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- , Mesa High Cans Mesa High once again came out on top when Yule times drew near. Christmas is a time of giving as well as recieving and the spirit of Christ- mas seemed to touch Mesa High stu- dents more this year. Mr. Doane's class started the firey spirit with a spark of competion by challenging all classes to beat him and give the winning class a doughnut party to boot. Many classes accepted the chal- lenge and devoted much of their spare time to collecting cans from many people in Mesa. Many students brought cans from their homes as well as donating money to go toward more cans. Mesa finally came out with a grand total of over 6,000 cans, and with an upset victory over Mr. Doanes, class, Mr. Bradshaw's class won with a total of 1,244 cans. Mesa Christmas High collected more cans than West- wood and some other neighboring schools put together. Yes, the spirit of giving in our school still surpass- es any school around, as quite evident in this case. As usual, Mesa High was decked out with her silver bells, trimed trees and jolly atmosphere. Festive music filled the surrounding area of the A. V. room making the Christmas feeling complete. Candy canes could be bought everytime one turned around and hot chocolate made the frosty mornings more bearable. The foreign language and A Cappella students supplied the Christmas carrols as well as a cheery assembly to top off a wonderful week to remember. The Christmas spirit was all around Mesa High this year, as always. BELOW: The victorious class of Mr. Bradshaw poses with the cans that they collected. . .rt 1 X i i Student Life - page 29
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ihnul.. ABOVE RIGHT: At the Christmas formal Lydia Longhurst and her escort exchange a- mused glances during a dance. ABOVE: Ray- mond Blair and Marion Hoy seem to be en- joying themselves as they sit at their table dur- ing the 70-71 Christmas Formal. RIGHT: Two couples share words and food near the refresh- ment table where cake and punch were served to all. Student Life - Page 30 it
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