Mesa High School - Superstition Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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They Prepared You YOU GIRLS WHO are planning on going into the secre- tarial field have had a number of courses to help you along the way, such as shorthand, typing, and book- keeping. You artists, craftsmen, and woodworkers had the opportunity of taking classes to help you toward your goals in these arts. All you architects and engineers had one of your foundation subiects offered at Mesa High-mechanical drawing. Calling all business men! You had offered to you a course in commercial law and salesmanship. Your knowledge and use of commercial law has and will help you out of litigation. GRIFFIN S. STEPHENSON MELVIN DENHAM Arts Art- Crafts Agriculture H. B. GRAY Agriculture CARL EAVES Auto Mechanics RANDALL HATCH Agriculture MELVIN SIZEMORE Auto Mechanics RALPH SCHWALBE Art - Crafts ANNA WINECOFF Commercial MILES ALLDREDGE ROBERT FAGAN ANITA M. TALONE T- UWEN PORTER Commercial Commercial Commercial Commercial Seventeen

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CLAUDIA BUFFINGTON BARBARA DAVIS MARJORIE ENTZ EDGAR FORD DAVID GATES Physical Education Physical Education Physical Education physical Edugarign Physical Educafion These Are People You Will Remember YOU, THE STUDENTS of Mesa High can be proud of your distinguished school, but you must remember that your faculty is the back-bone of your school and has played a big part in making Mesa High such a surpassing in- stitution. Without your teachers there could not have been extra curricular activities. They gave of their time to make your life a happier and an enriched one. There were your class and organization sponsors who worked for your benefit. Can you ever forget those teachers who took part in the All-campus party to help your class win the Gah Tso trophy or the sponsors who worked so hard to make your organization's dance a success. These show only one side of their work. Your fac- ulty also worked to make you better citizens. This was done through directing your learning. One of the things you will probably remember about your high school years is the tests. Oh, those tests! How many nights before exams did you sit up until all hours studying and crying about how hard your teachers made you work? Remember though, they did it for your good! Many of the courses offered to the students at Mesa High were special subiects. These classes gave you not only some vocational training, but also a chance to work with your hands. A number of the boys, who hope to become top mechanics and farmers, are products of the vocational department. KENNETH P. Hsvwoon novo c. Demon LYNEER c. SMITH uuwooo c. Nome G. msouoks YOUNG Physical Education Music Music Music English Sixteen

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JACK DAVIS JANET GRIMMETT MARGARET HEYWOOD FRANK C- JULEFF Dramatics English English English HERMAN BRADSHAW English non Psrsnson T I' R Th h ' ' ey 0 ug eo In ESTA ES SU VIDA. You students who took Spanish should know the meaning of that first sentence-This is your life. Also part of your life, for all you students, were two years of English. As sophomores you learned about honorable Brutus who killed his friend Caesar and you BETTY SMITH also learned about the origin of the English language. Enolish You brilliant iuniors wrote many stories and re- search papers for your last required English course of in your high school career. Q ll Grammar, English literature, and world literature were offered to you ambitious seniors. T Those of you who so desired could also take courslxs lg in speech and drama. - .NT KN . 4.2 ' V W s MAuRlcs THOMPSON L A W A X, S A English fu! iw gyl A 1 T g A Wt: X QM T X - T X X X 6 ff r HTS! .xx were A. NAVARRETE 1 . NN Foreign Language Q A Xl: Axv l . 5 GILBERT o. onnANnA ARPAN RA H 51 D-.GERAQHTY LARRY 9' MARTON l Foreign Language Drivers ducafion Social Studies Social Studies Eighteen