-New English building was finished for classes to start.

-Mr. Rundell became head coach of the Lobo football team.

-Mrs.Byrne was Region 19 Assistant Principal of the year.

-The new lobo football field artificial turf was installed and ready for action.

-The staff and students adopted a new block schedule.

-Mrs.Naomi Esparza-Byrne, Mr.Dago Gonzalez came in as assistant principals.

-A new building to the right of the Stuco Building began its construction.

-A Cosmetology Program/Certification was added.

-Lockers were removed from the commons area.

-The School newspaper was re-named to The Lobo Scoop and published for the first time on the Mountain View Website.

-Mountain View Cheerleaders and parents fundraised and purchased a new Cujo mascot costume.

-A credit was added to Science and Math graduation requirement.

-The Senior class of 2009 repainted the Cujo paws that are located on the sidewalks of the school.

- Mr.Castro, Ms.Parada, Ms.Navarrete, Ms.Cano, Mrs.Navar,Ms.Kelly,Mr.Serros, Ms.Falcon, Ms.Warden,Ms.Santacruz,Mrs.Estrada,Mrs.Calderon,Mr.Madrid,Mrs.Veliz, Ms.Montes, Ms.Snodgrass, Mr.R.Hernandez,Mrs.Arreola,Mr.Dean, Mrs.Gomez joined the faculty.

-Class President:Perla Carbajal-Ramirez

-Mr.Martinez came in as principal, joining him as assistant principals: Mrs.Byrne, Mr.Contreras, Mrs. Meza

-Mr.Morales. Ms.Acosta, Mrs.E.Dominguez,Mrs.Dowdy,Mr.Gomez, Mrs.Gutierrez,Ms.Melendez, Ms.Sahs joined the faculty

-Class President:Karmen Garza.

-Enrollment 985

-Mrs.Ulloa took over the Ballet Folklorico.

-El Paso Community College Dual-Credit started and gave Juniors and Seniors an opportunity to gain college credits.

-The Lady Lobo Girls Basketball team upsets the championship and was the first in school history to advance to the Area round of the Texas State Playoffs.

-Enrollment 950

-Ms. Jimenez joins the administration as Assistant Principal.

-A beautiful electronic marquee is added to the front of the building.

-Mr. Robles becomes the head coach of the football team for the 2006 season.

-The new gym open and ready for use.

-Enrollment 968

-The floor in the cafeteria was replaced.

-New murals were added campus wide.

-A parking lot is added to the east side of the building, and the front east faculty lot is expanded.

-Construction on new gym begins in fall of ' 04'

-The Lobo Baseball team was Bi-District champions.

-Rosemary Rodriguez was hired as the nurse.

-Enrollment 1,019

-New assistant principals, Mr. Gonzalez and Ms. Pena, join our staff.

-The Tennis team went to the District 4A Regional's in Wichita Falls .

-We have a new Science Wing.

-Juniors are studying hard for the new TAKS Test.

-Enrollment 1007

-New principal,Mr. Ray Aguilar came with a new assistant, Ms. Gloria Martinez.

-A new parking lot extension was added to the new extension of the building added in 2000-2001.

-A huge saltwater aquarium was placed in the newly tiled foyer.

-Cross Country and Track once again made it to state headed by Senior Alex Ramos, and baseball made it to the District Playoffs.

-In Academic U.I.L. There were 13 Regional Qualifiers, and the One Act Play placed third in district competition, bringing home many other individual awards.

-TEA times five...Mr. Antonio Robles replaces Dr. Noack as Assistant Principal after winter break.

-Varsity Football makes the Lobos Back-to-Back District champs, but they again lost the BI-District game against Ysleta High School .

-Déjà vu... UIL also had another victorious year.

-The band reached new heights at the competition level, winning several awards in both the group and individual divisions.

-Volleyball gained recognition winning the title of district champs for the first time in Lobo history and having the coach of the year, Ms. Alicia Gomez.

-Alex Ramos and other Cross Country members went to the state meet and did rather well.

-This was a successful year for the Lobos, both academically and athletically.

-Mountain View had yet another administrative change when Ms. Campos was promoted to the CISD Central Office. Mr. Ray Saenz became principal.

-The Varsity Football Team won the district championship and went to BI-district against Ysleta High School .

-The school became TEA Recognized Campus for the fourth year.

-The UIL Academic Team won the District title for the first time in the school's history.

-A new fine arts building was added which now houses the band room and the drama room.

-A shaded Lobo Park was added to the Mountain View High School campus.

-Exemplary Status is our Goal
Enrollment jumped to 914.

-A web page design class was established.

-Mountain View had its first Outstanding-Ex recipient, Mr. Bill Plunk.

-Seminole Independent School District sent a committee of administrators and teachers to search for the reasons for Mountain View 's success so they could be emulated.

-The University of Texas at Austin also visited Mountain View to learn about the practices and strategies we have used for out success.

-The Cross Country Team went to the State Finals for the first time in Mountain View history.

-TEA Recognized Again
Enrollment jumped to 778.

-Ms. Campos became the principal, and Mr. Williamson joined.

-A bronze plaque, on which all donors for Cujo will be acknowledged, was placed on the front of Cujo.

-The computer maintenance class joined and built over 300 Lobo computers.

-Every classroom inside the main building, the library, and the writing lab were connected to the Internet.

-Desert Welding voluntarily manufactured the school sign on Montana , and El Paso Electric dug holes to put it in.

-The Varsity Football Team was ranked among the top 10 in the city for the first time in Mountain View history.

-TEA Recognized
-A new east wing and softball field were built.

-Lobo Stadium and Lobo Park opened.

-The purchase of Cujo was organized by JROTC and paid for it with contributions from sponsored school organizations.

-Skip Deming Welding donated Cujo's support table, and members of both the Lobo Football Team and the Power Lifting Team put him in.

-The Dance Team, Flag Team, TAFE, and Girl's Softball joined. Mountain View became a 4A School and received a TIFF Technology Grant.

-CISD created Clint Net. TAFE published the school's first Literary Anthology.

-The Class of 2000 made Mountain View a TEA Recognized Campus.

-Enrollment was 656.

-"To the Top"
-The school experienced an administrative change when Mr. Hernandez, Mr. Owen, and Ms. Campos joined.

-TAAS enrichment classes began.

-Enchilada night for parents began.

-Coca-Cola donated the marquee and it was put up in November 1996.

-The Senior class of 1997 donated the rose garden.

-JROTC planted the three big trees in front of the school and in Lobo Park .

-CISD planed pine trees around the campus and grass in Lobo Park .

-Enrollment was 700.

-Enrollment jumped to 620.

-Volleyball and baseball became two new sports.

-The Ecology Club and the Power Lifting Team joined.

-A new football stadium was built, and a school-wide instructional period of fifteen minutes per day was designated for TAAS review.

The school experienced an 18% gain in TAAS score results.

-The school was exposed to the world when Ms. Woods built a school site and put it on he World Wide Web.

- UTEP provided server space to host the school site.

-The seniors of the Class of 1995 were the first graduates who had attended the school for its entire existence.

-The senior class of 1993 and 1995 donated funds to purchase the marble rock.

-The computer reading lab opened, the Chess Club formed, and enrollment was 564. 

-Mountain View joined ranks with the United States Army when JROTC joined the school.

-The name of the school newspaper was changed to Mountain ViewPoint.

- Coca-Cola donated the sports score board in the gymnasium.

-Enrollment was 515.

-Mountain View High School
-The opening of East Montana Middle School allowed the school to become a full-fledged high school.

-Grades 9-12 constituted an enrollment of 580.

-The Lobos experienced their first Homecoming victory against Presidio High with a score of 48-0.

-Seventy-four seniors became Mountain View 's first graduating class.

-Students experienced their first Homecoming, High-Q joined, and grass was planted.

-Enrollment was 1041 and consisted of students in grades 6-12.

-The school serviced students in grades 7-11, and enrollment was 638.

-Wings on the east side of the campus were completed, and the training room was built.

-The name of the school newspaper was changed to Lobo Press.

-Mountain View Jr./Sr. High School
The school opened its doors to students on September 4, 1989.

-It serviced students in grades 7-10, and enrollment was 457.

-The library served as both a cafeteria and a gymnasium until these facilities opened in January 1990.

-The first editions of El Aullido and Lobo Literati were published..