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

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g , D291 lj Nicky Jepson and Holly Engen vote for Sadie Hawkins finalists. 25 Dirk Ellis composes his thoughts after being voted Sadie Hawkins King. 35 People dance as the four Jays play, 45 Semi-finalists clown at dessert, SJ Sadie Hawkins finalists Rick Browning, Ron Montgomery, Andy Hoffman, Jeffery Paulson, Kevin Culbertson, and Dirk Ellis. 65 John Pentz being auctioned off to Tom Fox. 71 Nancy Ingram leads slaves Baron Bircher and Mark Simon in a sing-along. Daily Life

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SADIE HA KINS EEK OFFERS S ETHI G N Following tradition, Sadie Hawkins Week was sponsored by the senior class. This year's committee, Kim Nation, Amy Day, Lisa Larwood, Allison Becktal, Pam Battersby, Rick Browning, Vince Winninghoff and Denise Emory, wanted to get students involved so they tried something new. They decided to choose a Sadie Hawk- ins King. The choosing was done in the same manner as the Homecoming Queen. Fifteen senior guys were nomi- nated for semi-finalists by the junior and senior classes. Then, at a dessert, six finalists, Rick Browning, Kevin Culbertson, Dirk Ellis, Andy Hoff- man, Ron Montgomery, and Jeff Paulson were chosen by the girls, CIF sports members. Friday night, at the Sadie Hawkins Dance, Dirk Ellis was crowned Dana Hills' first Sadie Hawkins King. This event topped off a week of activities such as Slave Day, and marriages and divorces. The unique difference about this year's Sadie Hawkins Week was the success- ful blending of traditional and new activities.

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YS 8L DOLL H D X gg 99 MAZO DI PLAY MUSICAL Guys and Dolls is the second musi- cal to be staged at Dana Hills. In the past Dana Hills musicals have always been well attended because of their Gne acting and music, great publicity and experienced production. Guys 8a Dolls is no exception. The cast of Guys 8a Dolls included Nathan Detroit, a gambling local tplayed by Chris Boltj. Nathan is en- gaged to Adelaide fChris Jenkinsj, and has been for fourteen years. The other love plot in the show involves a bet that Sky Masterson tEd Chadej, a big time gambler, cannot take Sarah Brown, a Salvation Army maid tNancy Gruenj to Havana. l-le eventu- ally does, and ofcourse they fall in love. The play, however, does not deal only with romance, it also shows the mixed up, complex lifestyles of Broad- way in the late forties, with many lesser characters involved. There are moving crap games-forever try- ing to hide from the police. There is the night club Hotbox show, with gum chewing dancers including Adel- aide with her chronic, psychosomatic cold. Directed by Mr. Grimm, and with professional help on lighting and choreography, Guys 84 Dolls was a real success. l TALE 7, l V 45 X, , ia -,f . JC One Year Before the Mast