Mesa High School - Superstition Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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l W altef Pad he is the best head custodi- L B an l have ever had the privi- lege to work with in my 20 years of education, stated Mr. Robert Free about Walter Ard, Head Custodian. Coming from Pensacola, Florida, Walt moved to Arizona in 1958. He has been working at Mesa High for nearly eight years. Walt was a favorite custodian here and his smiling face was always a welcome sight. He was never heard to say no to any- thing requested and always did his best to get something done, Thank you Walter Ard. Dedication 3

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C i D rin a Sop Arte g hie Election Skit, Wade Williams imitates hildhood character. Mr, Rogers hf f b g fh d h pirit by hold g g d h g h d F YOCI DARE. What amazing words. Each has its own part, its own purpose to the phrase. Re- move one and the meaning is lost. Leave them intact and discover the essence of Mesa High. IF. IF is the smallest of the three words, but it carries much of the responsibility. IF is the part that questions, that wonders, that says, Will you? Will you join Class Council? Will you play tennis? Will you ask Jane to the dance? the outcome of the year depends on the answer to IF. YOU. YOU is surely the cont. on p. 6 t Opening 5