Mesa High School - Superstition Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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The Trlpmnonlotrjv' class watches as the problem is solved. Mir-rosr-npcs ure :L great aid to Biology students in their laboratory 'A work. I-lllu Fnlzh-r G1-orzu Bond Floyd Pilffltft -I. M. LCVPIW D00 Lillywhnl' Mathvmatlcs Mntholnatics Biology Biology Counselor Chemistry- -Physics K4-rmlt Dulu Mulhcmutics Drawing G large number of interested students is the Mathematics and to take at least one year of laboratory science and one year of mathematics. The school has furnished an excellent teaching staff for that department. Science department. Each student is required Looking through microscopes at tiny ameba seems to hold the interest of daughter and son alike, and finding the three sides of a triangle will keep them intrigued for hours at a time. It really amazes us when they pipe up with a scientific theory that we have never before heard. lt is at these moments that we realize how fortunate our children are lo have the privilege of going to such a wonderful institution. MM 'lit Twenty-Three

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Mr. Shumwny shows fl blueprint of the future to his Mechanical Drawing class. General Shop offers usuful voca- tional training for many boys. Working our hands is the slogan-of the Mechanical Arts de- partment. This department gives our sons actual training in practical work in the Auto Mechanics, Mechanical Drawing, Manual Training and Agricultural classes. These courses attract the interest of our boys as they often provide a prospective oc- cupation. As this is a farming district, we find many of our boys taking agriculture and agriculture appreciation to aid them in their work at home. Also, many find increased plea.ure in making furniture that can be used in their homes. Always, when we are discussing the department, there is a remark of praise ot the Fine instructors chosen to teach these mechanical arts. M, I., Futirhunks Kimball Nehaon H. B. Gran' Ki-nm-th Shumway Curl lflnw-n Farm Shop Agriculture Freshman Shop Mechanical Drawing Auto Mechanics .., N Twenty-Two

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Marjorie Ent! Glrl's Physical Education Clarence Cox Tennis?-Engltsih Kenneth Heywood Boy's Physical Education Hllbf-rt Brady Spanish-Boy'a Physical Education l . Edlnlr Ford Boy's Physical Education Head Coach Touch football in the physical education classes develops material for future championship teams. Th fl' of the day for almost every e SPO student is the Health Educa- tion class. The course is required tor three years and carries one-fourth credit a year. Our daughters find an hour of invigorating exer- cise in a variety of sports. Miss Entz, who is in charge of these classes, plays along with the girls. She is not only a friend on the playlield and tennis court, but is also called upon for personal matters. You have said a lot about the very complete coaching staff now employed to aid Head Coach Ford in training the boys. This evidently gives an out- standing range of sports tor those boys in regular health education classes as well as boys on teams which participate in inter-scholastic games. The inter-scholastic games, which are open to the public, always finds us parents and many other towns- people in the grandstands cheering by the sides of our sons and daughters. Volleyball is one of the more Important sports on the girls calendar. Twenty-Four