Mesa Grande Academy - Reflections Yearbook (Calimesa, CA)

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Tears and Cheers Everyone has good and bad days. Sometimes, littk things trigger off tears of frustration, like when your pen blotches all over your Bible assignment. On other days things go much better. All-in-all, these many moods make up the tears and cheers of Mesa Grande.

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1. OVER A BARREL — Two young ladies are intrigued by the mysterious contents of the playground barrel. 2. FOREIGN LANGUAGE EXPERTS — Michelle Sakala, Angie West. Monty Schultz and David Jones demon- strate their knowledge of foreign writ- ing. 3. THE WORLD FROM A DIFFER- ENT ANGLE — Brian Hollcman and Scott Alexander tlip over a Hipped view of life. 4. I TOLD YOU I COULD DO IT — Billy Butler and Daryl Hill survey A+ papers with pride. Expressions WHAT BREAKS THE MONOTONY OF SCHOOL FOR YOU? Dale. Nothing. Fire drill.s. Homework. Flying paper wads. Iowa Test of Basic Skills — Lori Rick — Kelvin Martin — Jeff Schaefer — Melody Dobson — Russ Nelson — Staci Franz Not having my name on the board. ' — Dan Mracek Flirting. Seeing Mike everyday. Sleep. Playing legos. Doing crafts. — Lisa Carr — Karyn Jones — Michael Darkens — Peter Jacobson — Angie West When the teacher says something dumb. — Chandra Hart Thinking about something else. Tracy Bugh Kxprc ' sMiin I I

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Expressions WHAT WAS YOUR MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT? The first time I sang a solo. — Wayne Beams Falling flat on my face right in front of my girlfriend. — Mike Magie Walking into the girls restroom on accident. — Mike Quishenberry When my pants split open in third grade. — Heidi Teichman Running the wrong way in a football game. — Jody Sears Saying a part in a Christmas program and having the microphone fall over on my head. — Danny Wilson Last year ' s school pictures. — Leslie Andrus I ' ve had many of them. — Michelle Mills Yelling at my sister and then walking into a wall. — Sherry Allison