Mountain View High School - La Vista Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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rgglulwgr ,WT ,rx t W' Floats, functions, feature fans, friends Pep Club sponsored Spirit Week with festivities including sweat suits, band-aids, combat boots, and crutches. Students decked out to show the football players they were behind them 100011. Class floats started a tradition of beauty and talent with the Senior float taking first place and the Sophies coming in sec- ond. Rain had hampered pro- duction slightly but loyal fans strived for completion of their endeavor. The Homecoming Assembly was enjoyable for all with skits, songs, royalty nominations, and fun friends highlighting the an- nual occasion.

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--'K welcome, acquaint sophies The first official student gathering of the 1978-79 year was the I-lello Assembly held in the school gym. With rousing fight songs and a King Tut skit, new students and teachers were welcomed into Toro country. Although the I-lello Dance was a place to welcome sophies, it was also an opportunity for all of the classes to boogie down. The sen- iors and juniors greeted class- mates whom they somehow didn't get to know last year. Even the faculty did some dancing with stu- dents and colleagues. Summer ro- mances were forgotten and fresh faces suddenly took on an en- chanting beauty. 13

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if 1- The Rise of Power was the motto for first place senior float winning five points in the class competition. 2-Second place with three points were the sophomores with their motto Time to go Forth . 3-Gyrating a hula at Homecoming Alumni assembly are Jack Garvin and David Foster. 4-Junior class float, Leading the Charge won third place with only one point. 5-Showing school spirit on Bang-'em-Up-Day are Mrs. Nelson, Greg Broberg, Theresa Partel and Sherry Matheson discuss first aid. 6-Music comes from the piano as Alumni Homecoming Queen Heidi Nelson plays at the assembly. I it ag X f fl tw 3- f 1' f , ' '. ,W 15 va