Mesa High School - Superstition Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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rela tive of rudolph makes guest appearance Emceed by Michael the Millionaire Moose CJ eff Curtisl, the Christmas assembly was held on De- cember 17. The opening act was a robot dance by Steven Comer to Funky Town . Following this dance, several selected athletes served as the victims of the Bun-Buns . Former student Dan Sherwood sang All the Time while Steven Phelps accom- panied him on the piano. The Bun-Buns intro- duced the next act which was Friday Morning Live performed by Student Council. Valerie San- chez, Diana Noble, Paul Chapman, and Marshall Matthews entertained the audience with a medley of Christmas songs. Following the medley, the varsity cheer squad danced to On the Loose by Sage. A comical routine was acted out by Paul Alexander portraying Bing Crosby while Chris Rivera jammed on the guitar. Closing the assem- bly was the 1982-1983 bunnies who danced to a song by the Chipmunks. X ,i .. -Ex .. if.. ... 1- Mark Talbot and Bob Bartlett show off their ballet tech- niques while the other dancers observe. 2- Bing Crosby fPaul Alexanderj sings with his finger in his Ear. 3- Marshall Matthews, Valerie Sanchez, Diana Noble, and Paul Chapman sing One in a Million . 4- Jeff Curtis and Jeff Rush tell their children that they are expecting a baby. 5- Tommy Parker and Tom Dastrup boogie to Mickey while Bob Ferrin and Darin Mitchell's curiosity gets to them. - Varsity cheerleader, Mishawn Jackson takes a flying leap. 6 7- Wendy McMillan and DeeAnn O'Dell finish a dance routine. 8 - Emcee, Michael the Millionaire Moose f.leff Curtisj, asks the audience for their approval of the bulbs on his antlers. 9- Mesa High alumni Dan Sherwood and Steven Phelps enter- tain the audience with an oldy but goody. Christmas Assembly 27

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'W-,,,.,4f if Ig 'L if i auf' law! . 5, i L . l -i -.N l I v i Studen ts show talent in Vario us art forms The art department offers classes in diverse as- pects of art to satisfy the needs of MHS students. Classes include commercial art, beginning and ad- vanced drawing, crafts, beginning and advanced jewelry, beginning and intermediate ceramics, painting, beginning and advanced photography and silkscreen. Mesa High art students have traditionally won numerous awards in local competition including National Scholastic and the State Fair. Mesa does just as well, if not better, than any other big school in the state. The results of competition has proven that, said Jesse Castellano, photography teacher. - Brian Kay took this photograph. - Amy Beck made this bracelet while Becky Thatcher de- signed the key chain. - A stipling drawing done by Deanna Bunch. - In a unique art project, Eric Jones sculpted the picture of a girl, modled after a photograph, into a vase. 5- Noel Cormack showed her skill in this pencil drawing. 6- Sandy Castro risked her life in the exotic Phoenix Zoo to capture the ferocious lifestyle of this man-eating lion. 7- Janel Campbell created this pottery set. 1 2 3 4 Arts and Crafts 29