Mesa High School - Superstition Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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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

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'W SE OR CLASSCFFICERS Kenth Lassen presldent Lurlyne Young secretary and Rxchard McBrode vlce presldent pull unto the new parklng lot behund tle llbrary U! Wdwf As we embark on the sea of the future all of us wlll recall memories of past voyages Now that we are seasoned mariners of Mesa High we can read our log fslled wlth the fun and excutement we have had durlng our last three years We rode the crest of the waves together durmg our three years We enjoyed the partles, Gah Tso Ral Ines formals and proms Whether the seas run stormy or calm one assembly wall remam wnth us forever There for the last time we marched from the auditor :um svnglng Carry On' Commencement evenung for the Class of l95 was probably the most thrnlllng and the most touching for the entlre class The salt of the sea could be found nn many a tear whnch fell that nught The proudest mo ment of our llfe was on deck when our name was read and we recenved our dnplomas For most of the class It was the last tume many of us would ever be together To the plebes and mudshlpmen of the future years the class of l959 leaves the words that unspured us throughout our schoolung here Carry On, Mesa Hugh, Carry On ' , . ' g . A xl ' 1 A A .14-1:'PN3 X , ,la ' cf' 5 Vi ' .,,:,., .-.nk-af, ,, .,.,ns..-,, ., wlsxaa-aww ,V WLAN . Q 1 K ' , ,, ,,.,:.., .,.. s ,m,w,,5 .,. H - x K ' I I T I I . I 1 I ' ' I ' - . I . 1 1 . . h I 1 ' , , . 1 1 ' I - - A - 1 1 1 1 .