Maricopa High School - La Revista Yearbook (Maricopa, CA)

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Producers The students are grateful to retiring Superintendent Mr. Hampton Watts for giving them opportunities for many activities and devoting his time to school and building improvements. Mr. Watts received his education at Qccidental College and at the University of Southern California. Mr. Ray Messinger, new Superintendent, takes over his du- ties the last of April - just as this book goes to press. He re- ceived his degree of A.B. from Chico State College and his M.A. from Oregon State College. Until recently, he held a position as Co- ordinating Consultant in the Kern County Schools office. Students are looking forward to knowing Mr. Messinger better. Board of Trustees The Board of Trustees were greatly functions throughout the year. They interested in the welfare of the stu- have allotted funds for the necessary dents and teachers. They have sup- improvements on the buildings and ported various athletic and school school grounds. i fLeft to right around tablejz Mr. William H. Huckaby, Mr. Arthur W. Scott, Mr. B. J. Snedden, President Mr. Gordon A. Holmes, Mr. Donald M. Ricker Cl k Cf.

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Unified District Buildings Many students have attended the Maricopa Unified Schools and have passed through these doors to take their places in the world. Those de- parting take with them the memories of their struggles and achievements. Records of the achievements of each person are kept on file from the beginning of the Maricopa stu- dent's school life in Kindergarten until he completes his Senior life in High School, for Maricopa is a uni- fied District which includes Ele- mentary School, Junior High School and High School under one head. To these students Who have passed through these buildings, leaving be- hind fond memories, we, the staff of '51, sincerely dedicate this La Revista. JUNIOR HIGH SCIIOOI liI.ICMIiN'I'ARY SCHOOI

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nd Engineers Mrs. lfdith Solleder, Secretary Nlrs, lfdith Solleder, school secre- tary, with her pleasant smile and efli- cient manner makes it a pleasure to visit the ollice when supplies or in- formation is needed. lWiss Laura Nlchlenamin, Assistant lN1iss l,aura lN'lclNlenamin, '49 grad- uate, is typist for elementary school and assistant to Mrs. Solleder. Nlaricopa Faculty Club affiliated with the California State Teachers As- sociation this year. The cluh has met once a quarter and has held a dinner meeting in Bakersfield this Spring. Second row: tleft to rightl Mr. NYatls. Mr. Moore- 'l'1'eas,. Mr. liemmell FTA Ren, Mrs, Russell, Mr. Sl'llIll'!llL hli R N l'lm 'Nl' ll'l M llarris, M S. S'l MV. ll ll'n, M1 1iill'll'l Miss Day. Mrs. Bray, 's. owe '. ' i iss is IUID. i rs. r 1 In ui o 1 4 i i Mr. Slattery, Mr. Carroll. First row: Mr. Smith, Mrs. llill. Mrs, liieliel. Mrs. llasl, Mrs. Allison. Mis, Searle. Mrs. Traweek, Mrs. foo Miss foinpton, Miss XYillian1s. Mrs. folluni, hlisS Ortega. Miss liro WH, Ahsent: Mr. liniery- Secretary.