San Gabriel Mission High School - Pioneer Yearbook (San Gabriel, CA)

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ace! Blessings on thee little man is not altogether evident in the expression of the day-dreaming frosh lopposite pagel. Or is it just a vision of things to come in the future? But the time will ar- rive when the lowly freshmen are the lords and masters of Mission High, who speak softly but carry a big stick. Take care frosh, the future of Mission is in your hands. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Presidents:Ronnie Kirkpatrick and Donna Kelly. Vice- left to right: Treqsurersg Martin Delgado and Jackie Lenhart Secre presidents: Dennis Murray and Judy Aust. taries: Tom Semonell and Pat Moran. Yxfx ff

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Dream on, Freshman. Someday it may all come true. Someday you might legally wear the Green ond Gray letterman's sweater which signifies your participation in a varsity sport. But right now you'd better stop daydreaming and get back to your studies, or you won't be around to see a Mission game-much less ploy in one.

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ANCIENT HISTORY lndustrious history student, Kurt Gunderlock, attempts lo prove that the Tang dynasty is in existence today preparing that delicious orange drink TANG, However, l'm sure Mr. Crowe will refute his statement. ALGEBRA Mr. Curme explains to the algebra class the ordinate of a graph. RELIGION Freshmen ask God's blessings before they begin classes. Mis- sion's motto For God and Country is truly the core of all school life. MODERN READING Look, Tom. See Jane. Jane has a dog. The dcg's name Puff. Come, Puff. Come to Tom. Bork, bflfkln