Mesa High School - Superstition Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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,qv if-wel arizona -see it all Arizona is full of rich and peaceful treasures. Within its boundaries all four seasons can be cap- tured at one time. During the scorching summer months, resi- dents can escape to the cooling waters of our many lakes or travel to Payson to relax under shady trees. Holding one of the seven wonders in its hands, Arizona is frequently visited and awed of its natu- ral beauty. D With so much available, it is hard to believe that we sometimes find ourselves sitting at home with nothing to do. The moment is now to explore and sightsee the land We call Arizona. Has any- body ever seen it all? 1- Paddle boats create both fun and exercise at Lake Havasu. 2- History is told in these cave dwellings at Montezuma's Cas- tle. 3- Boating and fishing are two of the favorites at Apache Lake. 4- Arizona captures its natural beauty in the Grand Canyon . which is one of the seven wonders. 5- Turquoise blue waters caused by minerals make Havasu Falls a sight to see. 6- Shady trees and cool waters can be found at Oak Creek Canyon. Wrihiria .W io QV W D Wir Q! Arizona 5

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a face in the crowd School. The one word that all of us have hated and loved t one time or another. Whether we were takin a critical exam or cheering a team on to Victory, Mesa High is and always will be an important art of our lifes. Being a ember of an 1800 family, we often Walked alo e to classes or sat quietly observing a rowdy pep assembly. Even so, when a day went wrong there was always a friendly face that could be found. Together we stood tall and were proud to be from Mesa High. We challenged our goals and expanded ur destinations. We involved our- selves in lubs, car caravans, variety shows, sports, frie dships, and special relationships. School. T e one word that will bring back cher- ished mem ries of our priceless moments spent at the home of the Jackrabbit. 1- Marie Diog and Ian Scott go punk with plastic wigs. 2- Bob Bartl tt, Darin Mitchell, Ken Diehl, Danny Moreno, John Scott, and Mark Obar act as Yo-Mamas security - guards. 3- Jeff Curtis shows the latest in footwear: checked vans. ' 4- Shan Mor n dresses in swimming attire during the open- ing assem ly. 5- Students r lly at the car caravan exclaiming Mesa is ffl. 6 Sherwin T ar decorates his car for the car caravan to the ' 7 Playing are Eleanor Ling and Maren Willis. 6-Mesa High