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

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ADMINISTRA 7l0N DR. E. KEMP FREDERICK, PRINCIPAL This smiling person is the man who bears the brunt of Mission High School on his shoulders. When first looking at him, he certainly does not look like the five-day father to almost three thousand stu- dents. As you follow the head of the administrative triangle through an average day, you see his many changed expressions of the responsibilities and the pleasures of a guardian who is trying to guide his small percentage of future citizens to a greater America. isp:-areas-1 'WW f92 i3 I' , . 2E5?Q, .- S? .... .... ,. J ' ' 5' - iff TH ,. . 1 I 219' Wa . 11 -Tw' mf: . , ., dam .r .. 1.4513 - rf: ifi?f2s:ii2zYf.Wfff5G V',- Q 9' s , . .. . fr. . -. :vi-I 34 M A M 2 1 'U . -12 ..wr,:riYg ji, r., f A. W .1?,r,r., . . 1 - it 'W F ,.., ,rw , . i Q ax 4 ' it , s fl aw tiff ' ' 5' ' 7 was 5 K KI., lisp 'i-sk W5 , f W -I ' 2 I 42. fx . .23 X. . gap Q.. '5v wJsIfS Eggs ra ' 3 ,ft WW izgfw -. , lfiiif fe hrsigifr. , ,J Z: - A mt , rn:- ,:-:, N. .. t . rm wgbfil wa-rffsfizf I .riigig-.:1,.,3 . W . ,I gray, -- , .TE '-l- 4 W ww. .. . .-.gg MISS MARY LINS, DEAN OF GIRLS Miss Lins, although she appears to be very stern, is one of the few women at Mission to whom the girls feel they can put their trust and confidence. This corner of the administrative triangle is always ready to help the girls and is sincerely interested ready to meet someone halfway . . . plus. . ,ggslffi -'pf ' ' V 1- 'f Qu. E2 ie? on fi i 2 MR. BARTON H. KNOWLES, DEAN OF BOYS Mr. Knowles is the final comer of the triangle. He is always ready to lend a helping hand to any one member of the male population of the student body. He can be found confering with the boys al- most everywhere, at almost any time. Much luck and happiness goes to Mr. Knowles who, at the completion of this semester, is leaving us on a sabbatical leave in quest of his doctor's degree. Page 7 . . in each and every girl's problems. She is always J'

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That was on April 1, 1936, a lucky day for me, stated Mrs. Allen. She substituted here occasion- ally and had hopes of teaching Mission students someday. As Mrs. Allen cultivates her hobbies Qsome trav- eling, studying, and growing African violets j now that she has retired from active teaching, many stu- DEDICATION It was last january that Mis- sion High School realized that it was losing an inspiration, part of its heart, to the world of retire- ment. MRS. MARGUERITE AL- LEN decided to retire from the teaching profession that she loves so much. Out of her 68 terms, all told, of teaching smiling faces, 24 years of faithful service were dedicated to Mission. Her first public school teach- ing experience in San Francisco began in Galileo High School where she taught for five years before she was appointed to her position at Mission High School. dents wish to pay her honor for being a loyal and faithful teacher in the fields of Gallagher Marsh, Thomas and Gregg shorthand, and family relations. To pay our tribute, We the students of Mission High School wish to dedicate this Spring 1960 Year- book to you - MRS. MARGUERITE ALLEN. Page 6

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F - MISS ANN AHOKAS Science A K A Etzgtfkt' IZZJJI' H H, 3,3421 MRS. MARGUERITE ALLEN Business Education MR. EMIL ANDERSON Deans Assistant, Ind. Arts A wwe. :'f'::R522Y2mfw' ftw ftwiwiiffiffw 33 3539355 4 gliirfifv -ft-3. lst 75 i55gb'.ai.f93 W ' 'If ., mmm . Agnew: ZH 34 WSE e J W , ,. JW f PQ I . ig k , I .2 .As'i21lVZ5L?f' 71 ' . . v Z it T 'zgzdzfszz' - M1 cwyiginvvbi' wfimwl ff wfimfewatf I I,iqlf5fv.:'7l'l 995 Leaf MR. ARTHUR ANDRE Ind. Arts ' ,dent Wt? A fm A ,. Wil: . . f-mffri f 1 ,M ' vp sunset 5 .,t1 5 ,. .3 X, . ' AFC... . I . 15, 3 gr I Psi' wjgw W ff! V2 .. ,gtk 24. - I in 3 I new , .NVQ A X ,iv : T rw ,K MRS. FRANCES BARNECK Business Education j , M' fy, , 'K f 'fQ,??' S . -A ,- - MfSgt, QUINTON BAR R.0.T.C. NES mam Te, 'QW' 5::qE, ' ?: ,K Viv A M 54' - , IWW EA:-21 MISS MARION BASSETT P. E. :MW .R ...., L ., 1 e Q . .. nw, :rf .1 P'-, Q I rat - f .::,-I-.,. P z.-' .- 1 I ,f I? .5 ,zn ' ff: ' f'S.,1' 3 iE::'. .'?l':f . I 't Z , M2 KE Y 'fx 3 J R T Is? R I ii, . I w QM f 1,4 y n gmc-A s.vf,fi-ew .. H 1 if f wi A ,S -4 W . 5,- ,, A I 0: J R., be ,, v if 5 ff gg, if , 9 'YP ggi in Z?-A z 4.1 7 A I I ., I ,A- r 4 ,, lg 5 37 51 I N A A 'X W H I is 3 MR. SAUL BARNETT Social Studies ,gi .,.,., .3 f Y hail, , MR. ROLLAND BARNEY Business Ed., Voc.Couns. ISABELLE BECKER Music CChairmanj English .- mi 55 , N. I H ,. A Q fs MR. MITCHELL BENJAMIN Goals, Math, R E. Miss BARBARA BABAYAN Page 8 English ,gr g MRS. RUTH BERG English, Counseling g f it ..,, 3, ,.,.,, A Q MRS. JOAN BIDWELL x ' 1' w 'fu Q 4 Q EVX 0 A K wif- , sz? n Aw I Wt si Y I v4-.--- ww id, . - Ir. , f' -.1 .:..5:ie'5i5f . wf ww - .waxy , AE-'1 . e: g5,ifg5,i:r?fi -ifvima ,- ?Wi 2:A'e5'if??g , I :ilf? W An 1 3 as 2 1 : MRS. MARILYN BERGEN Librarian journ., Yearbook, English