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

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Dana, while on his adventure, missed much of what was going on at home, since letters and newspapers took months to be delivered. Dana, being an educated person, was keenly interested in events happening around him. Some students emulate Dana while others follow immediate inter- ests whether a skateboard is the best or what is for lunch in the cafeteria, again. The important point is that the events going on are shaping the world, whether people are cognizant or oblivi- ous to them. Locally, Dana Hills was affected by two major events. The first was a bond issue which failed, portending double sessions on campus, possibly, within a year. The second local event was physical in nature. Dana Point, itself, continuing to alternately mushroom and falter, ripped up all its streets for sewer pipes while letting condominium construction on sites nearest the school stagnate. Nationally and statewide it was the year of the political figure. Election- eering began early with Reagan chal- lenging Ford and Carter, Udall, Harris, Wallace, Church, squabbling for precedence on the other side. Politically Patty Hearst was tried for bank robbery and found guilty, while Brown campaigned for President as a vw 1 , 1. .f1a,.. . WWI I ll Daily Life 'uh X favorite son. The movie and book Jaws were popular on campus, Elton John continued his starry ride and General Motors introduced the Che- vette. The song Junk Food Junkie became a brief comment on the times. It was a year to remember because of the Bicentennial and because America was renewing its search for itself. It was a year Dana Hills students played Dana and the sailors as far as their interest in the events going on around them. But, as Dana did, stu- dents reckoned that the world would be waiting for their reentry when the voyage was over

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