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

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N25 YEARS O LY THE FACES HAVE CHANGED 25 years ago the students in and around San Juan Capistrano attended Capo High School. Today, three times as many high schools are needed to adequately educate the students in the area. Dana Hills graduating class of I976 is 535 strong compared to Capo's class of 35 in 1951. Seniors of yester- year took pride in being involved in school. They participated in dress up days, bonfire and car rallies, a formal homecoming, senior carnival and ball, dances of every type, special weeks, Easter egg hunts, and especially gradu- ation week. These seven days were filled with a variety of events, a beach party, constitution tests, ditch day, commencement, and grad night which was spent sightseeing in L.A. Seniors also enjoyed the praise of lower classmen and privleges. In 1976 not much has changed except for a new school, different faces, fads and even more activities and priveleges for seniors. Some of the events include dress up days,.pep and senior assemblies, christmas formal, Jr. Sr. Prom, homecoming, and graduation week. Tradition still regins and grad week consisted of several activities, a picnic, Baccalaureate, finals, awards nite, luncheon at El Adobe, commencement, grad night at Disney- land, and returning to a Contenental breakfast and diploma pick-up. The most evident changes are in fads and fashions, with each generation of stu- dents come new styles and variations of doing things. For instance '51-76 dances changed from the jitterbug and waltz to the bump and hustle, gold- fish swallowing to streaking, hubba-hubban to 'swhat a fox. 20 years from now as one wipes the dust from these pages and look at the pictures and read the copy, again you'll relish in the thoughts of the good old days. Being a senior in any era is a memory to be treasured always. V- One Year Before the Mast for S..-'-.2 702-. 5 SJ -2'-'2EQ':fi5:.' '

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,r Shipmates Hecto'r Aguilar David Allen Katherin Allingham Diane Alouise Michael Busby Giula Bartolini Patrick Borton Charles Brand Jean Brennan John Burke Thomas Burrows Desiree Bush Larry Castillo Miscele Chorak Robin Collins Tom Colvin Jeanne Connor Linda Conti ' Gary Crawford James Curland Charles Davis Michael Davis Ken Decolle U Steve Decolle Lance Deverich Peter Dugan Stephany Edwards Raymond Elbertse Valerie Ford Mark Gentile Michele Girovard Mark Greco David Griffin Susy Haasl Kevin Hart Jeff Harvey William Hays Stephen Head Philp Howell l SUSAN L. WOLCOTT Suzy Q remembers good times with Hollie, Shuy, Debbie, and special moments thinking of Charlie . . . plans to attend college and live by the beach . . . Never tie a ship to a single anchorg nor life to a single hope. V REBECCA LOUISE WOLF Becks remembers meeting Mark, Pep Club, Band, drill team, CSF plans to go to college and major in home economics . . . Always look on the bright side! CINDY WRIGHT Snid remembers ditching I wish the best ofluck to everyone that can possibly attend DHHS every day. KATHLEEN ANN YOCCA .. . Yocs .. . remembers double sessions, Yosemite, swimming, drive-in, newspaper, adv. comp., CSF, Girls League plans on college and major in law Climb the mountains and get their good tidings. Nature's peace will flow into you like the sunshine flows into the trees. Q JULIE LYNN ZENKER ... remembers going to Crossroads .. . plans to go to junior college ,. . Don't let it get you down, it's only castles burningg just find someone who's turning and you will come around. CYNTHIA E. ZOCH The following Seniors missed having their Senior portraits taken: Dean Jameson Steve Johns Blaine Johnson Scott Johnson Jodie Judd Kelly Kazem John Keith Kurt Kelly Monica Koberne Jim Kopenhefer Andrew Kozlowski Kip Krantz Judith Landreth Huyen Le Walter Lima Robert Linzy Tony Locacciato Elizabeth Lockwood Geri Lozano Norman Ludwig David Mason Harold Metzner Kimberly Miller Richard Miller Mike Mitchell Mark Monaco Vince Moore Tammara Moorhead Douglas Morrison Miguel Munoz Wendy Murray Arthur Netto Tony Pacheco Helen Pardo Derek Perkins Tony Pacheco Helen Pardo Derek Perkins Dennis Peterson Raymond Pierce Kelly Postier Antony Prince Bobby Rainwater Teodulo Ramirez Julie Rasmussen John Ray Philip Raymond Dana Reeder Paul Reichert Sheryl Rex Weren Ridilings Fred Roberts Michael Roland Susan Samson Richard Sanders Micheal Scarantino Donna Schellhous Douglas Schlitz Michael Schneider John Schroder David Scodeller Randy Silver Mark Siminule Jamie Smith Brian Spates Ruth Stoffel Rosalie Taylor Mary Teske Pat Tunnicliff Thomas Valli Sorya Vanny Mark Villegas Chris Walsh ' Brad Warn Mike Weed Geogre Weinhart Michaelle Wesley Calvin Willis , ' X I93 if 'ne gem,:1Awe.w2?5'Q ' sea. f r 2., 35.5535 - e 7 '

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I3 Old Capo students enjoy one of the many dances. 23 A senior couple waltz in style at the homecoming dance. 33 The rille club was one of the few associations on campus. 43 G.A.A. sports was big among the girls at Capo, as symbolized by the volleyball team as they strive for a win. 53 Student Council directed and supervised many of the student activities. 63 Cheer- leaders and songlcaders encouraged the cougars to many victories. 73 Bon- fire rallies were held the night before football games. 83 ln typical dress of the day a senior guy portraies a fonz appearance with a leather jacket and a DA. haircut. 93 In l95l style clothes, a girl wears midi pants, a tai- loredjacket and a scarfon her head. Senior bhipmates I V - Y ,