Mountain View High School - Aegir Yearbook (El Monte, CA)

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Pep Rallies and Assemblies Soloist Sid Rementeria at a pep rally, ' kaau cm i tkhS ' ' 2: m Patsy Grady performing at a pep rally. Band and choir playing and singing at Christmas assembly. , f « AA Guitarists play Morning Has Broken, t WHITE ICftt OaMITF Viti Spring semester elections assembly. , iMKI J«OI3TIHWi [ I

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As the night of homecoming appmached, tfie final touches were put on the preparations for the evening ' s festivities. Voting for the King and Queen narrowed tlie list of candidates to the final ten. The float committee, headed by Gina Gonzales and Sandy Earnest, spent many hours planning and decorating. That night, as the gun sounded ending the first half, the Varsity trailed Arroyo 7-0, but our spirits weren ' t dampered as we cheered for our favorite candidate as the princesses arrived in antique cars. They were escorted through an archway of bailoons, and the moment had arrived. As the words, Queen Terry Galindo , echoed over the loud speakers, the lights went out and the crowd was treated to a spectacular display of fireworks, including the spelling of the queen ' s first name in fireworks. Afterwards, Miss Galindo was crowned by last year ' s queen Alma Reyes. A proper finale to the ceremony was provided by the football team, for trailing 7-0 with only 11 seconds left in the game, QB Jim Morris completed a pass to Joe Wriqht to set up a TD pass to Tom Calderon, climaxed by a two-point conversion pass to Troy Tillett to win the game. Later that night we danced to the sounds of Villa as Danny Chavez was announced homecoming king witli court of Bill Gil, James Trujillo, Antonio Raigosa, and Tom Calderon. Thanks to Mr. Castruita and all the others who helped to make tliis year ' s homecoming a super night to remember. I ' )

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Early Calif. Days Cinco de Mayo i .A.A, I jV ' jScve ' Voi, S J ?uncj ' Monica, Mrs. Rey, and Caria giving a sales pitch to sell candy apples. ' ■ Seniors receiving best decorated booth award. Mr. Martinez and Mr. Contreras in the swing of Cinco de Mayo. Classes competing in sack race. Folklorico performing at Early California Days. Cinco de Mayo and Early California Days, two events the commission sponsors yearly, proved to be a great success. On each day the different classes and clubs set up booths and sold various things to raise money. Early California Days was highlighted by a costume contest and square danc- ing. Los Camperos was the band playing at lunch- time for Cinco de Mayo. The student body and faculty enjoyed both events. funri: 1975 Cinco de Mayo Queen Gracie Lopez and her court Margie Galvan, Adele Camerena, Doris Cano, and Virginia Batrez.