Mission Viejo High School - El Viejo Yearbook (Mission Viejo, CA)

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Senior Profiles . . . TIFFANY WEST Tiffany West has held the pres- tigious rank of ! in her class since transferring from Trabuco Hills in her 5ophomore year The full diploma IB candidate has suc- cessfully juggled a challenging schedule, extracurricular activi- ties, and off-campus duties throughout her high school ca- reer Tiffany, who has been a can- dy striper for Mission hospital since the eighth grade, earned her 500 hours award in Decem- ber of 1988 The senior has also found the time to participate in C5F and MH5 as well as be a member of the color guard As a result of Tiffany ' s dedication to the color guard squad, she has been honored with the titles of sergeant, lieutenant, and captain (two years) In light of Tiffany ' s academic excel- lence, she was one of the two students chosen by the school to attend Congressman Ron Packard ' s American Government Seminar in Wash ington, D C , the summer of her Junior year Tiffany spent the remain- der of her summer as an usher for the Pageant of the Masters in Lagu- na Beach Tiffany hopes to attend a four year college and then move on to medical school after her graduation Jeff Jurgemeyer has an outstanding record at MVM5 for academic and athletic excellence. The four year football, soccer, and track star has main- tained a 4.0 Q.P.A. at Mis- sion despite his busy schedule Jeff was named Most Valuable Player in soccer by his coaches his Junior year and has been selected to be on the first team All-League and CIF Southern Section in soc- cer, as well as second team All-League for foot- ball Since earning his var- sity letter, Jeff has been able to say that he has never been on a varsity team that did not become League Champs at the end of the season. Off the JEFF JURGEMEYER field, Jeff has participated in Drafting Club, Student Con- gress, C5F, and MMS. The senior has also gained the recog- nition as the Boys ' Athletic Commissioner of the 1988-89 school year, as well as presiding on the board of Safe-Rides Upon his graduation, Jeff has decided to attend the U S Na- val Academy in Annapolis, Maryland t - ' -eri 118 student Life CUNT BOND Clint Bond, (sometimes known as the church lady), has been artistically active during his past four years at MVhS Me has stirred up a tornado of artwork that has benefit- ted the school ' s staff, clubs, athletics, and es- pecially Clint ' s fellow students he has worked as a greeting card artist, drawn ads, party invita- tions, school T-shirt de- signs, birthday and anni- versary gifts and Ruby Cartoons which Clint churns out for the popu- lar Ruby ' s Diner where he has bussed for Z years Me is also work- ing on his first comic book — Jack Zap Be- sides drawing all of the time, Clint directs and acts in home-made mov- ies with his artistic (and best) friends Mike liagle and Qreg Potsma Me also loves go- ing to the movies, as well as animation Festivals with his friends. Me and his buddies hope to create their own animat- ed cartoon Clint plans on attending Saddle-back college in the fall, and then moving on to a respectable art school ' All the world ' s a stage ' and I love performing on it ' Ka- trina Maines has practically spent her life on the stage, perform- ing different parts on both plays and musicals As a child, Ka- trina found singing and acting to be the thing she like to do best, and took it from thei , just in school at first, but then the young actress got involved in community theater in the east. Performing In about two musicals a year, Katrina got most of her exprience from acting in children ' s shows When Katrina moved to California, she became interested in the school pro- grams At La Paz Junior high, she protrayed Rosie in Bye-Bye Birdie and was a member of the choir Mere at Mission, Katrina has been involved in both concert and Chamber choirs, drama, and the last two musicals, Mello Dolly and Damn Yankees Dur- ing her senior year, Katrina also performed in the Drama Workshop ' s production of Summer and Smoke Out- side of school, she has com peted in the Singer of the Year competition at UCI and auditioned for Star Search Jr Katrina plans to go to college as a music major and hopes someday to record profes- sionally

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JOYCE YOO Mission Viejo High School has been fortunate to have had one as active as Joyce Yoo as a student Joyce has contributed to the student government as Freshman and Sophomore president, Jr Vi cepresident, and A 5 B Actlvl ties Coordinator As a senior, Joyce participated in the Teachers ' Assistance Program, while maintaining her position on the women ' s volleyball team for the fourth year In ad dition to Joyce ' s participation in clubs on campus (Mew Life, Key Club, Art Club, Spanish Club, and Pep Club) she volunteered for the f ed Cross of Orange County and Windcrest Ftegent Resthome Joyce received the Most Valuable 5wimmer Award as a Junior as a result of her dedication to the team since her Freshman year 3he has invested much of her time outside of school, writing for the 5ports section of the 5addlebach Valley newspaper as well as teach- ing Sunday school at the First Baptist Korean Church and playing in the fSominiea Korean orchestra 5ummers for Joyce have been spent as a swim instructor for the Mission Viejo Company and as a lifeguard for the Ole hanson Beach Club AM-FU HSAIO An Fu hsaio has become well known at MVM5 for his involment in the extracurric- ular activities available at the school W hile maintain- ing at 4 69 Q PA, An-Fu has been among the top ten academic scholars in his class since the ninth grade An-Fu has spent much of his time in an effort to earn an IB full diploma Yet An-Fu has not allowed his studies to prevent him from becom- ing involved in many clubs and off-campus activities Lunchtimes were sacrificed for 5ADD, J5A, nM5, tSey Club, C5F, OCAD, and Span- ish Club meetings, while af- ter school, An-Fu brought many victories to the f VM5 men ' s tennis team An-Fu ' s goal of becoming a physi- cian had been fed by his ac- tive membership in the Med- ical Explorer Post as well as his experiences as a nurse ' s assistant for CF OP and a Lab technicians ' s assistant in a University of Irvine Lab An-Fu ' s concern for the community has been demonstrated in his participation of the 5afe-Ride5 program and portions of his artwork have been exibited at Saddleback College An-Fu plans to attend horth Western University upon his graduation MASU TAMAKA Throughout the years, Masu Tanaka has become a part of many groups here on campus In music, he was in volvcd in the wind ensemble. Jazz ensemble, orchestra, and the marching band as a trumpet player During his last two years of marching band, Masu was chosen as the drum major In the area of academics, Masu has kept up a Q P A of 4 and became a member of the National Monor Society, the California Scholarship Federation, and joined the Key Club as a Senior With all of this going on, Masu still managed to find time for his favorite pastime, sports For the school, Masu joined track and field as a long and triple jumper Outside of school, the sc nior is involved in bicy- cling and is in the process of forming a local cycling club with the help of a few friends to compete all over California When asked about his involve ment in the past, Masu re- marked, The reason I joined all of those activi- ties was to meet a wide variety of people and gain a lot of new friends My four years at MVMS were hectic, but were worth every minutel Julie Foudy, the 1988 Homecoming Queen, has become an active student since entering MVMS as a Freshman Among her many achievements, Julie has received honors In the Golden State Exams for geometry, has been listed on the Principal ' s Monor Roll, and has re- ceived the Top 25 award since ninth grade Julie ' s 4 43 Q PA has not pre- vented the senior from taking and active part in athletics, both inside ' and outside of school Julie has become well known for her soccer talents, for she was named Player of the Year for 1988 by CIF, the Register, and the LA times, and was selected to be first team All- JULIE FOUDY American in her Junior year In volleyball and track, she has received Varsity letters and represented both the soc- cer and volleyball teams as captain in her Senior year Ju lie has traveled to China and Italy with the national Wom en ' s Soccer Team and plans to play soccer in college Student Life 119