Mesa High School - Superstition Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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A Climax To Golden Years Of Service Lost in the inner recesses of Mesa High in a maze of small rooms and endless miles of corridors thrives a department that contributes much to the students idea of his world. Always willing to serve yet receiving little reward, this department brought the world of modern science. great plays. and many more exciting phases of life into the classroom. Headed by a man dedicated to the principals of the best possible AudioVisual practices, this department has grown and expanded until it has become one of the best in the state. The witty and erudite man, who was seen scurrying to and from the depths of his department was a silent partner in the ever broadening rnind of todays student. Always on the look out for films, records. and other Audio Visual materials, he gathered information for Mesa Highs varied classes. This self-styled writer and historian has contributed much to the field of education for Mesa High School as well as for the profession in the state. As past president of Arizona Education Association and a member of the Professional Polices Committee he has been instrumental in bringing about needed changes in education at the state level and at the local level. A man rich in experience and sound in judgement, Mr. Feeney has come to be known as the sage of Mesa High. Admired and respected by all those who have known him through the years, Mr. Feeney has maintained his silent yet forceful position in the molding of the opinions of faculty and students of Mesa High. Almost as silently as he worked he will leave and Mesa High will lose its silent working partner. After twenty-four golden years of service Mesa High bids farewell and thanks. 5 iff- nf 'iv wr AV! flffl On the lookout for any defect in A. V. materials and equipment, Mr Feeny checks the condition of a newly arrived roll of film. Climbing the stairs Mr. Feeney is caught on his A check is made on the equipment shelves in In the materials preparation room, Mr. Feeney way to the film center. the A. V. center by Mr. Feeney. calls on the paste for an art print. r l

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