Mountain View High School - La Vista Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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Concentration is the key - Three members of Accent on Academics get ready to concentrate on answering the next question right. Giving her cutest smile - Lisa Mc- Donald tries to win the judges vote at the Junior Miss Pageant. mi. as if es: Q 'K ,E e X X I -5 -Q -X N7 x-,Z X ,l 3+ Answering correctly - During an Listening attentively - Members of Laughing if UP - B0h Castle 9hl0YS The 390hY of defeat - ACCENT Oh Accent on Academics meeting, Sara theteam try to comprehend the impor- H few laughs, while attending the an- Academics member shows disap- Kanutson desperately tries to get the tance of what their sponsor is saying. Dual Boys' Slate C0f1VGhli0f1 held at P0ihUhehi Wheh he fails T0 ah?-Wef 5 Fi9hl SFISWGF- NA question correctly. Pagefiiiillfi 267

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Decisions made he new year brought forth seven talented young women from Mountain View.These girls ap- plied and were chosen to com- pete in the 1986 Arizona Ju- nior Miss Pageant. Bridgitte Berge, captain of the 1986 Pom Line, won the Poise and Appearance divi- sion. While you were getting ready for those three short months of summer vacation, Girls' State and Boys' State were getting ready for an edu- cational experience. Girls' and Boys' State par- ticipated in a mock govern- ment with other Arizona stu- dents. Girls' State was held on June 4-10 at NAU, while Boys' State ran from June 2-8, at U of A. Other school-related activi- ties took place over the sum- mer also. One of those activi- ties was Anytown, sponsored by Greta Christner. Anytown was a human rela- tions camp in which ten Moun- tain View students attended one of three camp sessions. These students held group discussions on subjects rang- ing from religion to different problems they had with family. 266 Ciiiiflifiamps -........... Host of the show - Paul Creaseman Raz-ma-taz - Bridgitte Berge, cap- is in the spotlight as one of the hosts tain of the 1986 pom line, shows all of the 1986 Arizona Junior Miss Con- she's got at the Arizona Junior Miss test at Mesa High. Pageant-

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Students lend helping n an age when many people of the world seemed to ask of a project, What can I do to get out of this? There is still a devoted group of Moun- tain View students who work to help their peers. These stu- dents were involved in Peer Tutoring. Students must have a grade average of a 2.0 and also be approved by the tutor spon- sor, Louis Dodez, to be able to participate in this program. Helping hand - During class, Kambi Jones gives instructions to a student who she is helping. hand Peer Tutoring was designed to give students individual help in a class which was diffi- cult for them. Most students who were tutored and did their part to cooperate benefited from the individual help. lt makes me happy to see some- one improved after l've helped him or her, John Seiferth commented. Peer Tutoring seemed to build their self con- fidence and made them more independent learners. Teacherless tutoring - Mark Schneider, JR, is tutored by a comput- er while he is working on his SAT. 268 'QZZTTIZZUQ .,,. ..l1- The correct way - Louis Dodez assists one of his tutoring students while they correct papers.