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

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CQ Try To See lt M Woy .XF President Ellen Rourke displays two of her trophies. One of the most hard-working organizations but probably the least credited is Speech and Debate. The President Ellen Rourke has received many awards for her various speech and debate efforts. Most of the members meet in some type of speech class during the school day and compete in tournaments outside of class. This year the Speech Debate Club participated in many tournaments which were held in different places all over California. These places included: Loyola, Berkeley, U.S.C., Patrick Henry, and Tustin. fu lly? 4' f f 1,jf,c!4ff0ff fi f ,, f ' - , 'flzf' as , Ifuwyi ' W ff J' 'iyfffkzyl - 11' fi' !f97f4ff'W 3-i f M, '. ,? . ' flfflflff X Wy fffi f , , WM Www f afwf M ff fff 3921 Cynthia Garcia and her partner Lauren Kinzer discuss 1 the points to state strongly in their next tournament. i i i l Mama, Speech and Debate: Row 1: Jeff Vara, Pat Larken, Roland Dion, Cynthia Garcia, Lauren Kinzer. Flow 2: Wendy Popischal, Virginia Meyer, Shannon Munns. Row 3: Melissa Barricella, Mr. Buskirk, Dan Diesel, Sandy Wood, Tami Porter, Ellen Rourke. i Tim Grant and Wendy Popischal receive criticism on their speeches. Virginia Meyer and Shannon Munns write out notes for their coming debate.

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Lend A Helping Hond Although every girl attending Mission Viejo School is a member of Girls' League. their representation is through the Girls' League Officers. These girls organize several annual events including the Meet 'N' Eat, the Christmas Formal, the Mother Daughter Tea and the Father Daughter Dessert. Always enthusiastic and smiling the officers promote friendship among all NVHS girls. Junior Reps were Cathy Murphy and Debbie Eadson. MBVY Meffell acted 35 President- Standing from left to right are: C. Murphy, C. McGarry, D. Brasher, J. Shelton, K. Brassfield, K. secretary Diane Ortiz, Historian Becky Murillo, Treasurer Jan Gregory, M. Mertell, C. Garrett, J. Billings, D. Ortiz, B. Murillo, and A. Yi. Billings, and Vice-President Colleen McGarry. Friendship Chairman Cindy Garrett and Publicity Chairman Freshmen Reps: Audrey Yi and Kathy Sophomore Reps: Joanie Shelton and Kim Gregory. Dottie Brasher. Brassfield.

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1 .2.3,4. . . Meeting from November until March, forty girls learn and practice early in the morning for the Dance Workshop's annual Dance Concert. The concert is given two nights every February, and combines the skills of expert dancerfinstructor Mrs. Paegle with the talents of both beginning and advanced performers. Mission's Dance Concerts have always been successful, and, if one year is an indication of the next, always will be. lfflgj A L T Jenny Engle displays her talent. I Z. 4 DANCE TO THE MUSIC Row one, L to R: J. Engle, L. Grimes, H. Audet, M, Griffith, R. Deszaz. D. Jacobsen, L. Marceau, C. Grimes, M Diamond, L. Sweazey. P. Morris, R. Norris, L. Germain, L. Good. Row two: N. Curran, C. Low, K. Gregory, G Tonso, S. Wood, L. Clarchick, P, Block, S. Weaver. S. Haley, L. Norris, S. Wood. Row three: L. Nordlund, L Marceau, S. Groupe, T. Facchina, K. Richardson, J. Billings, T. Boehmer, C. Garcia, A. Auburn, C. Deutsch, S Thomas, P. Corbin, K. Richardson. G. BacopuIos.J. O'Donovan. What do you think? queries Mrs. Paegle. Ready when you are. Wait a minute! What was that last step?