Mesa High School - Superstition Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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LORA STEWART FLORENCE MORTENSEN Registrar Registrar X MARION KOPP Secretary EULA HARRIS Secretary DELIA JAIMES Attendance eeil llelp ? n charge of keeping things running smoothly are Mrs. Harris and Mrs. Kopp. Mrs Kopp runs the receptionist's office and takes care of the mail, while Mrs. Harris is Mr. Brimhall's and Mr. Humphrey's secretary, and takes care of the daily bulletin, ln charge of excuses, whether they be an A or D, is Mrs, Jairnes, who sees that attendance slips are gathered. Mrs. Stewart and Mrs. Mortensen take care of grades and records, are in charge of college transcripts, and admitting new students.

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KATHERINE B. BRENNER Counselor ul--f N MASON M. COTTAM Counselor lllwa s Hand 4 ur counselors not only help solve many of ou problems, but also sponsor clubs and help witl many school activities. Through her warm personality Katherine Brenner, in her fourth year as girls' coun selor, has gained the love and respect of every Mes. High student. Last year's Superstition was dedicate- to Carl Heath, boys' counselor. He serves as Basketbal coach and devotes much of his time to Boys' Leagui and Key Club. Mason Cottam and Elwood Glazier, als+ serve as counselors. Mr. Cottam teaches one American history and two American problems classes. Mr. Glazie has an English, a speech and an American history class G. ELWOOD GLAZIER Counselor -S CARL HEATH Counselor

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CAFETERIA WORKERS: Marie Whited, Larrane Phelps, Edith Jackson, Pauline Owens, Hortense Willis, Thora Hamblin, Gladys Randall, Cafeteria Manager, Paul Canfield, Ethel Betterton, Fostena Ceross, Patty Rinehart, Lois Heslop, Irene Trimble. Elizabeth E.Matson school nurse i l ..4v 'T' lhe Serve lls esa High's new school nurse, Elizabeth E. Matson is always ready to be of assistance to any student who is ill. She is stationed at the girls' gym and comes here several times a week. She assists in giving X-rays, polio shots and various other medical aid to students in need of them. This woman in white has served well and is an asset to the school and com- munity besides being a good friend to all around her. The cafeteria staff serves lunch to the Mesa High student body every weekday during the school year. It also serves at the Student Council meetings each Tuesday and gives the Lincoln and Webster elementary pupils service at lunch. The staff is always ready to help out and provide nourishing and appetizing food to all who eat in the cafeteria. Always striving to please the customers and to keep the line moving rapidly, the staff this year has done an excellant job.