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

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. gil-If A Ju... IF YOU COULD READ MY MIND C.S.F. lnot in Orderl M. Ambrose, D. Beauchamp, K. Bodeen, T. Boehmer, L. Brown, M. Callas, C. Cohen, S. Coudert. S. Drake Faranda, D. Mongarez. D. Finnegan, G. Finnegan, K. Folker, C. Fransen, J. Fraze, D. Gallin, T. Giguere, L. Goodman. T. Grant. Gregory, M. Hanson, L. Henson. P. Hirsch. J. Hitchner. R. Hollander, L. Horwitz, M. Hunting. C. lrgram, L. King. A. Klein, T. Kruse, V Lee, M. Lopez-Alegria, C. Martins. G. Martins, S. Mathison, R. Matsuoka. R. Matsuoka, C. Murphy, M. Peralta, T. Ray, J. Reardon. K Richardson, C. Keevil, C. Carrillo, C. Miles, E. Rourke, S. Sands, L. Sauter. P. Smith, V. Stancill, R. Terifay, T. Tomas, B. Thomas. Nattkemper, D. Tuck, D. Underwood, J. Waycott, D. Weiss, B. Williams, M. Wood. S. Wood, A. Kachaturoff, S. Dodson. J. Ragan. gif M.C.C. lfrom left to rightl Lloyd Nattkemper, Tony Pelhen, Adrian Dayton, Herbie Burkhart, Kim Spain, David Tuck, Terry Boehmer, Roger Williams, Cindy Stevens, Patricia Donohoe, Mrs. Mitchell. lsponserl If someone dropped a bomb on a joint meeting of the Cali- fornia Scholarship Federation and Med- ical Careers Club, Mis- sion Viejo High School would lose 79.37421 of its brain power. lA CSF mem- ber figured that out for the El Viejol The purpose of the two fine organiza- tions is to give those Diablos with special brain power some as- sistance in chan- neling their skills. SAID DOCTOR

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lt's A Smoll, Smoll World A.F.S. Club: First Row: C. Garrett, M. Ettinger. N. Nibecker. M. Gulman, T. Thomas. Row 2: Mr. Mitchell, A ' ' C.M h.Row3:S. Mr. Sullivan. S. Canll. C. Martins. K. Blais. D, Mongarez, S. Thomas, C. Deutsch, urp y G rrett, A. Crawford, S. Wood. J. Banko, K. Bowen, J. Billings, M. Boaz, D. Ortiz. Row 4: J. Faranda, L. a Natkemper, M. Paesel. R. Terifay. A.F.S. is one of the clubs on campus who is involved in helping to expand other peoples opportunities. At the beginning of the year two exchange students were chosen to represent Mission Viejo High abroad: Candi Martins who left for Brazil January 28 and Cathy Murphy who is a guaranteed summer finalist. The Spanish Club also prornotes cultural understanding. Ofhcers of A.F.S.1 C. Murphy, C. Martins lSec.J, M. Gulman. Row 2: C. Garrett, N. Nibecker lV.P.i, M. Ettinger, T. Thomas lPres.i. 3Spanish Club Members: Row 1: C. Van Cott, J. Heald, B. Davis, C. Davis. S. Sands, C. Mather. Row 2: J. Roletti, J. Harris, M. Womack. M. Walterhouse, T. Martinez, M. Peralta, C. Miles, M. Statum, Miss Trujillo, sponsor of the Spanish Club, discusses some future plans.

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The Key Clubs Keep Working Along This year Mission Viejo's Key Club and -- Keywanettes became more involved in Mission activities. Both clubs deal with service- service to the community. The Key Club and Keywanettes belong to the largest high school youth organization in the county. Every year the Key Club sponsors the hilarious Donkey Basketball. President Jeff Roletti and the other Key Club officers pose by the Key Emblem. Keywanettes officers pose at Club Day. T S h k D Schmidt R Terifay 2nd Row' R Key Club L to Fl: J. Schiada, S. Boegeman, R. Brockman, . c ums y, . , . . . , L M. Wood, M. Williams, M. McCarthy, S. MdGarry, P. Henry. 3rd Row: M. Mehaffey, M. Hanson. D. opez, Williams, E. Benson. V. Beuscher, G. Merryman, D. Beaver. 4th Row: Mr. Stonebarger, J. Rolettl, T. Grant, M. Rogers, T. Borland. Keywanettes L to R: J. Phillips, S. LeClair, J. Earight. Row two: K. Baur, J. Billings S Bergaen R Mongarez, B. Murillo. Row three: Mrs. Woods,J. Gentry, D. Ortiz. ' ' '