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

 - Class of 1951

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Mission High School - Mission Yearbook (San Francisco, CA) online collection, 1951 Edition, Page 14 of 136
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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

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fr 1 -7 'i Q' MR. JOSEPH NEWMAN Mr. joseph Newman, vice prin- cipal, is a man who has great knowledge of literary writings, un- derstanding of the high school boy, and an interest in the activities at Mission High School. For these reasons Mr. Newman has been looked up to for understanding and guidance by the many students who needed his warm advice in solving their problems of high school en- vironment. These qualities he pos- sesses, which are a great help to us, show . . . he has what it takes. .X fs Lu 4, 5 t MRS. THELMA BAXTER Mission's counseling department has perhaps the most diliicult job. Mrs Thelma Baxter, a very compe- tent person, heads this department. Low sophomores and high seniors, too, have many problems concerning their programs. The counseling sys- tem is probably the most important factor in a students life because the subjects a student takes mainly de- termine his future success. Any day Mrs. Baxter can he found in the counseling room deeply engrossed in the problems of the Mission High student body. A '24 -L I I A Mr. Kenneth Castellino, drama teacher, ,discusses the A Mr. Alvin Morse, Mr. joseph Newman, and graduate budget with Mrs. Mary Gilchrist, one of the orhce secretaries. Carl Gustafson enjoying one of Missions exciting basket- ball games. PAGE l?l.l SVFN Y-Q L

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