Mesa High School - Superstition Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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Joseph Shirley Nancy Shirley Social Studies Home Economics Dorothy Shouse Kenneth Shumway Science lndustrial Arts Griffin Stephenson Hyman Weisberg Art Social Studies Warren W. Wells Pat Whelan Social Studies Social Studies John White George Woods Social Studies Science G. T. Young Carl Eaves English Auto Mechanics Hilbert J. Brady Edgar A. Ford Boys' Health Ed. Boys' Health Ed Kenneth Heywood Reed Peterson Boys' Health Ed. Boys' Health Ed. Margaret Thomas Emmett Merkley Commerce Auto Mechanics Helen Moffat English A ver y melodioui, ,.l1arinQg5gQ-.iat flies 'facuityrgignitiqtiang 'T 'ws' - L ' .- is-' 'fi A f , A' ' 1 -:: fc- -. -ya. , E - ., if . ,g, . . .- ' ,. ' ' I f- - K gn an , gsm-.44 ' . A-,ffffill ', - ' 4,.- ' 5 - 45. Ie ve-iffj1Ei.ii', -- V . -' . 15 K in 11-ff' ,zggiff 511.3 ., f ' '- Q Q. f ,Qriifli .ff1'W6mty-Six 21- e- .

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J Seriously though, Mesa High seems to have come out with the cream of the crop. They're patient and understanding, and though we cuss them out when they pile on the home- work, deep down, we know we couldn't do without them. It takes character, a sense of duty and lots of patience to produce the fine students Mesa High graduates into the cruel world to succeed and prosper. So it's hats oft to our faculty. May they live long to teach here with all the vim and vitality they have maintained thustar! lxvl , rl X ,ifitf -V. J . X 'h i I 1 il ,ref I ' Gull fl , g l Larry G. Hatch Social Studies Jethro M. Hathcock Languages Margaret Heywood English Gail Horne Commerce Francellc Johnson .Library Frank C. Julett English Teachers find time to relax at the Helloparty. Lee Kramer Don C. Lillywhite Social Studies Science and Mathematics Larry B. Marton Robert J. Marvin English English Mabel Macdonald Leroy C. Miller ig ' ' Library Mathematics L , 1. 4 George Nelson Linwood Noble' V 1 Agriculture instrumental Musif' L. M. Peter Overson T. Owen Porter g V English Commerce out Shirley Schmitz Pauline Scranton g Girls' Health Education Art 1 Twenty-Five f l llf if I l 1 Lf

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