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

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E n X ,-AZL' :lL ll . V l' ' s I . I ,J-'S 4 R s Mission R.O.'l'.CQ. was a popular group from the time of its organization about 1910, as its membership increased over four- fold in a year. The school orchestra made its first appearance In 1913. In 1922 21 fire destroyed most of the school building. The remainder was torn down. Students then attending Mission were housed in temporary buildings which were erected in the park. At the time of the construction of the new building the school site extended along the whole of 18th street between Dolores and Church. TIZMPORARY SHAI.KS HOUSE MISSION KIASSI-S Celebrlting Mission s goth Annixersary this year of 1946, our minds W tnder baels to the alumni who lr ue gone out md through the years teltpted themselves sueeessfully to the ever eh lngmff world through the turbu lent years We point with pride to these ilumni, who have made M1SS1lJl1 Wl1lI1flSIOLl1y 1 sehool with everlasting spirit Wherexfer you ire, ind wherever you go Mission's glorious ellys ilwtys stty within you and bring brele eherisheel memories The following plges of the lournrl will bring baele h rppy memories to you, when you too, will be in llumm of Mission

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.,, IW .I A If as fdjfiq. H E I S s I O N l' JUNE+1946 Published by the CLASS IN MAGAZINE WRITING MISSION HIGH SCHOOL SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA aw? COPYRIGHT 1946 BETTY HOPKINS, Managing Edilor FRANK KAISER, Edifonin-Chief pA .01 . If ' ffizfiaifififf Lowell. Similar plans were made for Mission and Polytechnic. Neither plan was completed. In the first decades of its existence, Mission organized many extra-curricular activities. Notable among these were the athletic teams and the debating society. This society soon took the lead in most of the school activities and became one of the leaders in the Northern California Debating League. The organization as- sisted in selecting the editorial staff of the school publications. Miss Mary Donnelly, a member of the English Department and later Vice Principal, started the journal. MISSION AFTER 1923 FIRE

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lily! M TI-IE PASSING PARADE . . ' Graduates F all ,45 ' Graduates Spring '46 ' Mission Registries ' Organizations . . . Clubs ' Portfolio of Sports ' Frolicking Femmes ff, an In August of 1923 the first wing of the new building was com- pleted. At the same time it was decided that the school should have a newspaper, and that the paper should be called the W'est Wing in honor of the new building. The main building was occupied on April 18, 1927 and for- mally dedicated on June 12 of the same year. During the fall term of 1927, the Mission High Chapter of the California Scholarship Federation was organized under the dir- ection of Miss Simon. DREW FIELD GROUND BREAKING