Mesa High School - Superstition Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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I MJ , by wx ,M I Marion Donaldson

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0 ur rienc! Marion Donaldson-the personal friend of every student, the one who listens to our school and domestic problems and lends a helping :hand-has certainly done much to make Life at Mesa High a worthy subiect for our mural. Probably his chief concern has been our education. At regis- tration time he's always out to offer suggestions as to which classes are most beneficial to us as individuals. Then throughout the year he does his utmost to keep every stu- dent in school. He is an asset to our school in many other ways. For in- stance, his valuable advice to the Student Council has made our form of student government one to be proud of. Also, as a mediator between civic and high school affairs, he has greatly aided in maihtaining a good relationship between the student body and the community. As a token of 'our appreciation for his untiring efforts to make Mesa High the wonderful school that it is, and his contributions toward building men and women out of us boys and girls, we proudly dedicate this 1951 Superstition.' 1 . wigs 4 il l' l Marion Donaldson counsels two girls about4 affairs. Twelve

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