Mesa High School - Superstition Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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As the greatest ot rivers goes sweeping along Like unto it, is the staff's mighty song. For they are the ones that must work under strain Ringing an echo with glorious refrain. As water is harnessedg so youth must be trained As each day they progress on America's plain. So teachers are needed that youth may learn more As they cross the threshold through. futures wide door

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N-wrwswm erica it .fdmdifioufm ulaerinfen Ulenf -A tirm straighttorward man, Reared on principles tried and true, Who has the wisdom to form a plan And then the courage to see it through! A superintendent always has many duties and last year -with the consolidation ot Franklin, Irving, Lincoln, Webster, Washington, Lehi, Alma and Jordan schools-he assumed new duties and responsibilities. His work has been further complicated by the cafeteria, tarm shop, additional building lor grade schools and the all time goal of planning a iunior high school. Always ready and willing to help in difficulties and to encourage the students in academic pursuits, his ability as a leader and his dynamic personality have endeared him in the hearts ot all. He is interested in the students as individuals and be- lieves the students will should be considered. With untiring eltorts he has taught them to uphold and to build new tra- ditions forthe school. Mr, Taylor is actively interested in many organizations concerned with youth and in any proiects which they under- take. He also enioys making plans for playground arrange- ment and landscape gardening. His active interest in all phases of dramatics and his work in the production and presentation of pageants is known throughout the state. Mesa High is certainly proud of its superintendent. Fourteen