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

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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

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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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1983- 4 H pening the Home- coming Assembly on Friday the Varsi- ty Cheerleaders performed a medley of mounts and chants to the song Ro- meo. The Pep Club spon- sored a super class compe- tition where five students from each class were cho- sen to gobble up an item that was handed to them by a Pep Club member. The first class to finish eat- ing all the goodies in the bag won, and in the end the super Seniors were pro- claimed the winners. Top- ping off the assembly was an airband performance put together by Chuck Do- herty flead singerl, Jerry Dingman Cdrumsl, and gui- tarists Mike Tuomisto, Shaun Thomas, and Chris Casto. After the assembly, even though everyone was tired from staying up late to work on their floats the night before, they were still anxiously anticipating that night's activities. Game time finally ar- rived and, passing through the gates of the football field, the fans were immedi- ately swallowed up by the overwhelming sounds coming from a mixture of the bass drums, the tubas, and the chattering people in the stands. The loud booming sound of a can- The seniors were crushed after finding out that their float was caught on an electrical wire and was disqualified. Punter Mike Schuh tries for the extra point while Corona del Sol offense attempts to stop the ball. 24 Homecoming During a class competition at the Homecoming assembly, Tom DeMassa attempts to whistle after eating five crack- ers. Qmecomin . Wil . i xl , - 5 , L ' 3 is l 1 . 5' . my -ff-nl 'HM r W.. --,. , . . l h A 'atm -n The Junior Class float was well- made but was disqualified the night of Homecoming because classmen were working on the bull's head. A I nl Di .011 .Fl-J' 0 L..-