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

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(TOP) A frightened Frances Silvas holds on to the wagon for dear life as determined Sophomores Kenny Santos (pulling) and Vince Davi (pushing) beat out the freshman class for third place. (LEFT) A nonchalant Ron Torsy refreshes himself with a nice cold drink. (ABOVE) Tim McCafferty helps Mr. Casper to cool off in the Varsity C lub -sponsored sponge throw. Activities 51

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The Past Lives Again One could almost feel that pioneer spirit in the air as stu- dents showed up to school dressed in the style of early California. The day ' s events consisted of a costume contest, booth judging, three-legged gunny sack and wagon races, and a rare musical perform- ance by Mr. Jim Dalton. An abundance of foods and festivi- ties brought everyone together in the spirit of the occasion. ikV9v£ lib:? (TOP) Vocal chords straining, Mr. Dalton entertains the crowd with several humorous songs. (ABOVE) After placing in the costume contest, Kirt Melvin, Judy Gray, Loretta Pitford (first place), Lorrie Palmer, and Margaret Modarelli display their ribbons. (LEFT) Becky Salazar and Debbie Anaya smile after the drill team took top honors for the best decorated booth. 50 Activities

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she Who Laughs Last March roared in like a lion and brought with it the annual slave and revenge days. The girls went on the auction blocks first, with the guys engaging in fierce bidding to earn the right to have a slave for an entire school day. As slaves, the girls had to dress as their masters wanted, and they were required to perform slave tasks through- out the day. (TOP) Proving that fun and disaster go hand in hand with slave day are Heidi Gonzales and Nance Eason. (ABOVE) Frank Lujan and Tim McCafferty rattle their chains during the revenge day auction. (RIGHT) Milk goes flying as students allow their inhibitions to run wild as they are caught up in the fun of slave day.