Lee J. Huber Approaches 70 Year Reunion
November 5, 2019Lee J. Huber Approaches 70 Year Reunion – Four Family Generations “Carry On” the Mesa High Tradition! Lee Josef Huber comes from a family that has long been associated with Mesa High. His father, Lee Jacob Huber, graduated from “Old Main” Mesa Union High School around 1916; Lee and his three brothers […]
Retired MHS Drama Teacher Continues to “Carry On” the Magic!
August 29, 2019Retired MHS Drama Teacher Continues to “Carry On” the Magic! Retired drama teacher Sandy Stones, who dedicated her 12 years at Mesa High to creating magic not only on the stage in the school auditorium but also in the lives of those students who participated in the classes and productions she taught and directed, played […]
Choir Teacher “Carries On” in Footsteps of Former MHS Music Mentors
June 14, 2019MHS Choir Directors Connie Turley & Marilee Jones Decker Choir Teacher “Carries On” in Footsteps of Former MHS Music Mentors Mesa High’s Choir teacher, Marilee Jones Decker, is no stranger to the choir and orchestra rooms in the Performing Arts building – nor to the stage in the MHS auditorium. A 2008 alumnus, she not […]
Mr. Baser “Carries On” For 23 Years
May 23, 2019Mr. Baser “Carries On” For 23 Years Asking Students Same Question Mike Baser, who has taught in the Mesa High Social Studies Department since 1996, still asks the same question of his students today at the beginning of each class period that he asked those he taught on his first day of teaching 23 years […]
Cousins Continue to ‘Carry On’ in Life
March 12, 2019Sikahema, Tafuna Cousins Carry Ball for MHS – Continue to ‘Carry On’ in Life Two sets of brothers, Vai and Kap Sikahema, and David and Fabian Vaingamalie “Vai” Tafuna – all first cousins – carried the football for Mesa High School over a 20-year span, from 1980 to 2003, then carried on a family tradition […]
Reunions ‘Carry On’ for 8 Decades for 1938
March 12, 2019Reunions ‘Carry On’ for 8 Decades for 1938 Alumnus Oakley J. Ray Oakley Ray was Senior Class President when he graduated from Mesa High in 1938, along with 152 other classmates – the largest MHS graduating class up until that time. He played on both the football and basketball teams and was active […]
