Mesa High School - Superstition Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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Girl's Tennis Y Front row: J. Ferrin, R. Wright T. Green. Row 2: D. Porter, M. Risley K. Curtis, K. McMurray, T. Bleaker, C Bradley. Row 3: J. McCoIa, L. Wilson Not pictured: J. Tenhoff. Boy's Tennis 3 Standing: M. Beutler, J. Mully R. Wright, B. Jones, L. McMillan, P Wright, D. Pickron. Front: N. Randall D.J. Hughes, C. Conalee, A. Borman Clubs 181

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Two less known yet very important clubs on campus were Quill S Scroll and Chris- tian Seminary. Quill S Scroll, a club de- signed to earn money to send Yearbook and Newslab stu- dents to summer camp, held many fund raisers throughout the year. Among them were T- shirt sales, plastic covers for the yearbook, and the sneak preview party at the end of the year. They also gave a Quill 8 Scroll award to the most out- Front row - Miki Fowler. Sabrina White, Lana Hardy, Dan Delaria. Row 2 - ia Heffington, Kiti Bentley, Yolanda Hernandez, unknown. Row 3 - un- wn, Tania Krook, Kristi Alvarez, unknown, Scott Williamson, DJ Roman nsor. Row 4 - Mike Cassaro, Wayne Perry, Nora Krumpton, Mike Fessend, nown, Dave Blomgren, Dale Teille. orking for the Future standing yearbook student. The twenty-seven members if Quill and Scroll was really great be- cause we never had any lunchtime meet- ings. 79 - Alison Ohl and Sandra Laine of Christian Seminary kept themselves busy with many interesting activities. Bible studies, which were held in a nearby church, were a daily event for the close-knit group. They also enjoyed many extra activities such as concerts, parties, and best of all, their trip to Disneyland and Magic Mountain at the end of the year. The trip was really cool because it was exciting work- ing for a special goal, stated Sally Horen. .7 tHang'n out between classes are members of Christian Seminary. 3 Always willing to help is spon- sor DJ Roman. Christian Seminary 183 DT' I,