Mesa High School - Superstition Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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ff' fp, .,f i i i i f SETH w. SWANN KENNETH o. THOMPSON WARREN w. WELLS BRUCE H. WHEELER LEE YARsoRouGH Mechanical DFBWIHQ Crafts Social Studies American History Business lls lhe Wa r. Swann, co-chairman of the Christmas'Formal, is co-sponsor of Boys' League and a member of the Auditorium committee. Mr. Thompson, senior sponsor, is a member of the senior Farewell Dance committee. Mr. Wells is General Chairman of all school clubs and the sophomore class. Mr. Wheeler, junior G. THEODORE YOUNG Journalism sponsor, works on the Auditorium committee. Mr. Yarborough, junior sponsor, helps with all junior activities, Mr. Young, is Quill and Scroll advisor and co-chairman ot the senior class Fall Party. Mrs. Macdonald is a member ofthe Faculty Social committee and helps with Girls' League. Mr, Portillo is in charge of the school photography and printing department. ln addition, most ot the teachers participate in civic activities. MABLE A. MACDONALD Assistant Librarian 'gealchers enjoy program at the annual new teachers' initiation held at south mountain ar MICKEY PORTILLO Photographer

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IDA PIERPONT English .sam rfffi, ROSA POLING Home Making Mr. Pete Navarrete helps a student pronounce a lesson in French. T, lls lhe leach Typing rs. Pierpont is a member ofthe Foreign Exchange committee and a sophomore sponsor. Mrs. Poling, senior sponsor, is F.H.A. co-sponsor. Mr. Porter, senior sponsor, is a member of the Auditorium' ERV REID MARY C. REID Committee. Mr. Reid, junior sponsor, helps virith M MafhefnHf'CS English club. Mrs. Reid, sophomore sponsor, helps with Girls' League Affairs. Mr. Russell, junior sponsor, is chairma of the Foreign Exchange committee, and co-chairma of the Junior-Senior Prom. Mrs. Shouse holds National Honor sponsorship and is on the Professional Growt committee. Mr. Sizemore, junior sponsor, heads th Stadium and Gym committee as co-chairman. Mr. Smith, co-chairman of the Assembly Steering com- mittee, is a sophomore sponsor. Mr. Stephenson, junior sponsor, is club advisor for Brush and Palette. RALPH RUSSELL DOROTHY SHOUSE MELVIN SIZEMORE LYNEER SMITH GRIFFIN S. STEPHENSON American H'StOfv Bioloav Auto Mechanics Music Arg 24

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We lhree tudents form another important line-especially at Mesa High, where a powerful student govern- ment reigns. What lines the students build determine how well the school stands. Some years are better than others, de- pending upon the accomplishments achieved by the students. Students make the classes to be taught. There they have the responsibility of increasing their knowledge. A line may be a desk. The good student sits and lis- tens attetively to the lessons. This is the student that learns the most and is most likely to succeed. The poor student sits and disturbs the pupils surround- ing him. He causes disaster to himself and to those he distracts. A line can be the student body as a groupg it can be the student council that leads the others. Some may see three different lines representing . 'ku-at - 's 'S N. X Students Student Body Officers ........ Student Council ........... Boys' League ....... Girls' League ............. Seniors ...,...................... Senior Class Officers ....... Senior Activities .......... Junior Class Officers. ..... . Juniors ............................... Junior Activities .........,........, Sophomore Class Officers ........ Sophomores .............. ........,... Sophomore Activities .......