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

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Toro amily atlvers for festive fall Preparations for the third annual Toro Family Festival took way as early as june of this year. The Toro Family Festival is a carnival-like event that has taken CC I thought it Was a good Way for clubs to earn money, plus it was fun. . . ,, Natalze Mzller C 10j place each fall since 1984. The festival was put to- gether for a fun fundraiser that the whole family can attend. Many student's families and friends come to spend a cool, fall evening at this social event. The festival offered barbcue dinners in the past two years, but this year, hamburgers and hotdogs were the main course. Many of Mountain View's academic and extra-curricular clubs hosted booths of food and games for entertainment and plea- sures. One of the most popular booths was the cotton candy booth. Another one was the sponge toss where people get to practice their aim by throwing a wet sponge at a drama club member's face. The clubs got to keep all of the money that they earned for their club activities. The auction was one of the biggest moneymak- ers. Things were bidded on all night long. just after the auction, the Mountain View Dance Troop per- formed a few dances, The Encore Strings also per- formed an excellent show. Family Fest 27

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Hey pumpkin head- This Oh yum!- This was just one family pose is compliments of the booths that sold some of the FFA pumpkin patch. great food for hungry Toros. Z- J CDT Busy impact- Impact club displays their goodies to the people, hoping to make some club money. 26 Family Fest Help- Senior Chris Starace waits for his wet friend to meet him in the face at the Drama Club sponge toss. Mommy, mommy- This fam- ily of future Toros watches as their mother tries to keep a hold of her kid with a child leash. -. Q fm, ,sg . 1. . i . , ,. .,... X .1 A. . Q .T at ,ws . . t A A 975 61535 X? , 'T S s f -2'Egfili's 3 K A 1 Q ' N . 1 .V l Q. ' 4 ' I . Y 5 in

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Dreaming for ifestyles of the riclv Mansions, expensive cars, exotic vacations, diamond jewelry, gor- geous guy and beautiful women are all fulfillments of everyone's dreams. These dreams often start within the home, or what is on the outside of the home. The home is 66 I Want a hot pink Iroc with Tom Cruise sitting in it. Julie Sirrine C 11j built with perfect taste to display the wealth of the owner. In the front of the house sits the stylish sports car for the luxury of the driver while traveling. The car could be a Ferrari, jaguar, Porche or even an old- fashioned roadster. Many people dream about the perfect man or the perfect woman. Senior Wendi Fraughton described her man as, Tall, dark, and handsome, good mannered, knows how to treat a lady, meaning, he shows he cares for her and the people around him. The perfect woman as said by Andrew Snow is, Tall, blonde, and has a little bit of brains. She dresses well and has good taste. Other people dream of a long vacation far away. The excitement of touring a foreign country and then returning to the fancy hotel is a definite fanta- sy for those who love to travel in style.