Mesa High School - Superstition Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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FAR LEFT: Girls' and Boys' League presidents, Becky Johnson and Mike Gamer explain the different services ,and social events sponsored by the organizations. UPPER CENTER: Mr. Doane inducts the Student Council officers into oflice.CENTER BELOW: Varsity Cheerleaders and Bunnies express pep and enthusiasm as they lead students in a cheer. LEFT: Student Body President, Paule Dalton, tells students the story behind Carry On during the Traditions Assembly. BELOW: Mr. Noble, Principle, expresses his welcome to the students of Mesa High for the new year. Student Life-Page ll

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Y ' , 5 'f o'o'.. w M? 3 w f'1e.14f.w f-L, .,gQ,v.i..-'.-...iq .ge-i,.,:. - f L- it. 1 , - ' . ,.-f g 1 W fs 'f.-.' ra- f. L L ' or 9 , 7 ,Vi ' g :x - 'H' f Q S I ' 4, - 'Qf'5':V'5i W Er... 'Ht-af. A ' ix? f 351, e -- I f i . Q I It t - . .fi 5 if .if 5 K Vi' I sr, r.,,y l Gpening Assemblies Start Year Assemblies throughout the past year touched many students. The Opening Assembly was to wel- come students to Mesa High. Dr. George Smith, Superintendant, and Mr. Noble formally welcomed new and retuming students. Jay Smith, State Director of Safety Education, spoke about gaining school spirit. The varsity football team was intro- duced to the students by Head Coach Reed Peterson. An assembly which informed sopho- mores and reminded juniors and seniors ofthe great past at Mesa High was the Traditions Assembly. Instead Page 10-Student Life of acting out several traditions, mem- bers of Student Council were given a puzzle piece. As each member told about a tradition, a piece ofthe puzzle was erected. The completion of the puzzle, except for the words Carry On , was a replica of the school seal. Paul Dalton then told the story of Carry Oni' as the climax of the as- sembly was the completion of the puzzle. Many students were touched as the halls of Mesa High seemed to talk to them with the Spirit of Mesa High. W t 4 A it Q' ' :H 'i '. 1 NO SMOKING

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ld and New Faces Look at All Girls The Old and New Faces As- sembly is held to introduce old and new faces to the student body. Songs, dance, and comedy were performed to show the different talents of indi- viduals. Mesa High proved to have many old faces with acting abilities along with several Sophies. Girls' League is an organization in which every girl on campus is a member. To introduce the activities for the year and to acquaint the girls with the council representatives, Girls' League held an All Girls' Assembly. Demonstrations of coming events were enacted to encourage some in- terest. The guest speaker was Mrs. .Iack Ross. She described her life and then opened the assembly for ques- tions. UPPER RIGHT: Gail Goodman and Susie Bowers introduce the many talents at the annual Old and New Faces Assembly. ABOVE: A Cappella's new singing group, The Super- stitions , sing Aquarius while doing their own thing to the beat. RIGHT: Further enter- tainment is provided by Sophomore Sandy Harmon with her original medley of popular songs. FAR RIGHT: Lana and Lila Palmer's song and comedy act shows how confusing identical twins can be. Page I2-Student Life