Mesa High School - Superstition Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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if we 114, 4.44 afifw 5 I ' If W ,. A 'Q I 3' Witfrgf ' f , ' ML' , .1 - -1, J hm-1., ce' JAY DEAN JONES: Teacher of iunior English, senior grammar, member assembly steering committee, sponsor of Gah Tso Club. A3 MARY REID: Teacher of iunior English, advanced composition 1 sponsor of El Coneio. . 1,35-a, Q.. ' g .I I - fy .I A ff? s Ti ll, - T V I i ads ' f 'M .. ...I fs S VIRGINIA TAYLOR: Teacher English, SSFIIOI' Qfammafi sponsor of mother-daughter tea, Co-Ed, member Of 5' wards committee. gimp fs ,W 1' 4 r 2' -eff' , .W Z WM 1' Il 0- - ' ffwff. fi Zz L 'ff' 1 ff' If FRED KESSLER: Teacher of fl'95llm5n and sophomore English,sponsor sophomore fall party, ' wi M-'F Y . 1 . X . M L , ,j fy' 5 A ' ,z -af. , JOAN SODERBACK:TeaCher of sophomore and junior English, sponsor of Tri-Hi-Y, iunior' assembly, Watch for your cue. Don't get out of character, show a little reac tion. So goes the rehearsal in Mrs. Buffington's dramatics class. Here in the Readers' Guide you can find The reference you need Oh, how familiar that is to iuniors as they prepare fo Wrife their research papers. ii ,f, Qs ,.., -28-

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What? Mr. Jones teaching history? No, but we do learn a lot of facts in our English class while learning to express ourselves better. YUN IV' JOYCE FRESEMAN: Teacher of freshman and sophomore English: sponsor of Tri-Hi-Y, Sophie Hop, Debate Club, Class debates are one ofthe ways the iuniors in Mr. Criddle's English class learn to express themselves and to think on their feet. -27- xfx MARGARET HEYWOOD: Teacher of English litera- ture, junior English SPON- sOr of F.T.A., member of foreign exchange committee IDA HUBER: Teacher of sophomore Englishg spon- sor of sophomore fallldance, member of faculty social Committee. acs' s E - f ri ' I .X f f, - ,IQ i ' Q-'UG A 'Q , , lx - . 'rag V E ' , ' R - . is f X Q r . I- -tri .,-.' if K JERRY HUFFAKER: Teacher of sophomoreEnglishgsoph- omore chairmanof Gah Tso Rally, member of faculty social committee.

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0,bL'6cwmZ .lcwqcmgea You can aImosT speak Russian as well as The Russians, remarked Mike as he and Jerry SmiTh hurried Toward Old Main. IT is going To Take a greaf deal more pracTice and experience Than l have had so far To accomplish ThaT, answered Jerry. lT Takes years of insTrucTion To masTer a language. l've learned iusT how much efforT iT does Take, Thanks To my Spanish class This year, grinned Mike. Jerry answered, Yes, iT Takes inTensive work. As The world draws closer and closer TogeTher, we musT ac- quainT ourselves wiTh The language of oThers. lT's good we have an ouTsTanding language deparTmenThere. You've hiT The nail righT on The head, Jerry. Here's my Spanish class, so as They say in Dufch, 'sayonara '. QW ,X X X.. 1 F' - 'S' GILBERT ORRANTIA: Head WARREN SCHOFIELD: Tea- of foreign language de- Cher of Spanish, French, Daffmenfi Teacher of Spanish, member of Ticket and gafe French, sponsor of' Spanish commiTTee, sophomore class Club. chairman. The seFioriTas wear serapes and som- breros like ThaT when They go To bull- fighTs? Well, The props add a liTTle color To The Spanish class period, anyway. Now righT here in Marseille is where are sfory is Iaid. We may noT sound like nafive Frenchmen, but in Mr. Scholfield's class we Talk in French. --A N, uv,-f' L H' NJ, lim, T 'N ' ly I V y W ,W Timer ' H ,, new-f -' 'l f i T fi . Mmm. , , . .W . - V ,,,,,..4-ww-4 'Nw ..29... :QQ 5' . RAY SHIP'-EY! Teacher of BARBARA SODERN: Teacher SpanishgSDOl'1SOF Of Spanish of German, Spanish, spon- Club, Senior fall dance- sor of Gold Key, waTer car- nival.