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

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A L. - V 7 I, 7 A u -1 V 7 . 7 L ' ' - ■ . - . -1 . V - ' J ■ In its twenty-second year, the Diablo Dispatch has matured in- i to a fine periodical. On top of V reporting school and communi- ty news, the Dispatch enlighters its readers with informative, t sometimes controversial arti- - cles The 1988-89 Diablo Dispatch staff represents a fine group of - individuals. The staff is led by ' I Editor-in-chief, Drew Quily and ■ Managing Editor, Jacki f itz- simons Contributing editors in- clude Toni Grose, Janet Stouder, Kevin 05ullivan, Bryon Weekes, Misty Rhodes, and Mark Kiely. Kevin f uyle and Todd Pound produced the news- . paper ' s photographs Leah hel- ' son made sure the Dispatch was inovated with ads The year as a whole was a success for the staff of the Diablo Dispatch A . ' special thanks goes to Mr Wil- • liams Leah nelson, Kevin OSullivan, Toni Grose, Bryon WeeKes, Jachi ritzsimmons, Kevin Ruyie, Misty Rhodes, Drew Quily, Janet Stouder, Todd Pound Keuin Ruyle — Photo Cditof Drew Qully — Edilor-in chief and JacKi f=itzsimons Organizations 1 7 j Diablo Dispatch 1 D f ' ■ 1 -J - i. t. 1

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■ -.-J V, L J t. GIRLS ' LEAGUE -1 ; u A , I- ' ■ The 1988-89 Girls ' League soared to undefined heights this year under the advisement of Fran Kurrle and the leadership of this year ' s council: president — Katrina Carson, vice-president — Christina Hong, cor- responding secretary Erin Fulfer, recording secretary — Cindy Kopper, treasurer — Amy Yoo, publicity chair- person — Anh-Thu Mai, historian — Tonya Katmarian, senior representative — Kristen Jensen, junior repre- sentative Eleyce ttolroyd, sophomore representative — Matasha Hadzi-Palvlovic, and freshman representative — 5onja BraKe. Other than the successful Winter Formal, Highlights of the club ' s activities included a fashion show, the Big and Little Sisters program, parties, and several captivating speakers Qirls ' League is one of the largest clubs on campus and encourages all girls to become a part of an unforgetable experience. It . ' -r Qirls ' League I -J.30 Organizations , J -1 T - ■J ' L t v -i ■- ' , 7 f- : ' i V ' ■

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1 I- I V -7 I V 1 I v| N -1 r J r I r 1 -J V V For many years, the Media Department at MVh5 has supported the faculty vwith excel- lent video production. During the ' 88-89 ' school year, the cam- eramen and video edit- ing specialists perfect- ed a long lasting record of school events, in- cluding pep assemblies, and senior activities. In addition, the crevw pro- vided the English De- partment with an ex- travagant, educational screening of the cine- matic classic Shane. Meaded by veteran me- dia director Lowell C. Wendt, the club has proved to be a first class operation. J V ;- ' V V 7 -J r , V A V r v V % 7 A V -J V » V r - J A -1 r - l r - -i I, 7 7 r A r- I- u Conveying the 1988- 1989 message of Friends Don ' t Let Friends Drive Drunk to the stu- dents of Mission Viejo high 5chooL Students Against Driving Drunk (5ADD) kicked off the year with a fund raiser balloon re- lease. Then the club proceeded to organize a school assembly. 5ADD does not deprecate nor support the use of alcohol, however, it does stress that one needs to take re- sponsibility for his actions which includes not driving a vehicle after drinking al- cohol. 5ADD carried this idea to the students during the club fair with a T-shirt raffle. It is SADD ' s hope that people realize their re- sponsibilities so the neg- ative statistics are re- duced. Remember, Friends Don ' t Let Friends Drive Drunk. -jv-i ' vAvrUv 7 ;; ' xMediaClub ' ' , v. 5ADD Ar .- - , ' . ; a ,; ., .