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

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0 P fi. if ' TOP LEFT: Many a Missionite's crate is repaired in Mr. Branstetter's auto shop. ' TOP CENTER: Virginia Fisher deposits funds with banker Florence Gee while Mr. Spiess approves transaction. ' TOP RIGHT: Three students learn the intricacies of electricity. ' LOWER LEFT: Mr. Graff approves a plate in me- chanical drawing class. ' LOWER CENTER: Mr. Roberts explains physiology to a student with the aid of Susie Q. 9 LOWER RIGHT: Students take advantage of office practice classes. i IH' N X X 1 fam if il muy 1.4 qi? 3 In : xg 4 342- f l I I. , 39 'L' V H ii- at X 1 PAGE TWELVE K

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' TOP LEFT: French students learn about the country as well as its language under Miss Fredericks. ' TOP CENTER: Mr. Crane solves a problem in physics, ' TOP RIGHT: Mr. Galeno is always ready with a welcome word of advice for his Spanish students. ' LOWER LEFT: Future carpenters of America in the form of Mission's fairer sex. ' LOWER CENTERQ Mr. Terry performs an experiment in chemistry. ' LOWER RIGHT: Mr. Barker shows the girls what makes a car run. I l 'N- 3 sy .4 ,.'S-9, ,Q , fy 1 1 f Vl- X ,f ...X 2 Q V I...-'lj n J Mission,'sT classes P 1' e P a r e fo 14 a Work-a-day World PAGE ELEVEN

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'TOP LEFT: Popular Bocci's are featured by many, among them Frank Bayol, Pete Gardner, and Ralph Cervantes. o hans, gets on the other side of the lens. ' TOP RIGHT: Ever-loved saddles and loafers are the footgear of the average Mission girl. ' LOWER LEFT: Two of our well- known janitors, Mr. Lilly and Jim Holden, try to keep Mis- sion clean. ' LOWER CENTER: A popular Mission couple are Eleanor jestings and Tom Combis. ' LOWER RIGHT. TOP CENTER: West Wing's photographer, John Gross- The fads of ,45 represent the lighter side of life FMR Every jane Mission carries pictures of her dream-men. 0 'Qi at W . . , :' v E r T' I 57 N ,': YV' A KN e-is X PAGE THIRTEEN