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

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Une 0 I Q I P ' ne Soiree a Paris, fAn Evening in Paris, was a very appropriate name for the Homecoming Dance. The cafeteria, where the dance was held, was divinely decorated. All around there were small round tables with red checked table- cloths over them, and a flower setting on each table. About the floor were many street lamps that gave just a touch of light and a certain romantic atmosphere to the dance. In the center of the floor was a crepe paper replica of the Eiffel Tower, sur- rounded by shrubbery and balloons. The dance floor was very lively. Many couples were dancing, good music was being playedg and to go with the music there was a light show. Most couples that attended the dance went out to dinner, sometime before or after the dance. Some favored restau- rants would include: Bobby lVlcGees, for a bit of entertainment during dinner, The Point, for a touch of class, Hungry Tiger for seafood, and Blaclc Angus for those steal: lovers. The dance was very memorable. For some couples the dance started their night off great, for others it ended their night beautifully. Janelle Hyslppe and Pete Cummins share a dance as this year's Homecom ing King and Queen. Lisa Holman and her dare display a couple of the different corsages that were given at Homecoming. 28 Homecoming Dance 0 Q 'idx

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Brian Glover and Becky Halls de- cide that sharing each 0!l'ltK'5 company is much better than dancing. Eugene Bankson and daze Angie Mercurio sake advantage of the music to :ry our a few dance steps. Q4 as ' 'Q' L... ll 'll' N. Qs' .4 Q lllllllll I I lllllllllllllllllllll an OOOLQQQOQ O' Y Q , XQ Alt Er? Nva Qc ew NZ I1 fe Vg A on W-'3 Y v 4 v ?.' Y ,F Og. 30,4 1' next dance. picture lalrcn. dw Sophomore Chris Moore and alumnus Jeff Dunn sul and wan for the Jane! Adams and jeff Ray finally reach xhe from of the lm: ro ge: their H omecommg Dance 29