Mesa High School - Superstition Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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Iohn C. White Principal Our new principal this year has done a wonderful job in helping us cut and polish these gems of ours. lohn C. White was new to the position but not to Mesa High. ln l9fl7 he came to Mesa to teach junior and senior social studies. He was also senior sponsor for some time. Because of the increasing responsibilities that sup' erintendent of schools entailed, last year Mr. Taylor concluded that he would have to give up the prine cipalship and Mr. White was chosen to fill the large shoes Mr. Taylor left. We wish Mr. White even more success in the followf ing years he spends here at Mesa High 'Take a letter, please,' are fainiliar words to Mrs. Martha lohnson, Mr, Whites efficient secretary. Martha not only answers the phone, types, and takes letters in shorthand, but also puts out the weekly bulletin and special announcements, and takes minutes at faculty meetings. lgrinciloa

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Mrs. Freeman at work in her office GPA , 2 IHQI' Being Girls Councilor is no easy task, but Marvene Freeman handles the job easily and efficiently. She seems to have that special something which makes girls like to confide in her, and many problems are solved by her quick thinking and sympathetic nature. Aside from acting as a sort of second mother, Mar- vene helps arrange schedules, and tries to reduce tardiness and absences among the weaker sex. A person in this type of Work needs much time and patience, and a genuine interest in people and their welfare. Marvene meets these requirements. Mr. Kramer, registrar with a new student Lora Stewart with students' file