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

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lltlnuaipg. ,K,,k I Dan Wooters jumps for the ball as the other players watch in awe to see if he is going to make it. Click Club raises money by pho- tographing students in the Charlie Brown and Lucy cut-out stand. 22 Fall Fest Shauna Adams, Hillary Bu- Billy Cariveau is sportingly en- torac, and Sheri Czudak lounge gaged in a game of volleyball on around on Senior Hill watching the courtyard during Fall Fest. the surrounding activities. Slim

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4 X i',1f'5f t, .13 Q S X 3 ., 3 X 1 2731.355-,. in Sym .5531-i ...Nw K Joe Eulate and his girlfriend Lori Campbell happily dance the night away to the song Open Arms at the St. Mary's Dance. Brandy Hatch and Mike Strader discuss their plans for the up- coming weekend while sitting on the bench during lunch. .si I -1 Q 'X' : . 71. I, 1 5 . if f , lv 'i ost In Love omance in high school was always a memorable exper- ce. Will Susie go out h John or will Jack still e Jill? What a soap op- v hile some couples re strong feelings oth- just casually date, sim- enjoying each other's company. Popular places to go on a date included school-re- lated activities, such as sporting events, dances, concerts and plays, as well as out-of-school places like theaters, restaurants, var- ious malls, and even the zoo. There were those who also chose to stay at home and watch the movie chan- nels. Whether you dated a few different people through high school or just steadily dated one person, you will never forget all those special memories, good and bad, you shared with that special person. Jamie Jamison goes to great ex- tents to convince his girlfriend, Tracy Welch, that he really does love her. Veronica Alfaro and her boy- friend Mike Dick lay on Senior Hill together as they enjoy the warmth of the sun. Casey Lee looks to make sure the coach won't see him as his girlfriend Amanda York gives him a big kiss. High School Romance 21

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Fun in Fall n October 21 , 1983, lunch was not the usual stroll- -the-cafeteria or rush-to- cDonald's syndrome. Jring both lunches most .idents stayed on campus enjoy the fun and sun of -e Fall Fest activities. The culmination of Club eek, October 17-21, Fall est featured campus ,lbs distributing informa- tion about their organiza- tions and selling various treats to raise money. Energetic students en- gaged in volleyball, while others played football and frisbee. The more relaxed students retreated to soph- omore and senior hills to enjoy the sounds of their favorite hits from a hi-fi ste- reo system. 1 Q M -e. I fra. 'wif-1 French Club members Joy Lynn and Caroline Nowell make and serve crepes to raise money for the club. Bending down to check the hi-fi stereo system, Curt Shill con- templates changing the station. Of the many clubs at Fall Fest Kim Bouche and Rosemary Scuba Club displays some Clark explain how to set up and equipment and information operate a camera, as Ron Hahn about scuba diving. attentively listens. Fall Fest 23