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

 - Class of 1935

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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.

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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



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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

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