Mesa High School - Superstition Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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l a Merlin Stradling, manager of the Mesa High book , store, makes a sale. l jk? ,SQlfL6!Ql'lf:5 l iQi'l Directing the activities of all the little painters is our head painter Harvey L. Taylor. Through his vast experience deal- ing with the characteristics ot blunclering beginners, he is able to encourage and guide us through our high school years. Mr. Taylor's special features include his everlast- ing patience, understanding and interest in us and the uni- que ability to create opportunities tor self development in the students. ln addition to his duties as our principal, Mr. Taylor is superintendent of the whole Mesa school system. l guess you know what that involvesl And, as it this isn't enough, Mr. Taylor finds time to be active in numerous civic organizations. - Twenty Harvey L. Taylor Superintendent

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Marion Donaldson Assistant Principal Marion Donaldson, Mr. Taylor's right hand man, is the chief problem solver and job-finder. I can truthfully say, that Mr. Donaldson has never said an unkind word to anyone. lt's a wonder how he remains so calm while dealing with us savages . Attendance, a big problem, is capably shouldered by Bob Fagan. Just try and talk that guy out of a ditch. Our efficient registrar, Marie Griner, is always on hand with her credit files and schedules. Marvene Freeman, attendance office worker, adds efficiency to the attendance office as she signs an absence excuse for a Mesa High student. ' Marie Griner Registrar Lora Stewart points out to Robert Fagan, director of attendance, the decreasing amount of absences at the high school. Twenty-One