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

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Associations Aboard lj Left to Right Bottom to Top, members of the Acappella Choir were, First Row, Kathy Smith, Kim VanNordstrand, Cheryl Arneson, Second Row, Anne Nevison, Debbie Neisch Third Row, Carole Hilbrands, Janice Bowers, Sheri Mark! um, Nan Shiras, Mary Roberts, Sherry Estrada, Winni Winckler, Richard Bie, Suzanne Kos- matine, Cindy Harrington, Dr William Priest- ly Fourth Row, Kathy Brandt, Laurel Meyers, Cynthia Groover, Eileen Lunetta, Camille Hara rison, Kelli Flourant, Shawn Sawyers, Tim Nagle Fwh Row, Carolyn O'Connor, Milan Sliepka, Ed Chade, Priscila Sanford, Jan Mod- dale, Mike Bauer, Rick Johnson, Chris Bolt, John Brown, Brandon Peck, Peter Pitsker Members Not Pictured wereg Shelly Blank, Lisa Brooks, Bonnie Brown, Sharon Coleman, Linda Conti, Rebecca Crosby, Susan Fox, Mi- chele Green, Timothy Meza, Dovie Minor, Anita Muller, Mike Mulvaney, Doranna Nau, Diane Nordstrom, Rebecca Phillips, Melissa Pysher, Nicolet Schlarb, Susanne Teepe, Bar- bara Thompson, Kristin Vandeusen, I Caryl Walti, Chere Fizzel, Diane Vinson. 21 Madri- cals were From Lej to Right First Row, Donna Bliss, Cindy Harrington, Nan Shiras, Sheri Markum, Laurel Meyers, Janna Holt, Second Row, Ed Chade, Tim Nagle, Chris Bolt, Will Puckett, and John Schreiner. Steve Barrett, Nancy Gruen, Anita Muller, Valerie Scodeller, and Tom Bruni were Not Pictured.

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Acappella Choir Under the direction of Dr William Priestly, the Acapella Choir was com- posed of young men and women who enjoyed singing. They met everyday during second period to work on songs and to rehearse for various concerts. The three main performances of the choir were: the Christmas, Patriotic, and Spring Concerts. All three of these performances showed much talent and appreciation for music. The choir did a fantastic job this year, and theirl performances were much enjoyed by members of our school and com- munity. Madrigals The Madrigal Singers were made up of the finest male and female voices of our school. They performed at many concerts and conveyed to their audiences the enthusiasm and joy they had in music. Thanks to the time and efforts of both Director, Dr. Wil- liam Priestly, and the group itself, the Madrigals had an extremely suc- cessful and rewarding year. CLUBS SING OUT ' .7 ,fix One Year Before The Most

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M arching Band The Dana Hills Marching Band was extremely active this past year. Marching in half times and parades, the members of the Marching Band showed dedication to their school and appreciation for the music that they played. Members of the March- ing Band also had a hand in the local bi-centennial activities, for they played at the American Freedom Train when it visited San Juan Capistrano in Janu- ary. Thanks to many hours of hard work by both Director Mr. Leon Badham and the members themselves, the Marching Band was an outstand- ing asset to the music program of Dana Hills High School. Brass Choir The Brass Choir, under the direc- tion of Mr. Leon Badham was com- posed of some of the finest brass players of our school. They played in concerts and other activities through- out the school year. Symphony Orchestra This year's Symphony Orchestra was led by Director, Mr. Leon Bad- ham and Concertmaster Kane St. John. The Symphony Orchestra per- formed in three major concerts. They played at the Christmas Concert, and were a part of a combined ,Orchestra at the district's Patriotic Concert. At the end of the school the Symphony Orchestra played in the school's Spring Concert. It was apparent by the music that this group played that