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

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the graduates The culmination of three years of high school education. the lacully Miss Leonora Davidson, Miss jessamine McG1oin, Mrs. Lydia Saudino, and Mr. Thomas Terry.

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table ot contents: we are taught we graduate we organize a we participate we compete page 8 page 23 page 41 page 57 page B3 toreword: What do we do at Mission High School? The answer to this question is con- tained in the pages which follow. The purpose of THE MISSION 1953 is to depict how the students and faculty work, play, study, perform, create, and accomplish in an endeavor to reach the goals of education. The road to these goals may not always be smooth, but with the strong faculty-student relation- ships which exist here, both work together to solve the problems of everyday living. The academic accomplishments, the performance of social activities, the fulfillment of athletic goals, and the perpetuation of the traditional Mission friendliness are to be found in these pages. What do we do at Mission High School? Turn the pages and see ....

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te those who are leaving dedication: To those who are leaving Mission High School we dedicate this, THE MIS- SION 195 3. There is always new replacing old in nature, and at Mission there will always be arrivals to replace the departures. However, these departures do not go unheralded and there is always someone who remembers. To you who are leaving we hope this yearbook will help you remember the eventful year of 195 3. Whether it was a year of happiness, sadness, hard work or play, of study, determination, or frustration, these are the events which highlighted your last year at Mission. It is to you, the graduates of fall 1952 and spring 195 3, and to you Miss jessamine McGloin, Mrs. Lydia Saudino, Mr. Thomas Terry, Miss Leonora Davidson and Miss Sallie Hill, who have given so many years of devoted service to Mission High School, that this, THE MISSIOW 1953, is dedicated. '13, 'vs N . if