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

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.41 5 - 1 - --ty .. 1 X 'l .r...'P 23 wi if K --w-P f' aw- - ',:,':. .L'-4,-r i'I. 53-vw-1 'st .. 1300801 wonuziuwwwmug 'fm new e s 4 K .. gif' ' I , g g V f, . , , This is now, returning Newer kinds of music was widely accepted at Mountain View this year. Modern music, also called mod music, caught many ears. Examples of this kind of music would be The Cure, Depeche Mode and The Smiths. Other kinds of music, like heavy metal, top 40, and punk were popular. Name brand fashions were big, such as Bennet- ff We had a dream to make a great school. I think the dream has come true. 93 Principal lames Curlett ton and Guess. Also, the sixties look was in again, and some students went to thrift stores for their wardrobe. Dancing was one of the things many students liked to do. Teen dance clubs like Sgt. Peppers, Prisms and Tommys got much attention in 1986-87. ThenfNow 19

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Iam on it- Toro band gets Looking on- Students watch into it while they play during the activity on the main floor. halftime. l i Anticipation and pirit 16115 Homecoming As the clock ticked away, guys searched the city for the perfect date and a way to ask her out, while the girls waited patiently for the man of their dreams. Decorating girls' rooms to dropping messages from a helicopter were some of the creative ideas guys used. Girls came back with just as many cre- ative ways to answer them, such as decorating cars or sending singing telegrams. I thought it was totally cool. C6 Amy Winslow C 122 Meanwhile, even those who were not going to the dance were able to express their enthusiasm with everyone else at the assembly and the game. During the assembly, the spirit soared. Students cheered on their class with chants and bouncing balloons. Next, the guys from student council jazzed up the gym with their version of Walk This Way by changing the words to Waste Westwood. The cheerleaders followed with a new cheer, and Pom danced out with a skit of what they thought the game should look like. The Homecoming Court was then introduced. Last, class competition consisted of a water balloon toss where juniors and seniors tied, and sophomores were disqualified for rolling the balloon. The as- sembly came to an end with the ever-so-popular fight song to lead the Toros on to a later earned victory. That evening, through the mud caused by the rain earlier that day, the Toros showed everything they had and brought a vcitory to the standing- room-only Homecoming game. The final score was 'l5-'l2. During halftime, the seniors brought another victory for the class of 1987 for the second year in a row by taking first place in the float competition, with juniors taking second and sophomores taking third. Brent Cox and julie johnson were crowned Homecoming King and Queen.