Mesa High School - Superstition Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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cf Z C! E? GIRLS LEAGUE COUNCIL Front Row Sharon lshukawa Lee Ana Brumhall Suzanne Sato Sally Sue LeBaron Second Row Karen Mush Jackue Everett Connue Glazuer Lunda Burnham Marnell McLaws Thurd Row Buff Humphrey Barbara Decker Ann Harrus Norma Muller ea Zyvgdgd The Gurls League Councul a crew under the watchful eye of Mrs Jayne Brown and Muss Jean Shuelds has had a very actuve and successful year The All Gurls Party furst on the lust of events drew many gurls together to get better acquaunted Twurp Week was one of the most remembered Gurls League actuvutues of the year For seven full days the femunune populatuon of Mesa Hugh took the mascu lune role Dates dances and even cokes were enguneered and funancd by the gurls The Co Ed a formal held tra dutuonally each year clumaxed the vusa versa week Most of the gurls agreed by the end of the week that the men can handle the askung end of datung The League also sponsored an assembly and the Mothers and Daughters Tea These wull always brung back memorues of good tumes and hard work of an ener getuc crew of l959 GIRLS LEAGUE OFFICERS Sharon Ishukawa Treasurer Suzanne Sato Vuce Presudent Lee Ana Brumhall Secretary Sally Sue LeBaron Presudent l -I I ,- f- 'L Q ' . 4 -v- V. .5 - T7 - 1 A ! , .r H 'o , K : . V x 0 Y I ,H X . QT' . X l X ts -. 0 . x , ' K X 1 'K . I L - u u , . 7 .Q ' 5 ' 'I - V., V. nil , 'W f .- . I l N f u u L u v 5, 'K . I of I X I Y f D D . , , V A -ui A - , 1 , . 2 , 1 1 u - Z I r , A , , E , A . . I . I l , - A 2 , 1 , . . , . 1 I , . . , . . I l . , . . . - I . T I - I - 4 I I I ' ' - u

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Xipff' I 4.-Q, When a dlvlng sunt submerges the man lnsude may be searchung for many types of treasures stolen gold ocean gems food sport or maybe even some puz zlnng facts thus far unknown to man Such IS the offer to Mesa Hugh students We may search for wealth ad venture or educatron durmg our years at Mesa Hugh Wall we discover fast vanlshlng good tumes or Iufelong values? We have the chonce and we have the opportun Hidden values are found by dllllgent searchers who delve deep into the secrets of the sea Those will :ng to expend time and energy wull discover a world of unparalleled meanung and beauty Wnthm the depths of the sea have been found some of the world s greatest treasures Ocean fables would not be complete wuthout swashbucklmg these tales are the sea offers much more wealth From nts depths have come the forgotten hustorles of lost cnvnluzatuons The waters of the Med: terranean yuelded un recent years the wreckage and prescsous cargo of ancuent Greecnan and Egyptuan ves se 5 ny. lusty accounts of Spanish pieces-of-eight. However I f