Mesa High School - Superstition Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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SEMINAR FORMAT GIVES The English and social studies classes are conducted in a seminar format to allow students flexibility in scheduling their classes. With eight teachers and eleven courses , that's the only way to go. In almost every instance there are two or three courses being taught simultaneously. Classes are individualized as are most classes here at Central. Faculty And ' Staff FLEXIBILITY l . l wish the day would end say's Phillip O'Neal. 2. lt's the real thing says English teacher Stan johnson. 3.' Help say's Judy Butler in T.V. Production class . 4. Bob Milne and Larry Link wonder what their grade is while Patty Rodarte consults Mrs. Gill 5. Melinda Deloach, Rhonda Wainscott and Mona Sherman study hard in Stan's class. Voc . - Social Evaluator P .E . Construction studies gwaat. Al Peech Glen Richard Abrams Armenta Bartle - Bird