Dana Hills High School - Mast Yearbook (Dana Point, CA)

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members raced the advertised Worlds Most Famous Race Barstow to Vegas. Positioned on the mile long starting line along with three thousand other competitors, the pair had no problem in bringing home the gold. Meanwhile, team members Mark Veagas and Bobby Reyes were heavily in- volved in practice for upcoming Moto-Cross events. Along with a series of High School qualifiers, other events which members participated in included Viewfinders Grand Prix, Hope Town Grand Prix and the Cherry Creek Hare and Hound held in Delta, Utah. With continued support and rising popularity from the student body, The Dana Hills Moto-Cross Team had fun Doing It In The Dirt . my wi W .. ,4 1, T, 71' .2 -2937! f ,db W A ,. 7 V 9? I 3 Our Competitive Nature ll The Dana Hills Moto-Cross Team Top Row Left lo Righlp R.Rodman, D.Jamision, R.Adams, L,Satterfield. Bottom Row: R.Swensen, M.Van Wye. 23 Roland the Rocket Rodman shows the form which made him a top ranked expert. 33 Early Graduate Mark Wild Indian Veagas prac- tices up for a special qualifier to be held at Anaheim Stadium. 43 Fighting to keep the front end down, Mitch 'The Kidd Van Wye gasses it at Elsi- nore Grand Prix. 55 A good description of Roland Rodman would have to be crowd pleaser .

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DOLPHI GET DIRTY,' For the past few years here at Dana Hills, there has been a fast growing club on campus. The club is Moto-Cross. Moto- Cross is unique because although it is a club, it competes as an athletic team in Moto Cross events. Starting out the season, seniors Roland Rodman and Mitch Van Wye, were contacted by mail to race the Invitational World Cham-' pionships held every year at Parker, Arizona. The race, more commonly known as the Check Chase consisted of racing one hundred eighty miles of desolate Mojave Desert. Start- ing at Twenty Nine Palms, California, the course wove its way past the state line, ending up at the well known river resort of Parker City. The following month, the same two wwf- 1 z- 1-1. .Q-Qt.,-an F., ...J fm .,. . , I ,, gf' p. S One Year Before the Mast

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. , .A :l ...4u m' - -- BASKETBALL SHI g GYMNASTICS SWI GS. K :Q N l ,f The Team as a unit is important .. . one person cannot make the team these are the concepts behind a good gymnas- tics team. This year Dana Hills gymnastics team found that their most memorable meets were a .95 win over San Clemen- te in a compulsory dual meet and a .6 loss to San Clemente in compulsory league championship. Named most valuable all around players were Debbie Spriet and Mary Roberts, for un- even barsg Michel Morgan, for lloor exercise Beth Saunders. Girls C.I.F. Basketball came in 2nd in the South Coast League. Coach Thornton says that team work makes a good basketball unit . The girls practice two to two and a half hours a day. The most memorable game was against Mission Viejo and was memorable because D.H. played very well and only lost by three points. Outstanding players for Varsity were sophomore Terri Aitchison and Maureen Miller, Juniors Karen Mason and Donna Vinson. Outstanding J.V. players were Sally Mayne and Christel Felder. One Year Before the Mast