Mesa High School - Superstition Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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I I like 91 T , I , - HOT ACTIVITIES OF THE SUMMER, I One of the hottest ac- tivities of the summer was spending the day at AGolfland. Everyday you could find a crowd. There would be miles of lines of kids waiting to take their I turns down the water I slides, playing miniature golf, riding bumper boats, or playing video games. A good way to spend time and make money on ,iti Summer to us means to go up to Lake Powell, look for fun in the sun and have a rowdy good time. - Dave g-nf ' f I If f: ,. .: ',f I-t4.,f.ff? yTt t She works hard for the mon- ey - Gina Cuellar gladly assists customers while working on her summer iob. 12 Summertime 5 is 4 Fun in the sun -- Juniors get together to catch some rays on a boring summer day. l mt, 4, A I i , fa f 4-W I, I.,I the side was to get a sum- mer job. Students gained from this by not only put- ting money ln their pock- ets but by meeting many new friends outside of school. There were many par- ticipants in summer camps this year. Students attended camps such as Anytown, Boys and Girls State, Cheer and Pom camp, Student Council, Yearbook, and Music camps. It Two of the most enjoy- able activities of the sum- mer were sleeping in late and staying out evendlat- er!l! Hot spots for teens were Gold Rush, the Mall andlAMC theaters in Fies- ta Village. ll. . wrfff. Y Q If ,

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1 l2W 5 Both excitement and anxiety rang through the halls as new acquaint- ances, and old, met to commence a new school year. As usual, the first week of school showed a lot of personality, any- where from confused sophomores running fran- tically to find their 3 BOOGIE on down! David Conoway and Anne Moody get down to the beat of the music. 3-1- I. P ir 57. 4 sb A I The alarm rang . . . it's time to go to schoolagahm classes, to the returning juniors and seniors who patiently awaited the up- coming weekend. Of course, just to add a little spice, the teachers wast- ed no time in assigning hours worth of after school activities. Howev- er, the Howdy Hop and the Tradition Assembly 1 Are you in there? Steve Brokaw searches endless- ly for his long, lost pencil. saved the day for the be- wildered students. Adding relaxation, the Tradition Assembly introduced the old and new traditions of Mesa High. Slowly, the week came to a close and school became a part of our lives once moreg a year of fun and memory making experiences. IL