Mountain View High School - Summit Yearbook (Bend, OR)

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we -, 011 H Jig M its Di October 29 - November 2 Cheerleaders rowdy-out on their way to the game. Front Left: Kara Murphy, Pete Ribble. Second: Lucy Merrigan, Becky Robinson, Karen Witty and Marcia Majors. fter Homecoming Week took off with such giant leaps and bounds due to the success of the powderpuff football game held on Monday evening, the dynamic spirit of the students just seemed to continually mount. Posters and banners were made throughout the week for such activities as the carbash lfor those students who wanted to release a little of that pent- up emotionj for the annual chili feed held in honor of the varsity football team and even for the Homecoming assembly held that Friday afternoon. After a skit by the rally squad and a performance by the dance team on Friday, the 1979-80 Homecoming court was presented for the inspection of Mountain View students. The students, obviously happy with their choices, stomped their feet and yelled enthusiastically for the girls and their escorts. The court consisted of seniors Sue Allen lEscort: Mark Fullertoni and Kelli Brownrigg fSteve Renwickjg juniors Julie Fincham lDave Rasmussen? and Ramona Rupert Hesse Ricejg Sophomores Mary Knoke iCraig Williamsi and Tami Larson tRusty Andersonjg freshmen Kim Hurst CKevin Fletcher? and Kelli Hill lCraig Brownl. Another big event for the students and the faculty members was the skilled performance by Principal Jack Harris as he led the rowdy student body in a round of cheers. The school seemed to echo for the rest of that day the shouts that had been raised in the gymnasium. C-O-U-G-A-R-S! C-O-U-G-A-R-S! Proud M VHS students.

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Juniors Ken Weil, Stan Talbott, Molly Corrigan, Paula Tuculet, Lissa Bruckner, Soni Sandhu, Lysa Jarvis, Carol Gallagher, and Santi Sandhu get involved ladders and all. i Spirit Scared High In '7 9 rw' 1 Seniors Mike Hollibaugh, Ray McKay, Roger Lovett, Jay Bryan, Paul Zavacki, Greg Purdom, Ron Hauser and Andy Lonien. raditionally sponsored to boost spirit for the Mountain View - Pendleton varsity football game, Spirit Week activated much more than just team spirit. The students busily joined in with such activities as banner making, resource and door decorating, and skit making for afternoon assemblies. Many of the students jumped right in and worked long, hard hours on costumes for the dress-up day competition. Much of the spirit and excitement that filled the days spilled over into the nights as students worked hard to complete the banners which hung in the Commons and to put those special last minute touches on decorations in the resource areas. Mountain View students had a busy Spirit Week. They were involved in the Student Body card contest, football gear contest, class skits, yelling competition, and the football pyramid building held during one of the noon assemblies. For the students of MVHS, it was definitely a special week of spirit.

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Tami Brooks munches out at the chili feed. Dance team salutes Homecoming princess Mary Knoke and escort Craig l'WlIiams Success Achieved Through Involvement Cougar quarterback Sean Corrigan breaks out.