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

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Theme LIIN Hcmtixc Mixsiun mwlx .intl pl.ty is not just .1 thing ut xtlioul lin ' .tloncg lwcuttisc- Mixsion spirit tlncs not cntl .lt 5: Itt awry wcqktlu- .tftcr noon. but is .utixc twenty-t'our hours ttrountl the clotlu ttntl lWL'Lt1llSL Mission l-I'iCI1LlNlllIWh go on .ttitcr thc mhuol doors .irc close-tlg wc. thc W-18 lourntl K' D . stall. lmxc tliuscn .ix our tlicmc .1 plnxtsc tli.1t typitiw l nur feeling lor Mission Night .intl Iltyf' D clicafion t um the i iss on i 1 long LS mi tu i xion rui ion no tml otlicrwxisc tutu tin ll IS Missiot to thc senior 0 U I llc . 'NNY .',' i H R. Q -'itil l'sl tl lNI'si' ti lt . I ' - tlutul tr.ulition.1lly by .intl for the Senior class, the journal staff -seniors Y -tlcli. - l 1 1, .' 1 - ' S f thc Cilassof I9-iS.

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lv it osiiii B Nlxxrviais Miss IINA M Moaa1LL M sslon Administrators UIOSEPH B. NEWMAN Missionites tind it hard to specify Mr. oseph B. New- man's chief claim to fame. A loyal Mission graduate, the Vice- l-'rincipal and Dean of Boys founded the West XVing twenty- live years ago. Now he gives advice and help to Mission's boys. Though he's probably heard every excuse in the book, he's still ready to bend a sympathetic ear to a young lad's troubles. In addition to his administrative activities, Mr. Newman helps any school activity that can use his services. LENA M. MORRILL The Dorothy Dix of Mission Highl' might be Miss Lena M. Morrill's nickname, were it not for the fact that our Dean of Girls does much more than give advice and listen to girls' problems. ln addition, she takes a positive part in solving the problems, or easing the troubles. of Mission's girlsg and is an actively sympathetic friend to all of them all year 'round. In a recent statement to the Journal, she said: I extend best wishes to the graduates of the Senior Class ot' 19118. I hope they achieve success in their chosen work, and that their success is based upon honesty and integrity. Mr. Newman and Miss Morrill talk things over in the otlice. PAGE SFVEN