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

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Wll.l.lAlNf Al. DREW' 'l'he busiest man in the world! Perhaps not the busiest, but . . . Amidst the hustle and bustle of his daily duties Mr. Drew was able to give a few points tonterning his personal interests. Mr, Drew was born in San Francisco and attended UL. where he studied iiieclianital engineering. After graduation he began his career as a drafts- iuan but after following this profession for a few years he became a teacher. Then his greatest .icliiexemeiitl Principal of Mission High, Togetlier with his other hobbies languages, phonetics, and photography, music plays an important pari in lending him pleasure, relaxation, and diversion. Last, but not least, his adeptness for making friends is one of his most outstanding characteristics. l'AIil' l'lL.Hl .Mm Cal endar of Terri1'5yEve11t5 jan. lfeb. lfeb. lfeb. lfeb. lieb. Ifeb. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Ap r. Ap r. Apr. A p r. A lv r. May May M ay May May May May May May june 'lune june june june S0 olbetainj l asliingto R Gai e Rally. ' 'V at wlifist. irq Ofsgyi, Bo ,fj 'Offlcersi i I - --Ijncol irt ula ' rofraqi at N biuw' - y X V J 169- IEIettio iibly' 20- Election Day. li if 21 Introdirgion of Newly lecte Oflicers Assembly. 28- Lowell Game Rally. I' 29- Program and Dance op New- eoniers. ,'-' l-i-- St. Patricks -lournal Dance. li -Report Cards. 18 to ll Easter Vacation. 29 Low lfour Roller Skate. 5- -Sadie Hawkins Dance. 9 Publit Speaking Contest. 2-I Public Schools Week Program. 25---Shakespearean Contest. 26- lfiesta Fandango. 6 Report Cards. 8 Evening Italian Program. IO- -Baseball Dance. l 3 Mikado Assembly. l-I Ciirls Rally. I7- Mikado -Evening performance. I8-H Mikado----Matinee performance. 20- --Mikado 1 Evening performance. ll Mikado Evening performance. 5- --Award Assembly. 7- -Senior Farewell Dance. 8- Senior Prom. 12---Graduation. 113----End of Term.