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

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XCl'I We Have the Administration MR. ALVIN MORSE We're proud of what we have in our administrative force. Being the leader of a school requires a great deal of patience, understanding and hard work. Mr. Alvin Morse, our principal, lives up to these qualifications in a capahle manner. Always concerned with the affairs of Mission, he gladly welcomes sug- gestions for improvement, He has a friendly smile and a willingness to cooperate with any suggestions from the faculty or students. This, and the fact that he is a real friend have made Mr. Morse the friend and leader of Mission High. FN MRS. LENA O'NEILL It takes more than an intelligent woman to he a good dean of girls. It takes a lady with high ideals and understanding for each girl she ad- vises. just such a person is our own Mrs. Lena M. O'Neil. She has a difficult joh, but she remains pleasing and cheerful no matter what her duty happens to he. Her wise and fair judgment is respected hy all Mis- sion girls who depend on her friend- ship and guidance. They know that their special problems will be con- sidered personally. That Has What It Takes