Mesa High School - Superstition Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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ll-Stars See Stars When Puffers Puff Them -Q1 5. ABOVE: Mark Glover portrays a concerned coach while he watches his team members try- ing to block the All-Stars. LEFT: With a one and a two and guess who? It's the cheerleaders?'? The All-Stars' cheerleaders show off when they see someone with a camera. On November 24, Student Council held an event that not only will be remembered in the hearts of students but also in the bruises. Student Coun- cil needed money for AFS for a for- eign exchange student next year so they held a Powder Puff game. The teams were the Green Bay Puffers consisting of the Bunnies and Cheer- leaders against the All-Stars, which were volunteers from each class. In the first quarter Linda Moody scored the one and only touchdown for the Puffers. Even though the All-Stars pushed very close to their goal line the gun sounded and the game ended with a 6-O score. Student Life - Page 25

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RIGHT: Carol Johnson hugs the football and tries to make it around the end of Ann Swenson and Jennifer James before they pull her tail off. BELOW: The Green Bay Puffers retrace their steps after fouling the All-Stars. Page 24 - Student Life

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Twenty-Fifth Year Is Honored Silver is as good as gold for the Mesa High A Cappella Choir as they celebrated the Silver Anniversary of the Vespers Service this year. Vespers is the Christmas program presented by the choir to the community each year. In preparation for the service invitations were sent to all alumni of the choir from the past twenty-five years. On the Saturday before Vespers a banquet was given to honor past directors of the choir, Mr. Denton and Mr. Hendrix. During the evening services many traditional Christmas songs were sung and several selections from the Messiah',, by Handel. A silver tray was given to the choir from the Westwood Honor Choir and the Mesa High Band presented them with a silver cake knife. Page 26 - Student Life ABOVE: Several early Saturday mornings are spent by the A Cappella choir rehearsing the Messiah in preparation for the Vespers Ser- vices. RIGHT: Cheryl Kotzmann and Debbi Tidwell practice the alto part of the Messiah ,