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

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A concerned student consults counselor Bob Miller about classes that will better prepare her for college. 1f 33 ' l J 5 1 ' , 'll K M' In M. Y !n,- Y if Jax in A dl' fll' , in l i .,4 l iq fl r Hi ' J -v f K 1 1 S 1 :iz '- 'fi-, u. Bob Miller in his Sunday clothes at the age of three. Bob Millerg sons Mike and Bobg wife Cfarolyng and daughters Jean and Kathy. Mr. Miller shows that unforget- table smile in his junior high pic- ture. A , .r 3 LMJ his OH' xi llll f' ,415 'i 'Uh .r, af- ff- L, 4 Mr. MilIer's Parkersburg High school graduating portrait. if rs 1 wr c Q

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Setting Higher Standards Leading ln Academics n emphasis on academics, after having won over 7 million in scholarships last year, reflected in the three types of iplomas for the 1984 graduating lass: the standard diploma, the en- orsed diploma, and the standards of xcellence diploma. Teachers and students anticipated he year that lay ahead. They knew it ould take all their effort and dedica- ion to carry this winning tradition ven further. 1 5 M unn helps Robby Ciehring ooper on their eriment. it Orchestra Director Dick Rader . shows Matt Hansen and John Academics 1 1

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Qt, L 9'-Q. Spotlight on A GoodFriend istening to thousands of stu- dents' questions and com- plaints about their classes would not be a very easy job, but Counselor Bob Miller seems to love his job and is always wearing a sparkling smile. Mr. Miller has been a counselor for about sixteen years: He has been a counselor here for four years and was previously a coun- selor and assistant principal at Mesa High School for ten years. He was born in Toronto, Ohio, and was part of a family of four. He graduated from Parkersburg High School. After graduating Mr. Miller joined the service and was in the Navy for four years. On return from the service, Mr. Miller attend- ed Glenville Teachers College and went on to Ohio State University to earn his Master's degree. While he was at Glenville he received the Monstrose Award given to the ath- lete with the best grades. Outside of being a counselor Mr. Miller works with the Elks Club on scholarship programs for students. When asked why he became a counselor Mr. Miller said, I chose counseling because it was new then and I liked working with kids on a one-to-one basis. Due to the altruistic efforts he puts into counseling the students at our school and in view of his happy go-lucky disposition, we'd like to extend special recognition and thanks to our friend, Mr. Bob Miller. A l N--'ff' .,,s A Mr. Miller, in his early twenties, poses for this picture taken at boot camp. Mr. Miller does his kissing fish impersonation during his coffee break. Mr. Miller, posed in a three point stance, played first string football. uunmqaumglj Special Recognition 13