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

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FORWARD The turning wheel of time rolls on and, again, the Yearbook Staff presents another yearbook . . . THE MISSION 1960. The Yearbook Staff hopes with all sincerity that you will enjoy this book as much as we have enjoyed putting it out for you, the student body, faculty, and friends of Mission High School. Many hard worked hours, both in and out of school, have gone into the production of this journal. It has been a lot of work, but a lot of fun, as Well. I personally doubt if any one member of the staff will ever forget such things as our joumalism-yearbook picnic at Fairfax. To the seniors, this is your last Yearbook, the one book you will treasure for the rest of your lives. We hope that we have been able to include in it everything that you Wanted. We also hope that years from now, as you pause over these memorable pages of your MISSION 1960, it will bring back many memories of your alma mater, Mission High School. Now, I would like to start my many rounds of thanks. First, I would like to thank our printer and photographers. Without them, this yearbook would not be. Then, comes my wonderful staff for all of their complete cooperation, with a special thanks to my fall Co-Editor and Layout Manager, George Gooding, and Art Editor, Judy Larson, who also designed the cover of this journal. My grateful appreciation to the art staff for their many contributions. Even, to you, the students, go many thanks, for without a student body, again, there would be no yearbook. Last, but certainly not least, go my heartfelt thanks to Mrs. joan Bidwell, my advisor, who spent many long hours helping me. Also, to Mr. Louis Pacini, who later became our advisor, and Mrs. Dorothy Goodrich, the Art Advisor, thanks. Many years of success to you, Mission High School, the school witn the heart, and to all those who may pass through your mighty portals. I hope you will enjoy the MODERN BLACK AND WHITE MISSION 1960. Ellyn Wisherop Editor

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O lo rt 8 5 2 , 3 2 t ri tl ! Yearbook Staff ............ ,.... L ... . 1. 11. TABL E OF CONTENTS Forward ................................ Dedication ................. .... Administration ................ .... Faculty ........................ .... Fall Activities Division Page .... .... Fall Student Body Officials .... .... Pom-Pon Girls ............. .... Term Play ............... .... General Activities ..... .... Fashion Show ....... .... Class Officers ..... .... ROTC ............ .... Rallies ............. .... General Activities ........ .... Miss Mission ............... .... Fall Sports Division Page ..... .... Varsity Football ............ .... J. V. Football ............ .... Junior-Senior Game ...... Soccer ................ .... 112 Basketball ........... .... 120 Basketball ............. .... Fall Senior Division Page ..... .... H-12 Class Officers ......... .... Senior Portraits .........., .... Senior Activities ......,....... .... Senior Favorite Teachers ........ .... General Activities .................. .... Spring Activities Division Page ...... .... Spring Student Body Officers ..... .... General Activities ............ .... Junior Prom ................ .... GAA .............,......... Spring Sports Division Page .... .... Varsity Basketball .......... .... 1 130 Basketball .....,..... .... Varsity Baseball ..... . J. V. Baseball..... Varsity Track ...... -' 11 1 130 Track ...... . . . . . If 3: ,bqz EQ V i 120 Track ....... Z., Cross Country ..... F Swimming ....... .... . Golf.......... C, Tennis ...... . . . . . . . H Awards .................. . . . . . 1 General Sports .............. ..... Spring Senior Division Page .... ..... than A . r if 1 ina! 'S Senior Activities ..... ..... .... . Senior Favorite Teachers .... ..... 1 Spring H-12 Officers ......... ..... West Wing Staff ........... ..... Spring Class Officers ...... .......... Advertising ........... ............ 5 6 7 8 16 18 20 21 22 24 26 28 30 32 36 40 42 48 50 51 54 55 56 58 59 66 69 70 72 74 76 78 . .... 80 82 84 88 92 94 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 105 106 108 109 129 133 134 136 138 139 7 7 mn-'V 7, , A 7, A 5 'I ii' ACKNOWLEDGMENTS: .2-' er is 'Civ ,jg 0 J Printer: Q gg, ABC LITHO COMP. c . Mr. I. A. Barnell 5 it 1284 Mission Street ggi lr' San Francisco . fr 'G 1 . l l .gi F Q fg 'i'i:f?i.E?-2255755 if A: 1 Ne gi ' 5 7 .N . ' Photographers: .., W 5 I PLYMOUTH PrcTUREs Sr- it get fiber: ..... . ...,..... Mr. Kenneth Han .r at it IIIVRIV Eg Aqvl if 1007 Marker street ' San Francisco A e g Wpff .- -.., WrQ..e.-.fe,y2cr.., at . r 4. X. 11, KA kyllkh yr 1:6

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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