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

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In shock -- Junior Michelle Morales is speechless as she gets asked to Home- coming by Andy Peterson who had her serenaded at an assembly. Too Cute -- A long time couple, seniors Trevor Cavanaugh and Katy Taylor walk to class. Katy is glad that her boyfriend is so down to earth. With love and friendship comes dating. Like peanut butter with jelly, the two go hand in hand. What con- stitutes a most memorable date? Chums, buds and faves Kwsxwgsxxgixq , .Y .,.. .. Xa, ., tg t. .. of Nqass.. S-,E Q V . .M w p . les According to senior Ted Logan, itis during a Phoenix Firebird game. While get- ting hot dogs, a homerun ball came flying through the air and landed in the middle of the on- ions Ted was about to use. This startled both Ted and his date Mys- tee Leno, but being a gentleman, Ted gave Mystee the home run ball. Chris Luebke and his friend Duke Rottweiler made it quite clear that all dates are memorable, al- though not all dates are printable. They said their most memorable date was one evening when they doubled, not together of course, they did have dates, and Duke got pulled over by an officer of the law who was all set to give Duke his sixteenth ticket, when the officer recognized Chris. Chris, in tum, charmed the officer out of writing the traffic ticket for Duke. Julie Goodman's most re- membered date was when she and two other girls were given some money, dropped off at Fryis Foods, and told to pick up some ingredients to make dinner. They were picked up about a half an hour later by fellows dressed up in ties,who escorted them back to finish the dinner and eat by candlelight. Dating is fun and exciting, but sometimes very boring. Senior Coyanne Miller said, Once I fell asleep on a date. So some stay just as friends or pals and choose not to date during their high school years. Junior Amy Bozzuto said a- bout friends, Once you have friends, you should have them for- ever. Friends serve many purposes. They help each other with geometry, they give one another support and friends don't mind when money is borrowed. Duane Riggs summed it up best when he said about friends, they're cool. , Page design by Sassy Rettig Story by Sassy Rettig Photography by Rob Wood and Bud Ford

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ilk? I Discover the... Glamour? The SOME LIKE IT HOT fashion show was on October 15. There were 70 guys and 10 girls picked for the show out of approximate0f45 people who fried oui. They onlyhad three practices of two hours each before the final show. Here seniors Lauri Brouwer and Vance Merrill study the complicated stage directions which had as many as eighf people ata time onthe mullti-le val platforms. Vance commented, it was pandamo- nium most ofthe time, but also said, 1 liked doing it, and i would do it again. - Dressed for success -- Seniors Lane Ander- m2m.un funior ou ,, ,.'S 1 9A 5323353 FaoS!Fash1ons

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ii - A ':11 Zf- e e .SAV 1 Qi ' .I st Socializing -- What fun is had by just hanging around the bleachers. T tally hip -- Are seniors Mike Phair and Tiffni Mccagno showing Forr t Hamberlin the newest moves in break dancing in front of the lockers? ce