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

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MIOTH R i VICTORY. ws vs 09 y pped into mins w eu sum shreds at the fClintock game, this run- ough was designed by Mrs. leryl Nelson. C f mf These rowdy seniors - Tanya VonBehren, Julie Hance, Geanna Gonzales, and Sherry Barron - show just how much spirit they have. Varsity cheerleaders Diana Bos- ley and Amanda York bring a little summer fun to the Hello Assembly. Activities Division 15 Y'

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Toros Begin ntering the assem- bly gave the feeling of excitement. Even though this was the second pep assembly, this one was different: it was to kick off the first football game of the season, and that's one thing that definitely excites Toros. To start the event off, Coach Parker introduced the varsity football players, the girls went wild. To keep the crowd's spirit up the Varsity Cheerleaders per- formed a cheer. Before long it was time for the class competition. Two stu- dents Ca boy and a girly from each class were called down. They had to feed each other a banana while blind folded, and lying head to head. The Sophomore's proved to have the biggest mouths by winning the contest. Later the students and teachers were entertained by pillow people, who danced around the gym, the whole place roared with laughter. The assembly was just what was needed to pep up everyone's spirits for the very successful football game played that night against Westwood. The score was Mountain View 31, Westwood O. The Varsity Cheerleaders lift the spirits of the crowd by lead- ing them in a very successful cheer. As the assembly goes on, the football players sink deeper into thought about the football game to be played that evening, against Westwood. Colleen Brower and Trisha Ec- cles enter the assembly dressed up to show their spirit. 18 Westwood Assembly

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HELLO! inally it arrived, the Hello Assembly we had been waiting for. Nearly 2,500 teachers and students squeezed them- selves into the crowded gym to show their enthusi- asm for the new school year. To start the festivities off, Mr. Curlett said a few words to the school. Before long the crowd was riled up as the pommies and cheer- leaders performed to the Beach Boys' Be True to Your School. Later the Great Karnak fCurt Shillj entertained the crowd with his mystifying wit. When the entertainment stopped everyone realized Theresa Cooper and Dean Hem- burger get to know each other a little better while dancing to- gether at the Hello Dance. Lisa Taylor gets wild and strips off her Hawaiian Print shirt to the beat of the song Be True To Your School by the Beach Boys. they had to go back to class and face reality. When the day came to an end, the students rushed home to get ready for the Hello Dance, which was first social event to kick off the new school year. Entering the cafeteria gave the feeling the walls were going to come down: The crowd was wild. The loud music and flashing lights put smiles on most faces. When the main lights turned on everyone was disappointed that the evening was over, but they all left with a warm feeling inside about all the new friends they had made. 16 Hello Assembly Kevin Cronk and Scott Schwan- beck discuss the positions they were going to play at the scrim- mage that night. , if , X Xi J ff' The Great Karnak Curt Shill uses his mystifying powers to figure out the questions to his answers. Tanya VonBehren smiles and pretends to know what's going on out on the gym floor during the assembly.