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

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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 ,; ., .

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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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1 • A -i L V V •7 1 3 V ■7 r V ; 7 J - A - v A V • A a ( A -7 1 A » . n ■ii : -:«• - 7a V- - r J v J -1 J A -i ' The Junior Statesmen of America is a nonpartisan, nonprofit, student run or- ganization which was found- ed over fifty years ago It is sponsored jointly by high schools and The Junior Statemen Foundation as an extracurricular, social studies activity on high school campus throughout the West and in the Mid- Atlantic States in the East. The purpose of the organ- ization is to teach high school students about gov- ernment, to help them de- velop and polish their lead- ership skills, to encourage critical thinking, and to transmit to them the theo- retical and practical knowl- edge necessary to insure active, informed citizenship. Junior State members participate in several region- al and state conventions each school year These ac- tivities are open to all inter- ested high school students whether or not they are members L. -J V •1 r V a I 7 - i A •J 7 ,- - ■ -A A r V ■J J r- 1- J ' A u -J , V ,71 V - V r -7 1 j -iJuv y • A A y A C -r c i- -1 1 - r . 7 : r -I t r V , c. 7 J A 7 r V V ?:r fe? . s-Q KEYCUn [MISSION VIE HIGH SC Key Club is a service organization designed to provide young people with an opportunity to serve their community. Key Club International has greatly enhanced our state, nation, and world. Key Club provides skilled leadership opportunities to its young members and encourages civic in- volvement throughout the lives of Key Clubbers. Our membership has participated in Mission Viejo in visit to senior cit- izens, charitable fund raisers, volunteering for Halloween and Christmas community events and several other activities to benefit the community in which we live. We cele- brate excellence and commitment and hope our efforts will inspire others to do the same. 1 r o 7 ; ' L. A k V 7 A -A C v