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

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CHRISTMAS WEEK EXPLODES WITH SEAS NA ACTI ITIES l1 Santa visited Dana Hills and allowed people to be filmed on his lap for a small charge. Here he sits with admirers. 21 At the end of Friday, lockers that had been decorated as presents showed the affect of use. 31 ASU members decorate the living Christmas tree in the Mall. 41 An all male pep squad acted for a bemused audience during EP. 51 The Soph. class sold secret mistletoe destined for lovers. 61 Spon- taneous carolers went unheard thru EP clamour. 71 Maureen Meyer assumes an odd pose while trying to look like a female Santa,s helper. 81 Students snuggle in at the Christmas Formal held at the Mendenosa Rec. Center, 91 The formal court was elected at the dance, the win- ners were, L-R Patty Buswell, Vince Winning- hoff, Karole Sense fQueen1, Chris Walsh fKing1, Teresa Perez, Steve Crapo, Allegra Page, and Dave Willock. 101 Liberty 4 played tirelessly for the formally attired Christmas crowd. , Ze 9 4. JQ J N ' df'4 l M- , l One Year Before the ,I

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L . W, i - 3 s I5 Hollie Engen, homecoming semi-finalist is announced, and decorated with a flower during a pep rally in the mall. 25 A pillow iight in the mall was but one of the many home- coming activities sponsored by the Girls ln- tramural Sports. 35 Whipped cream and pies created the riot known as the pie fight which took place on Spencer Field. 45 Nancy Ber- trand acts out an impromtu skit during the Homecoming dessert in the teachers lounge, 55 A pep rally on Friday in the gym prepared stu- dents for that nights game. A tug-of-war, high- lighted the assembly. 65 The swimming pool relay consisted of several events including blowing up a balloon while being pushed on a surfboard. 75 The Homecoming dress theme was revolutionary dress among those who didn't follow the pattern were four seniors who dressed like the rock group kiss. 85 Many grad- uated cheerleaders attended the homecoming game to show their everlasting school spirit. . ,, f, -,Na'fwa'- A , ,Q . ,. .,

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WMV, , I ,. 1 'muh rt., ff' 5,3516 L7 ff It ' ,f ' Activities on Board A full round of activities took place just before the Christmas vacation. The entire week prior to vacation was filled with secret mistletoe sales, pep rallies, a Santa Clause visit, carolers and a can drive. To show their Christmas spirit students covered their lockers with wrapping paper during the week. The secret mistletoe at 25 qt a toe brought in money for the sophomore class, and the can drive made money for the needy. The weeks activities, however, were dwarfed by the full gamut of activities and presentations during E.P. Friday. These included an all male pep rally presented by Juniors and Seniors to promote the Powderpuff game, a real Santa from the Key Club with whom one could have his picture taken for a small charge, and, hardly noticed at the far end of the mall, a plant sale. The pep rally started the E.P. off with the '- . ' :P 1: - A participants quite uncomfortable with their un-natural parts, but their Pow- derpuff support was stressed clearly. Following this, carolers sang from the balcony, then trapsed thru the halls, performing with more enthusiasm than talent in some cases, but with good in- tent. The plant sale offered potted plants and things dealing with them. At the end of the day the school had taken on the look of a mad Santas store- house. For those not tired out by it all, the Christmas Formal took place at the Mendenosa Recreation center on Fri- day night. Here formally attired cou- ples danced to the equally formal sounds of Freedom 4, a large group complete with a brass section. Here a court was elected during the dance, also. The evening was a joy for all who came, and added a touch of class to finish the frenzied week. VMQWMW ff -K Q '71 if 1 1 A Q a 1 5 J I. ' i L -, igf '- ' - ,f i l L 1?-Zi .' lg! P M gt gh E ,