Mesa High School - Superstition Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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i W ,J illln egarg Binh urthering their learning and understanding ot students travel from Mesa to Phoenix, the state capitol the state of Arizona and its Government, the and other places to broaden their knowledge. .Xi 4-iTi2'L. lv Front Row: David Nava V59 graduatel, David Frye, Virginia Anderson, Glenna Ong, Darrelyn Woodworth, Olena Nelson, Claudia Chapman. Second Row: Gene Bowers, Suzanne Sato, Judy Mumford, Sandra Crandall, Ann Harris, Mary Heiman, Mary Ann Leason, Susan Wells, Rose McCann. Back Row: Larry Morton, Linda Jorgenson, G, T. Young, sponsor, Lou Goodrum, Linda Woodard, Judy Riggs, Linda Jones, Kay Reid, Nolan Call lbus driverl, Marilyn Faast, Joe Comparin, Carol l-lamblin, Jeff Allred. American problems students were among other spectators who visited a session of the state legislature building. . 194 and the capital

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ancy Gates was crowned i960 FFA. Sweetheart by Joyce Vtfinterton, last year's Sweet heart, at the FF fx.Westerrw Dance hcld Friday, February l2, in the boys gym, She.will compete in August for the state title at the Arizona F.l3.A. convention, rirncr uhliratiun he Tri-Mu Hi-Lites is a science newspaper published by a group of six science club members under the editorship of Claudia Chap- man and the advisorship of Mr. Charles St. Clair. lt is issued by the science club in conjunction with the science department, Discussing plans for the next issue of the Tri-Mu Hi-Lites paper are seated Mr. St. Clair, sponsor, Betty Puckett, Claudia Chapman, editor, and Sheila Steadman. Standing are Mary Bolner and Michel Haase.

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b - mwg f 1. 1 5. , 1 - , 1 X'-.j, . W' XQt,v'g in . 'Vu Eau Z fig 5223i - W Participating in the annual Key Club project are Wayne Johnson, Winston Mathews, Bruce Hovde, Dick Kleinman, and Bill Courv. Mesa Hiqh Co-Eds enjoy masquerading as Beatniks at the annual All Girls Party 'I95