Mesa Grande Academy - Reflections Yearbook (Calimesa, CA)

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.V 4 ■•A.-, r jta 7T (TO .gp- j» ,1- 1 ' ■lI 13 Pv K 1 L I. WATCH OUT FO! COMES DEREK GIN . ., in the way of this Mr. Cool. 2 OF COURSE I ' M WORKING! — Mr. Miller claims innocence to loitering charges. 3. THAT WAS A CRIPPLING EXPER- IENCE. — Miss Bohlman unhappily and unwillingly spent the first couple of weeks of school on her trusty crutches. . THANK GOODNESS FOR FRI- DAYS!! — John Hoey smirks as he thinks about his exciting plans for Sunday. 5. JUST HANGING AROUND — Monica Monte and . nt:ic West hang out on the bars. 6. IF LIFE IS A BOWL OF CHERRIES WH.AT AM I DOING IN THE PITS?! Todd Hooker wonders what motivates him to do so many sit-ups. 7. OUR NEWEST ME HALL OF LAME! -- «(IPIIil»IBccs to the from to receive his Most Dramatic award from Mrs. TrcibIc and ihc two clowns.

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Together We Tried As you leaf through the pages of this annual remembering the fun and the hurts of this past year, I hope you will also remember those limes when you were helped out by someone else, I ' m sure we all ean think of times when others took a few minutes to explain an assignment that we just couldn ' t comprehend the wa the teacher said it. All of us have had lousy and fantastic days but what matters is that we worked together to make this year a success. We ' ve made it through all tho.se endless hours of math and English, the hundreds o ' laps around the field for P.E., and all the times we had to work through lunch to finish an assignment. By pulling together we ' ve all made this ear just a little bit better. Expressions WHAT WILL YOU MOST REMEMBER ABOUT THIS YEAR AT MESA GRANDE? Taming the seventh graders. — Mrs. Ro- senthal When my skirt fell down in front of everyone, because it got stepped on. — Shondi Opp Miss Bohlman ' s announcements while in front of a church congregation! — Doug Plata Popsicies in fourth grade. — Michelle Sa- kala The best, best, best, best, best, best teacher. — Jennifer Brower The aerobics with Mrs. Rosenthal (some of them I wouldn ' t have believed were aero- bics!). ' — Heather Wise l.T.B.S. testing. ' — Robbie Flannery The nutritious food! — Mayada Bishara Hard work. — Dale Ahslock Coming back to school from the beach on the bus! ' — Lisa McCrary Mrs. Williams singing in the middle of social studies. Ugh!!! — Susi Burke Jesus. — Peter Jacobsen Typing! — Jerry Teel

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Dedication Greg Wagner The annual staff is pleased to dedicate Reflections SS to our hard vvori ing maintenance man, Mr. Greg Wagner. Greg Wagner came to Mesa Grande in September of 79. He graduated from Colton High School and also worked at Loma Linda Universitx for three years before coming here. Mr. Wagner spends his days painting, mowing lawns, building cabinets, keep- ing equipment runnmg, and repairing chairs, tables, and desks. There doesn ' t seem to be any dead truck, lawn mower or jigsaw that he cannot coa. the life back into. S Everyone appreciates Mr. Wagner ' s willingness to help and his dependabil- ity. This is our special way to say thanks to Mr. Wagner for the work he does be- hiiid the scenes that keeps our school runnmg. 1 STLLR CLEAR Ol PRESS PHOTOCiR.A- PHERS — Greg sneaks around campus with his camera to shoot some unsuspecting person, 2 BLT I Ji;.ST FIXED THOSEI - Wonder- mg if he ' ll ever catch up on all the repairs. Greg looks a bit weary. 1 Ol R 1R I l, IT Nothing is too broken or too demolished for Greg to fix. 4 ON YOUR MARK . GET SET MOW! — Greg attacks the mammoth job of mowing the football field. I OH Dedication