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

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1-Students enjoy the atmosphere at K- Mart while munching on hamburgers. 2- Randi Germaine tests the cuisine of a fast- food chain. 3-Adding catsup to his burger is Scott Harris. 4-Various sophies can be found in the school cafeteria. 5-Slirping shakes at Jack-in-the-Box are Keith Karam and friend. 6-Todd Tucker is caught chomping a fry at McDonalds. With a longer lunch hour this year, students found time to enjoy off-campus fast-food chains and restaurants. The cafeteria, which was also supported by students, reflected a less hectic atmosphere because of the double lunch hour schedule. Some people however, didn't bother with the usual lunch break. Relying upon their morning donut runs for their daily suste- nance, they enjoyed a full hour of relaxation and rapping on Toga hill. Longer lunch Sa'E1Sf1QS deep hunger SQPUOW3 nc- '- '- , - wi ra iw. .'l M - ' 1' ' n C 4 ' Q w Tn? Hlkl V 5 'f lv' ,SIN-h of Q 1 , 'S QKXEAS writ i Wm ,, -I filling, lt f Q- M' rf A f 5' git. I Wim x if Q '-if -' rr. .'f . 4 x lj I . fy X , J' f -f 'f ' S- .- ' i - V ll ' l V , Y in i A M324 4 1 1 . . 5' 'V' ' '

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1-Smiling, Anne Krall enjoys life in Amer- ica. 2-Mike Nakade fits into the student body as one of our own Toros. 3-Demon- strating their skills in photography class are Anne Krall and Brenda Frazier. 4-Ms. Panaro, Kevin Smith, Jim Frankhauser, Anne Krall, Tom Lipka, Brenda Frazier, and Melissa McDonnell, crush a bug. 5- Mike Nakade has kept his eyes open, 1 learning much about America. 6-Distract- ed from studying in class is Anne Krall. 7- Flashing the tom sign are Mike Na- kade, and Anne Krall with Lyric Boyle, Connie Brooks, Tony Calderone, Mike Clawson, Mary Reardon and Julie Nel- son. 8-Mike Nakade seems happy to have been a Mountain View Toro, and will sa- vor memories. un ' ' m K ' ' 'll i K,-N F From Dlsseld Anne Krall, a Mountain View foreign exchange student from ,ff 33 orf with pride , daughter, Kathy Schmitz, attend- g , ing Mountain View in the class of , V 8O'. Anne notes that both students 'J Disseldorf, Germany, is Proud to be a Mountain View student . And is also impressed with the school spirit. I received a warm welcome from both students and faculty, Anne said. Her American family is the Schmitz family who also have a and faculty have shown sincere in- terest in her experiences and life in Disseldorf. As for herself, she has had an exciting time at Mountain View because the student body spirit is so magnificent. za 'S-Q...