Mira Mesa High School - Mirada Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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Finally pushed to prime time showings of upperclass- men, Juniors -worked the supply and demand of a comparatively smaller class of 799 to their advantage. Reaching sweet sixteens sometime before or during eleventh grade, marketability increased with the addition of cars and jobs. Hardly in the fine print of a Junior contract, was the toughest year experienced by those fighting through AP exams, working for a high G.P.A. to put on college transcripts, or PSAT trials. No slacking this year. Christy Snow Going fast in the high school market, Junior Class Council members sought to push their seniority advantage over the competition, for a build up on next year's prom funds. Higher priorities meant possible dance sponsorship, along with the basic car wash and candy sale fundraisers. 4. 1.

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ff T M 'V V A fruit X R' A ' mg- -Ding A day did not go by without someone using the telephones on campus. The sudden rise in price from ten to twenty cents had not affected the students wallets. The telephone to many students like Erika McGehee and Bobby Reed was the second best thing to having a car. Phones on campus were usually for quick messages but during lunch hours and after school students were hogging the phone with long conversations causing a line to build up behind them. Many of these conversations were guys and girls calling one another making dates and writing down answers for their homework that should have been finished last night. Instead, students called up the friend that was absent to get the answers. Phones on campus have not yet caused any major problems and show that it was a great idea, that was if you ever got a chance to use the phone. Erika McGahee takes time at lunch to talk to her sick boyfriend Bobby Reed tries to get a ride to avoid walking home, Wendy West Carl Wheeler Angela White Brian White Bradley Whitehead Lisa Wigand Julie Wiggins Joseph Williams Julie Williams Lavonne Williams Lorelie Williams Sheryl Williams Tristan Williams Michael Willis Charles Wilson Susan Wiseman Cammy Wolske Natalie Woodward Kim Worthen Cynthia Wright Lena Yahja Clement Young Felicia Young Jennifer Zaruk Robert Ziaes Nicole Zimmerman Katheryn Zuercher MM Marauder Sophomores 125

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1. Susan Bartholomew and Tammy Beam swap gossip amidst a mobbed locker bay at passing period, the hot spot for a scoop. Q. Brent Demko downs the contents of his baby bottle, to bring juniors a second place in the lunchtime Competitions. 3, Karen Hernandez opts to hide from reality of her toughest year in AP History. 4. The Junior Class Council consists of,top row, Eileen Sandoc,Secretary, Grace Monton, President, Karen Hemandez, Wee President, front row, Kerry Smith, Commissioner of Publicity, Kathleen Agbayani, Treasurer, Nada AI-Bwardi, Commisioner of Activities, 5 Wendy Grofscik finds time to kick back during lunch and soak in some rays. Junior Division 127