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

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l 'iince 5 1976, g Mountain View's population hasl grown by leaps and bounds., 1 T S In 1976, we first Opened our doors to 1,950 students, this year we opened them to 3l,050. Although the impaqted envir- oment yielded a friendly atmo- sphere, the constantlypongested hallways and jammeld packed classrooms left students at a dis- advantage. Mountain View was Bursting at the Sean'is. l 1 y t 1- - n .- U' Ll tl I: 'V . ,, ffffffflfwff mf arose. The parking lot with its bumper to bumper traffic, the lunch lines that filled the cafete- ria, the overcrowding of dances 1 1 and the installation of new lock- 1 ers. ' 'a - While students felt the crunch inthe activities and accomoda- tions, the teachers felt a popula- tioniboom in the classroom. Eighteen new teachers had to be hired to take on new classes. Flexibility wasa' must at Moun- tain View thisyear. y ' 1 i i l i 1 ,.,,Z-.gtg-Jigga.-5-,g'f.' , i ,gt4sg1g1,z12: .',f:,!.?'1-.f i-'. i 5.2: 33 if ,1t'11:' 113: - ,fm I, W I . x , .V Vt '22 ffl-if --f' 1 -I 'i -Q ig :3tj21:,!1? -7 ',i i?E4Eilfiz14lfY2a'S-flf: tlffizfffw ' Seniority - These senior girls show off their stuff at the Hello Assembly. Girl talk - Stacy Bozzuto, Holly Hawker and Noelle Simpson talk about their weekend plans in-between classes. Heredity - Toni Snyder. and .her little sister Stacey show that cuteness runs in the family. l

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