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

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.f 'U Q If-. ,V-A-'Arg J IN kg. f , - . fy, 1 P Wada ff 711. or , , w still but an u awn plan in the back of Mr. Drew's engineers brain,.when, - a dressing a stu ent assembly amid the ruins of the Mission that was, and as I the site of the Mission that was to be, he unfolded his dream for aiplayfield. Not content only to dream and not afraid to work to make his dream come true, his was the long, uphill battle, and his was the triumph when the field was done. Fitting it was, too, that the playfield should bear his name .... Under Mr. Drews . guidance, Mission has built up an outstanding record for scholarship. So well o ' grounded are its graduates at the University of California that repeatedly they have led those of all the state's other public high schools in scholastic accom-A h l plishment. Possibly even more significant has been the ability of Mission graduates to apply their training to their life work. Mission numbers its alumni who have made good by the hundreds .... Mission students carry on under Mr. Drew's leadership. The national honors which they have ' won in art. journalism. athletics and R.O.T.C., are not few, but many. . . . Truly, the twenty-four years in which Mission has been under the leadership of Mr. Drew have been years of progress. It is not difficult Q- to understand, then, why, in the pages to follow, the stali of The Mission of 1943 will show to you Mission High School--Its People and Its Wi We Activities-as they are today after Twenty-four Years of Progress. K . ,fin ,ff f3,4'n' ' 'lLf'J we L , f

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I.l'NCiH PERIOD IN 'I'HIi BOYS f0l'R'I' ol. -914, People These are the people of Mission--administratfurs, faculty, student leaders, seniors, juniors, sophomores. They are friendly people, too, as Mission folks always are. XVe of this journal staff have worked with them and called upon them again and again for help which was given gener- ously and promptly. As people, and as friends, too. we think that they are tops.