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

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1. Practice makes perfect! David Conner, Mike Tomusulo and Robby Berg are caught putting the final touches on their tuba performance. 2. Afiefesdapygyng the mob scene in the media center, Ana Gerhardt, Amyfdames and Nancy Gutierrez exit with new books and tired arms. 3. Tour guides Stacey Lambeth and Niki Lofft plot their course through the Mira Mesa maze for new students: Christine Harrell, George Stokes, Mike Burkhart, Gus Gonzalez anddeff Genewerin. Over 500 students attended the orientation during the last week of vacation. Mira Mesa and well deserve athletic offered college graduates a on college competition. athletic A wide range of and organizations gave and began a streak of excellence by everyone a chance to get involved and join in CAP proficiencles administered in the success story. of Potential was actively affected by growth trail of success behind them, within and outside the community. Hundreds not going to put a halt to their rushed to new housing in the sizzling suburbia they decided to bask in of Mira Mesa and Scripps Ranch fora piece of ahead of them jWith ay the action. Ten years down, and burning up lots of ,110 gg gfgundf the state with ,ploaded potential- Hot! POTENTIAL

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,L hi. W 514 U al' --, ,--' 1. Grace Mortera and Eilynn Biscocho sit together and rest after their halftime performance. 2. During lunch, Marauder ivian struts his stuff high and above his fellow students. 3. After greeting old friends, the spirited crowd impatiently awaits the arrival of a pumped-up football team. lm --'A- .fl '95 ,,. I tudent life made the Hot Spot a favorite s place to be. No matter what the activity or event, it almost always revolved around our community. Lunchtime activities brought out the big crowds as enthusiastic participants competed for sought-after spirit points. Whether a pre-game cheer or a tricycle relay race, support for the teams and the battle between the classes was well represented. After school, clubs and organizations gathered to plan for future activities and fundraisers. Night sports under the stadium lights were big favorites, with blue and gold clad Marauders, playing and cheering to win. When the game was over the heat got hotter in the gym, where dances let everyone show their own stuff! Off campus, there were plenty of other activities that kept the pace going. Fast food and fast cars gathered groups of friends together to cool down at a favorite spotg the beach, the malls, the movies, vacant office buildings, foreign countriesg wherever their wills and their wheels could take them. Some engaged in group gossip discussions, others set off in search of fast-paced excitement. Of most importance, whether it was a party or a pep rally, the Mira Mesa Marauders were there, and in full force. STUDENT LIFE DIVISION 9