explaining ihings Being dignified Losing fhings Borrowing Things Music Playing checkers Growing up Golf Drawing Roller skafing FUTURE REALITY Floorwalkor Mayor Banker Einsfein II Model young man Sousa 2nd Hislorian Book agenl , Mind reader Siage hand Clerk Wesl Poinler Fruil' grower Dramalisl' Ariisl' Soldier Tenf maker Tennis Champ Bacleriologisl' Gardener Pawn-shop owner Lile guard Globe 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Derenlions His hair His homework His good humor Spanish His lrumpel Talking His argumenrs His lessons His car German His bashfulness His silence UI His iraliiic badge Taking his lime His iokes His size His pipe His smile His hair His malh His pals His manly air Talking Smile His voice Talking His humor Phoning Baskelball His hair Allo-clarinels Homework His heighr His ideas Talking His uniform Being collegiale His swealer His heighl His hairculs MlSSl0N HI OCCU PATION Earing ice cream Dancing Smoolhing his hair Working on his car Running in eleciions Gerling informalion Fighling l7l Ealing Yell leader Figuring lhings our Thinking HI Baskeiball Talking abour if Exisling Warer boy Taking vacarions Talking Growing up Looking busy Looking happy Receiving IeHers Smiling Walching clocks Giving speeches Dressing up Making noise Disrurbing people Making believe Arguing Running for cars Taking picrures Being himself Making poinrs Being quier Playing fhem Doing ir Being quiet Arlending classes Singing Wearing il Looking smarr Foofball hero The R. O. T. C. Being leased FUTURE REALITY Gigolo Model young man Clerk Engineer Polilician Tax collaclor Dancer Sailor Orcheslra leader Scavenger Criric Grocer Chauffeur Glass blower Movie hero Aulhor Banker Acrobal Aviaror Salesman College boy Besl man Timekeeper Mechanic Marine Car Conduclor Agenl Bugologisr Chemisl Archaeologisl Phofographer Soda Founlain Referee Army Officer Truanl Officer Druggisr Mechanic Salesman U. S. Marine Soldier College boy Coach Secrerary of War Salesman GH SCII00 71 Lf- It ,-g,..5,,...L...g5 ik- nmmx.. If A ., 23,4 1' JL ..4 gm li g , L, f- - up filvf I i...s 'A ' g gil e ' T , lf! ,QM H535 ,, HH- v , 17, Ill.. A do COM PLIMENTS OF Tl-IE R O T C OFFICERS and PRIVATES Lily Phillips Sherlyn Banner Geraldine Hughes Doris Kale Jean Porfer Ray Bernsfen Bill Wafers Virginia Karmian Jennice Meyer Ruflw Skelly Jol-an O'Hara COMPLIMENTS OF THE DRAMATIC STARS Verna Banks Pearl Hansen Leo Camp Francine Lieber? Woodrow Semerau Ella Kowalonslzi Norma Lagomarsino Gardny Hansen Mary Gibron Alice Hamber Virginia Emley Ellen Jansen Ada Grossman Lorraine Caroe Helen Ringuis Isabel Sherraf Rose Snaider Alice Senyelc Lloyd Denlield Huberl'Blyll1e Presidenf . . Vice President . Secrefary . Sergeanf af Arms . Faculiy Advisor Mildred Abrahamsen Helen Ahern Edmund Berger Nina Bonnell Frances Boyd Emmefl Bush Anna Conslas Caiherine Dineen Edgar Ellioif Emile Ferree Alfred Guay June Higginboiham Lorraine Houde Bill Jacobsen Elfreda Mangels 2-C CLASS oPFlceRs or cLuB Mr. Conlan, Regisfry Teacher MEMBERS Bernice Mannion Kafie McLean Florence Mecham Milford Merfens Cecilia Moran Lorenzo Jensen Flavia Johnson Virginia Kerman Franl: Karp Roberfa Kerr Lilia Grefa Grace Lindsfrom Frank Maeso . Alfred Guay . Louise Sullivan . Frank Scherrer . Rolaerl' Schareig Ray T. Conlon Frances Morch Rifa Muzio Yorilro Olzuma Sosie Papazian Reno Piccininl Gladys Raine Raymond Rasmussen Lorraine Reeves Marjorie Richison Roberf Schareig Franl: Scherrer Arizona Shaw Isabel SherraH Rose Snaider Louise Sullivan THE TRIGONOMETRY CLASS Ewing Cobb . Jean Porler . Alex Traslnin . Eugene Wilmarfh Arfhur Barlschaf Thomas Becker Edward Brown Eldris Burrowes Maurice Camlrand Ewing Cobb Elaine Dominguez Claire Drewes Edwin Erlnlrila Alberl Ennor Ray Esfrada Jerome Faller THE TRIGONIANSH Miss Kelly and Miss Byrne, Teachers Harold Green Gregory Hinze Elden Hooke Alvord Wolff Roberf Ubhaus Wong Paul Elsie Krohn John Livacich Dorolhy Mesefh Charles Nurisso Alberf O'Donnell Armonclo Pellerifi . Presideni Vice-Presi:-len+ Treasurer Secreiary John Penney Jean Porfer Harry Pruyn Charles Quasl' Marfha Seinelxe Woodrow Semeran Alex Traslnin Eugene Wilmarfh Paul Wong Henry Waliers Lawrence Wise Eugene Wilmarfh Zen! ajyvvccx ekfffff ' THE NEXT sie THING IN YOUR L WhaT will if be? I+ may be your engagemenl If so, remember Thai al Granahs where you obrained your school pins you can also selecl The Engagemenf Ring and The Wedding Ring O GRANAT BROS. Manufacfurinq ancl Relail Jewelers SAN FRANCISCO and OAKLAND THE B Complimenfs of ANK OF CALIFORNIA. MISSION BRANCH Sixfeenfh and Julian Avenue N THE ANGLO CALIFORNIA NATIONAL BANK Olzficial Bank Deposirory for the Senior and Junior I-Iigh Schools of San Francisco is always pleased 'ro co-operale in every way possible wilh parents, 'teachers and sludenfs, in the encouragement and developrnenl of Ihriff and saving among San Francisco's High School sfudenls. 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