the first All-Star Game Dorothy Bryant — teacher, novelist, and playwright Jeffrey Cariaso, class of 1990 — former professional basketball coach and player, Philippine Basketball Association. Joe Cronin, class of 1923— professional baseball player and Hall of Famer Babe Dahlgren, class of 1932 — professional baseball player Vincent DeDomenico, class of 1933 — inventor of Rice-A-Roni and developer of the Napa Valley Wine Train Bobby Freeman — rock and roll and R&B singer from the late 1950s; "Do You Want to Dance" Alan Gallagher, 1963 — former San Francisco Giants third baseman Eddie Joost, class of 1934 — professional baseball player Walt Judnich, class of 1934 — professional baseball player Lloyd Leith — Basketball Hall of Fame coach and referee Guy Mitchell — 1950s pop singer Melissa Ng, 1990 — Hong Kong TV actress Lothar Osiander — professional soccer coach (MLS, US National Soccer Team) James Rolph — governor of California (1931–1934) and mayor of San Francisco (1912–1931) Carlos Santana — musician and songwriter Jorge Santana — Musician, Malo (band) Gus Triandos, 1948 — professional baseball player Leland Yee — California State Senator Faculty Robert Roth — Social Studies teacher See also San Francisco County high schools List of San Francisco Designated Landmarks References External links - official website Mission High School - SFUSD website Great Schools profile California Department of Education - DataQuest reports Mission High Foundation Mission District, San Francisco Public high schools in San Francisco Educational institutions established in 1890 1890 establishments in California San Francisco Designated Landmarks Spanish Revival architecture in California San Francisco Unified School District schools