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

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Every man's dream- The Co- Fountain of wishes- This penhaven Castle is one of fountain isamasterpiece set- many homes that fulfill one's ting for any home or fancy dream of living the life of a hotel. This particular one sits multi-millionaire. at the Mesa Hilton. Racy blue babe- This roadster is a perfect example of the stylish car that the wealthy would be seen driving around for fun. lt also serves the purpose of arriving anywhere with a certain ritzy look about the owner and the owner's escort. X X Island of Paradise- This view of a small beach in Puerta Vallarta gives one a sense of secludedness without having to leave the hotel. One who travels could clearly see why this could be a dream vaca- tion. Dreams 29

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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.

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Students rnunch lunch Lunch, lunch, lunch. Everyone just loves their lunch hour. It gives students a chance to sit down with friends and enjoy precious time away from classes and teachers. Some students go out to lunch. There are many ff The car ran out of gas. Todd Burns CID ,, different places to go such as Burger King, Taco Bell and Krazy Subs. Some students even go home for lunch. justin Bird said that the reason why he liked to go out to lunch was, All my friends go out ith a hunch and you can get decent food. While some students are out to lunch the rest of have to stay at school and enjoy a cafeteria feast. The students that do go out to lunch are some- times late to their classes, and when they're late, their teachers might ask them where they were. That's where the excuses come in. The car broke down, or, The car ran out of gas, are just a cou- ple of excuses Todd Burns might give his fifth-hour teacher if he's late for his class after lunch. Budget lunch- S. Langston, S. White and C. Freeman sneak in their own food. Chow down- joel Holmes, Glenn Clouse, and Paul Stan- dage are eating lunch before the big game. Gimme that- Patti Wager tries to swipe Christine Bruce's pizza. ,,,, il ' L I ' L f 7,1 30 Lunches l 'Q jf'