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

Text from Pages 1 - 302 of the 1983 volume:

-cessities: Ralph Lauren Polo shirts . . , notebook . . . protective glasses Cfor labs and . . . a parking space . . , an upper locker . . . a lunch box full of goodies calculator . . .bubble gum Cbut don't get caught chewing ity . . . a bus pass . . . Hav-a-chips waysl . . . a curling iron . , . a P.R.l.D.E. button . . .a Walkman with your favorite tape in it , nzines CGlamour, Surfer, Vogue, People, GQ, Seventeen, Self, Mademoiselle, Sports' Illustrated, 1ey . . . Laguna Chip cookies . . . T-shirts Cfrom concerts, restaurants, surf shops, clubs, stores, 'l Drops . . . a bike Cwith a lockj . . . lagmL5D.1Js . . . pens and 532 pencils . . . a stereo . . . 2. 2 x E. , .cool stickers for your locker . . . deodorant , . .Vics Vapormist . . . coupons Cfor Carl's, c .. excuses ahallpass ...Visine yygrr-Le,t,5,unglass,e5 atie tennisballs e Cfor asking someone on a datej. . . intelligence and capability in all areas . . . Cliff Notes ' . . . a musical instrument Cfor music department peoplel . . . erasers . . . paper clips izod shirts . . . wool gew-neck sweaters . . . Flojo's . . . a Hide-a-Key for your car . . . cheat rock pins . . ,io get CCambridge?J . . . a car C4x4 truck, RX-7, BMW, Mercedes, VW Rabbit, . . . nail polish and remover . . . was . . . baby powder . . . a school rin . . . braces 'otractor . . . ,ijijwater or snowb. . . a radio Cfor listening to KROQ, the Mighty eeeibrk, Stral M - D - Af:-agus , ' ' ' , The Who, 696950, s, ' , a , ' , etc.D. . . sports equipment Ctennis d kilts . . .tuxedo shirts . . . perfume . . .Clearasil . . . Rainbow or Scott sandals , . .Gatorade a . . . costumes Cfor drama people andfor dress-u daysb . . . patience Cfor standing in linesl pus candy . , . dance tickets . . . a M 5 i... nd bandaidsj . . . a make-up kit , hair spray, a comb, and brush, barettes, bobby pins, s, etc.D. . .geometric-shape earrings o manage teachers . . . gatent leather shoes . . . seat cushion for bleachers . . . big beach . . . Dolphin Dispatch . . . peggilxsllgmgner . . , pac-man watch . . . stagelight lip gloss ilepunch . . . glue . . . staples . . . gold chains? . . tape . . . gosters . . . lots of change for res . . . fake i.d, . . . at for f mal rom .Calvin Klein belt . . . stone washed jeans . . , paper . . . an orthodontist .... cologne F Chags, Chloe, Ciara, Chanel 45, Dioressence, imboard . . . body glove . . .Gumby's hal pass . .vs a yeigrxbook . . . l.D. card . . . cand . . . r 3 ierced holes . . .sack lunch . . . cumberbund . .'f'EVeat-befl? . . . . . . . Rip Curl 'wetsuit . . .a first aid kit for when t in! . . . love erseverence er to survive at Dana Hills, you really ought to consider getting ahold of most of these ak . . . protective glasses Cfor labs and shop classes . . . Quicksilver shorts . . . Kleenex . . . in . . . a parking sgace . . . an upper locker . . . a lunch box full of goodies , . . aspirin . . . an alarm on it . . . a Super Dolphin activity card . . . a calculator . . . bubble gum Cbut don't Ha-v-a-chips . creativity . . . paper bags Cfor book coversb . . . track ,shoes Cfor getting n . . .a P.R.l.D.E. button . . . a an w' - A irite ta ein it . . .Close-up toothpaste . . Gotcha bermudas . . . magazines CGlamour, Surfer, Vogue, People. GQ, Seventeen, Self, Cosmopolitan, Bazaarj . . . caffeine-free diet soft drinks . . . lunch money . . . phone money concerts, restaurants, surf shops, clubs, stores, Real People, collegesb . . .chap stick . . . Halls . .Pearl Drops . . . a bike Cwith a lockb . . .Levi gl ' g Vg- and 532 pencils . . . a stereo Wwwrvl ie beach . . . class pictures of your friends . . . cool stickers for your locker7l oupons Cfor Carl's, Jack-in- the-Box, Round Table, and McDonaIdsJ . . .Chaps shirt . . Ben Gay wall pass . . . Visine . . . Vuarnet sunglasses . . . 9-fig-. . . tennis balls . . . . . . Binaca r games . . . no locker partner . . . courage Cfor asking someone on a datej . . . intelligence tes . . . No-Daz , . . hot rollers , . . a camera . . . after-shave lotion . . . a checking account 5, mc95Wf'y52?f? , f rg 36235 wo f'f pw ?g,,fgZ1-25555512 WL. xww' 'Pi 29 ffffs pix' ,,v, L5 iv 9707? 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L'9Ql?2Jll' ll'lTS ................. We The varied faces of the students of Dana Hills are featured, with special reports on students who not only survived, but excelled in a broad spectrum of endeavors. AIDS ....................... 2 65 to survive, community businesses showed their pride in of the most amaiing moments' ,. year, for a quarter of us, our last. f rtrs 1 to advertise their products. , , , , yy ,irr I may 1 f 141 , Survival l Il Whor do you weor ro Dono Hills? The onswer involves considerorion of severol complex issues: your peer group Csee poges 8 ro 157, rhe ourside vveorher, ond rhe indoor weorher. CThe lorrer is Iioble ro flucruore drosricolly, depending on where your closses ore locored, rhonks ro Dono Hills' unique oir- condirionlngfheoring sysrem.D How do you ger ro school? Thof's up ro you. If you're preelicense ond wirhour o benevolenr porenr or older sibling, wolk, ride your bike, or roke rhe bus. CBur be prepored ro poy for rhe bus, see poge 22- 28, of your Survivol Guide? If you're old enough fo drive bur foo poor ro buy o cor Cor gos for your mom's corb, bum o ride vvirh o rich friend. If you're in rhe money, drive in sryle, bur be careful: occidenrs on rhe woy ro school ore numerous. CAsk Jim Cook, Nodine Hory, or Poul Bush? Food, of course, is one of mon's mosr essenriol survivol needs, o need mer by rhe snock bor ond cofererio services. Thrillfseekers hove rhe oprion of roclng ro Iocol fosr-food resrouronrs, buf vvirh o So minure lunch breok, moking ir ro fifrh period is rough. Thus mosr srudenrs choose ro bring food from home. 4 . . , Survival J fulfill, ABOVE. ABOVE, doy, ABOVE vvirhour LEFT A colculoror is o musr for Tim Dupuis' College Morh closs RIGHT Tonlo Schillings Volksvvogon gels Julie Cook ond her ro school every Doing homework during lunch breok, Chris Oliver ond Derek Ahlo go food, while Bryon Einnerry gulps down his I'Poc Mon milk OPPOSITE PAGE, ABOVE, LEET Chorley Morgon ond Mio Ferguson discover rhor gerring from rhe Moll ro rhe porrobles on o roiny doy is o drog OPPOSITE PAGE, ABOVE, RIGHT Jennie Smirh's orilre for her English closs vories occordlng ro rhe room re-mperorure OPPOSITE PAGE, BELOW The school bus is srill o populor form of rronsporrorion, despire Irs expense. F 5 5 I s 3 4 1 QF W ........-M-n...,....,......,,.,,. in s s .- w l , .,.,.V +-Q.-V...-.,. .----- l l Q LEFT: The worst of the felt of fre P.R.l.D.E. p gram was inmates' in in-house spension. mascot Nik Nicot during pep rally. run for vi tory in the m ttress races '1' duri . members sh w their pride uring their mecoming rformonce. to Hawaii. No, it's just no Kovner, rn Dana Hills d ss up day. ABOVE: Bryant TOP: all four OPPOQITE PAGE Dnll W opposlrs P565 mow: f X . Y V HJ 1 , , .,,, .,., - ff ,.,, , , H ice. f 6 . .. Surviving lvith Pride W r l r l l , -4- . f -. ,, 17 as 1 .,., i'?'l' if-9 .5 if Q- A' 'f r 'X' kiwi r, g:'I1'?'. f Q fir? -16 , ,,,,,L, ,, ,,,.,g ,k,, , I r I P 41 ' he 'V A is In I , Qx N K M W nr A 1 ,I 1 3'3 ' Gr M..-Q..-... IQV if., Q' W iw 0: iw W V 53 ., ,pn A VM - H I Ii -f ss, in . . New Pride Baosrs Spirir Pride was everywhere rhis year on the rnural in Ihe eniry hall, on PRIDE burrons worn by poih siudenis and iearhers, in ihe shours of sradenrs in dass cornperirion yells, on ihe faces of srudenrs receiving A papers, in ihe srniles of sarisfied reachers and coaches This was also rhe year of Dr FIynn's P R I D E program The inirials srood for Posnive Piexnforcerneni Indicares Disciplinary Environrnenif' and rhe program offerred a sei of roles io clarify expecied siudenr behavior Cooperaiion wirh rhe rules eliciied Hpasirive consequences from reachers and adminisiraiors Ieirers of praise, free dance ridsers, and ihe like Negaiive consequences, ranging from verbal reprirnands' ro ihe dreaded in house suspension, were rhe resuli of infracrions of rhe rules, Srudenr responses ro rhe P R I D E prograrn varied from Lindsey HoIrnes's, I'Things have changed ihis year The whole aimosphere seerns ro be rnore posirivef' io Jolinda Saindons We need a less severe program N Q ,. B friendghips Nfw at WS M A K , 07 H ' WF if pi' new A : Qi 8 A 3 y , gfyr f.,m?m, I LVVL H V , gf m ' L S . , 'Im M -X 'ff www , 'Wi P J ' .uf + gf f'f' :,w 'M .. f If X qi. 'gf' F' , f f 5 I , E - 1 I, fx X F. J, ,yi 1 The most Inv fne porronr porr of my life nghr now is fn nds, srored junior April YOQkum. The su companionship provided by Deo I inreresrs coincidSd w' ingrecyen pporr on pe whos ' irh ones r ro surv' ' ol! of I' ' e hlsesfdshkes ond own was on e-Ssenriol ivol in fhe '82-'80 schOol yeor, os ir ife. Groups of friends clusrered berween do o in vorious oreos Sses Crhe senior j criviries ofhce, rhe OpDoSif ' of rhe Oclms or rh A undercl ' e side, rh pu If 'io Q si fnoll e hrsr roble ne-or r OSsjOcl1s or rhe roble on rhe e surfers on rhe sroirs by rhe gym, rhe n ers on rhe upper balcony by rhe Enghsh deporrmenr 6, rhe hord-rockers on rhe wOoden bench near rhe orr Cfeporrmenr, rhe bond people ourside rhe music room, e-rc ond provided coregoiies for rhe Mosr ro observe r friends, rheir clorhes sryles, ond rher hobirs. Q oups of R55 6 sex i Q0 i M, ' 1 J f .Tr L is? .rx ffl J ' 7?:q73j'rf 1 J is LYTV Arfizmfff U F. bh 1 m I' .W , 1 H' wc.- , f A an R Ls jf M R we r A M 3' is , B fri. Win! M. , W: fx ,. Q! 1443. - r 'f il9..,mAw:,', 7 'V f 'A y i Nfl 5 ,Q L32 ini 1 .rig iii his W 3 gi L 1 E I if 'QW X , XM: ,'1fES.x1n. ,f ' . 'za V: I: L:'5 S f ,- 1 . .' gn? xg. f, ' g, -Q S 1- ? . , 'K A A Q I ' 'Q Q H19 5 .x x X A A ., MA M' K N lil Ny I is '. I L E3 X. 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The ideo of seven wirh choins should nor Eine included in rhe heme of newesr look or Dono Hills ghis yeor wos Rod -o-biiiy, o +L recreorioh of rhe sryies ' As Wirh Pgunk Rock, Weis o big porr of rhe Tsockko-E lly irend, The music, iike rhe '5O's'f od X be-bo ro donce r A Mony Rock-o'biiiy's rourhe beor f fhe Srroy Cors, T X . 4 i of beor rhor 'vos eosy weekend nigh s rocking Jimmy ond rhe I usronos, ond rhe Ro-:ki i' Tsebeis. F3 . os well. N ,J K Girls often ore sneokers ond The guys Q wore bnxon-down collor sh rrs, wiih riesg Levisg '5O'sTiiocI 5 ond soddie hoes were seen qouiij Compus wir oi igreosed, 1 fw . ' aopecliiitie-J Mend' io gorher in rheir regulor hong-ours RIGHT Afrer Gino Voie, Tino eiez, ond Doug Tignor moke pions f5r rhe weekend TE PAGE, ABOVE, RIGHT: Rock-o-Billy 'se Holiihon ond lohn show off '5O's sryies OPPOSITE PAGE, BEL 1 Toking o breok rom The Gosh, He-orher Rousch folks ro o 1 3-J ' 1 , friend ,oil--P ,In - 'f KH Ty Ng I . 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Even in the cooler days of fall, winter, and spring, beach-loving students managed to visit their favorite beaches for surfingiflxfolleybdj, frisbee, jogging, swimming, socializing, and just getting away from the dcudgeries of school. As crowds multiplied, causing problems in parking and towel-space, increasing numbelfsof students escaped to the harbor for peace and a little bit of sailing, jet-skiing, and, windsurfing. Even for those students who weren't avid 'beach-bums , the ocean and beaches still often provided the center around which work and social life revolved. The beauty and easy access of the Southern California coast provided a place of refuge for school-weary, work-weary Dana ---LF Hills students. few , pu' mal' I r if-2 .-,153-,J ic W OPPOSITE PAGE. LEFT: Ken Effenberger falls down the face of a five foot wave. OPPOSITE PAGE, RIGHT: Lori Meyer works on her tan in the September sun. TOP: Daring Dana Hills students plunge from Aliso Pier, in an attempt to show their bravery. ABOVE: Jerry Muniz catches the light of the fading sun in his Vuornets. RIGHT: Nils Van Dijk glances at a passing bathing suit. sf X Beach Ee IL. 1 4- . 2' 'L ,Jw lf ru .- fur' ,. ,.-r... ' 'bmp' 5 : We Mmm 'W 17 viwe sutaviviwe. . ..suBvl gUp.viviNe. . .suriviviiste . Y PARTY, , EABTY. . .PAB PARTY- - -PARTY' ' 'PAM -BlliRVlVlNG. . .suBviviNe. . g SUWMNGQ' '5lspoXQmgTBte. . .SOClAl.lZlNG Smsfoxiggilil -BUWMSC ,X L , 5.9 bg iziii... EN ZT1Dri5iviNG' ' '5UWMN?xiEN5sJ . .FlXlENDS. . .Sw EBiENBs. . .Flsllgiiljlsiiwitig suBviviNe...sig1fiiviNew6M .WCM ' .W uixviviwe... WQBi4...Xv ' lNG...SUPw LOW' 'gWOZuQBvivTB1Cg1RK 'sutxvivme . .BEli'2,XfVlNCBJEACiZUwBEACH . . viii... ' ...sl SUM BEACH. . BEACH. . .BEACH SUWMNGD A ngugviviwe SUI BEACH' sutxviviwe. . .SUlRVlVlNG. .. WANG HSUWMNG, ,, Suhvlvlmg. . SUPNMNG, , .5UlWlVlNg. . EJJIQVMNG. USUPNMNGD W .gui suBviv WANG .suBviviN NG gtiriviviiie... SUYWMNG' ' 'SUR C, 5UlXVlVlNG. . .suixvivi ...SUWWN VlNG...SUPsVlVlN G,,,suBviviNe... SUNiviN6. . -SUTWMNG' ' '5UwAlflih3e. . .SUPsVlVlNG. . .suimvi . .suBviviNG. . .SU Time Off NeCessory For A l Survivol ln the fost-poced lifestyle led by most Southern Colifornio teen- ogers, free time wos o necessity, time for solitude, reflection, exercise, ond fun. For some, free time meont spending time with friends ond fomily, goofing oround ond being Crozy, tol-sing wollrs Cor runs. whatever the sport moy bel or just being clone. In order to survive, everyone needed some time to do whatever he wished. 1. JJ. Halsey ond Terry Hobbs erjoy spending their free time together. 2. Wil! Teglond goes ro the be-och on o Soturdoy with his friend Terry Donoho. 3. Mony students devoted their Sotutdoys to wotching footboll gomes in the foil. 4. Tony Gregory, Mike Meridith, ond George Modotion con't go through o week without routine partying. 5. Tondi Griffith molxes ond sells her eorrings in her spore time. 6. Dances ore o fovorite port of Dono Hills students' sociol lives. 7. Don Smith ond friend spend time studying outdoors. . . . Survlvol Demonds Free Time ..,.Y fm k H HX Visser - K 'tr if-is '25 FREE TMWE HXEE TMAE FREE TMAE FREE TMAE 4-0 Uzswif. ' your V ,QD . Q 'Q -Pa1x:s.er,col.:jm+wQ'd?b:,r,rXKCfXZ'1fs0::'rkdQaPe games wed obo -vo Savuta vvxem vox-wx, You' A I Vg?-WH-S-NgVvwc+,besvqasay55Q5 ' 'Rvws Cvw- 'Hwas party -Yvxai' yea., -R-wok wwe, +0 . Cv.-. -..Q .H 4+ o.,,, p, aamxgjxfihwar., foto, Gr-my fganwcx M E' ' 1 GVVCD-lXXwc:6 scyxogg iwdg E 1,5f1i21' , ' 'N 'F pw' 1 msg H wx 1 ' ' As X3 A 54 if K is f L , A ,, , J Q. ,W bw-MV. ,Mn K , , . L'-Q ' Www f ,M xg L A ' Www .,5f.-' .Nw I M JW'-ff.-, h , ' 2 , Q32 WL gh ' . iq . T 1 ,fggq M.: ,k I V ,g,,,4ayQ fy .,,,,,, A .- 'Ve a ll if , , W , .. Q I' ' 'L ,, ' , M ' ' xi M iii ll TF I . W CS? :aff xf-pn :www F'fK f fF'r'1M1r'Nv: IJBMJIY NJN w .1 1W5 gf 1' '11 1'w ,Im-Vu,1V.if,Xy,-.rl .f nLw'1':Z,,','f 1 , 5 , lm, i. , lfwff Eff' Vw ' 'WJ 'f'1lHl f'r'v r'rMf-' 'J' 'J VC W, f ,-V 1 ' ' Y Surviving with Stamina Surviving Takes S W af 9 if f f W Wx Ju Xflwf ,., . .. . ,, .i.,--f,-105,937 v, . pw! Q., My ,. 5 QQ ww., S' 3 Y Ma. mem mf wswurmm 1 . 'QV -5 A grin f A ' .sw ,- ' is:-'fw - Afiiilfifg :w,23if:si'Li2 SE 2 , ,mmgkg .,,A M,,m,, X kxlfsigigiuageiimfnwi ,,,,,..4..---v- I-'un-nu -ng-.3 I 1 ff E l X, ---n ----h Y 1, f ff X V N VY W V Y I Y V VY V Y V ,,:':,.,...Q Q ,,.1h ,g fi- - f-Q, K W Nfl 5? 1 N'Qu..' - X , an Y- W , uv ,,,,.,..aj' H a J 1 W X Qgj lll' 51 f MW it I I 3. Q W 5? 445' wa H '- N, .WK XE? -ml I Qi 1f'7 rv-v'r:'vf 6 V W isAaxL.a.L.a.Ax1a- if p:3l.'v. 'F' ,av . f,'i Y ' W xhfgg Q uw. H4 ruigggi f' f?' :Er if mf nf . ww, ,,L.4,5,. ,W ' 5 ' f- 32515 Uffjif +'Q?f1zZj',-45QJ?.,.fgf,gqf if ,rg ' gm, Kiwi? f an Z A WU' Hi' il l nl K gi 1 Increosed Porriciporion Sporlss Activities Progrom Bonds or lunch, pep rollies, sporting events, ossemblies, closs competitions, dresseup doys, donces . . . oll of these octivities ond more helped the students survive the rigors of ocodemic life ot Dono Hills. Mr, Donny Burch, in his second yeor os director of student mony different sociol circles He further lobeled them Henthusiosttc people who enjoyed their work Activities Commissioner Jolindo Soindon odded, I wos reolly pleosed with the incteosed porticipotion by the students this yeorf' Jolindo wos oided by Greg Schlorb in plonning ond octiviries, commented thot this yeor's student council members corrying out the mony successful events, from the first donce were ci unique group of concerned individuols representing riciiiyiiies to gtoduotion 0CtivitieS 1 Homecoming semi finolist Bombi Morris teoches out for o congtotuloting hond sholse 2 Juniors Debbie Pierce Koten Engbetg, Jill Moore, ond Mou'een Quinn potode before the crowd or the Pius X gome 3 Julie Chotchol ond o friend tolse o breola ofter o long nigh: of doncing A Ken Effenberger boosts his seniority or o pep rolly 5 Key Club member Tom Richotdson tolses time to try our the throne while setting up for Homecoming Activities jlhdil' --' gg X 75 4.hmW F' X 'ist 2 g K The summer. soiled by so fost, commented Nodine Hory lt seems like we just hod Christmos break. Dono Hills experienced o very successful opening week. Although the enrollment increosed to over 2,000, by the end of the week the overcrowdedness seemed to subside os people set direct poths to ond from their closses. There were mony chonges this yeor, the new P.R.l.D.E progrom, lorger closses, no nurse or librorion, ond the replocement of credentioled counselors by guidonce technicions. The week ended with o noisy, spirited pep rolly ond o soldout donce, feoturing the bond 2002. 1. Decouse of the lock of counselors, schedule chonges become o port of o long ond tedious process. 2. The beginning of school meons the rqoining of friends: Judy Orlondello, Brion Lewis, Kristin Bollord, ond Tonyo Hidlebough get together. 0. keeps students orgonized during the heot of registration. 4. Senior Doug Huffmon cheers enthusiosticolly or the first pep rolly. 5. The first donce, o success, gove Tricio Morrison, John Mirodo ond Lito Morales o chonce to swop summer stories. f ,f-fx -gal 4 3 ,,.......-M-0' Q x ff if F , i f AC1iViTleS ' i , ,,,, W ' H Q' A 4 V' gl'-Mqqw. A L I 5 ' f ,gfkn ff' ,f ,L M wa 'V - ' LQJVX? 'V L' Vwfiiw 'W' 5'-E ME , ,A mn! WI ,vw-W HOME CMING WEEK v a in i Our school spirir really showed! Jennifer Openshaw Homecomlng Seml-Finollsts: Abbe Zara, Lorena O'Conner, Jennifer Openshaw, Karen Zimmerman, Holly Fromm, Laurie Hagan, Amy Armenrrour, Wendy Miller, Allison Wiseman, Caresse Henry, Jill Cosra, Carolyn Alderman, Bambi Morris, Stephanie Sperber, Jenny Denman. Homecoming finalisrs Abbe Zara, Stephanie Sperber, Lorerra O'Conner and Caresse Henry go from gorgeous ro gross as the guys apply rheir makeup Anne Sodergren cleverly dresses as Hppy on Movie Star Day. Jill Diario and Theresa Gleed go crazy on Tourisr Day. Wild Wear Day provides rime for horse play for Kelly O'Hearn and Diane Marches. 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The evening's Homecoming Donce wos o greot success Cin senior Diono Leoro's words, the funnest donce l've been to since l storted high school D. The bond ployed from eight to eleven o'clocls in the Moll, ond mony olumni showed up for the occosion. ,is V x - - I s it V : W 4, . 1 f ll if W Af 44 V X W eff. f 4 ww? e 714' gy : 5 :,. fl Q K f 0 x ' I 7 Q 4' C Cx ywi4f-sx:t:7441 V 4 0:ll'!9'4l4QH' 4w1,flxx05x:,l:-mr, 4 : ,-5 4Q::24'll4 ll: 5 1'-44 4: A4511 NIIQ, N iq Q' 509 I , :Ill 0 R: ' I Q t a Lx 03 . xxx pw . 4 A ' T411 Q Qxli 1 xy: HB0 2 will . 'X xxx ll 5 7 :yung QW u9iq 'UM Wgg' mlxmx ff lb :ll 4 uf-0450 feti- Qswig 745 gi taxi?-14 , IIN :'4:4 ,ii uf - x,':Qxx fyfalls 'HQWIIWQ xu:ixW 'Yll5,4i lligxbnx Q:ll , 10e4wl1Q ll II ll .l:ll0:H :x:m4. xxx Ilya' :QQH ll 50:55 95 ,sic i'QH9W tank 2 Q xx I , f W 1. Queen Coresse Henr shows her emborrossment os Princesses Corol n Aldermon ond xx V xx x , Y Y I X by A it Lourie Hogon opploud. Q5 5 Q x Y 4 : 2 1982-83 Homecoming Queen Coresse eogerly cloims her throne. : ll 4 ll -1 if 3 Junior Steve Moericls, Miss Gunnin , Tereso Gleed, Kell O'Keorn, ond Liso Themm XX A : 4 ll X J Y Q Y l I cheer for their victory in the floor competition. I ll xl 4 : Y V Q 4. Homecoming Court: Cfrontb Loretto O'Conner, Abbe Zoro, Stephonie Sperber, xx 4 H 5 I Q Cmiddleb Queen Coresse Henryg Cboclsb Lourie Hogen, Corolyn Aldermon. ll 5' F fx: . X 5 Enthusiostic sophomores cheer for their third ploce floor, Thot's Entertoinmentf' NX XJ ll nb 3 X o Queen Coresse donces with her footboll hero boyfriend, Dove Horris. 2 ll Jw ,X 7. Jeff Fowler ond lost yeor's queen Christine Crowder wotch os Marilyn Monroe Clulie 5 H2 , H S , . X ' McCloslsyD delivers the finol envelope. 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During lunch there was a pep rally, and the class competition was a pin-rhe-face-anftheepumplsin contest. Thanksgiving seemed to slip by almost unnoticed, except for the fact that it provided students with a four-day weelsendz ASU attempted to have a hat day, but it proved relatively unsuccessful. The weels before Christmas offered numerous activities that boosted the holiday spirit. Wednesday was Bell Day and Thursday was Christmas hat day, the class competitions were a candy cane pass and a round of musical chairs. The highlight of the weels was Friday, which was red and green day, and lunchtime offered the popular lip-sync contest. The seniors placed first with their version of a surfing Santa tune. The sophomores came in a close second, and the juniors placed third. As for rhe freshmen, with The Twelve Days of Chrisrmas Sesame Street style . . . well, maybe next year. Student Council members rehearse their roles before the Halloween pep rally 2. 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Q ,ms f S l M , ,zi- ig, Feer rhor was rhe theme for rhe dance Thursday, January 27 and Friday, rhe The dancers pracriced diligenrly from rhe beginning of rhe school year all rhe way unril the dress rehearsal. We were exhausred on Opening Nighr, our all rhe exciremenr of rhe show lseor us 'hyper, ' commenred dancer Julie Karlse. The show consisred of close ro rwenry dances wirh music ranging from New Wave ro Classical, The Besr Dancer award wenr ro Aga Paegle, while o special rhanlss also wenr YO Ms. Simmons who did hours of running around while Ms, Nealy fools a marerniry leave. Thursdays rurnour was good, and on Friday rhere was a full house. The proceeds wenr foward nexr year's Dance Club. 1 Jennifer Hall, Lisa Genr, Sracey Flercher, Hilda Cornelisson, Carol Thomas, Jaclxie Dumouchel and Parry Powell leap rhrough rhe air in unison. 2. Sracey Flercher, Lisa Genr, Jennifer Hall and Laura Korelsi perform The Comperirionf' 3. 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The Cast of Feet Don't Foil Me Now - ifronrb Marie Wehan, Carol Thomas, Stacey Flercher, Jennifer I-lall, Jadsie Dumouchel, Cmiddleb Janelle Jarvis, Kelly Green, Crissy H-....a' Morgan, Evangeline Dara, Sandy Leni, Charlie Morgan, Laura Karelsi, Kay Fredoerg, Amanda Johnsom, I-lilda Cornelisson, Cooclsl Michelle Kramer, Lisa Genr, Ago Paegle, Jon Kelly, Parry Powell, llicl-1 Fodor, Par Monoz, Mil-ze Williams, Melynn Johnson, Sreohanie Shulrz, Leslie Hayden, Julie Karlce 1 6 PAV 'Mm MH A, W ' iywy 6 K, W, 4 use-M I wos surprised or how much fun I hod -Rick Fodor , ,fa ' e 1 SJ - ' 5 A .V 1 ' 1 fi:k?Qifgl:3f1:T,. Ti I l -ss '1 f 55Y's?T?li33X? . .-iffi, U -1--:3 - 9.5 M 6 W X.,L ,af :1sSXx1ff3i-a4Q?2x+.s::Qsha1X4ef: - f:wf1:mffgg.,k-fig 2 if 'fisaw ,-neun, Hifi, Vx V www sw-,I STX V i kAf7fi fi ? U in , 1 a. f A 24 X .. . . Y W if Ag 'E1 M 1 ,fx , X. S 5 'WWA 41. gg A A , i 3 F 5' P V fi fl sz :R ,X 1 1 -2 Q: sl H.. x.. - mi ' Ea, . 1 with-n- '6 Activifies xi' SA IEH i ,. 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Afrer o i g :iii V close ond hord-foughr gome, rhe senior girls cloirned V l,,ifij rhe 80-22 vicrory. High scorers for rhe seniors were 'gi VVV EVV Vfg iii lg V 5,5 V Kelly Kirkporrick ond Jill Cosro, while Gino Tucci ployed SV V Vq ll V V VV JVV E excellenr defense. ii i-VV :EV ,QV VV V.' s o The Juniors, however, seemed ro possess rhe highesr ,L Vlg ii lg spirir of the doy. Nodine Alvilor srored, If wos greor. Q V533 A lor of guys dressed up like cheerleoders, ond the I Q VXM ' people in rhe sronds were so supporrive, rhey rnode ii i? Vw V. V',llW ekiV SVR VVVVV Q rhe gorne for mel ,I r im V W ewlfi tgi , Y V' V 1. Alrhough rhe juniors didn'r win, rhey did hove quite o ivl g 1 V M . . . . . V V. l cheering secnon: Dovid Bridgeman, Mike Colloghon, John i gewlg Srodd, Rick Wesch, ond Torn Berry. 'V 2. Jolindo Soindon, Suzie lkenrrop ond Kelly Kirkporrick found I NV V 2 rhe hordesr port obour Donkey Boskerboll is honging onro lx 'V i rhe Donkey. ,, 3, A desperore Suzie Pienrrop rries ro drog her porrner ocross X VV :llc -1 rhe floor, VVVVVV ' V l'l5'll llfiig 4. Tino Rornoge con'r seem ro block Julie Cook s killer hook Vl wx, V Sho' ii-Li li 5. Sondy Srevens rokes o deep breorh before orrempring o rwenry-foor shor. Lg 6. Srephonie Sperber mokes Donkey Doskerboll look eosy. VVVVVVV f H -e V Activities Of all the activities scheduled by Student Council and various other clubs on campus, dances prevailed as the top money-makers. With four dances selling out and high attendance at all the others, it appears as though the plan for more high-quality bands at fewer dances was successful. The money went to various clubs, classes and causes including everything from lighting the Porthole to paying off athletic debts. Among the bands that played this year that were highly regarded were 2002, The Bytes, Nightwallser, and Theme Tots. Others who weren't so well thought of were The Bachelors, The Acrylics, and Hlkodney from KROQY' Decorations also seemed to be a higher priority at dances. The Homecoming dance boasted Hollywood glitter fitting its theme, the Surf Stomp was scattered with various beach accessories, and throughout the dance floor of Sadie I-lawltins were bales of hay. When aslsed his favorite dance, Senior Class President Brad Kinney replied, l thought the Surf Stomp featuring QOO2 was the ' ' hottest! 1. The Theme Tots are o favorite local band at Dana Hills. 2. The T'Bartle af the Bands held onlfebruary 24 produced stiff competition for its participants. CS. 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Among the requisites of the teocher were o loud voice Cfor competing with other teochers in doorless clossroomsb, coffee Cfor eorly morning oppoinrmenrs ofter lote night groding sessionsl orgonizorion Cfor lseeping occurote records of the grodes ond ottendonce of five closses of teen-ogersb, potience Cfor deoling with occosionol irote students, porenrs ond odministrotorsl, creotivity Cfor molsing sometimes tedious subject motter new ond excitingb, o sense of humor Cthe only woy of deoling with certoin problemsb, ospirin Cfor those times when the problems wouldnt go owoyb, o worm heort Cfor serving os o counselor during the first yeor without certificoted counselorsb, o knowledge of medicine ond liororionship Cto fill the shoes of the missing nurse ond librorion7, humility Cfor working long hours or relotively low poyb, ond dedicotion to the profession Sometimes it moy not seem so, but teochers ore humon, Their lives ore orooder thon the norrow slice viewed by students. In on ottempt to present o picture of the whole teocherf' the Most explored the vorious meons of survivol employed by teochers both on compus ond in their personol lives. Dr Cistone ond Mr Goslsins enjoy the students response during the ljepst Assembly Despite countiess otrempts to ovotd hovtng his picture tolsen Mr Nolsomuro is foiled ogoin A spirited teocher who spends countless exrro hours or school Mr Sptedel helps set up the sound system for Rodney on the ROC? Heod chef Monsieur Pierre Sherrill prepores ct gourmet during the Pepsi Assembly Mr Weogley 15 greeted with mixed emotions os he helps Chris Josinslsi ond Kelly Conroy during their U S History Closs Advisor Kris Evons helps Jennifer Hoop with o difficult yeorbools ioyout mil Mwst Q 1 c . . , , 3, A it n . A . . . , 5' K . V , . . . 6, , ' 1 , , V -'i' ,i- f rssg A. . Jtfffi' c 5' my M Q I - V .. - I in ,L ,M .WM Administration Pleased With P.Pi.l.D.E. 'll was pleased with the positive attitude of the students this year. Most took more personal responsibility for their actions and accepted their consequences without complaint, stated Vice-principal Lucy Kelle-way, when asked how she felt about the school year. Principal Dennislflynn echoed this sentiment, saying, The students monitored themselves well without much outside pressure, As in the rest of the school, budget cuts affected even the administration, The loss of counselors because of insufficient funding placed increased burdens upon the remaining administrators, yet, according to Dr. Cistone, caused fewer problems than anticipated High school graduation and college admission information was sent to parents, while guidance technicians Janet Howard and Ariana Saindon were available to answer any questions students might have, Vice-principal Andy Fishers move to Esperanza High at the beginning of the school year Eeft a position filled by i Mr. Bill Smith. A former Physical Education teacher and coach at DH., Mrs Smith adapted easily to the promotion, and students accepted the change with little l M commotion, Activities Director Dutch summed up the administrative perspective when he said, I felt really good about the whole year! l, Adminstrators Dr. Flynn and Dr. Cistone preside over a faculty meeting. 2, Activities Director Danny Burch 3, Principal Dennis Flynn 4. Vice-principal Lucy Kelleway 5. Vice-principal Bill Smith 6. Assistant Principal Dom Cistone . Aw e,- S 4 3 Fi : iaiiif 52? .A R11 s-4 'Ji' r ,P v Q K K li ww. 3 5 rf. I 5 Z ii fa gl. I , 6 Augusto Alorcon CForelgn Longuoge7 . . . enjoys gordening, reoding, cooking, ond worching TV, survives reochlng with the help of his Q yeor old doughrer Aimee, fovorire ospecr of Dono Hills is srudenrs ond soccer ployers, considers soccer o mojor porr of his life Marlene Dorrett Cprqecr Skills? wos once o legol secretory, fovorire hobby is hondwriring onolysis, highlighr of her reach ing coreer is Prqecr Slsill, hos endured rhree Children of her own, oll now grown, od vises srudenrs ro develop long ronge gools Bill Dcirtmcin Alice Brownell CForeign Longuogeb wos influenced inro reoching by on English reocher she hod in high school, loves being o mom wirh o 10 monrh old doughrer, musr wrrhsrond wolsing up eorly ond leov ing dorling lirrle girl everydoy, drives ro school from Bolboo lslond cs' 1 'G wi 3 s 1 is ry . is 1 - rm 'T' .X xr sw 1 'rl 1 K, lllllll T lllll p r 18 Survive from Yeor One Of the originol group of reochers rhcir srorred or Dong Hills in 1972, only sixreen remoin. This smiling, usuolly cheerful, group of reochers srill seems ro be hoving o good rime. 'lWe con cope wirh onyone ond onyrhingj' commenred Ms, Dunn. They hove hod many experiences, borh good ond bod, ond hove hod ro deol wirh o vorlery of problems, our rhe reochers hove srill come rhrough. K rwwwwrf' :: r3rr,, rsrrryrfrlumlrrg- Y ln , As Mr. Pierce sold, We con ourlosr ony principolf' ond ir hos proven rrue so for, The group hos gone g rhrough five principols, but rhor ydidn'r hinder rheiryworls. Were rhere srill similoriries berween 1972 ond 1983? We srill hove power foiluresf' wos one commenr, ond onorher reocher odded, The oir condirioning srill does nor work, which broughr o round of loughrer ond ogreemenr in rhe group inrerview. Some rhings rhor they iilsedg The srudenr ond recicher porlsing lorsf' They dislil-:ed Hrhe color 54 .. . Academics of rhe school, Ms. Morple seemed ro echo everyones senrimenrs, rhough, when she soid, We miss oll our old friends y g rhor were reochers here rhor hove olreody lefrff Ron Buchheim C5ociol Studies? . . . teoches becouse he enjoys worlsing with kids, tries to wirhstond the locls of respect for teoch- ers held by the community, relieves stress by cooching, reoding, ond ploying with his three liidsg hos o londscoping business on the side in order to hove o respectoble income. Q - marie Y , is, await ,aw iii- , s sf i . if V ff,?+l'vm 5 Lynn Bumoioy CEnglish5 . .. o former libror- ion, she hos tought for 19 yeors, eleven of them or Dono Hills, erjoys troveling, pro- duced o bouncing boby girl, Michelle, dur' ing o six-weels vocotion in October ond November. gs t 5452222534 'Stewie mm., Qzmx ,fzffsfsmsfzsifii ',,vf:fwAfiZZt4f's- :vt-.vzfkisikezz-we-f-HffY5'f:::V::1-rw? :Q i IU: 52553255 is it 2 ,matrix 7 55433 it iiiii i y ,Q ,s,,,, -if e ' , if fkjv - , 1 M I k 53 rf! yt ' 'Q :- f gm . 'illli 5 'l illx ill 'R 5, V ' E ' 5355 6 mmwiiiiiir ft 5'- 1 if f fi 'jf if ig , W N i ie, 5 ff sgf al we Q Q i M s 5 ,sxygl is 5 35 l V 55 ' f me li' , 'fi' x 4252:-2? 4 i I Ji 532 ff 3 X 4 S S 3 ? fee 2 il 5 5 ,i,4s l i i 3 , , ,, ,tti , i,ec it ' 3f ?'mef5,,tgf?5f2g59FG'Cef WJJ?fl9FP'9f W'51?955ffi,M54 't ,Z T -Mai , ,Mrf Mry TJWX laaefriii, Mr, wecgley, fm 5ll?f'LBuchheir?ffQf' l f 'ifi Q iiitl f 4. Dolyou recognizegihis youriggscience reqfziyierof 1972216 Mr. i ' . , ,, '.,- I fl: , x iit' V' f, L 5 f ',4' , ', 6. ifyfioncerned iQirQf4Chombersflisiens to Q' ' 1 75 Quirkrlies dgiyvigion the? an rhe,sciei?ce deportrijigsfnfy' fepi3ifs,?3:i?m0chiiizegg5gfi2iiis fini ff me , Dom s,i H M inf: l 1 Sfzfgfil wsmmol fffvfifl 17:3 57555524 .tsmss,sis,,,,iii'-' MW , , ,Q i,,2,,,. lasbs 5 5,33 i i ,i,f Tim9fSz?iLQfQ, ,55-A U D632 2 email Tim Butler Cphysicol Educorionb en' dures pressure by cooching cross counrry ond rroclq enrered reoching ro hove o porr in influencing young people in o posirive direcriong hobbies include surfing, volleybollg lilses worching o srudenr get excired obour leorning ond improving. Bob Conory CSociol Srudiesb . . . firsr roughr in Cosro Rico, rhinlxs hordesr ospecr of reoching or DH, is frying ro endure ex- panding Closs sizesg erqoys skiing, rennis, running, ond the Angels, olso lilses cooching foorboll ond boslserboll. Horlen Chambers Cl3usinessD . . . on origi- nol reocher or Dono Hillsg hos wirhsrood some emborrossing rirnes, including ripping his ponrs while serring o rypewrirer on rhe floorg lrlses golf, sluing, ond mororcycle four- ingg soys rhor Mon could enjoy life more if, once he gor whor he wonred, he could remember how much he vvonred ir, John Chipman CForeign Longuogeb , . . o frrsr yeor reocher or Dono Hills, he hos been reoching for six yeors, his fovorire hobbies ore gyrhnosrlcs ond golfg previously he wos on orchirecrurol drofrsmon 56 . . . Academics ,A ,-44 a -, rv ,Y ,, . . ., if 1 f fi , , ,gyfiwi ic' 1' '- ' mini 4' ,n,,,f V 3 Roolsies Rally Students Many new teachers graced the Dana Hills campus this year, Halfof the newcomers came from various schoob through- out the areal however, the rest were rookies as Both the experienced teachers and the beginners raid the Mast some of the more embarrassing moments in their careers. For example, at a previous schools Star Hinlsleyywas introduced to the entire student body, then when asked to sit dawn, she missed the chair and fell to the floor. Sharon 'Heinri found her mast embarrassing moments alsoito her most rewarclingg she was mistaken for a freshman! q When aslsed what feelings she had about teaching her first syeargf Tracy Robert commented 'Teaching issgaever duilg? . . . but neither is a guillotlnef' Despite some difficulty ,withgg gdisciplinepa rprablemtwhichfmaniy of the new reacherslrhadf' in common, all seemed to enjoy the Dana Hills atmosphereg imosgpraised the energetic stu ntsifvand. f'friet?rdlyss15aff,'? gi, Agtypicaliy enripgsiastiainew1teacher,:Mr.ii3il Gercspertlds ,extra V if after school 'helping of his students, Adam French. 2. Ms Ruth Gels lectures her American Literature class onthe' ig 4 meanin7af affect V it if . Calculating grades at the end of the first semester frustrates My I A roglsie WDCV Robert. 'till ifff' W sirll 33,1 I ,Q s lly f r. - , , if ii Bill Conroy C5ocial Studies? . , . has man- aged to survive 12 years of teaching, has been o construction warl-ser, factory work- er, and farmetg went into teaching for the money, worst parts of teaching are meet' ings and school boards - manages to avoid with sleep and patience, favorite as- pects of Dana Hills are windows and air conditioners. Bill Cunningham CScienceJ . . . has been teaching at Dana Hills for ten years, loves having power over thirtyffive people at one timeg hates grading homeworlsg re- lieves stress by visiting his local gym, Trevor Dale Clndustrial Arts? . . . teacher at Dana Hills since it openedg dislikes coming baclr to school after summer vacations, bicycling is his favorite habbyg believes that some students need more selfdiscipline, Marc Degen CMathD . . . enjoys the inter- action with srudents, survives baby sitting some students by remembering that he can always Punch the little suckers out , drives around in the Degmobileg Iifeguatds at Newportg likes to surf, slsi, and ponder, Rookies 57 1195 t f s i,,il w' K V Outside Jobs Supplement lncome Controry to populor student belief, teochers ore people too. ln foct, Dono Hills is o school with more tolent in its vorious departments thon most people could ever imagine. Numerous foculry members hod outside jobs, some of which were extremely intriguing. .lobs often helped olleviote some of the stress coused by trying doys or school, ond of course the extro money come in hondy. 1+- 4 ff , V t-tt M V M Z ,,, V 2 ' J K t 'W' We V if - - - ,st Y. I f.,,,, , J , , 't , , 1 'f . - , , ,,t, j VL g z,i , V ,, , V I , I i J A R ,V ,,,, SSL Ron Dempsy fCtossroodsD . . . hos been teoching ond counseling for io yeors, loves vvorlsing with young people, olso photog rophy, once fell osleep while giving o lec ture, is o privote counselor in Mission Viejo, beors the stress of o doy by not tolaing it home vvith him 58 .. . Academics Lindo Dickey fEnglishD . . . mother of two boys, vvent into teoching becouue it didn't require typing, survives o hord doy's vvorls by exercising ond eoting, holes groding popers, gels oround this by ptor,ro-,tinoiiori Morgie Dickinson Science? . . . hos tought piono, tutored, ond novv coordi notes weddings, enjoys music, sewing, ond vvorlsing out to relieve stress, endures grod ing only become she hosn't figured out o woy oround tt, hos one driughter .lock Dickmonn Grirlrlccfl . . , lilsr-4, the vo cotions thot teoching offers ond thrf chonc Q tO vvorls with lsids, urls tough when he hos to tolls tn front of lorge groups, -,vvirtis to relieve stress vvoterslxis, slsts, hunts, ond fishes to hove fun, hos hc,-lrl rnony different lobs ot rnor-y different titties Cindy Duim-Quirls, a member of the math department, is a professional stained glass artist. Art lenlsins, the Dana Hills psychology teacher, is a profesional tennis player who coaches on his spore time. Another man of talent is Terry Wigglesworrh, the driver's education teacherlsurfing coach, a musician who plays with his bond in various restaurants and clubs in the area, There are many other teachers who manage to find time to utilize their abilities and display their individual talents, some of which are reaching piano, catering, photography, counseling, and landscaping. AMAZING! Scott Dillon CMathD . , . first year at Dana Hills, enioys the constant challenges pre SQU students, vvater slats tn his free time, advises students to become involved tn extra cur VlCLJ Don Douglass flllhystcal Educattonb . . , en toys fishing and watching T V after a hard days wotlr, lil-aes to motivate students to achieve goals, married, with five children, advice ta students ts, 'listen to teachers and strive to improve oneself ted by teaching, out dislikes having lazy lOt Ocitvtiles il, Terry Wigglesworths bond eryoys the beach before performing at the Brass Balloon 2. Tennis instructor Art Jenkins gives tips on the bad-shond stroke ro Pat Munoz, 3. Ms, Cindy Duim-Quirlr adds a final touch to her latest stained glass prqect. f ,, ,wwf ' Outside Jobs . . . 59 Cindy Duim-Quirk CMarhD . . . enjoys rraveling, running, baclipocliing, and read- ing, rnalses srained glass windows, says rhor reaching is occasionally monoronous, is able ra srand ir by doing rhings she enjoys and varying the schedule, reaches cornpur- ers for Apple. Ron Dull Clndusrriol Arrsl has been reaching for eleven years, has been a con- irocror in ornamental ironworls and con' sirucrion, rolerares reaching wirh a variery of hobbies-woodworking, gardening, fly! fishing, and jogging, reaching is satisfying when he can see success, says, Husrle - rhar's a 11. Nancy Dunn Clfineflndusrrial ArrsD . . . an arr rnajor who enjoys traveling and art shows, wirhsronds srudenrs who don'r care by offerring posirive and negorive rewards, proud of seeing srudenrs years larer who are successful, occasionally walks ai the harbor. -ik Teachers 2 e,iisj ,Conrraryrrd ygsj fidpular belief,QrheSfeachers airi ng in f Hills acrualiyfdislilsed cerrain of reaching. The mosf frequent cornpiainrs were abaur rhe faculry hearingjair-conditioning system, the law pay, and the tack of respecf held for ieachers by c ,sss J j srudenrs the commarjiify,, i Each reacher mei rhe difficalfies wirh different remedies and varying degrees of seriousness. Someffeachers chose fo ignore obnoxious behagiarsfrom the siqadenrs, whiieorhersd isiemoofvrififfiisiiisiiiiififfnfed of me is 'Of verbal To meer ine siighr diiemnsaiofi 80 degree rooms, Conroy ffequenrly advised' his i classes ro Think cool! Grading papers, anorher 41' ., , g Q per aeeye, was lightened by using aides, ispracrasrinaiiaascyf or doimgiiiheggworls oursideigsfginigi , f leliis I , ,, - xV,7 ,,.,gg s s s c Many reachers, including Mr. Degen, Mr. We i i ' Didsnnann, Mr. Conroy, Mr. Weagley, Mr. lmbilii, iv' gc V d g and Ms, Ferguson, mer rhegdifficulries wirh open ss s'iil glminds The reacheijgwhoj used i. ,often nnaded cfiosses eosier'oo5riie sfudenrs iiiii Well s s as on rhemseives, . , . Academia?-1' ki 5 , 9 SHN se is sw W Tim Dunn CScienceD chose ra reach because he enjoyed ir, enjoys carrooning, reading, and baclspoclsing, was o profes- sional srudenr ar UC, Berkeley, worlsed hard for rhe reochers' union CC.T.A.D. 'xiii X rg .Q Q lKris Evans CEnglishD . . . survives groding ipopers by doing rhem on rhe beoch, likes lro ploy volleyboll, porry, ond escope inro o igood book, loves rhe energy ond enrhusi losnn of young people or Dono Hills, wishes ishe were richer. Ken Foster CMorhD . . . enjoys rhe shorr hours ond long summers rhor 0 reoching coreer offordsg his fovorire hobby is fishing, he wonrs srudenrs ro keep up rheir srudies ond hove fun or rhe some rirne. Mike Goskins CScienceD wenr inro reoching in order ro hove o coreer in mos rine biologyg spends rirne windsurfing, comping, rook losr yeor off ro work os firsr more on l4elpie , bires rhe buller ro sur- yiye roking roll, lr's eosier ro leorn when you're lisrening insreod of rolking Ruth Geis CEnglishD . . . new reocher or Dono Hills, rhrives on reoching, fries ro endure rhe red rope rhor inundores rhe schoolg erjoys rcip doncing, hiking, ond phorogrophy, finds ir rewording ro hove srudenrs who ore now her colleagues Career Center Offers Uniaue we Opportunities The Careerriienter, manned by Ms. rxmtower and Dick George Krossroodsb teacher for Mr. Hagedorn, was the headquarters for the PMOP. and Work Experience programs, in addition to providing college information for juniors and seniors. 22 years, curious lsids are his favorite aspect of teaching, avoids grading by doing a summarive evaluation based on oqectives mem? COOK dime' '9 'eh?Ye Stes ond The Regional Occupational Program, best lsnown as also enjoys golf and sailing, Do the com, px O P ed Th md r Y D O HH for mon things uncommonly well. ' ' - ' pfepor 4 e 5- en S O on ' 5 Q varietyrof jobs. Pt.C5QP. training was on-thejob much r of the time, and students still earned high school credits while gaining important preparation fora f all college major. Training courses were offered in the 4 ' , agricultural, industrial, health, business, and public r it fi ' fserviee fields, fr This ye-or+Mr,,,Richord,,Hagedotn ,was ingschargerof the Worls Ex rience Pr ram, in which a roximatei mllGr4E l'hfSoc'lSrd'D pe -F Og Y ro Doe zH.,, ?,f 'ff U ff 'Become 350 studentsgporricipatedseoch semester. All ,students no 'S 'S Yeo' 'OW' Um' . Come i :had to be si5cteen'Tyears'old oriaboveiond worlsiot' a teacher because he enjoys learning and R h I C f el sharing knowledge, frustrated by our soci, , , Sf Worg, OU? per Weei Un Orwnor Yr ery's declining commitment towards edu, Vrilrirbobyslmmggnd gardening dqunpr CQUOD, SOVTWQ Qf Cotton, lilqeg ,O Surf' Swim, rug' ond Wwe g the students held jobs in such fields as real estate, g ,droftiog,,ossistants ood working on sport fishing boots. Many jobs weresupplied byiiocal bosinesses who were very supportive and, in some cases, actually requested additional student help. Aszivlr. Hoge-darn commented, The program allowed a flexibility of s hours and an erjoyable onefto-one Contact with i r i i M r community employers. Claude Giroult CForeign Languageb enjoys reading in French, writing and doing established research, was a paymaster in the French navy, withstands students who don't want to worls, plans to teach French QQ - - r it I? at Dana Hills until retirement, then return to ' gs 'tr ggi? I France, g S Eire ' leiE5:Fl'i':1i-,'iS,fl??E , .. , ,, VM.. ,,W.,,,,. . Merritt Grimm CEnglishD . . . entered teaching nine years ago for the short hours and the time off, survives the commute from his El Toro home in his Z, students fear his penalty box, says The kids thinls my jokes are great . . . they never stop laugh, ing. 9 fftdedffe , 2 . . . Academics 2 af d A mam, s 3 Shannon Brighr, RO P, Rerosl Trades srudenr, stocks rhe children's deponmenr in Moy Company for rhe Chrisrmas season. , Jim Drefr programs a newly-acquired compurer under Career Technician Aileen Amrower's Supervision. ROP. design srudenrs Chrisrine Gamble, Lisa Croil, John Gibbons, Eric Hueg and a Laguna Beach srudenr concenrrare on rhe final rouches ro rheir prqecrs. 1 Ernest Guerrero CFine ArrsD . . , eryoys re- modeling, building, ond orrending gallery shows, survives rhe srress of a day's work by sleeping, occasionally freeflances for magazines, has rwo children, enjoys worls- ing wirh srudenrs and direcring rheir crew orive ralenrs, Always be happy, healrhy, and creorivel Dick Hogedorn CXVorl4 Experience? enjoys sporrs ond Jogging, lilses working wirh ourgoing srudenrs, married, wirh rwo lsids, survived flexibillry problem by moving from classroom ro career field, Look for rhe good in eoch day. Career Center ., . 63 Jo Hanson CHome Economics? . . . has been involved with interior decorating and real estate, survives tension by teaching sewing and working on craft prcgects, en- joys family, skiing, and cord games, teach- es for personal satisfaction. Marjie Hartman Cphysical Education? , . . mother of a young son, she especially en- joy the girls' athletics department and the people of Dana Hills, hates rainy days, but survives by ignoring a lot af things, enjoys water sports, sailing, and boogie boarding. Ruth Hayes CBusinessD , . , transferred to DHHS from Son Clemente High two years after DH opened, travels, golfs, and plays bridge for fun 5 worked for many years as a secretary and has owned a card and gift shop. Sharon Heintz CEngIisl'1D . . . first year at Dana Hills, became a teacher to get rich quickly, withstands grading papers by pro- crastinating, loves her four-year-old daugh- ter. i V1 DE 0RlzG0'Nl . 1. Trevor Dale and Bill Prestridge pose during their journey in the Pacific NOYTHWEST ' Ricriiikecls, Mrfk'Dale antzlfivtr, Ptesrridge rest after a tiring voyage' in Mexico from Ensihodo ro K55. 8. History teacher Bill Conroy and Secretary Shirley Owen pose for a portrait before the-beginningof rhe Turkey Trot in November, ' 'i-leolrh Leaii-Quirls, Shirley Owefipllill Conroy, Mariarsne lrwin-and Star Hinkley CEngIishD . . . first year teach- ing, enjoys the beach, dancing, reading, and going to baseball games, survives keeping up with grading by doing it during early morning hours, owned an antique srore and was a mail carrier, Don't take things roo seriously, 64 Academics Dom Cistane prepare for another grueling afterfschool pracrice. 5 i Q Carey Hubert CRSPD . . . has taught for 14 years, came from a family of teachers, works hard to grasp all aspects of the edu- cational environment, endures stress by en- joying his family, De positive and like your' self, Steve Imbilli CForeign Languagel . . . en' tered teaching for the short hours and the time off, survives the tedious commute from his El Toro home, has been teaching for nine years, says, Pay attention and fallow the rules Marianne Irwin CEnglishD . . . used to work at Disneyland, endures the drive to school from Costa Mesa, likes to run, exere clse, and read poetry, is currently training for a marathon, believes students who get involved in activities will enhance their edu- cations. -l Athletic Teachers Stay Strong, Shapely X Y' .sex X 195' I flu ggsikisimi i Q itil l started running for the weight control, but after a few months weight control became secondary to the mental 'high' l got, remarked guidance technician Ariana Saindon, explaining her reason for running. Ms. Saindon, along with many other teachers and administrators, spent many hours outside on the jogging paths and tracks, Fitness, competition, enjoyment, the mental high Ca good feeling about oneself and lifeb, were aii cited as explanations for dedication to running, Mr. Conroy, Ms. Ferguson, Ms. Owen, Ms, Soindon, and Dr. Cistone all trained together for o 26-mile marathon. Mr. Quirk was often seen before and after school, running the school track, and Ms. Duim-Quirk, a dedicated runner, kept up her fitness during pregnancy by fast walking during her free periods. Explained Bill Conroy, 'Even though l'm not out there to win the races, l enjoy the positive feeling l get from finishing them. In addition to running, some other energetic teachers bicycled for fun and fitness. Mr. Dole, Ms, Renault, Mr. Presttidge, and Mr. Pieck, along with several other teachers, made many long trips, some participated in races such as the Tecate-Ensenada, Ptosarita Beach, and other favorite Mexico races. But Mr. Prestridge admitted, l don't really race, l'm out there for the parties and the fun. X f if f f at 7 ff' Cy? A? V is t 7 w N if 1 gk i if .:.,., ,.,,:. 3 55' 1 Att Jenkins C5ocial Studies? , . . started out as a basketball coach, has worked with emotionally and educationally handi- capped children, outlasts the pressures by exercising and playing tennis, teaches ten, nis in the summer, Take good notes, study, then have fun! Daralee Klein CMathD . . . finds the har- dest ospect of teaching to be students who dan'r care, tries to get around this by mak- ing them realize how fun math and read, ing really are, skis, runs, and travels for recreation, has taught college and worked as a financial planner. Kent Klingbeil CMusicJ . . . enjoys running and sports cars, believes hardest aspect of school is remembering details, survives by planning ahead and writing things down, attends summer school at the University of Illinois, tells students, Involve yourself in something. John Klink CMathfPhysicol Educationb . . . says first year of teaching was o test of survival, eryoys flyfishing, coaches football, basketball, and track, has been in construc-g tion, lf something can go wrong, it will! Cyclists and Runners . . . 65 Dee Landreth ilinglishb . . . most reward- ing moment of teaching career was when she received a Masters Degree, avoids the drudgery of paperwork by doing it every day, caters and gourmet cooks in free-time for enjoyment, avoids stress with long walks and reading. Sharon Manker CMathD . . . dances, skis, listens to music, and visits Mexico in her freetime, survives students who won't work by constantly encouraging them until they do try, worked as a waitress at a resort an Lake Michigan, advises, Don't give up easily. Cutbacks Cause Shortages ln Staff, Supplies This year Dana Hills was rocked by a series of cutbacks which were immediately noticeable in some areas. One of these was the loss of the last of the credentialed counselors, who were replaced by guidance technicians. Also obvious to most students was the absence of a trained iibrarian, also replaced by 'xiibraty technicians, similar to the guidance techs. But, as Dr. Flynn said, lt's not so much the cutbacks that hurt us, itlsjust not having enough money to keep things in repair. The lack of money forced the loss of a fuil time gardener, whose duties were taken over by a maintenance crew. The high energy demands cauldn't oe met, and the English department was forced to use San Clemente's old books. Even Dr. Flynn had to keep the cheap carpet in his office in a curbacls-affected year, 66. . .Academics Janene Marple CMath!ComputersD has taught at Dana Hills since it opened, loves getting to know all the new faces and personalities each year, plays bridge, gardens, knits, and travels in her freetime, ance a mathematician at MIT. in Aeroe- Iastic Structures Mark McCIeave CEngIishD finds that being organizedis the mast difficult part of teaching, whiie getting up in the morning is the easiest, surfs and plays golf and tennis, advises, Communicate with a positive ottif rude. 2. Freshman 1. Library Technicians- Mary Aiice Waldrip and Cheryl Taylc Stephanie Shandle boards the bus for home, bus pass in han 3, 4, Guidance Technicians- Ariana Saindon, Janet l-lowar uzonne Mellenger Cllrusunessb .. . pre- iousiy employed os 0 counseror ond os 0 rs Sonro Clous or 0 deporrmenr srore, hos' fl boby dougnrer'-who brignrens ner days when she smiles, funds rnor reocnrng :ioesn'r give ner rne flexubmry ond close ponrocr wirn srudenrs rhor counseling did, :'Leorn from cl! - rne knowledge oyorl- gble, rne frrendsnips, ond me ocruyiries John Miklas Cpnysicol Educorlonb . . . weignrlrfnng closses ore has foyorure, moinf rains o posmve orrrrude whenever possibleg works our wrrn welgnrs ond runs ro relieve srressg young doughrer odds Joy ro nis Iife n k Jacque Mobley Clforeign Language? . . . finds that the satisfaction she receives from teaching is related to the amount the students return her caring, advises students to know yourself, and work hard to find out what you want in life , stresses personal responsibility. Al Morgan CEnglishD . . . especially erjoys getting to know students as thinking individuals, avoids tension by reading the sports section of the newspaper, has been a commissioned officer in the U.S. Marine Corps, stationed in Tokyo, Hiroshima, S. Vietnam, and Seattle, appreciates the individuality of his two sons. Junji Nakamura CSpeciaI Ed.D . . . also a professional photographer and writer for various magazines and' newspapers, loves to surf and read for recreation, finds forms and long meetings to be the hardest aspect of teaching, De happy, and listen to everything, Sara Nealy CPhysicaI Education? . . . went into teaching for the kids and the freedom it allows in setting up classes and programs, survives an occasional lacks of motivation by always finding new ideas, participates in sports, needlepoint, and motherhood, advice to student, Participate in as many electives as possible. 68 . . . Academics ,iii '9 f . Teachers Sanity There was o great diversity among the hobbies eryoyed c f s .by fiteifevfheefhis,steer. A009529 were i photography? gardening, becispackingg ondidining ir? s French restaurants. Ms. Melienger was involved with ,gJ?isvf0liC!eSi9fi' 2595905 sdclfieffq Qgiivfi five Years, ltifstarted'when,l'she livedfacrosifhe street from where a horticulture class was teught in glvlew York. She, i year5Ni'fBut,lli2:niy do for fiiitinot ferltmoneif' she M ttiijiiiccosiofidiy qrifhis revere hobby, Qmiimiogxf QR ,wherelfhe once worked. He added that he was , inf033iSSECfi0'MlUSf WQECWfi9f9?Wd 0'f?S?Wlfi9fft Hobbies relax everyone, teachers and student included, and heieevefvbedv Survive fheqsffessef d0i'vf,iivinQ Ce i if rfiore harmonious rertnsj L ,,,, 1. Mellenget seems pleased withihet professional-looking flower t lfgk t 'A' 5' iff A arfoitigementf 2, Another member of the business department, Ms Barrett, explains a M L handwriting analysis to an interested student, 'Wffw'M , i.s,, Q ,,i,, ifi, g ,mm 9 Walt Newport CForeign Language? . . . loves rhe humon inreracrion and many wonderful srudenrs, wenr inro reaching ro help differenr culrures undersrand eoch orher, likes ro run, reod, bicycle, and lisren ro music ro relieve rension, has been o naval officer, inrelligence officer on a desrroyer, ond on advisor ro 0 Marine Corps porarroop. Chet Nickell CMarhJ . . . firsr year reacher, enrered reaching in order ro have o career focusing on communication, hares being a rough guy wirh rhe turkeys bur is working on ir, relieves srress wirh running, racquerball, ond backpacking, Look ohead - if nor a week, rhen jusr ro romorrowf' Becky Oppen Cllusinessb . . . firsr year reoching, finds working wirh young people ro be rewarding, aerobics, sewing, cooking, ond hiking help ro rid her of rension, says, Erjoy your yourhf' Karen Petersen CR.S.P.D . . . a firsr year reocher, finds red rope rhe mosr difficulr aspecr of reaching, manogemenr of classes rhe easiesr, is inreresred in forming an ourdoors group wirh orher DH. reochers, relaxes by doing her wanr-ro's nor her haveAro's when she gers home, Hobbies . . . 69 School Spirit Promotes Teocher Survivol School spirit seemedto be on the increose on compus, this yeor, even with the teochers. More teochers were weoring costumes on dress-up dciys ond porticipoting in school octivities, so much so thot Student Council decided to give o Teocher Spirit Aword, The oword wos given twice o semester to on involved teocher by ASU. The first spirit ciword wos given to Mr. Spiedei for his extensive woris on the new sound system in the gym ond because of his continued ottendonce ot mciny school ctctivities. Other spirited teochers thot stood out were Mr. Donny Burch, Mr. Newport, Ms. Honson, ond Mr. Alorcon. ASU wos reolly hoppy with the teocher support we received this yeor. So hoppy thot we decided to commend them, stoted ASU. President Jeff Fowler. 1. Mr. Grimm tolses time off from teoching ond selling Cambridge diet supplement to portroy Sonto Cious. 2 Mr. Klingbiel spends countless hours of his spore time helping out with the music department. 3. Students Lucy Bernstein, Poulo Mongini, Chris Tinsley, ond Diono Heller help their fovorite teocher, Mr. Conroy, celebrate his sixtieth birthdoy. 4, Activities Director Donny Burch olwctys dresses up on costume doys, moking him one of the schools most spirited adults. 3 AI Pierce CMothD . . . teocher tor Q5 yectrs, lO yeots ot Donn Hills, ovoids gtodtng po pets by hiring good otdes, porrolses tn sports ond cetomtcs tn his free time, teoches o closs ot Soddleoocl-Q tor extto income, UDon't miss ony closs unless you'te deod 70 . , . Acodemics Bill Ptesiridge CEngltshD . . . fovotite ospect of Dono Hills is the oiry, non stutfy rooms, reods, bicycles, soils, boclspoclss, ond wotlss with wood, remembers the time he hod students wotttng out ttont for o field trip out forgot to order o ous, odvtses, 'Open your mind' You hove to be here, so you might os well molie the most of tt t ff' t' if Mt 424, Leo Quitk CSctenceD . .. enjoys running, ooogey boordtng, teoding ond motorcy cling, is mottled ond hod cm Doby in Jonu oty, wos o member of the ttocls teom in high school, lllf you win the Nobel Prize, send me o postcotd f i S so c,,,, S? ' . 1 g 53, Smit si' sscc ssl, f fits if f i P A.: Connie Roub CSoctol Science? , . . dtsltlses tolstng roll, tells students to llfollow the od vice of your super teochers rw-can wwf' QLNW' f . 4, Muwf ry 2 45 ggi '- A .. A Richard Reck Clinglishl . , . speech reorn ns has foyorsre porr of Dono Halls, surylves o locls of rrrne for everylhlng he wonrs ro do by srrlcrly oudgerang has rlnne, enjoys olcycllng ond reoolnq, 'Tkeollze rhor you con dlscov' er who you ore only oy explorlng mony oyenues X Mg. Q: ,,... .. X Z 52 H X.. N X X .1 li ' ' X f - - as Q ,felt f-f 'r ,gsf mi ' L MY QT' , ' fr ,, jf. - r' , 2 i M, A f' 1 ' wr M- , ' fr' r MAH , , s, ,, omg Christa Renau Gorelgn Longuogeb , . . IS rrylng ro flno rhe secret ro lseeplng students rhorlvored, reolly enloys reochlng, an Ger mony lxnew rhor she wanted ro be o reocher, relueves srress wlrh needlepolnr ond reodlng, enjoys rroyel, rennls, slsnng, The pursulr of knowledge brlngs pleo sure Irene Renault CEngllshD wenr into reaching our of enjoyment of worlslng wirh people ond fnolslno srudenrs rhlnls, worked In on Inner ory school her flrsr yeor ond found sruoenr olsopline hord ro survlve, loves ro run, noe bll-ze ond soul Tracy Robert fEngl5shJ . . . flrst yeor reoch er, rhls rhrlll seelser went lnro reochlng for rhe challenge, definately nor for rhe thon- ey, enjoys gardennng, correcrs papers ond worches M'A'S'H for reloxorlon, l'Bolonce your soclol lute wlrh your ocodernlc lufe Don'r ler one oyerrolse rhe other Teacher Spirit , . . 71 Morv Sherrill CScienceD wtnntng the Colifornio Acodemic Decorhlon Competition was the greatest moment of his teoching coreer, hotes giving low grodes, but con do it ofter greot soul-seorching, vvorl-ts in Ionds- coping ond svvordfishes for extro income, skin-dives, fishes, ond vistts Mexico tn his free-tame, Put things unto perspective. Joe Shively CCrossroodsD . . . hos enjoyed teochtng, even though he hod no intentton of being o teocher, ottempts everything in trying to impress students thot educorton is very tmporront, enjoys running, flying, ond forming tn his time off, hos worked for the GAO, tn Washington DC, Accept the toct thot getting o good educotion is hord world' is This the eve bosic TO broke The committee was formed in the spring of 1982 when Advisors Cunningham ond Morgon osked students to get involved with the discipline situotion. The members spent mony hours plonning the progrom, then this yeor spent mony more improving upon it. During this school yeor, they met every three weeks, ond welcomed visitors Cstudents and teachers olikeb who contributed suggestions ond support, Soid octive student Jenny Wyrouch, lt wosn't the most popular orgonizotion on campus, but I think thot every student or DH. opprecicited the - improvements. Academics ,MM Jim Smith CSocial Science? . . . has been teaching for nine years, enjoys fishing, cy' cling, lsayalsing, canoeing, and snorlcling, is married with two sons, enjoys learning while teaching, dislilses the non-classroom academic chorelseeping involved in teach- ing, lf at first you don't succeed, try, try again Kurt Speidel CMathD . . . erjoys watching kids learng finds a lowfbudget to be the hardest part to handle in teaching, rocls and roll and Ornithology are his favorite hobbies, has also worked at Disneyland and at the Grand Teton National Park, ad- vises, Stay in control eil QQ? Qs Rick Steffen CEnglishD this ex-idealist went into teaching in an attempt to change the world, spends 40-OO hours weelsly at his second job of financial plan- ning, enjoys reading when he finds the time, loves being able to worlr with stu- dents in teaching, but only tolerates the wasteful district administration, ulllegitiml noncarburendum . Tony Stevens CSoclal Science? went into teaching for the money, enjoys walls- ing home to eot his son's famous peanut butter and jelly creations , endures lads of community respect by ignoring it, finds teachers boring but erjoys playing with cats, advises, Be hanestll Thats all it raises ll S L if f til l l' L 4 M 9 '- ' l X :Z I , We f NE 1 1 J ' ' - 5 ' 4 M e f ' KU ' -- VE?SH1.Qf?:Q1.,-- f .rin L .. L L f QLP' S iooo L 3 l l lm 3, 'ff 45, S W R 2 Mum s .-- 2. r 3. r 1, 4. Advisor Dill Cunningham gives up another lunch hour on behalf of rhe P,R.l.D.E. Committee. An offshoot ot the P,R.i,D,E. Committee is the Clean Campus Committee: Cfranv Mr. Dill Cunningham, Michelle Nozalsi, Laura Costa, Nikki Nicot, Patty Smith, Susie Mullen, Lindsey Holmes, Cbocl0 Mr. Bill Smith, Mike Maresca, Mr. Mark McCleave, Julie McCloskey, Mr, Danny Burch, Stephanie Sperber. Glumxstudenrs anticipate the better doys when their lunchtime detentions will be over, P.R.l.D.E. COMMITTEE members argue over CI positive consequence: Ms, Raub, Jenny Wyrauch, Mr, Morgan, lung Choi, Lindsey Holmes. Mr. Burch presents Dolphinofethe- Week Dona Jones with her gift certificate to Carl's for her good behavior. P.R.l.D.E. . . . Tony Stillson CDriver's Ed? . . . interested in golf, trovel, ond ltolion cooking, hos been o college boslsetboll officiolg hopes for eorly retirement ond to open o restouront. Leigh Toylor CMoth? . . . hos been teoche ing for seven yeors, hobbies include ploy' ing guitor, drowing, geneology, ond trovel- ing, hos done volunteer worls in o deten- tion ministry, slsis with other teochersg soon to be employed os o counselor, philosophy on leorning, There's olwoys more to leorn. 'tt 2,tt X e W tttss i , . , .' 'Q i tttts r s Q3 V,,VVV fz' f 12 fx no ky mmxV' A ': , of i is - ' Pi..- K fs Steve Thornton CSociol Sciencefphysicol Ed? . . . fovorite thing obout Dono Hills is its locotion, stotted os 0 junior high teocher ond wonted to get into coochingg mon- oges to deol with porents only when its obsolutely necessory, loves to drinlr ond potty with other teochersg Get involved with school ond listen to whot your teoch- ers tell you! Lee Weogley CSociol Science? lilses the chollenges, chonges, ond students, re- lieves stress ot o hord doy's worls by grip ing, eryoys fishing ond troveling, owns ond operotes o locol rrovel ogency, odvises stu- dents, Better times ore coming, hong in there, ,gs . ,f we 5 M t Lore Comets Settle In At the middle of the '82-'88 school yeor, severol new teochers were odded to Dl-lfs poytoll, The numbers of teochers leoving for moternity leove ond promotion precipitoted the need for replocements. Among the newcomers wos o first-yeor teocher, Mr, Oz Simmons. Not even fully credentioled os o teocher, he studenttought for the first holf-yeor, but wos gronted on emergency teoching credentiol when Ms. Duim-Quirls left to hove her boby. A former Loguno Deoch High School student, Mr, Simmons returned to this oreo ofter ottending USC. ond Ohio Store. Involved with cooching the girls' ond boys' volleyboll teoms os well os his teoching, he enioyed the opportunity to improve himself while helping others to leorn When not teoching, he spent time ot the beoch, swimming ond beoch 74. . .Academics sports were his possion. Al White CCrossroadsD . . , went into teaching as a way to influence others, en- joys the srudenrs and faculty at DH., medi- tares and body-surfs in his free-time, classi- fies himself as an organizer and has worked in East Africa as a Young Christian Worker, Good health is your greatest wealth! e....,-.-K Terry Wigglesworth Cphysical Ed? has been reaching for 10 years, went into reaching because of coaching, survives and relieves stress by playing the guitar, favorite hobby is playing music with the band, plays in restaurants, clubs, and wed- dings, advises students to Apply your ral- enrs, stay away from drugs. err g vyy, -,ff r -if 5 Phil Wilbutton CSocial Science? finds hardest part of reaching is dealing with occassional nurds, survives this by hassling for fun and pleasure, enjoys running, surf- ing, skiing, and playing rennis and racquet- ball, has been a salesman, Don't fight the system - go with rhe flow. Zi David Wilson CFinefProctical Arts? . . . fa- vorire aspect of Dana Hills is rhe people, went into teaching for the money, most rewarding feeling is seeing srudenrs that can dal, relieves stress of teaching by working, erjoys partying with other teach- ers, rells srudenrs ro rake ceramics, Mr. Greg Lee, a replacement for,l3ill Smith when he was moved toiifihersrigs position ofviee-princlfpdftoolifovetnitive periods of physical eduliationf '4 i ' glasses and the positiongof coach ,fgrboysf football and tracli, ,After . , ' teaching forffourfivearsiin thefarpenretia School District, he leftreaching only to return to rt thisgyear. in hisyfree-time he engoyedspending mach time with hisytvvoqyoungiboys. it ,gffeniine departure ofislvls.,MobleygfElizabethti,iTessieQentered Dana Hiis ffffg as an ErS.l.. and Spanish' teacher. Having 'taught previously at elemenrary 14 y and secondary schools ip California,and,Michigan, her most Ul7lSiQ3UQi,f,2, reaching experience was when she spent three years teaghingthe i Aymoro Indians in the ,Aliiplano of,Peru., Wirhthis extensive teaphingk, , ,baclsgroundjshe experienced fewiftransirion problefnsanci found many DH. students eager to iearn. in her freetime, Ms. Tessierigardened, r. played'Scrobble,1and visited Vegastio piay the slot machines ini hopes of winning the giant jackpot. lifhengandro Deilifire begonqteaching oinDana Hills, ,she expresged aff liking for themony varieties of the students' p,ersonolities,She otiginaily tg went into reaching' as a 'waylto combine her art with teaching as cr ' l productive and creative teaching rnerhodg in the past she had laiso A ,, worked as cicammercifztil artist, office mar-iager,'andfbartender, The ' y , y mother of two children, she relaxed with golf and art. 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E Sl ff g-EE Stoff...77 'fi llllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Clubs Provide Form of Survivol for lvlony Students Clubs Belonging to o club wos importont for o lorge portion of the student body, It helped them to temoin octive ond to survive the monotonous doys of lectures, tests, ond ofter clossroom octivities. Three new clubs were storted this yeor: Sports Lit. Club, the New Student Club, ond Pep Club. The Sports Lit. Club, heoded by Mr. Grimm, got good feedbocls: It wos o fun closs, but not o 'lsicls-bocls' closs, remorlsed Morc Peorson. Terry Rehmeier ogreed. The New Student Club wos o good ideo becouse it gove new students o chonce to get fomilior with the school ond be oble to molse new friends, stoted junior Tim Lofinls. Contemploted, but never octuolly storted in previous yeors, the Pep Club finolly become o reolity. Its sole purpose wos to give support to the othletic teoms. The only deletion from the clubs roster wos the Girls' Leogue, which fell oport when Ms. Billie Lovmorls left Dono Hills for Son Clemente. 1. Bond member Dorren Roines hondles his tubo with eose os he proctices his morching. 2, Business ond pleosute frequently combine in dromo, os Kim Duff ond Brion Quigley discover. 8. Spirited Key Club members show the moll their version of the fight song. 4, Moria Roebuck is tossed over the electric wire by his fellow Science Club members. 5, Zoniness, omong other things, wos tought in this yeor's Sports Lit. closs. if w, ' sl in ,Z gg K, 2 , ,gb 'Qu-111 fu ff M KM! Clubs . . . 79 SES ,S SSN S K1 -2. A.S.U. Striyes For School Unity Much of the success of this yeor's Student Council wos bosed on the foctor thot the council truly contoined representotiyes from mony different sociol groups, We reolly hove o lot of different personolities in ASU. this yeor. It hos been fun ond interesting getting to lsnow everyone ond trying to work together, commented Commisioner of Activities Jolindo Soindon. Memoroble moments of the school yeor for the student council were Homecoming Week ond the gome ceremonies Cespeciolly the ploneb, Christmos weels ond Sodie Howlsins. Student Council felt thot the student porticipotion definitely increosed this yeor ot donces ond other functions, According to ASU. President Jeff Fowler, l'Accomplishments thot I feel hove contributed gteotly to our success ore our good stonding with the students, foculty ond odministrotion, tolsing rislss, ond keeping the lines of communicotion open. B0 . Clubs ,Ex it ,I x 'ml in ,,,, 1 Student Council snows spirit by dressing up on block ond white doy. Jolindo Soindon ond Cosby Watson onnounce the Vorsity Dessert skits during Homecoming Week. STUDENT COUNClL4frontD Kelly Conroy Or. Closs Presidenrb, Julie McCloskey CComm. of fkecordslp Csecond row? Stocey Wolfield CComm. of Mediol Leon Nollou CPep Commb, Jolindo Soindon CComm. of Acriviriesb, Susie Mullen CComm, of Deoutificotionb, Abbe Zorro CComm. of Publicityk Crnird row? Cosby Worson CPhotogrophic Publicityb, Rick Fodor CSoph. Closs Presiclenrb, Donny Wolfe CComm. of Finoncesl Greg Schlorb CCo-Comm. of Activitiesb, Advisor Donny Burch, Mil-ie Copone CComnn. of Athlericsb, Drod Kinney CSenior Closs Presidentbg Cboclsb Stocy Sims CA.S.U, Vice Presidenrb, Jeff Fowler CA.S.U. Presidentb. A.S.U. President Jeff Fowler jokingly expresses offection towords Donny Wolife on Holloween dress-up doy. Frosh President John Anderson prepores to address the council. Student Council I l Clubs ,wwf if we , , i My , , , ,. . , ' H w3 X xi. , . , ' .' ' - ,.,- ,,,,, f Q' L M K rf 'V ,W Mg, ,f JW If 'Q' .,s4r42wwJf'mfw 'L f , ,, ,- , , W 5 1 i .Q --:si as, , 5 s 3 is E i z 2 i a if: NNWwww E lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll . . , M c cgioglvfririiigs l C C Leglslorlve Council lGfHff'q ,P 'TTNTWTMM - - -I r f wr TIQST? . 1 . . Voice Srudenrs Opinions i i i Q Q j l l The newly-found l.C.C. Clnrer-Club Council? wos mode up of 5 one represenrorive of eoch club on compus. The group hN 3 2 1 i wos formed ln order ro coordinore club ocriviries, ro ler ' 5 Q Q C- eoch club lsnow whor's going on in other clubs or school. T ' li 5 X Meerlng once o monrh, club represenrorives discussed 5 5 upcoming fundroisers ond ocriviries. W4 - 2 W T The Legislorive Council, Dono I-lills' equlvolenr ro o House of 3 Represenrorives, olso mer on o monrhly bosis ro deol wirh 1:11 f g issues concerning rhe srudenr body os o whole. Eoch fourrh l i period closs senr one represenrorive ro rhe meerings, rhus 1-E g T f providing o direcr meons of communicorion berween A.S.U. ond rhe srudenrs. Issues discussed before rhe council were 5 5 cleoning up rhe compusg rhe lsind ond quoliry of srudenr T 2 I f ociriviries, especiolly doncesg implemenring rhe P.R.l.D.E. gf f i 5 5 5 M' progromg up-doring rhe srudenrs on rhe Dolphins-of-rhe if T M 5 Weels Co progrom ro recognize oursronding srudenrs, which f wos insrirured in November? ond rhe upcoming ocriviries. , Ti- chef J i -T lsNrr .E S 3 AW 4 ,yi ,-W We Legislative Council-CfronrD D. Chung, M. Heidemeyer, P. Sounders, D. Bowes, J. Holsey, D Dornold, T Morrison, J. Forsyrhe, L. Meldou, J. Slwirlsonl, K. Drown, S. Wolfield, S, Mullen, S. Snider, M. Morrin, Csecond row? L. Pllclnord, K. Simmons, P Kollol, J. Anderson, K. Anderson, K. Berkshire, Crnird row? S. Horrison, K. Holl, Pi. Fodor, K. Burnerr, S. Blonl-zensnip, L. Scnmldr, L. Ropp, M. Quinn, J Opensnow, Cfourrn row? B, Kinney, D. Conroy, C. Bondsmo, T. Armsrrong, K. Voughon, R. Dunn, M. Tovosci, S. Choi, C. Srronslxy, L Cosro, Cfifrlw row? K Conroy, P. Andrews, S. Miroglio, E. Lowrence, A. Sims, L. Cope, G. Loscorn, M. Bryonr, E. Drown, D Wolfe, G. Scnlorb, M. Ferner, J. S Y R M H E H . -Dei Soindon, J, Armsrrong, P. Fuhrmon, D. Drighr, S. Sims, C. Worson, Cboclsb J. Fowler, lk Gordon, K. Knouer, J. Brinls, M. Copone, J. McClosI-zey, S. Powley, K. Effenberger. Somonrho Alsron rolses rime oerween closses ro srudy rhe closs comperirion chori ond guess who will win. Dill Lorwood ond Chorlie Morgan omose rne srudenr body by pillow fighring on o bolonce beom for closs poinrs. ICC-Cfronrb H. Scnwobe, D. Griswold, C. Henry, L. Nollou, Pi. Fodor, J Anderson, T. Walker, Cmiddleb K. Simmons, S. Sperber, M. Copone, T. Dolloue, S. Finnerry, C. Oliver, Pi. Goerz, Cboclsb S. Mullen, D. Leoro, B. Kinney, L. Holmes. I.C.C.fLegislotive Council 't 'ffm M' V nl ' if 7 Pep Souods Boost Student Spirit A pig port of Dono Hills P.R.I.D.E. wos ' exemplified in the thirtyfthree members of the pep squods. Their enthusiosm ond spirit inspired the crowds os they cheered ot pep rollies, othletic events, ond ossemblies. The Dono Hills souods proved rheir responsibility, Ieodership ond essentiol teomvvorls by vvinning the Svveepstolses Aword ot the Disneylond Competition. Speciol ovvords went to Jocelyn Vodovoz ond Tino Renfro for their first ploce ovvord in the Smoll Pom Jozz Competition, Jodi Loynes for winning Festivol Queen, ond the J.V. Cheer sguod for vvinning on overoll first. Advisor Wolf Newport wos very proud of the pep sguod this post yeor. The ottirude of most of the pep souod members vvos epitomized in Kothy Butchers' comment: Cheerleoding is hord vvorls ond sometimes oggrovoting, but ofter o gome or comperition we feel it's worth the effort, Clubs 4 U mlfw.. .lr ,ZH - 1. Kothy Butchers cheers the foorboll teom to its onlykvictory. 2. VARSITY CHEER4frontD K. Forr, M. Nicot Cmoscotl, M Meyer, Cmiddleb J. Openshow, C. Henery J. Denmonn, D. Dornold, K. Butchers, Cboclsb G DeMorio, A. lsoocs, K. King, Thomos, M. Mortin. 1 ,, , B Denise Boy, Juliono Dominguez, Shonnon Soder, Nodine Alvillor, ond Liso Hughes prdctice fost hond jivef' M . ,. 4. VARSITY SONGsCfrontD K Miller, S. Sperber, J Loynes, J. Vodovoz, J Bryonf, Cboclsl T Benfro, A Cottle, D Copone 1 5. Jill Costo ond Coresse Henery liven up o boring school doy. o- J.V. CHEER-Cfrontb T. Hobbs, L. Longfellow, Cmiddleb S. Seder, J Diorio, L Hughes, N. Alvillor, Cboclsb T. Neisch, D. Boy, T. Hillyer, D Boldvvin, J. Dominguez. 7. Krissy Forr proctices o routine in front of the office vvindovvs. Q64 hy, ,gg 'Sf My if ,cliff X A x .,.-N.-,,,: 37 a , WM N -16 gf . wa' f A V V1 . .A 1- M . A my , ,W flvffifq Q' A ,, . 1'1 '-Gsm-,'-aku--' -fu - ,, 'gf ., new awww, - af W J'T'f'f'f-S ,xg , ..,faf+,5m. ,. of- J 'M - 5, H34 f,ffA'W, ,,Qw,.??M3i5g51T', f ' ff: xp'45,,' wffW ' ' ' ., ffsifmfl 1 -4--:nf it ' 11 1 +Qm:,w W ' :wr ' K 'WW 25:64 f' 55464 , 14 ,. V rf-,WSH-25A ' ,Hi qv - wma- feng- J I 'N , , ,wma wg-ftft :im nv 'M 'Y 53126: 9535 ' 'If' , M, ,-,. 4 ' Q Q! vi Q Clubs Drill, Pepsters Spread Spirit The drill team, tall flags, and baton twirlers were under the guidance of Mr. Klingbeil this year. The drill team was led by Captain Sandy Stephens and Co-captain Kathy Carlton, who together were in charge of thirtyffour members. The six members of the tall flags were directed by Captain Kecia Anderson while Paulette Haggard was the maiorette captain. The large drill team was noted by Sandy when she commented, Since we had such a large team with almost all new members, I think we did exceptionally welll The teams met every day and after school three times per week to practice for major competitions. 'llt was hard work, but it paid off was a comment that everyone seemed to agree with. The girls placed fourth in the Norwalk competition, and they captured a first place trophy in a competition at Disneyland The teams also earned the first place overall Spirit award at a special camp they attended. To become a member of any of the three teams, a girl had to audition and then complete an interview. Early in the school year, the teams starred fundraising activities to pay for entry fees and transportation costs. As with all competitive groups, drill team, tall flags, and baton twirling promoted teamwork, responsibility, and friendship. Kecia Anderson summed it all up when she said, We did really well in competitions this year, and we had a great team Besides, it was a lot of fun. Pep Club was a newlyfformed club this year which helped promote spirit at school activities The peppers congregated at almost all sports events and wildly cheered on the teams The club also enjoyed attending parties, which were paid for by selling Pep Club sweatshirts. 1 PEP CLUB Cfront7'T Gleed, J Dumouchel, N. Nicot, K. Conroy, L Themm, L Dodack, Csecond row? C. Admison, D Metler, G Hunn, D Zannelli, S Mullen, A Laws, A Salmon, P Melsheimer, D Weber, D Leare, L Nollau, V. Urban, D Reed, Crhird rowb G. Schlarb, J Choi, C Hanselman, M Kramer, K Anderson, J Rapp, S Olsen, J Openshaw, T Simmons, L Costa, N Shurp, M Cottrill, J Schell, Cbackb K Macurda, L Rapp, N Hory, M Urban, J Fowler, D Morris, J Scheeltco, S Sims 2 Dana Hills Pep Club inspires crowds at the Laguna Beach basketball game lil um? A W l t, , gli' l E lg t IQ ,l 'l .Egg srl-E 25' ll l l't:l l f l il 't ' i. r i r -ri ,, S T? r ivwffwggmwi' -.i.i 4 2 BATON TWIRLERS Karny Babbe and Paalalra Haggard 5 Laara Raiey Lao!-as IO Capr Kc,-aa Anderson far approval and aardance 5E V nl- Dm 2, , in km ,www ff-N, as A ' 2 Q Q A? it Q A ,E ,M , 4' V W A y, V- .2,. i 4 1 I l ' , A 'wr' V 2 Aw 9, A , ,,h A i ., VV11 ' I 7 '- ' Z I A eww DMD wg Wqfy A ' .rr ,f r W' 75 4 3? ' A I L I k IV X V A 2 ' 's 1, ' ml af 2 A , M lv ' , I .,,, ,gf M2 -A A A , 5 r,rh X A A V V' -- f Izf l ,V '1 .3 V CRE ' ' Drill Team, Baton, and Toll Flogslfronrb C Barcners, R Abrams, A Wrrgnr, M Smiley, A Snmrn, M Fenner, Csecond row? J Cooper, D. Darne5, J Haynes, T Frsner, K Carlron, 5 Srepnens, D Page, L Meldaa, K Dermnrre, Crhurd rowh D Caccara, C Agamara, M Bryanr, K Jarvey, D Snelnoase, S Cavvrner, K Popoff, D McLeod, K Fasner, M Thomson, foods? K Anderson, L Frrzgerala, L Smrrn, P Haggard, M Meyer,J Cook F V. i, S ' ,Et 'F s , LL it ,fp , , v L , . . wc K . ,fif it-.gif hi .,5+,ii A 3-jx-.Jak W n xy C V JWK f:k::.kx kixupl 1 -V X 2 lllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllll fffw i tl P A V L is Lf il . ,fit V' ' ..si L. 1 i M -J , of fi, , LLiL . Q1-'1A 1 LkL Band, Gtchestra Flow , if L iv ,yi L Q f ti .sift mi nfl J rrrs ' X i5 Y Wth Rh thm Qs lf fu if ft if if L lfl I y NX , ji ,U YQ .gf A ii QU' jak' ' i' 4 'Mk X - , ll! l NJ E f-.-, f, it . is Nils F C J ...s Lvl - Mr. Klingbeil, new director of the Dana Hills band and orchestraf, 3' ' t F ff, Vi' Fig wx' ,A ,mi 'E ,O was eager to start off the year on the right foot and with a 'b f' X is XLT, CMV 'J N F C L ,yL' kt positive attitude. He hoped to teach his students a greater X V Tk' fl, lj t. NX gg ' L. V LJ' ri knowledge of music, teamwork, cooperation, responsibility and f - i 1 l I Q h H I y y si ill pf L ldv .wif . A-' J lj i the importance of attitude. His success was evident as his bond sf, X' f Y ff ! V Hx i, y gk l l -llf let is 1.1 'HU K le' i , J- , placed third in the competition at Norwalk on November 20. , I V 7 :L It jg. BL. ,M fkllxkjy ,L fl! , L L, fl! L 't'i r iii f ' Transportation, music, entry fees and supplies were provided by , ,pygmy Q , fi .. N f i V lf ' ' l .. . . . lil NX- 2 f' K1 lffx l fund-raising activities. Mr. Klingbeil planned a successful Bikeea-than ff flbllv it lf it - ,-ph! in fi px Epi! l ,A and carwash which provided the band with more than 1,200 J Lf Kwik g by fi X, f' ,Wx gb? dollars. . , J ld 'Ely , J' ' ,HRX A , I l ,. YJ x., rg lla 'Q Kyiv 3 X The sixty-six members of the band and orchestra all had to meet ip X, 6 .5 Qbjx the membership requirements of audition. Dedication was also a ,l g' wr l. 'ffl requirement to be part of the marching band or symphonic IJ X' orchestra. A typical response to Mr. Klingbeil and his classes was K Llp stated by Mark Johnson when he said, He is really nice and talented and an excellent musician. He knows how to teach tool 1. John Flores tunes his tuba before a half-time performance. 2, SYMPHONIC MARCHING BAND: Cfrontl H, Hassler, B. French, D, Hache, P. Becker, D. Blankenship, R Goetz, W Molnat, J. Eckhart, R. Whaley, R. Gottron, M. McGovern, Qsecond rowb T. Fisher, K Carlton, P. Haggard, M. Clork, A. Fair, K. Mooney, E. Johnson, F. Loskorn, R Cornette, S Martin, P Dupuis, B. Wood, K. Babbe, S. Stephons, J Haynes, Cthird rowb L. Haydon, K. Jorvie, M. Bryant, C Agamoto, J Doil, L Morales, D. Cowdrey, A. Walter, K, Goffman, M, Walsh, K. Erickson, A. Debellis, L. Wolfe, D. Coccard, Cfourth row? A. Wright, S, Cawthon, K, Berkshire, K. Popoff, M Hull, Y. Patellis, L Adams, H Yahr, S. Gill, M. Opp, D Baldwin, R. Dunn, E Derow, A. Eckhart, M. Thompson, R. Abrams, C. Lockwood, Cfifth rowl B Barnes, D Hsiung, A. Johnston, M Smiley, D. Richardson, E Schweitzer, O Anderson, U. Lindner, J Bormon, A Johnson, A Broughton, 5. Brown, D Bowe, C. Sanderson, H. Inge, C Persch, G Ekuan, K. Foscher, D. Mcleod, D. Schellhous, fbock rowb L, Fitzgerald, M. Meyer, L. Rowley, L. Smith, J. Cook, K, Anderson, J. Hatter, D. Placko, B. Chung, D. Richardson, D Raines, J. Flores, B. Young, A Barbos, M. Johnson, B Yocum, K Klingbeil, J. Fox, M. Richardson, A. Smith, D Page, L. Meldau, .vm I .R . X X'-af' ' .B-. '-f i Q if if I x , , fs GE sf X X K W , -cw . . iw, Qfx ,Qs sf' - ORCHESTRA: Cfronrb F. Orlandella, D. Vaughan, M. Balrierra, C Muradian, H. Schwabe, A. Ramirez, C. Gamble, D. Orlandella, Csecond row? E. Schoonover, J. Burczewski, T. Rodman, C. King, M. Wirr, P. Edwards, G. Ekuan, A. Paegle, B. Cohen, Crhird rowl P. Rodriguez, Y. Parellis, D, Leeburg, K. Vaugh, L Smirh, K, Hayes, A. Walrer, R. Cornerre, J. Mak, Cbackb P. Decker, R. Goerz, S Spaulding, M Johnson, M Clark, E. Jahnsan, J. l-lunr, S. Schulrze, A. Viceroy, T Dupuis, K Klingbeil. Margaret Clark rakes direcrion from her insrrucror, Mr Klingbeil. .Ioe Fox quickly goes over rhe rough sporrs before a rehearsal wirh rhe band, Violinisrs Michelle Wirr and Heidi Schwabe perform a duer QR 2 1, CHOIR-Kelly Corse, Lourie Dommisrer, Jomice Woo, Michelle Kellor, Michelle Bergumd, Lourie Miller, Michell Corrrill, Showm Sedoff, Cmiddleb lomece l-loopes, Holly Sounders, Chrissie Mogom, l-leorher lleddey, Srocy Common, Morne Forrirmomd, Chris Edrmohsom, Cbockb Susom Grohorm, Dowm Axford, ,Kelly Elsuom, Bormbi Morris, Mr. Kleimgbell, Michelle Mollsovirch, Leigh Covomogh, Srevem Srrouss 2 Michelle Kellor, lomice Hoopes, omd Showmo llyom ger im rome wirh rhe help of o promo 3 lleheorsihg for rhe Spring Comcerr rools Michell Derglumd, Loorie Miller omd Leigh Covomogh more rhom Iwo rmomrhs ro orocrice 41 l-lolly Soumders omd Susan Grohorm hormomize om o Omer 5 Lourie Miller omd Shown Sedoff shore o score while procricimg for rhe Chrisrrmos Comcerr o MADRIGALSVH Soomders, A Whire, J l-loops, M Keller, S llyom, D Morris, H Pieody Clubs Nt' 'ww yi' X 'NN 'li sl .Q ex aww IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Choir Acjusrs To New Director Choir performed well rhis yeor under rhe new leodership of Mr. Klingoeil. The group consisred of rwenry-four people whose only reouiremenr for membership wos rhe desire ro sing The srudenr Ieoders were rwo seniors, Showno Psyon ond Bomoi Morris, The Holidoy Concerr wos rhe firsr mojor performonce by rhe Club. The success of the Concerr ond rhe Choir group in generol gove rhe srudenrs o greorer knowledge of music ond reomworls. They olso goined on oppreciorion for responsibiliry ond the imporronce of o good orrirude. Mosr members felr o pride of hoving done somerhing posirive for rheir school. 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Awgwiwf 'J P5 2 ,Lv W 'if ,zmgjrigygf 22,51 ff 5 2 2 22,5552 if if 24i'wz rf 4, 4 H A Q K ff aw if J 1 H We MM egg? ' ,yd ' 2 ,Q 22 wg 2 Q , 22 fr ss 222 3 fs 224 , 19252 , 'I ws sig goiwf b .... .: 5 45 .--, .-.- . --.-.2 -:-:2-2.2:.: ': . ..,.,... . ,T M . 6 Br 555-E5E'3E .E5.E5.5EEI5E:EEE-EEE'EEEQfE5EEgE-E2E2E2:2E25- -gif-,E 55: 22-53 52252222 IllIIllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Key Club Sreps Up Acriviries Progrom Key Club, led by President Kevin Simmons, porricipored in o voriery of ocriviries rhis yeor which included o dog vvosh, Chrisrmos free sole, pizzo eorfoerhon, food drives ond the Homecoming holf rime shovv. Money from oll rhe club's fund-rousing venrures wenr rovvords rhe srodium lighrs ond ro rhe RH. Dono l-londicopped School, Clubs The moin gools of Key Club rhis yeor were ro worls hord ond develop group unify, os vvell os ro serve rhe communiry. They developed rhis group uniry by supporting school orhlerics ond doing rhe fighr song or lunch. 'll rhoughr rhor rhe cheering ond orrendonce of Key Club members or school evenrs encouroged orher porriciponrsf' observed Secrerory Jung Choi. Keywanettes Add 'Touch Of Class' to Formal Meeting every other Tuesday night, Keywanettes, the female counterpart of Key Club, had as its biggest prqect, sponsering the 1988 Winter Formal. Procedes from the formal went towards service prcjects like Beverly Manor and the March of Dimes. Other activities in which Keywanettes participated this year were Adopt-a- Grandparent, R.H. Dana Handicapped School, ski weekends, Christmas caroling, slumber parties and visiting a Mexican orphanage. I was really pleased with the popularity of the club this year, We had a really hard time during the applicant process, stated President Diana Leara. Over one hundred and fifty girls applied last spring and only forty were accepted, plus the additional freshmen who applied in the fall. 1. KEY CLUB- Cfrontb S. Pratt, M. Cooper, J. DeCillo, J. Halsey, J. Francis, S. Larlains, T. Champieux, T Noyes, P. Bush, M. Capone, M. Callaghan, Cmiddleb W. Martin, B. Lorwood, J, Openshaw, T. Cmelak, D. Wolfe, D, Harris, T. Richardson, P. Saunders, J. Fowler, S. Bacon, K. Simmons, R. Garden, R. Wesch, D. Griswold, J. Choi, J. Oligmueller, D. Gonneville, J. Bucl-zlin, Cbaclsb T. Rehmeier, B. Hein. 2. Jung Choi displays his expertise at the first annual dog wash. 3. Keywanettes is a great place to meet new friends, as Denise Darnold and Trisha Rollins discovered. 4 KEYWANETTE OFFICERS- Diana Leara Cpresidentb, Susie Mullen CVPD, Marcy Gramlich Csecretaryb, Dana Bright Ctreasurerb, and Jennifer Openshaw Chead representativeb. 5. KEYWANETTES- Cfrontl J. Cooper, P. Lombardi, K. Conroy, S. Mullen, M. Quinn, M. Gay, T. Phillips, M Gramlich, Csecond row? M. Foster, M. Hough, D, Coccara, J. Vodovoz, T. Hobbs, D. Roy, K. Fascher, M. Young, K. Young, D. Bright, K. Hall, J. Penrz, Advisor Ms. Hanson, Cthird rowb S. Bright, P. Bergsredt, K. Kellard, L, Rapp, K. Rapp, J. Openshaw, T. Rollins, D. Leara, S. Snider, M. Fascher, D. Romo, S. Callaghan, Cbaclxh Q. Scallon, B. Blackmore, S. Royce, T. Fischer, J. Haynes, R, Deleone, K. O'Hearn, T. Morrison, S. Walfield, A. Isaacs, M. Yelle, M. Gunning. i , wwWW .... . . , my f' 5 i s 1- w , Q . , V ' 5 N, - .. igg iify . 5 .J . X E S X . if 5 H tl: K ii A LX 5,2 i ,f R --x-w-- 1 mf -- M Lf .3:.,-'x' Q' . Val' . . 3- f ' if. 1 31+ J w Y 5-J? ff,.f'fiQ.. ' .- l . ' fn zff Jiwff .ff gi f ' S 4+ 'N N i -' ' Nam' wx K Allawi' . - N5 QW' yr .lyk 'Nu - 'Q T . N: if-f-sf - Q -- 3- mf f k .M . k R Q- . ,... 3. eg... W . if ,. f .. . M Q s A ..., , . .,... Q4 Q. ..... , . K+. . . . .X ,S Q . ,- -' 'T iw - , .. 1 -. ik .. . F--E ' N5 ...A - f -2 mf? ' if 2 . N' mv- an-X. ' I 'S' . 5. X f ' xii. N L QQMQ A Q A If 2 'fa ' A Q4 ls 5.21 i hh S igvr., Q, - .Q - . f. Q2 K K A Y' 1 X- V .. TT ...,. , -x k K V . If L i ., . 1fgi' .1 .... 1,13 . L K L Q L 3 . , . . KY . ' - W--. A , 5 L A . ,t . -. W - . - 1... . -X I L , - sy, .1 . , - A X-.., , X 'mg A . 2 if ' --- Q- Nr Y WA:. l I . A N Y I KM X X M,.ggikW . . ' - iv W ' A .. 5 .. , xg' New Clubs Spark New Friendships Two new clubs were formed at Dana Hills this year: Sports Literature Club and New Friends Club. Sports Literature, led by Advisor Merritt Grimm and President Joe Francis, proved to be a very worthwhile addition. The members of this club raised money by showing popular movies in the Porthole. The money was used to buy books, have guest speakers, and go on field trips to see major sport events. Advisor Grimm said, Sports Lit. was a very spirited class which enjoyed supporting their school teams as well as ones of major sport events, One future goal of this club was to travel to Los Angeles to see the 1984 Olympics. New Friends Club, led by President Kelly Conroy, actively involved all the new students at Dana Hills this year. The main purpose of this club was to involve the new students in a school activity in which they could meet new friends. The club met once a month to have pizza parties and talk about their new acquaintances and experiences. The New Students'Club wos one reason newcomer Johan Kinnamier said, Dana Hills is a great place! 1. Terry Rehmeier displays his spirit for sports. 2. SPORTS LIT. CLUB- Cfronth Joe Francis, Scott Lorkins, Paul Saunders, Cmiddleb Paul Grosveld, Chris Southard, Dave Von Enger, Kley Howard, Micki Andrews, Kocey Konia, Julie Modugno, Don Silverman, Cbackb Chris Lobo, Kevin Simmons, John Bernett, Dona Dowesman, Mark Pearson, Danny Moffett, Jim Bindley, Steve Asakowitz, Ken Effenberger, Advisor Merritt Grimm, Ron Gorman, Psichord Harmelink, Terry Rehmeier, 3 Sports Lit. students try to escape through the window of Grimm's room. 4. Sports Lit. officers-CfrontD Kocey Kania Csecretaryb, Don Silverman Ctreasurerb, Cbackb Joe Francis Cpresidentl, Paul Saunders Cvice president? 5, Kelly Conroy talks to new students about D.H. 6 NEW STUDENTS CLUB-Cfrantb Larry French, Henrik Hossler, Leif Erickson, Cbockb Michelle Witt, Jackie Dumouchel, Hilde Cornelissed, Gustavo Antelo Bravo, Johan Kinnamier, Nicolas Sandoz, Kelly Conroy Cpresidentb, Susie Mullen mi was .-.. 2 Y , l , ..,.,.,.,.,., .....,.., ,. 9. vs 1 , Z gg it Q , I leg? gs: K 1: Q 2 . , E , si .... - N' -.-.-i.i 8555 , .:.:-::.,': :'- .- ' 5::-:2- ' - - - ' ' i 33 ,.., ,. .. z ,, f ii 7 xv .44 Qhf W 'Z , tg? 55? V Yi 2 t X' X f 7,9 K . ... . , , , , wfiigw v .. ,... ,Q ., ...... Z .1 gig? 653555 553 ?A 1? 41 1 ' sf ' if 1 1 1 ' T it ggi ' hz- ---- 1 :.':1,:s:,: g:srg,?- W A, 5? f' fi X S '. me - :-: .E-:':: E:f':9f?' ,LJ 4 E:' .g:g:'j:,g ' . 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This weekend excursion in November proved to students thot sleeping under the stors con be fun, Even though the troditionol digging in the mud for Gooey Duck cloms left the students emptye honded Cfor the first time everb, they settled for Goskins' fish chowder insteod. Mud fights, nightly compfire songs, the beoutiful night hike to the top of Block Mountoin, the informotive trip to the museum, ond the scenic boot trip through the estuory where they sow mony mognificent birds ond onimol life, were further highlights of the trip. One of the students, Liso Croil, soid, Morro Boy wos o fun experience, too bod we didn't get ony gooey ducks, but c everything else mode up for it. Q y M 5 Lx tsfr fit T , t,it iiii . The onnuol trips to the wilderness school in V 'l A , ,,,i' ii,c. .fr A T - t, gh' ' ,g W Yosemite since 1973 hove proven to be ji H ,iVy'i H713 memoroble for seeeee sfedeefs, yer me YGQWS ,sst iei ferrii eettrr f . p ets , trip sefeessee me Others- the eeeef end v iii: tti ie' .'rr iiit T' rriii erei eiii , outgoing students not only got to erjoy the ,s iiie,ti 4 fe, ,A g , l'il , ,n if i ' if A stwifrlirtre serenity ond uniqueness of Yosemite Volley ,yyyf :M ' Vmfg if my W ond Crone Flots, but they olso erjoyed going to f , Tffgf t,tt ,gQ,:-1 W, Hetchhetchy Reservoir where they ote lunch 'iiii i'i ' X '-V' W' its s e 2 ee 1 lee ' by O woterfoll ond observed their officer, 'iii fyr lz. Z , 'fe 'W' fe Jennie Wyrouch, commune with noture by coming foce-to-foce with o beor. The group olso hiked through the breothtoking Cothedrol Peoks bosin where they leorned obout the environment. Advisor Mike Goskins soid, Every yeor the students who porticipote in Yosemite never come bock the some. Yosemite's mogicol quolities ore not only on educotionol experience, but it lets the students grow with o true sense of their ideals. Clubs Mr. Goskins escorrs 0 group of srudenrs on on eoriy morning cruise of rhe Morro Boy esruorv Morro Boy mud rors Chose rhe elusive gooey ducks Yosemire Insrirure srudenrs experience rhe blind leoding rhe blind rhrough the Ccirhedroi Peolss Bosin Elizoberh Lourence ond Sue Kirisporricls hove hor chocolore on o cold Morro Boy morning. Two giris heod our on on eorly morning hike through Yosemire Volley. Ricky Yorrz flies rhrough rhe oir ro ger over rhe Ueiecrricol wire in onorher exercise in group dynamics. Some of rhe YOSEMITE INSTITUTE explorers: Advisor Tim Dunn, Srocey Shermon, Tolsinolso, Jennifer Dryonr, Gino Glosscocls, Bob Leeburg, ond Ann Hoolihon, Suson Erii-zson, .ioon 4 5, -fa ..... a s 5 ii H me 4525? l 'H -H1554 mg xp 4 fl sq R ry in 5 Q irc: A or ex Rs - . ' , 2l:2i5:Zig2g 5? X XE K sk .:.,,.. l . kg 1 y y .tgi- if 98.. Marine Scienrisrs enjoy Animas Bay One of the advanrages of raising Marine lzcology is ine renhday field srudy ro Animas Bay in Baja The rrip, ralsen or me end of May, was a rroly rewarding experience providing o real-life learning experience aooor rne marine environmenr. Afrer daily srody groups, ine sradenrs also enjoyed many recreorional acriviries, such as doily fisning excursions, long nilses, volleyball rournomenrs, slain diving, visiring ine seal roolsery, and iusr plain relaxing in me san. Clubs 5 Trisha Rollins and Marc Anderson srddy me crearores living in ine roclsy inierridal zone Parry Smirn, Luci Bernsrein and Lori Meyer sir nexr ro rneir award Winning sand casrle a man sonoaihing in a rafi Afrer a weels in me san, Trisha is afflicred wirn Baia Madness , K l ',1,, ,,, f r 1tf'fW,ig .. v f,. ' ' '. ' ,',' 1 f',- klgsbw IVL I . M M . in .ir. if ' , . . .. , ,V', Mzir at ff.: as v i . ' 7 gg, ' WX' ' ' ,, f '. f gg I 'M J T ' TW x - f ', W . f,,,,, ,.. W, J in me - .vs Q .,,gi Q, ft . n,, ,. 'T .. . W J WW-Q mf? .7 V,:V 4. ZA . 4 s w, Lyn. fax S ., .A VWIL L Ld J 1 lk ,.-my Sub Zero ls Survival Tesr The annual Sierra trip to Onion Valley was a true test of student survival skills. The adventurous students backpacked for the weekend of December 8 rhrough snovvecovered valleys and mountains. The students carried their every need for survival on their backs and were responsible for cooking their own meals as well as pitching their own tents ar night. Long hikes during the day were inrerrupted with frequent snovvball fights, the polo boys chanting their army songs, and studies of rhe environment. During rhe cold nights of 2 degrees students huddled around bonfires to tell jokes and listen to Mr. Cunningham's astronomy talks. 1 Advisors Jack Dickmann, Dill Cunningham, and students try ra warm up a cold morning with hot chocolate 2 Dan Fresh hurls snovvballs at his rivals. 3 SIERRA SURVIVAL CLUB' Ctronrb J Fresh, A. Kirkpatrick, L. Costa, N. Jordan, E Tea, K. Zimmerman, P. Smith, D. Price, J. Rapp, P Schulre, S. Chai, W Piercy, M. Hylton, Cmiddleb J Smirh, L Baron, T. Domen, B. Richardson, Cbackl il. Willis, B. l-lulka, K. Simmons, S. Asakovvitz, J. Muniz, D. Fresh, D McLaughIen, J. Dichmann, T. Root, D Hopper, C. Simavich, M. Moreno, D. Cunningham, R. Lorusso, J. Fleig, S Hunrer 4. Jerry Muniz, Steve Asakovvicz, Chris Simovich, and Darren Hopper rest rheir legs on a long hike ro the river for water. AA 'f-at!. 'W-in A ss- S s. J W' ,r.-it Q, , f my 0 ,smw 5 wks S it A 'l T ...,.....: 5 5 ,Q 2., A E ::-::: 5 '.,..,-....., 5 ztrr 5 .rii' we ISI: 5 :.- :.: gg ..,.... ll MH iii! E25 'L ,,, - ,1 1 5 Z aa Clubs J in Z, , . ALA,, T Speolsers Accumulore Avvords, Mocls Triol Svveeps Counry The Speech Teom rhis yeor orrrocred rhirry people who hod ro worls diligenrly in order ro l-seep up rhe rriumphonr rrodirion of posr reoms, On rhe Novice Level or Esroncio High School, rhe reom ploced rhird, or Looro, rhey ploced second, Oufsronding Awords vvenr ro vorsiry speolser Louren Psichords, who received cz Superior Csecond ploceD for imprompru, ond ro Koren Annes for orol inrerprerorion. The Mocls Triol reom, consisring of srudenrs who wirnessed o dromo, then fools porr in rhe judiciol sysrem, defeored Los Alomiros High School on Jonuory 18 ro become counry chompions rhis yeor, Srudenrs orgued o differenr side eoch rime rhey competed in rhe eliminorion rounds ond were well versed in courrroom procedure ond rriol prepororion. r , . X, g S- JRSFWPEESJ ,... ,,s The reom eorned rhe honor of represenring Oronge Counry in rhe srore mocls rriol conresr Morch 1srf3rd in Socromenroi For resulrs of rhis comperirion, see rhe Spring Supplement. The reom, cooched by Mr. Piecls ond orrorney Ed Conner, included Lindsey Holmes, Srocy Shermon, Suzonno Mols, Jeff Fowler, Joe Kirl-zporricls, Judy Orlondello, ond Por Munoz. 1 Srocie Shermon cross exomines Joe l-iirlsporricls or o Mock Triol Comperirions 2 SPEECH TEAM - Cfronrb Lourel Amrovver, Bob Leeburg, Louro Longfellovv,JDovid Orlondello, Cmiddleb Por Munoz, Lindsey Holmes, Koren Annes, Srephonie Schulrze, Louren llichords, Srocey Shermon, Judy Orlondello, Suzonno Mols, Joe lsirkporricls, Mr. llichord Piecls, Cboclsb Jeff Fowler, Jennifer Openshow, Joner Jessen, Leigh Horris, 3 Judy Orlondello rolses rhe srond, reody ro endure rhe Los Alomiros scruriny. A Dee Dubois ond Dovid Orlondello procrice for on upcoming rournomenr llllllIIIlllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllIIIlllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllIlllllllllll Dancers Srrive To Excell The members of Dance Producrion, Dana Hills' dance club, worked very hard on rheir winrer performance and were pleased wirh rhe resulrs. l'm so glad ir wenr well, and we had a grear response from rhe audience. We all danced ro our besr abilities. lr was grear! was choreographer Carol Thomas' reacrion, Through dancing, rhe girls learned leadership, responsibiliry, choreography, and performance slsills, nor ro menrion creariviry. Ar rhe beginning of rhe year, rhey conducted a car wash fund-raiser. The proceeds wenr rowards cosrumes, sers, lighring, publiciry, and programs. Ms. Simmons could nor single our any oursranding dancers, rhey were all oursranding, she said. Prerequisires of rhe Dance Club were ro have had Dance IA and lB. Sracy Flercher added, ln dance you can ler all your frusrrarions our, go crazy, and be yourself. 1. Carol Thomas ond Sracy Flercher pracrice o dance srep in rheir number. 2. Jacque Du Mouchel, Laura Korecki, and Chrissie Mogon begin rheir dance. 3. CHOREOGRAPHERS - Cfronrb P. Powell, C. Thomas, L, Ghenr, Cbackb J. Hall, S. Flercher, H. Cornelissen, J. DuMoucheI. Nor Picrured: M. Wehan. Speech I Dance li if it i l l l i- msi l 102,.. 2 5 L K ' Q 5 . . , E? i S I E l E I . li? i 5 ' ri i iii l'rr t1-ft 1. GERMAN CLUB - Cfronti R. Petty, L. Runge, S. Mak, S. White, M. Wagner, M. Bloomquist, Cbackb P. Wyle, J. Black, J. Scherer, J. Bartlomain, P. Andrews, K. Overton. 2. FRENCH CLUB A Cftontb A. Verrico, L. Milburn, CbaclO J. Bierman, K. Carlton, J Thomas, S. Alton, C. Dao, C. Christenson, M. Frayer, l. Hillsttoem, A. Cepavicius, A. Jaim, A. Anderson, J. Gill, M. Foster, C. Girault Cadvisorb, J. Dumouchel, S Ward, M. Thomas, D. Pearce, R. Dupler. B. 5.5. FIELD STUDY - Cfrontb S. Schoo-Lastra, B. Weber, P. Melshiemer, S. Lent, L Lasser, J. Cook, T. Stevens Cadvisorb, W. Piercy, N. Alvillar, M. Bloomquist, CbaclO D. Yorborough, L. Smith, C Metifield, M. Nozaki, K. Farr, J. Openshaw, S. Gohrees, K Hayes, J. Peric, A. Peric. 4. FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS - Cfrontb H Cornelissen, G Antelo-Bravo, A. Thorn, H Abetg, CbackD J. Kinnander, N. Sandoz, B. Gadourah. 5 Anna Thorn enjoys a Sunday afternoon on her windsurfer. O. Graceful Helena Aberg finds skating an erjoyable break from her busy routine in Sweden. Clubs Ls., European Cultures Enhance Students' Awareness Ms. Christa Psenau, German teacher, founded a German Club this year. To her surprise, fifteen members joined, forming an outgoing group. They held fundraising events where they sold German food, then traveled together to German restaurants. The German Club president, Jim Bartlomain, said that their monthly meetings helped the students to speak German better. ViceAPtesident Phil Andrews and Secretary Kym Overton organized the printing of German Club t-shirts, and overall, the first year was a success. Kym Overton commented, The German Club had enthusiastic people who made our club great. The Dana Hills French Club was more active this year than it has ever been in the past. The students are very enthusiastic, remarked Mr. Girault, the advisor. Kathy Carlton Cpresidentb, Lisa Milburn Cvice-presidentD, Jill Bierman Csecretaryb, and Lora Epperson Cactivities director? organized monthly meetings to plan field trips. The purpose of their trips was to learn about French culture and to practice speaking more fluently. Club members went to French movies and ate at French restaurants to enhance their knowledge of the language. Because no fundf raisets were planned,the students had to pay for each event in which they participated. The French Club president, Kathy Carlton, remarked, French Club is a fun way to supplement the students' French Class. This year S.S. Field Study was a 28-member club advised by Mr. Stevens. The club met once a month before Christmas and weekly thereafter. Student leaders of the Field Study were Lisa Lasser, Eva Luna, John Peric, and Scott Schwab. The major activity of the club this year was its annual trip to Europe, where they visited ltaly and Greece. The highlights of the March trip included visiting the sites of original Renaissance experiments in ltaly and where some of the greatest literature was presented in Greece. As Mr. Stevens stated, They learned much more than any classroom situation could ever present. ef' TN c 'wg 5 N if it 'sim t ,, , ,,,, .,,,. A ,A ,M if 1 vm x7 M f 5' 'G is -.wfiwfiili'.iw-ffl,fviisw f 3 ' , , ' , m' - .,, 1 if- ,f 5' Q - 1- 02, Q A ' iff ' ' T J , Elms-firm. , Y, DH. Welcomes Foreign Students The class of 1988 was unique in many ways and was especially fortunate to have ten foreign exchange students in its malse-up. These students, Nicolas Sandoz CSwitzerlandD, Basem Gadourah ClralyD, Gustavo AngeloeBravo CArgentinaD, Dushyanthi Mendiz C5riLanlxaD, Henrils Hassler CSwedenD, Hilde Cornelissen Cl3elgiumD, Johan Kinnander C5wedenD, Helena Aberg CSwedenD, Anna Thorn C5wedenD, and Chantal Fortin CCanadaD, did not represent an ordinary group of exchange students. They were an extremely outgoing and funeloving bunch who tools advantage of many opportunities and got involved. They were all members of the New Students Club and were proud to say that they went to every D.H. baslsetball game. Other activities which they enjoyed together were windsurfing, partying, and relaxing at the beach. As for discovering activities on their own, they did very well, Hilde was a member of the dance production group, on the speech team, and the director of the first act of the school play Plaza Suite. Gustavo was a member of the photography club and enjoyed playing many sports outside of school. Anna was involved in the Youtheln-Government program in which students representing Y.M.C.A, delegations from all over California created a model legislature and traveled to Sacramento to take over the state government. Helena enjoyed slsiing, dancing and windsurfing, as did Johan and Henril-1. Nicolas lilxed eating chocolate and listening to American music. All in all, this group made their stay in the United States worthwhile, and while here, they formed close friendships which will last forever. Foreign Exchange!5.S. Field StudyfFrench CIubfGerman Club . . , 100 lllllllllllllllllllllllIIllllllllllllllllllllllllll Skiers Experience lviounroin l-ligh, Deserr Sun When oslsed whor rhe srudenrs leorned from Slsi Club ocriviries ond rrips, Advisor Bill Cuninghom replied, l'Slsiing ond rocing rechniques ond how ro 'live' for one week vvirhour morn ond dod. ln December rhe club vvenr ro Uroh, where they skied Solirude, Snowbird, Alro, ond Porls City. Everyone enjoyed o fun-filled weels residing or rhe l-lilron in Solr Lolse Ciry. The slsiers resred rheir slsills on orher trips olsoz on Eosrer rrip ro Purgorory, Colorodo, o Momrnorh rrip in Moy, ond regulor excursions ro the locol mounroins for weekend leogue rocing, The rocing reom compered successfully ogoinsr oll rhe orher high schools in Oronge County, Brod Kinney ond llsumo Kiroolso hoped ro compere in C.l,F. where Big Beor would hove been their srrongesr cornperirion, buf we'Il beor 'em, Kinney ossured. The Worer Slsi Club, led by Mr, Jock Diclsmonn, rools o spring rrip ro rhe Colorodo River. Cornpfires, sleeping under rhe srors, greor slsiing on glossy vvorer, ond good rimes were enjoyed by oll. ic . i x 1 104 Clubs 2 ww A is w an T' Sropping ro carch rheir brearh, Laura Mahaffey, Abbe Zara, Tanya Schilling, and Parry Gardon enjoy rhe scenery ar Paris Ciry, Urah SKI CLUB-Cfronrl D. Kinney, l. Kiraalsa, Advisor B. Cunningham, M Bryanr, L. Keely, M. Fascher, K. Ballard, S. Bannisrer, L. McCloskey, J. Smirh, Cbaclsb A. Sims, T. Noyes, S. Warren, E. Thomas, S Jimenez, L. Sailing, T Bowman, J. Davis SKI RACING TEAM-Cfranrb K. Zimmerman, L McCloskey, T. Bowman, M.GonnevilIe, Cbaclsb D. Baldwin, B. Kinney, 4caprain7 l. Kiraolsa Cmanagerb, K. Ballard, M. Bryanr, J. Davis, S. Siemens Craig Maier, Scarf Warren, Sreve Jimenez, and Casbey Warson load rheir slsis after a long day ar Snowbird. Racer Brad Kinney, in rhe dual NASTAR, goes for rhe finish. Advisor Jack Diclsmann shows off his warer skiing slrills WATER SKI TEAM-Cfranrl T. Roar, D. Hopper, M Papq, S. Hopper, Advisor J Diclsmann, Cmiddleb K Jimenez, C. Hanselman, D. Cocarra, L. Wolfe, K. Karlron, M. Bryanr, L. Meldau, K. Jarvey, M Ferner, L. Harris, M Esrrada, Cbaclsb D. Price, L. Nalsagawa, R Goerz, l-I Engle, S Cawrhan. Silhouerred in rhe early morning hours, wafer slsiers wake up for rhe Desi skiing of rhe day SkifWa1erski i If MHZ' 2355? cm, 4- 3153, D.l-l. Sails the Seas The South Coast Sailing Team, sponsored by the Nautical Heritage Museum of Dano Point, was both o team and a club, and provided the opportunity for students to enjoy the ocean, boats, and sailing. The eager club members met every Tuesday and Saturday at the Dana Point Harbor docks to learn and practice sailing and racing techniques, but mostly just to have a good time. Led by Advisor Bill Presttidge and club president Becky Farley, they raised money by having a bike-aethon ond a fiteworls stand. The money was used to buy necessary equipment and to keep the boots in excellent condition. They also participated in Yacht Club regattas where they displayed their skills, Outstanding racers included Skyler Tegland, Becky Farley, Marie Wehan and Aga Paegle. 1. Morie Wehon adjusts the soils before setting out on a windy day. 2. SAILING CLUB - Cfrontb Advisor Dill Prestridge, Cheryl Hanselman, Kristy Jimenez, Ago Paegle, Elizabeth Lawrence, Morie Wehan, Chandler Williams, Cmiddleb Troung Le, Ngyen Le, Gwen Edlet, Jackie Ketns, Becky Farley, CbockD Yvette Rooney, Anthony Debellis, Ted Norton, Alan Heaven, Joe Clem, Mike Harrison. 8. Skyler Tegland demonstrates his windsurfing skills, 4. The Pilgrim of Dono Point sails the high seas, .:.f!-E- EEEEL: ' .,...,. .. mm' , A nam A -ff t it, if ll Eg l uzutzul uziu ull Eli up E ll as fiiwsilf 5 ,.,. . it it W' iii it Alai sssy is ::':: :5' lf ll? ' 2 ' l X ill ll if 'i if 'lf , ii , ,,., -l T 2 liai se we 5? il gi sl. .t,t. ,iii iii ,t 2 T, iii it t ---i 'i' 2 3, iieigi ' tf. if Wig! tt, dsl ifgm 1111: I 3 ,E 5 ,I ,,' lt , I , 2 .,.. 1 T il 352 if il E li lg? ii l ill ,i:.:. E 15 ll! .,,., f-'- 5 ,,- Y 1, l E 2:11:25 1 is Q5 T :-:f5:: ' 5 Q: .egg ,:,:f: '5 ' 3 5 , il l g 5 f:sa:sf:f :'2' ' A ' I '- ' 'X l I 1, ri W ' 't '-tftf2':2- ,.,,: ll gilt, 3 .:f:-::ff::,... 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The students had several theme related days such as Rainbows in which the children would enjoy a fun activity or craft pertaining to the theme. The most successful theme was the Christmas party where the children enjoyed making Rudolph hand puppets, listening to Christmas stories, and even sitting on Santa's lap. 5. Sunny Clausen comforts two children during a lunch day- care. 6. CHILD DEVELOPMENT A Cfrontb K. Mculla, L. Berry, S. Doatman, M. Watson, Advisor Ms. Mellenger, C. Butchers, D, Coccara, S. Clausen, Cmiddleb M. Eclsert, C. Tollins, L. Deleo, S. Elliot, K. Hendrickson, M. Tavasci, G. Glasscock, K. Facon, P. Dourget, Cbackh J. Tombini, A. Hire, M. Brink, H. Hunnicutt, J. Flores, C. Blandin. 7. Two young girls sing a Christmas song as Kathy Facon helps them with the lyrics. Potters Creote Worlss of Art The 25 member Ceromics Club, heoded by Mr. Wilson, offered odvonced students the opportunity to goin more knowledge of ceromics. Once ogoin they held their onnuol December ceromics sole, which Mr. Wilson lobeled very successful. The proceeds went towords tools ond equipment. Tool boxes were given to students if they wonted them, ond they inspired students to worls horder, 'gm-ff S Mr. Wilson felt thot porticipoting in ceromics gove o student on opportunity to molse o creorive oqect, sell it, ond molse o profit, thus giving him o feeling of success. Ourstonding potters were Dovid Testo, Ron Wolters, Seon Zyboch, ond Deon Homilton. 1. Morls Hobson purs rhe finishing touches on his bowl. Q. CERAMICS CLUB 5 Cfront, on wheels? B. Togg, N, Aboro, S, Zyboch, R. Wolters, Cboclsb E. Boro, T. Tyler, D. Kines, D. Blcicls, B. Pendergross, J. Moryhew, J. Olonder, J. Welch, J. Mills, B. Archibold, M. Hobson, S. Piel, L. Cosenzo, K. Thomos, T. Lyrle, Mr, Wilson, J. Elliort. C3 Evongeline Boro smoorhs the seoms together on her lotest prqect. 4. Jerry Mills ond John Moryhew show off their ceromic mczslcs. g J' FQ.: ,Bi J. ,k. if 'T 4 V gag 1 11, Lv Q A , . T , , , W 1' fa W 2 ,, A W. ff: rf-i2,m.f3. The PiiOfQg5 Click Pix Phoro Club, led by new odvisor Ms. Dunn, oppeoled ro rvvenry-six people who mer once o vveels ro shore ideos ond i knowledge concerning phorogrophy. The club hod mony fund-roising ocriviries including the Volenrine-'s Doy phoros which enobled members ro orrend field rrips ro Knorr's Berry Form, Seo World, ond Loursen's Phoro Lob. By porriciporing in the phoro club, phorogrophers hod the chonce ro be in on ocriviry rhor vvos or once rechnicol, orrisric, ond socio providing rhree vvoys ro grow. The club wos heoded by presidenr Devin Collins, vice-president John Crisr, ocriviries director Kelly O'Heorn, secrerory Dione Morches, ond rreosurer Liso DeBoer. 1. 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The usuol problems prevoiledg missing film, proof sheets, copy, ond pictures lore nights prior to deodlines CThonls heoven for A's Burgerslp ond photogrophers who swore they tools pictures thot never showed up. Memoroble moments included Editor Wendy Miller's unprintoble heodlines, four Chrisses, three Jennies ond two Julies, Ms. Evons yelling, lf it con be done now, do itl Cbut who listens to redundont ophorisms onywoy?Dg ond Soles Rep. Steve Wogners immortol words: 'Does good toste enter into this bools onywhere? 1 YEARBOOK STAFF - Koren Jones, Advisor Kris Evons, Susie Mullen, Julie Kotlse, Jenni Revo, Editor infChief Wendy Miller, Jennifer Croil, Potti Gordon, Amy Armenrrour, Jennifer Ropp, Drew Cressmon, Croig Miller, Dovid Utter, Kristin White, lliclsy Yortz, Chris Lobo, Nor pictured Domon DeGrignon, Julie Pentz, Chris Tinsley 2. Jennifer Croil ond Kristin White go over o loyout. 3 Chris Tinsley molses finol improvements on her senior section. 4. Equipped with o Woll-xmon, orrisr Julie Penrz molses the best of Deodline Night lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Disparch Delivers Scoop The goal of rhe Dolphin Dispatch staff was ro produce a qualify newspaper rhar was srimularing ro Dana Hills srudenrs. The rerurning advisor, Mr. Presrridge, encouraged srudenrs ro show iniriarive in publishing rhe newspaper. The paper covered Dana Hills news and dealr with conrroversial issues such as srudenrs' righrs and rhe communiry's conception of rhe drug problem ar D.H. Newspaper was really challenging. lr was especially rewarding ro see rhe final copy be prinred and say, 'l was part of rhar, ' ediror Stephanie Sperber remarked. Lindsay Holmes upheld rhar view, saying, Newspaper was a valuable experience. lr opened up my eyes ro rhe many differenr aspecrs of what malses up rhe school. 1. Ediror Srephanie Sperber arranges her lay-our, 2. Molly Hayden, fearure ediror, finds rhe headlines ro march her copy. 8. DOLPHIN DISPATCH-Cfronrb D. Axford, K, Bench, J. Jessen, J. Waller, J. Young, S. Sperber, L Holmes, D. Durban, Cbaclsh K. Howard, L. Blaha, J, Bosquer, J. Haarer, J. Morabiro, Advisor D. Presrridge, D. Psoberrson. , X gsm, ss mm, ar!-Q' W' 4 an 2 1. ACADEMIC DECATHLON - CfranrD Duane Griswold, Danny Wolfe, Jean lohnsong CmiddleD Advisor Marv Sherrill, Laura Pinderslsi, Andrea Penman, Brian Dunn, foods? Mike Capone. 2 Mr Sherrill quizzes Kiwanis Bowl srudenrs during a lunch study session. 8 The elared Academic Decarhlon winners receive rheir awards. 4. Academic Decarhlon comperirors review jusr before camperirion. 5. Sreve Mungari lisrens arrenrively ro rhe Kiwanis Bowls rriclay auesrions. o. Jungwhan Choi and Tim Paine spend rheir lunches practicing for Kiwanis Bowl, 7. The resring sire for Academic Decarhlon ream members is efficienr 8 Duane Griswold proudly holds rhe winners' bools Q. KIWANIS BOWL-Cfronrj Brion Dunn, Dan Gonnevilleg Cmiddleb Jung Choi, Dan Wolfe, Sieve Mungari, Cooclsb Jim Darrlomain, Tim Paine, Duane Griswold Decorhlon Tolses Second, Kiwonis Sers Sighrs High This yeor's Acodernic Decorhlon reom proved ir could survive under rhe pressures of rigorous resting by winning second ploce our of 49 schools, These devored srudenrs spenr countless hours srudying or lunch ond offer-school, our rhe reol lsnowledge wos goined over yeors of hord srudy. The oreos in which rhe reom compered individuolly ond won owords were: Economics CDuone Griswold ond leon Johnsonb, Grommor ond Lirerorure Ueon Johnsoni, Fine Arrs CDuone Griswold ond Brion Dunnb, Science Ueon Johnsonb, Sociol Science Cl3rion Dunn ond leon Johnsonl Speech CDuone Griswold, Brion Dunn, Andreo Penmon, ond Michoel Coponeb, Essoy Cl3rion Dunnb, rhird besr Honor Srudenr CDuone Griswoldb, ond rhird best Scholosric Srudenr Cl3rion Dunnb. ln oddirion, rhe Dono Hills reom won rhe Super Quiz. The Kiwonis Bowl consisted of ren srudenrs ond wos led by Mr, Morv Sherrill ond Mr. Tirn Dunn. These srudenrs rner for rwo lunches our of rhe weels ro resr rheir lsnowledge. Pleose see rhe Spring Supplement for rhe resulrs of rhe comperirion. ' .nm E W , M B! if El . , F ,, ,, . ,, wmfwf , , ,cl Q hw W NMA? I-. ,,.. ,,..W,,,,., Clubs Too Scholors Eorn Recognirion This yeor rhe Bonk of Americo presented ochievemenr owords ro srudenrs who excelled in o voriery of fields of srudy ond were nominored by o foculfy commirree. There were rwo kinds of winners: cerrificore ond plogue. The cerrificore winners represenred rhe firsr level of recognirion chosen by foculry commirrees. The number of cerrificores for which eoch school is eligible is derermined by combined enrollmenr in rhe renrh, elevenrh, ond rwelfrh grodes. Dono Hills wos eligible for rwelve cerrificore winners. These srudenrs demonsrrored excellence in o specific field: Louro Severson, orr, John Young, dromo, Heidi Schwobe, music, Krisrin Whife, English, Jennifer Openshow, foreign longuoge, Liso Knouer, sociol srudies, Junghwon Choi, lob science, Eric Schoonover, morh, Shoron Jenkins, business, Liso Bodock, home economics, Wroy Borrling, rrodes ond indusrriol, ond Zoe Arkinson, compurer science. The ploques were oworded ro rhree srudenrs who hod oufsronding records of performonce in generol fields. Their ombirions ond oreo of concenrrorion hod ro coincide wirh rhe generol field in which rhe plogue wos oworded. The winners Ueon Johnson, ooplied ond fine orrs, Doniel Wolfe, liberol orrs, ond Duone Griswold, science ond morhgl were required ro hove complered rhirry semesrer hours in eoch of rheir oppropriore generol fields, ond rhey were only eligible if rheir GP.A.'s were or leosf 8.0. Dono Hills wos olso osked ro submir lisrs of ocriviries, rronscriprs, ond school records of rhese condidores for evoluorion. The Colifornio Scholorshio Federorion is designed ro honc' oursronding srudenrs wirh good grodess Members of rhe club ore eligible for CSF scholorships ond moy beor gold seols on groduorion doy. Bob Leeburg wos rhis yeor's presidenr, Don Wolfe wos vice-presidenr, Dono Jones wos secrerory, ond Joon Tokonoko wos rreosurer of rhe club, which Ms. Lindo Dickey odvised. Four Set P.S.A.T. Record Based on the results of the Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test CP.S.A.T.D taken in the junior year, students are commended if they scare within the top 11: of their peers nationwide. ln order to qualify as a semi-finalist, a student must be in the top .52 ranls. There are approximately 15,000 semi-finalists nationwide. Incredibly, Dano Hills had four of these National Merit Scholars. Kristin White, Jean Johnson, Duane Griswold, and Andrea Penmon, Two other srudents, Bob Leeburg and Dan Wolfe, were also commended for their outstanding scores. Four semi-finalists are more than we hove ever had ot one time in Dana Hills' history. Kristin White commented, The whole thing is bosically for your ego - it looks great on your transcripts. Those semi-finalists were required to fill out forms describing their activities, grades, test scores CS.A.T, and A.C.T.D, recommendations ond financial needs. To see whether any of the semi-finalists became finalists, refer to your Spring Supplement. . C.S.F. - Cfrontb L. Amrower, L. Milburn, J. Takanalso, T, Le, A. Paegle, G. Hunn, D. Wolfe, J. Choi, B. Leeburg, J. Dryanr, S. Miraglia, L. Seegervall, Cmiddleb J. Rapp, H. Sellge, K, Morland, J. Coil, S. Eril-zson, S. Kirkpatrick, S, Choi, P. Munoz, D. Bright, J. Frozee, S. Schoo-Lasrra, M. Baksic, L. Knauer, R. Dupler, C, Hanselman, E. Lawrence, Cbaclsb D. Jones, 5. Walfield, J. Revo, Q. 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W. wA'aN0NoM-pw., Iii , U u 'lllll .?!: w Hi 450: L . .li vi if 'uf' ' is , .PA ll I ' 5 u wav-'F' ,Q ,' w ,' V f ..'o Fil' Friends Make School Fun Many students agreed that the 19821983 school year was better than last year Maybe it was because of more spirit friendlier people new faculty members or even more freedom in general As Kristin Leander summarized I like this year better because I have made many more differently aged friends than I did last year When you have good times with your friends, it makes the day go by much faster lr's also better because I am getting closer to graduation ,. g Q Sv. ffl 9 I S 5 K K: ' 1 2 . . , Students found weekends a means of escaping from school's reality. Weekend activities included games Cfor cheerleaders and other spirited studentsb, parties, movies, beach fun, working, dating, and molding, Some people survived better than others though, some had jobs to help them survive financially, some had outside hobbies that relieved the pressure of everyday living, others made the most of opportunities offerred at school. These Super Survivors are the students featured on the following pages, 1. Paul Solorio flashes an innocent smile while molding in the mall. 2. Teddi Lane and Natalie Simonton have been best friends since junior high. 8. Suzie Royce thinks registration was far aut. 4, Taking a break from an intense drafting design is sophomore Brett Buxton. 5. Practice makes perfect is demonstrated by Ronnie Whaley on the drums, 6. Joe Bradshaw is a little nervous about asking his girlfriend for a date, fm SENICDRS is , Closs of '83 Sets High Stondords The senior closs ot Dono Hills showed unbounded spirit this yeor. The closs officers CPresident Brod Kinney, Vice President Jennifer Curron, Secretory Stocy Snider, ond Treosurer Liz Koteclsib helped boost this enthusiosm by orgonizing vorious new senior octivities, some of which were Senior Boby Doy, ski trips, ond o tri-school donce with Son Clemente ond Copo Volley high school. Other troditionol senior events were the lip sync, picnic ond informotive closs meetings. All in oll, the turn-outs ond reoctions were positive. Mony seniors felt os though the Closs of 1983 wos o very close knit group with mony strong personolities. Activities Director Donny Burch commented, This yeor's Ieoders in student government, newspoper, yeorbools, ond vorious clubs hove oll been highly enthusiostic ond intelligent. They hove set high stondords for closses to come in both ocodemics ond spirit. 1, SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Y Jenny Curron, Stocy Snider, Liz Koreclsi, ond Brod Kinney, 2. Seniors Dono Bright ond Diono Leoro hove trouble concentroting on their studies. 3. President Brod Kinney discusses groduotion activities with Mr. Burch. Ns ABM ll iw Vis Seniors ls I v 1- fair , x ,Aw-' r ,, 4' E Q- .Y .STHN iig mv ' N? -1. li! , - A., , WV, E E. oro Carol 1 Q' . - , Xu, V Q-. H6 ' if' Vx I h x Q if N 3, 4 :A 4,41 . V cf f Ji' ,j ik sf- K . . .fx W ga af .QQ 'A 5-anti' f, '-, 2 if 'ff 0 :C -r-.L ' ,.3'fM,4-.-'Q-'-L. ' ' 'Ez' 'I- f - 53,1 ix Chambers Names Jenkins Srar Srudenr As far as rhe business field is concerned, Sharon Jenkins was a srar performer, As a member of Mr. Chambers' class for all four years, she became a praficienr rypisr in her freshman year. She plans ro mqor in business ar U,C.S.D. and hopes ro exercise her business skills in rhe fashion indusrry. Sharon had orher inreresrs roar she performed in dance producrions, worked ar a clarhing srore and spenr many happy hours on ski slopes and ar rhe beach. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0ZOI'0f0Z0llfQ'0Z Z?0Z?0Zg' John Barnerr Julia Bartholomew Ray Barrling 45 WZLTZP i viii. Geff Bayme Richard Beckerr Todd Benson Seniors . .. 179 Fowler Achieves Go On Field And Off Dong Hills is o greot school, with o lot of spirit, remorlsed Jeff Fowler. Jeff wos octively involved in school, leoding ASU, os president, ploying soccer, being on honor student, ond somehow, in between oll this, mointoining o job. His moin gool os A.S.U. president wos to unite the student body, promote spirit ond close the gop in communicotion. He ochieved this gool, os the student body ogreed this wos the most spirited F yeor. As o member of the winning vorsity soccer teom for three yeors, Jeff enjoyed the undefeoted seosons ond olso touring Englond with his Copo Volley Soccer Club, which won the Rovenwood Cup. He become involved in soccer by pulling the word soccer out of o hot which olso contoined one other word: footboll. Troveling is one of Jeff's fovorite hobbies. During the 1082 summer, his trovels extended throughout Europe. However, he hos lived in Brozil ond while there he explored Argentino, Spoin, Portugol ond Africo. Politicol science loolss promising in leff's future, He hopes to be involved in the government, ond other gools include representing the U.S. obrood in soccer. 'vs C ily, Potty Bergstedt Lindo Derry Kim Diehl f'S!N 'Ds 1 se - W ,, X, vin 3 Q 'W Lucy Bernstein Roger Biclfford l John Birlsett 180 .. . Seniors 5 El ZS 'Q .3 lgrl l N . , ig 2 23 I f f X ,AL ,. V gk J 41 lim , l h Q a V nf V . ,'f'i::f'1fZ-.V . Fw, A X 5 J Bloir Birrcher Molly Bivens Dovid Block Robin Blackwell will i f I l H555 K f x ll 5 fwlx ' cfs lllll Q Wflilill n Scorf BIOVWGY Kenny Blum Lindo Boo Suzonne Boormon Www XL Y KS-x Liso Bodocls Chris Bqonower Mike Bonne, Jo Borrnon 010101010201if0Z0Z Z0Z0ZllZ Z0Z0f0f0f0f lI Seniors . .. 181 my 1 .f 5 Diane Brumfield , Q8 .- QS , ,Q , E' , fu 2.5 ? y Tara Burke Johanna Burns Kathleen Butchers Sean Caddell n. we LZ.IL x ll tilt L l y Debbie Canale Billy Caplinger Mike Capone Kevin Carr . gf! i 'il' G inf' if :vt H' ri in ' E Severson Draws Attention Talented artist Laura Severson has been drawing and painting for many years and says l couldnt stop even if I wanted to After graduation from Dana Hills Laura s plans include taking art courses and maybe even animal drawing for wildlife preservation organizations Laura s accomplishments have included winning art contests and she has done pin, banner and T-shirt designs for various Lion s Clubs and also does cartooning for club newspapers. Laura collects books about Disney, about both biographical and feature-length animated films. l-low does she do it all? Laura tends to credit her competitive nature to her parents, who taught me never to give up trying to reach my goals, Of Dana Hills, Laura comments that for the most part, the teachers are excellent. Of course, not all are perfect. , 00e00000e000allll0 l if -2. Seniors me 5.9 ,QM A W .L W fm , .. K 1 M. F. if A . .9 .MQ - X - ,ff I yi as Ll 1, X -X y, X llijllllfflfllffllflflw Kristi Cole Motthew Cooper Hildo Cornelissen Robert Cornette K 1'-'gr' x Tv Down Costo Jill Costo Louro Costo Seniors Spend Yeor in Two seniors missed most of their senior yeor, but both hod leorning experiences beyond their wildest dreoms. Corol Koci, pictured here with her porents in Swiss costumes ot her going-owoy porty, spent the yeor os on exchonge student in Genevo! Hoving studied French for. three yeors helped Corol odjust to life in southwest Switzerlond, where she spent longer doys ot school. CShe even went for o holf-doy on Soturdoysb Corol oiso mode time to trovel in Fronce, Itoly ond other neorby countries. At Dono Hills Corol mointoined o 4.0 overoge ond porticipoted in Ski Club, French Club, ond Europe CSF., her diligence, intelligence ond pleosont noture contributed to her success, Living on o smoll form neor Copenhogen, Denmork wos the greotest experience of Greg Christionsen's lifetime, He Ieorned to speok ond write Donish quickly, he hod to, for school! He too troveled extensively in Europe ond thoroughly enjoyed Denmork's countryside customs, ond beoutiful women, Greg missed surfing or 10th street, A's, Mexicon food, his friends ond his 'oo stong, ond he regretted missing groduotion, but his new friends ond wonderful experiences were odequote compensation, Louren Costine Kirk Cox Seniors 6, W 'fa :F . Q , 5 'Q' ,W 'W ,, , Q K i 2 5' - - -s ' x . 5 iii-S' I L? ef l A V A .v-sl, I. J ss A wi , W e wma WM M. ' Ik-ff N1 X up M , 4 Auf uw dw , fb I ' .ww wg Qt' , m WJ' , , my 'BP' Cf U amvfm , w 'W' , M i ,xg , sv, I I wiligffg- ' wx' if 4 V 1 A4 fm, V - 1 45 mx, w . 39-if ,ff 4 47 9 I i V Y-new Rito Deleo Joseph DeMorio Jenny Denmon Don DePolmo Stephonie Difronco Tim Dillg Jocelyn Turns to Boller Besides being o Most outstonding senior, Jocelyn Vodovoz is olso on outstonding doncer. Jocelyn hos been doncing for yeors ond plons to continue, but not os o coreer. Jocelyn gets her inspirorion for doncing purely from the music, Her idols ore two Piussion doncers, Notolio Molsorovo ond Milshoil Doryshnilsov. Jocelyn olso finds time for other hobbies, such os reoding, wotching sports, ond going to the movies, olthough doncing ond school l-ie-ep her busy. This Keywonette hos been in C.S.F, for the lost six semesters ond is olso in Who's Who in America. Jocelyn's fovorite ospect of Dono Hills? The people ond her senior yeor prevoil, olong with other QVGGT memories. After ottending either U.S.C. or LJ.C.S.D., this outstonding senior is o sure bet to reoch her gool in life: 'lTo succeedl 4 Seniors . . . 187 Dovid Scores High or DH. l lr's hord ro miss Dovid Horris: rhis o'4 senior wos one of l rhe best foorboll ployers in rhe Ieogue ond definitely on s oursronding senior, not only becouse of his orhleric obiliry, buf olso becouse of his sporrsmonship. Dovid ployed o x voriery of sporrs, oll of rhem well. He ployed yorsiry boseboll for rhree yeors, vorsiry boslserboll for rwo yeors x S hod rime for ony orher hobbies. Srill, he enjoyed spending s time wirh his fomily, friends ond o girlfriend. He olso enjoyed the beoch, porries, eoring, reoding, ond jusr reloxing. s ond vorsiry foofboll for rwo yeors. He olso mode oll-Ieogue in foorboll. Considering oll of his sporrs ocgriviries, ir's omozing rhor Dovid Afrer Dono Hills, Dovid would like ro go ro o mojor college, s where he could pursue o Coreer in sporrs, preferobly foorboll. Dovid Credired his cooches for being o mojor inspirorion ro him, olong with his mom, who hos olwoys s been enrhusiosfic ond supporrive of him. 6 S s .girly S S Z' y Q 5 S s Hr l x , s i l I . .3 s Scorr Dir Jonine Dobbie Terry Donoho Kim Duff s s 5 1:- 5 . S 5 , S S l ya s Brion Dunn Roger Dupler Tim Dupuis Denny Durbgn -1010101OZJZJZOZJZOZOZOZOXOZOZOZ0101Olaf010101013 188 .. . Seniors SENICDRS R gl'- kgfiffi ff s B XX e' ig, KX X Don Durban Cynrnia Durgin Kim Edwards Ken Effenberger -- -5 ' faj' me N ,EW . I V Kelly Elsuan Julie Elliar Kim Elrerman l .ao- ,I -uk. ,rf -w- i Y 5 ,f hm L Kiki A ,, ii A Valerie Emery Lori Engle Lauren English Mia Ferguson Seniors i Joclsie Ficlsen Christopher Finch Delynn Finicle Kim's Creotivity Blooms on Convos To love ort like Kim Tolley does is to love it with possion. Putting her creotive mind to worls, she designed the ort set for the 1982 Spring Foshion Show. Indeed, ofter groduotion she plons to ottend Soddlebpcls for two yeors, then ottend o pri- vote ort school, F.l.D.M, or the ort center in LA. Foshion lllustrotion loolss promising to Kim, how- ever, her mind is open to ony artistic opportunif ties thot moy open for her in the future. Aside from ort, Kim ergoys running, tennis, doncing, writing poetry ond octing. 5weeny Todd ond The Mouse thot Pioored were dromo productions thot Kim octecl in during her junior yeor. Kim's mother ond fother hove been inspiring to her ond 'lboclsed her oll the woy, os did Mr. Guererro, who hos been Uremorlsobly helpful to her in the ort deportment. Her reol occomplishment hos been finding something she enjoys ond con do well then going for the gusrol John Flores Dion Forbes :xii . XO X- Orig? 301 v 6k O5-K OJ XOPP X :EQ 05-ix J ,Vg- ! Chontol Fortin yilysr Wash? fe bf J WL JQEQ OHM? PP avg X be Uxow, 5emo,5XfOl Q K .. L, iff-XIKOJQ. A F f 3 i 5,5 R. SE 55 Monic may M -vim, ,ww , .- , . ,M , .W ff K+ 351 A-. A, in '--:H w i q . :f'x, J wr rf if iiwgik, J 'plfs ' R? ,,. Ti , M M2 sw 'fy ' - 1 HW. ,yq-,ppm V X ' . , Mk 1 la A 1- H , f fm W- V L W' X if I M. Q 1w may A 9 A SHN f f4A if ' V ewyff CE' if w . 'W W w 419' AV New Af ,gill Y' 14.1552157325 Nw- X2 5:3:5t7:Y' , 131-7 - .vj,.,,,f fi-177' Hui, Q E QP' A .Fx 1 W 5 M.. ,X M N um 2' fir I if if W. H F 1 HHH' . 1 g' ski? 45' i ez. pl!!! a 4, 'ff wllf' ggi e iw 'S ,, .Aw w 1 f WW ' . w M 3 K ' A ff . 2 ' 3 , . 14 , Aw Q' ,M X .Aw XL , N aff If Q W. W: w .M mm, 1' MW I ax M1 an W 'iw .. ',F!' ,.. . ,ff . F! 0 GIOO F vw ,ww ! mm WW f ,mr Ami' 'Q 3 Q fs Wy mv, , . , A1 We A-nlndwiw 'Hg' .W sq- , 1 gy-1.. fi ,A wwf md' ., 4' Liv 4 . x W '11, ww X Ai ,W -fo . ft! f Kelly Tunes ln ro Musical Career 0 0 l Being musically gifred has helped Kelly Elsuan ro pursue her favorire hoooy, she has played IlI piano for eighr years. Many people have inspired her, our her piano Teacher was rhe mosr i influenfial. Afrer graduaring from U.C.l..A. or UOP., Kelly hopes PO wrire music or perform as a career, 4 Besides music, she enjoys cooking, slsiing, gardening wifh her family, and going ro the s beach, Her favorite aspecr of Dana Hills has been rhe music deparrmenr, which she felf helped her ro meer new people and express herself. She wished everybody could have a special place lilse rhaf. l Kelly was a sophomore and junior varsiry cheerleader, as well as a madrigal singer. She s won rhe superior award in rhe Narional Guild of Classical Music, advancing TO fhe second division. Anorher accomplishmenr was enrering rhe Saddlebacl-4 Merir Deparrmenr Compefirion, in which she gained Branch Honors. Kelly reflecfed, We all have a special s purpose, and we musf do ir ro rhe besf of our aoiliryf' s s Pauleffe Haggard S mxmxxfic 5 A B d 1 A - g l fg' ' M Seniors 4. 'xv Diane Hamu Dion Haley Richard Harmelinls John Halsey Bridgefre Harper wh , bmw V wmv-- .Q . 2 - hr A., ,asf-wrm + 4 s M. . ,QE X 5 ie , MA? I it f Q If is In-' ' f--f , F ,:: :sf f ' .154 1 ,gpg 114-5 'K , 'wx lv xx K i I , A ' x , j K --A my 'N- A in ff 4 W 1s.-X Z -3 , Tj? W f , ,, 5.x my 4, 1, . gf, . , ,, mv Ki , 'MW , ,X W V, yy X: f 'Q- W fl 3 1 if .Au . Q 3 1 4 -1 , . . ,, W V ,, , ,gig QL. , 'ai an Q . W .WW ,v A N Q ? s ':- H W xwmnmu' qw MJ , X H,-. -W i ,Q ,W inf r Ag XM M 'W:i?QW'N' ' if fax ' xii? ww' , W 'L,- A ,cf L b Ns, wi -mwkfi ii? if' g8,ma16?2W:2:I' 0.4151 'Ili' ww ,M W R i E w ,V fm M U1 xx M W ww -'Fizz 1 X H' 'Q w nv 'I I vlf ff.. Xu ,f '-...- Zoe Wins Speech Contests Horsebacle riding, reading, dancing, hocl-:ey and iavelin throwing are only a few of Zoe Atl1inson's hobbies, ln addition, talleing is strong on her list and has helped her to accomplish many feats, She was a member of the Speech and Debate team for two years, winning numerous trophies and certificates at speech and debate tournaments. Zoe plans to major in speech communications at CSU. Fullerton and hopes later to land a job at a large firm playing an important part as a business advisor or accountant, Interestingly enough, other accomplishments include having het biography put in the U.S.A.A. bool-2, being a member of the National Forensic League, touring Wales with her hoclsey club, and winning a trip to Sacramento through the Kiwanis Club, Her greatest inspirations were her parents and Mr. llecls, who have helped her immensely. Friends, who play an important part of her life, are everywhere. Being a friendly person, Zoe had no problem malsing new friends, which were het favorite aspect of Dana Hills, Zoe lived in England for five years before moving bacls to Laguna Niguel last year. She hopes to one day go baclx to England to visit friends and relatives. Other goals include writing a best seller, earning 'llots, but not too much, money, malsing friends all over the world, and succeeding in college in order to get a good job. 3JJJlJJf 9JJJllJJJJJlJZ' Kiley Howard Jade Howe Bill Howie Eric HLJGQ ,lgfi 'A' 0 0 91 'AM We mil. .g J 4- Mw K I 'W fr R , .-f 'r:- ,I Vg. - J, Of' ' 'L ' ,AW H Ir V, ff , H. I W w X H 4 my S 4 Y 1, M, W ww , '45 , N Q , Aw 'Q H X- N' ,,1f,1 ,f g H 'Qi x Ii ' 2' if W f W 1: MM' 'E' mix 4 N w 'W 14 4 'WA w..Wf wa- K if .:-N -x. . --RPT A' , WA ' mg , . K H Io ' vs- ' as ,I W - qu, muf wmv fig? N 3 Y EQ 1:55 wiki sk 2 A Wu . ' M ' . 'mf hi W f 13 KN J, , J. .4 Angie Johnson Dono Jones Nelson Jun , .f i , .2 V F V . in Brent Johnson Jeon Johnson RODGVT Johnson Clem Qperores Behind-The-Scenes Once upon ci rime, Mr. Speidel oslsed his closses for someone ro hondle rhe lighring for o sroge producriong Joe Clem volunreered. Ever since rhor doy long ogo in ninrh grode, Joe hos been lnrrigued ond chollenged by doing rhe lighring for Dono Hills, This rosls included rhree mojor dromo producrions o yeor, o donce producrion, ond o foshion show, l Joe hod rhe responsibiliry of rolsing rhe lighrs ond llghrboord our into rhe moll ond gollonrly doing rhe besr he could. Aside from lighring, Joe olso lenr o helping hond during senior elecrions ond sroff meerings. Joe rroveled ro Mission Viqo High School or one poinr ro help wirh orchesrro producrions ond worls wirh lighrs berrer rhon ours. Joe moinroined o 8.6 GPA., bur would rorher lisren ro music, especiolly 'The Kinks. Joe opplied ro severol colleges, bur will probobly go ro UCLA. ond mojor in business He hopes ro conrlnue worlsing on lighring os o hobby in college. Seniors 199 'Is S W4 '4 .Q I W . W A: i i' ' , 1, ' mn LYWM it hw., We 'U XX Q ' Ruff Porn' p Joner Korilaer jg Q K 2 , 4 ,4 I 1 .W 1 .135 M 4 I Q yi if N 'WY .W a f fi 'ww' s M A I Q.- 5 wx.,-X ' ,,. -:N ' ww mi W reo Kelsch .nu-ac., Joe Kirlsporricl-Q Liso Knouer Corol Koci Kelly Kirlsporricls Koren Klein Kurr Knduer Hogon Eorns Twelve Lerrers, Germoin Shines in Trocls, Foorlooll An oursronding senior, Lourie Hogon's rolenrs loy in both her scholosric ond orhleric obiliries She porricipored in crossfcounrry, soccer ond rrocls rhroughour her high school coreer ond wos vored l'Mosr Voluoole for rrocls for rhree yeors ond crossfcounrry for rwo yeors. To soy rhor Lourie lilses rhe ourdoors would be on undersroremenr. By her own odmission, rhough, she olso loves ro rolls on rhe phone. For o rime o 4.0 srudenr or Dono Hills ond olso o Homecoming Princess, Lourie soid rhor molsing friends wos her fovorire ospecr of high school. Bur whor obour life ofrer Dono Hills? Lourie plons ro conrinue her orhlerics during college, while studying ro become o denrol hygenisr or 0 physicol rheropisr. Lourie is sure ro hurdle oll oosrocles ro orroin her goolsi l'Fosrer rhon o speeding puller , Milse Germoin wos o dedicored orhlere who opplied his rcilenrs ro oorh foorooll ond rrocls, As o member of rhe 1982 rrocls reom Milse ser o new school record for rhe 110 merer high hurdles, He wos olso o member of rhe 400 merer reloy reom ond wenr ro CIF. preliminories in oorh evenrs, odyoncing ro CIF. in high hurdles ln foorooll, he srorred on borh offense ond defense for rhe vorsiry reom in his junior ond senior yeors, The orhlerics won'r srop or high school: Milse plons ro conrinue rrocls ond field while pursuing o coreer in oviorion sciences, hopefully or rhe Unired Srores Air Force Acodemy in Colorodo Springs, Colorcido. Seniors ,w ,- ,V 77' ffm-at Wg S bg-'lf-X W .am will' ,A 1' 1 'Mia vb 1 I 4 JBJW4 N' ful? 3154-nl',, 'Q fu in . 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Jeon Johnson vvos educored porrly or o French-Conodion school in Quebec. She moved ro Colifornio in the summer of 1980 ond enrered or Dono Hills or rhe beginning of her junior yeor. She enjoyed physis more rhon ony of her orher closses, ond becouse she enjoys Colifornio's sunshine, she opplied ro rhe UC. sysrem for college, Duone wos olso well-rroveled, hoving lived in Tohiri, Germony, Mexico, ond Howoii. A winner of rhe Oronge Counry Acodemic Decorhlon his sophomore yeor, Duone proised rhe reoching sroff or Dono Hills, soying, 'They reolly wont ro reochf' This srroighr-A srudenr ond rropicol fish collecror srudied colculus ond criminol jusrice or U.C.l. during his senior yeor ond hopes ro orrend Princeron ond Horvord Low School on his vvoy ro o coreer in inrernorionol lovv, A rrue Colifornion, Krisrin hopes ro furrher her educorionol coreer or eirher Sronford of Berkeley ofrer spending rhe losr holf of her senior yeor or business school in Sweden. ln oddirion ro ochieving o 4,0 overoge, Krisrin srudied piono for eleven yeors, did lors of running ond slsiing, ond ployed mony gomes of beoch volleyboll. A rolenred ocrress who won 'Desr Acrress ond 'll3esr Supporring Acrress ovvords or Dono Hills, Andreo hopes ro pursue her coreer in rhe rheorer or o junior college ond or o conservorory rheorer compony. Andreo vvos inspired by Morlene Dierrich ond her dromo cooch, Mr. Munreon. She hod orher inreresrs rooz reoding, wollsing by ride pools, ond Cof course? seeing movies ond ploys. 0000000000079 Milse Nlosrers Julie McCloskey Morgorer McGorr Greg Morsen Mondy Mouvezin l Um 'CTA' rw- ' 'ff' i I J ,ij J, , l i ? J if il' xl J ff 'li ' i i if l 2 args f ,jgfl Tom McLoughlin Down McLeod Seniors 205 'Qs-mr Kevin McMonus Lori McMullen lsmeldo Meloro Jorge Meloro -g , - - -127' 0 0 0 Dushyonfhi Mendis Gory Meyer . I I Cor Repoir, Boseboll omong Woller s Forres S I've olwoys wonfed TO fly ro Venus , fonrosized Jeff Woller. However, being o boseboll 5 sror sorisfies him for now. Jeff srorfed ploying boseboll when he wos seven. lr wos his brofher who Cooched him, reoching new rriclss, old woys, ond differenf techniques. s Af school, ir wos Mr, Conory who helped him ro pursue his coreer, After Dong Hills Jeff x would lil-se ro go on ro junior college, rhen rhe pros. fl' liz: Jeff's brorher olso roughr him ro worl-Q on Cors, borh body worls ond poinring. Orher hobbies 5 y included lifring weighfs, worching girls, Iisrening TO music, ond being wirh friends. The s Ag .- helpfulness ond supporr of rhe foculfy hos been his foyorire ospecr of Dong Hills, They fvyi l. 5 molse DH. beoroble ond enjoyoblef' He lilsed rhe Compus becouse ir wos reel ond olive in A irs own woyf' Ploying in rhe mojors is onofher fond osplrorion1 l' . . . bur one doy l'll do ir, s ij, r Jeff promises. Q Lorrie Meyer J J 9 9 4 . . Seniors 5 AW' 553-rv-f my My 1 M-f fl ,gf we H 1 Vx N SE I In i fps- ' lr me Bk Qegsgg M QM: A, ' rw. A a fi J, Q Q 4 , , .ab mf. . xx X535 tw f ' if W wif? 4-, - 1 . Www . A I wh-'lun V55 ix e 4, ,A r N55 5 A . .e , , 'duff' Mg 'Q 1 f Q ff n . l , 'ii A A W4 'Q . W.-:ii we' - 44' QM may iff fy ,df -t f W' Q 'E if W mv STG ' wwf i W WHWI? .Twig NOD' 'W A 1 Q Q . Sw :gif fb iv N5 L ,gli fl ? x any 'I LM an W df 838 HQ Sewing, Designing Top Bootmons Tolents You just hove to like o person thot loves to porls out on peonut-butter, chocolote ice-creonn, ond Pleese's: outstonding senior Suzonne Bootmon hod other interests, though. She enjoyed sewing ond teoching croft closses, ond even plonned o coreer in teoching. CShe will ottend Pocific Christion College unless scholorship offers chonge her mind? Suzonne credited her success in sewing to Ms. Honson ond Ms. Stegmon, o junior high sewing teocher. Suzonne's hobbies included sewing Cher fdvotirel, working with children, pointing, or ony combinotion thereof. She wos olso octive in slsiing, cheerleading, ond o church youth group. As o cheerleoder, she expressed surprise ond pleosure ot the school spirit disployed by Dono Hills students. Suzonne rnonoged to mointoin o 8.9 G.P.A,, even though she sewed for the Doughters of the Arnericon Revolution throughout her senior yeor. l Kelly Noyes Michelle Nozoki ll I Loretto O Connor Kevin Oleyor Jornes Oligmueller Kelly Oliver s l s N t V 5 S Q l s l s l s l s l s 5 5 l s S . j . s lfifaiififififo Seniors . . . 209 S S S 5 x I ' N., MW WWW wg? -ev iii? , Q an if WA I ' 5 Y ,iq-mx wi I ij , ,wgmwww WMM A 5 W, 'K -sw sg W ,ff- H ' V 1 A H, A 4 M wwf lim. - 5 . A A 5 W KW Y, i N, ?f Qf W4 Q f w if ,E A mm sw f !w + my i 3 l mx A 'lqqf I ' A 1 9' ' A Down Pepe V47 I 5? W Aa ,. M , r 5 ,ff Mm? 1 .uvgg .,..,.t fr' QQ Q M 1,5 si' 4 Q F P 24 ,,,f..'s ,, . sg? Wm. We wif U ' -wi . 3. . -3. If L -.ev ,V X Us th ir-' M. ,F ,w ww., S S S S S N S N i I Steve Posoyonon Scorr Powley Shone Prorr Lovvrence Quigley Jim Psocobs ino Psomoge SENICDRS Versoriliry is the lsey ro John Young's chorocrer. To begin vvirh, he is o rolenred ocror. He loves dromo ond hod rhe leod role in The Mouse Thor Roored , in his junior yeor, he received rhe Most Voluoble Acror Avvord. In his senior yeor he ployed rhe role of Jesse in Plozo Suire , o Neil Simon ploy, Ploying fhe drums is onorher one of his rolenrs. He hos been ploying for eight yeors ond won rhe Dong Hills Tolenr Show losr yeor. John vvos olso info speech, delivering mony humorous speeches while moinroining o 8.1 grode poinr overoge ond enjoying worer slsiing, vvriring, reoding, ond running. Using his creoriviry, he drew corroons for the Dolphin Dispatch, o posirion he enjoyed very much. Wirh oll rhese ocriviries, did John have time ro ger inro rrouble? I Well, I did ger my firsr riclser offer o yeor ond o holf of perfecr 212 . . . Seniors driving ,, Young Homs li Up For DH. l an-I It 4 , .34 Q fx w ' A 1: 11 ., if .. QQ 1 'FE' V I ' .4 Q, 13? 'QT' za, F EQM x ' f . ..n' QM 5 ff' , ...M ff 'M--seg 2? um! 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E -ff' G 5 SENIORS X, se xgxwx- ix ii in 11 xiii 1 xx Sreye Snapiro Kary Snelron Sracie Snerman Zvi 'U' Scorr Siemens Darryl Siminols Kevin Simmons Qing Simaviqh Sracy Sims Risha Smiley Kenny Snuy James Simon Jennie Smirn Z?,iZ7,Z7-25' 216 . .. Seniors -.f,,--l I x s. I 1 Xl LXXH Porricio Smirh Srocy Snider Poul Solorio '.'e000e e00009000gf I I I I S l 1 s I I I I I I I ,... I I . 1 . I Jolindo s Smile Worms Compus ' I People ore Jolindo Soindon's moin inreresr. She enjoys working wirh ond rollsing ro people I I ond hopes ro pursue o coreer which involves rhese oprirudes, Jolindo plons on orrencling Son Die o Srore Universir where she will moor in business, rhen she'll be off IO Euro e ro Q Y J D I pursue o coreer os o foshion buyer. I Jolindo wos rhoroughly involved in school ocriviries os o cheerleoder, junior closs presidenr, s ocriyiries commissioner ond o member of borh the science ond slsi clubs. She enjoys being s oursideg going ro rhe beoch, bicycling, swimming, slsiing, oncl boclspoclsing ond comping ore l some of JoIindo's hobbies. 5 A Tr Chrisro Speigel Louro Spelmon Srephonie Sperber J 0 4 J 0 9 Seniors . . , bfi mx A. iw ,W w Q W 'WZ ef W f ,N wig: M M, , a+ U5 W 'Ola .NE Q , 7 Aw A g,. f,,.f Q wr M. 'V 9 H' 14. ' r, B 'i D I w 'Y' u, fgf ,V Fw. limb! 3 A , f ha H if NOON' ah 6, xii' 2 P E . V 6 s K, ' I Q wy.. nu' W' 4 it XX Q 2 .UV M4971 xk, ,jwxyi . X -xA Y x y f , 1 ' '. . , A V.. 4 , J . 1 , W ,W H, .. vi 1-394143, ,WV ' ' Q PM 1 ,lf ff' - 'ga' en -. 4 ,M K, ii.: 'F f Ulf' . 1 lfgv 14' 3 N . , , , '? Vw . .ww vw ,. I win' 5 h -, visas. 1 S 42 N, W F.. wwf ,ir 29:11, f X 1 mf? A V W, 'W v , M,- w ffm .UQ 5 f . ,, Q 'H R ' -1 H ' . M V 42 ',,-, ,, gf ,jg-:Q .. W , , y 5 5 4, v. nw' W 1 , R 22 if A M 'rx if -' VT i X wx QW M , X E . . 6 in Wa -5 V ww, XM FQ! - Yi'-N 9 5' K J W . W, V ..,. W A f - d fy h 1 M Y f .1 1 U ' 'C 'ma g Ng.. M ww, M mutt? 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' ' u Srephonie Pshorer's powerful presence hos been felr borh on rhe 2-+12 WLL!-9 gifspwju f M ,L rennis court ond in rhe clossroom Holding rhe number one T kg M D ' 'fl ' ' . position on the Dono Hill's Vorsiry rennis reorn rhroughour her 'Y' ' '- '43 '55-f LDL? high school coreer Srephonie olso monoged ro coprure firsr in T5 Q 5 J f- 4.4. QL , ,. . . 0 50.- C.I.F, s Sourh Leogue Comperirion ond rhe rifle of Mosr Voluoole :AU .fox-HI. It 5 5 .41 Q I Ployer eoch yeor . . . oll while rnoinroining o 8.65 grode poinr ' ' ' A' U M U 0 IPL!-ljfli overoge. Hoping ro orrend USC. or Sronford, Srephonie inrends QQQ L-S'L.,L 5 yi ' ro conrinue ploying rennis on rhe college level, mains . MGM push . A Ferrori fon Cshe hos picrures of red Ferroris oll over her roornb, H'x x'clS l-I-PL 5 F1 Ed g Sreph olso filled her doys wirh running, rocquerboll, slsiing ond 'PG :lo 5.5 fans M1 i DH. foorboll ond bosleerboll gomes. nn E ,, E . , X 'E' f Q f. V' o fi Iv ceceeeaoececeeeeoe 7-5-z.1.h -5 LJKQQQQQ4 Q Mwiaf-gi fryffui fm l i'v1.i:h.SlL frm, din: 11,52 s Pore! Ac, me. 'Tcl ' N GM 555-2432 f 5'Uf35 f Ar-fm!! gfo:fNL5 ' 5 we mis. 3 laws g l'i'ma5,. I lfwpc s WC Lan c.anh'n,u-Q lx if I 'M H-owe. ol.qv'esa,+ s John Wollser Shono Wollser Thi: F'f:'w-J-ship. ,SlJzvlrri.f9y I S 1 0Vyf'f Q 5l C-Wk-fi iblfg, s '-'M'-xjlwm' ' s si , sig. 1' wf. sch ll fm XUXPQ W 'Wi s TQffik v S 5 rw. s ,l Audrey Wolrer Ronold Wolrers Doniel Wolrz x SENIORS ' ' ' ' ' ' 5 Y s s s l s l s l s l s ' s ' s S S s Scorr Word Scorr Worren s 5 1 S ' s ' s ' s ' s ' s ' s ' s s Lori WOTGVS cosbey Wofson s ' s ' s ' s ' s ' s ' s ' s s W S Woyne Gory Kristy Wermers MW' SENICDRS ffm? 222 , . . Seniors .xveeeaaeeceys W, ,W,..,,,.,..u.,,,..,,,.....--1-'- 7 Publicorions Thrive Under Feminine Edirors Whorever rhe mind con conceive ond believe, ir con ochievef' This soying opplies ro rhe life of Wendy Miller, o CSF. member ond ediroreinechief of rhe yeorbools, involved with comperirive vvorerslsiing, Yourh ond Governmenr, rhe beoch, ond Hgoofing oround vvirh friends, Wendy finds her doys filled ond fulfilling. Wendy would like ro pursue o coreer in journolism or orher medio. She plons ro enrer college ond mojor in inrernorionol relorions, lnrerning for Pere McCloslsy in Woshingron, DC. wos perhops rhe most inspirorionol rime in her life. Wendy's gools now include plons ro rrovel, live in Sboin, ond evenruolly worls in inrernorionol relorions. Krisrin Whire Korie Whirfield Elizooerh Whirehouse Korhleen Willerr Roberr Willis Krisren Willerr 0102000000000 Giving orders orgonizing ediring copy ond spending lore nighrs molsing deodlines were oll componenrs rhor occomponied rhe posirion of ediror of rhe Dolphin Disporch for Srephonie Speroer The field of iournolism is o possibiliry in Srephonie s furure- however she is olso conremploring communicorions ond poliricol science. She does plon on orrending U.C.S.l3. for rwo yeors rhen rronsferring ro Berkeley. Once she hos mode her decision she will eirher orrend o good low school or conrinue her chosen coreer. Along with being Editor of rhe Newspoper, Srephonie wos olso Commissioner of Medio, coproin of rhe songleoding squod ond o princess in rhe Homecoming Courr, During her free rime, she finds rhe beoch, reoding, porries, eoring ond being wirh friends oll grorifying ospecrs of her life. Ken Wineinger Scorr Winer ,ps I A-...A M EN Michoel Winger Allison Wisemon iivfaflfaftfvfvflflflflf Seniors . .. 223 R Y., V . 1 ' , ,Y M ' M , g 3 ' Z X 1 'A EQ .4-L, . ww'YAM?fg?g2 , 4 533 0 Q 405 qw' ly' K 5 i J Q. af V+ A X ,f , ,N EW' . Z f 1, 0,-B 6 . K -Q? ,sg .ff 1 an 1 y,P 9 1, Q ,,,1 , 'I' r-, , ' ' ,M x iff .J ff'k,:'7'UW ,x TWU? , . s V 'Q fr B A 1 if at k Y s -. f K M! -:- 5 5' Q 4..,v V232 V uf' ,ff f sq, 'sf ff 1,- ,., , ll A IITT' .if ' imaiil , .f j,,.. f :dd ,,, W 3' .9 Wnhreir creores eorly everung on Acapulco Srn,-re: ., dv W iiliiil' Elusive Seniors Williom Andoe Miclsi Andrews Christopher Boclowslsi Lonce Bornes Kenneth Boilxe Phillip Browne Korhleen Burle Gory Burrerworrh Cindy Cobble Down Compbell Dovid Culross Liso D'Hondr Michoel Decillo Liso Depevv Yen Do Dovid Fenner Morls Ferrolles Ericls Fiegener Steven Fox Bosem Godouroh Heorher Hoopolo Morrhew Hoopolo Poulerre Hoggorcl Geoff Helm Norhoniel Hutchinson Anne lessen Tomoro Johnson Croig Monrelli Monre McConne Kevin McGovern Orod Mirozee Timorhy Osuno . Eve Remmer ' Tomor Richordson Slephonie Schreiner Morls Scorr Louro Seidler Louro Severson Jomie Shorp Joe Smirh , Pomelo Smirh Kurr Sorenson Srephen ,Spodo Trocy Thompson Jeff Trosr Qscor l Voldes Lourie Wogner Don Wondrey Yulse Woronobe Jeff Woller i I Seniors Juniors Survive Wirh Closs The junior closs officers were very busy rhis yeor ond were involved in rhe plonning of o voriery of ocriviries. Some of these include the winning Homecoming floor, rhe Chrisrmos lip sync, the lr.-Sr. Prom, ond rhe Senior Awords Nighr, The officers, Kelly Conroy, Kelly O'Heorn, Donno Zonnelli, ond Thereso Gleed, felr rhor 1Q8Qf83 wos on oursronding yeor. The juniors' unusuolly high comperirion scores were due moinly ro rhe increosed closs spirir, Kelly Conroy summed up rhe feeling of mony juniors by soying, l rhinls rhor our junior yeor hos been one rhor will be remembered. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Kelly O'Heorn Cvice-presidenrb, Kelly Conroy Cpresidenrb, Donno Zonnelli Csecreroryb. Nor picrured Thereso Gleed Crreosurerl. Nicholos Aboro Andreo Adler Nodine Alvillor Trocey Amelorre Phillip Andrews John Anrenucci Shown Armsrrong Sreven Asolsowicz Tim Arhey Psomon Avilo Wolrer Avillonoro Korhy Bobbe Vivion Doiley Melisso Bolsslc Deon Bollbocls Tony Bolloue Scorr Donisrer Louro Bore ll,1l -Q -ge liff, 26 Juniors ' ' A, Q. 5 C C. . ,, Ms is , C Q St ' is rs s 2 K 'ws T YK ' 'ss xxx r X l gi was Nia- C lfk 'le ,ssmsxsblix 1 . ,.,. 2 we lssssss rrsl 7 fs. vi, T NE .wifi T WR f - - .Q f Motif T X ,NAM 1 4' 43. mm f ,f hfwyf f X ww W X -W 1 ff 5 1 6, ,,1A , --l W ,.1,,, , f ff , fp! 3 ff , 7'f X W , aff if like I mr Z G f lf' W 3, v ,. 4 AW f W f ' yll 5 Mark Barnes Stephanie Barnes Mary Baron Lynn Barrie James Bartlomain Jason Bates Evangeline Boro Phillip Becker Brian Beerham Jeff Begin David Bergstrom Eve Bernhagen Tom Berry Eric Bethlfe Jill Bierman Jeff Block Susan Blankenship Rick Bodacls Judy Bosauet Tracy Bowers Betsy Bowes Steve Bowman Joe Bradshaw Kristine Bradshaw Jerry Brennock David Bridgeman Dona Bright Robert Bright Jeffery Brink Amanda Broughton Michael Bryant Delores Bubola James Buclslin Kevin Burnett Shelly Burr Laura Burson Paul Bush Michael Callaghan Kathy Callahan Craig Campbell Roberta Campbell Richard Cantor JUNICDRS . Down Copiron Deonno Copone Liso Corlier Jon Correr Siocy Covvrhon Fred Cerro Srephonie Chogollon Peggy Chornpieux Por Chopmon Vickie Chopmon Edword Chew Josh Clorke Trovis Clowson Koay Cloyen Roberr Crnelolc Dorry Cohen Jennifer Coil Dorrin Cole Dennis Cole Robin Coley Devin Collins Jornes Collins Curris Colron Dovid Combs Brion Conners Kelly Conroy Jornes Coolx Julie Cool-2 Mike Cooelond Kyrnoerlee Corbosiero Liso Cosenzo Liso Cosro Alicio Corrie lvon Corrie 22 JUNICJRS WK , , VM, ff ,C V f ,MW Nix, .M Wm? WSW ,M x -.f 'fr 1 f i I l vi Q l - Maureen Quinn, who started running in junior high school, was inspired by her older sister, as well as by Mr. Duchheim, who helped her to achieve her main goals and helped to build her selfeconfidences ln addition to running, Maureen loved going to the beach, being with her friends, skiing, and playing soccer, She received awards in soccer, cross country, and rrack, including Most Aggressive Runner and Outstanding Distance Runner. My main goal is to achieve the highest potential possible, whether it be in high school or college. I would also like to keep breaking my personal records in running. She does plan to keep running in college and would like to go to San Diego State or a state university. Kevin Courtney Lisa Cox Lisa Crail John Crapo Russell Creel Drew Cressman Ereka Croy Grace Cunningham Emmanuel Dabu Joey Davis Lisa DeDoer V, Jeff Decostro Tony Decou Rosemary Deleone Perry Dellagiustina Gina Demaria Louis Desimone Alisa Dills Quinn, Williams Sprint To Success When asked what his favorite thing about Dana Hills was, Mike Williams replied, The funnest things about Dana Hills are the cross country team and doing school activities. Mike was chosen as an outstanding junior for his accomplishments in running both cross country and track Inspired and supported by both Coach Durler and his parents, Mike has become one of the finest runners at Dana Hills. Some of Mike's other hobbies are soccer, dancing and girls. A goal of Mike's is ro have the track team get first in C.l.F. He plans to keep running and go ro college, He srated, Maybe running will help me get a scholarship, Juniors Jill Diorio Julianna Dominguez Trisha Donnelly Bill Duffy Jacqueline Dumouchel Charles Durham Diana Durka Julie Eckhort Cheryl Eiland Jonathan Elliot Jennifer Elliot Tom Eisner Karen Engberg Anno Epperson Lara Epperson Susan Erilson Russ Ermey Gus Espinosa Michele Estrada Cherie Ezell Angelo Fair Krissy Farr Sally Fenner Gino Filardo Debra Finicle Tracey Fitzgerald James Fleig Laura Fleming Stacy Fletcher Michael Flores John Foote Dart Ford Robert Forster Anita Fox Midwoel Frayer Koy Fredberg Adam Frendw John Fresh Rayonn Friedman Jeffrey Fuller Christine Gamble Kelly Garrett JUNIORS Q J '- Cello Brings David Satisfaction, Pleasure Outstanding junior David Orlandello was undoubtedly the best cellist in the school, holding the position of first chair. Although he loves to play, he does not plan to pursue his playing as a profession, but simply for self-satisfaction. During David's freeetime he enjoys horseback riding, playing volleyball, and whenever possible, snow skiing. When asked what has been his favorite aspect of Dana Hills, he replied, Of course my education always came first, but I also enjoyed meeting new people and spending time with old friends. David's plans are to get into a good college, possibly Stanford, and to become successful and wealthy. , 'r KONG GQOVQG Jane Gill ,,,, ' if Marscha Gilles 1 Jennifer Glaser f i H 52 Renee Goldberg Lucy Gomez John Gonzales Alfonso Gonzalez Marcy Gramlich Tony Gregory Tandi Griffirh David Groon Michelle Gunning Jeffory Haddad John Hartman Cynthia Haslam Molly Hayden Juniors 232 Fine Arts Beclson Sellge As a choreographer, dancer, and poet, Lisa Sellge has been constantly immersed in the arts. She has filled at leost five notebooks with poetry about people and has designed and constructed props for the Liza! Lyn Performing Company. Her choreography has been used in three or four minor productions, but Lisa has also been involved in some behind-thefscenes worls. She once painted l'ballet on the bacls wall of a studio in calligraphy letters. Aside from dancing and writing, Lisa lilies to study zodiac signs and the people who fit under them. When she's not spacing out Qolse, get it?D, Lisa also lilses to study the psychology of left handedness, the effects of society on others, and drawing. These, combined with a fascination for the ocean, have formed what some term 'lstrange ideos and philosphies. As for future plans, Lisa would lilse to see her choreography performed by a larger company and publish some of her own poetry. Then, to earn some money, Lisa wants to study to become a psychologist: auite a set of plans for one who wanted to be a truck driver as a little girl, and whose favorite motto is, 'lHere's to those who wish us well, and all the rest can go to H Linda Helgeson Robert Henry David Hesadicls Mary Herr Michael Heusler Tedi Hillyer 5 Robyn Hines Michelle Hirst Terri Hobbs Darren Hopper Andy Howie Kurt Hueg Lisa Hughes rs Xxx QX N Q H ees 3 5 5. 3 Michal Hughes Grace Hunn Milse Hylton Andrea Isaacs Nola Jacobson Scott Jannard Anna Johnson Eric Johnson Bryan Jones Joe Jordan Christine Jasinslsi Suzanne .lure-au Marrin Kaczrnarels Kecey Kania Tammy Kassan Julie Karke Tom Keenan Laurie Keirh Tirnorhy Keirn Robby Kelly Candice King Kriclserre King Susan Kirkparrids Ilxuma Kiroalaa Nina Kovner Lisa Kurrz Scorr Lacher Teddi Lane Heidi Langefeld Derel-2 Larson Ann Larwools Ginny Lasher Lisa Lasser Ian Lawrence Annerre Laws Hoa Le Nguyen Le Ernesra Leal Krisren Leander Sandy Lenr David Lirrieworr Kirls Lirzenberg Chris Lobo Tirnarny Lafinls Paula Lombardi Laura Longfellow Eva Luna Jomie Lynd Porricio Lyrle Bucky Mobile George Modorion Louro Mohoffey Anno Moir Sreven Mojerick Dono Monn Todd Monsur Holly Mopes Dione Marches Michoel Moresco Mike Mork Moe Morrin Wolly Morrin Ediro Morrir John Morhew Teri Mossick Donielo Mororozzo Kevin Moyer Windy Moyer Anrhony Mozzorri Coro McCorver Shown McCIung John McDoniel Gwen McHugh Donold McNomoro Porricio Melsheirner Mike Meredith Donno Merzler Morlo Meyer Mory Meyer Jeoffry Micolizzi James Miller Kimberly Miller John Milk Sheri Miroglio Hohn MLschler Mork Mobilio Donny Moffen Kelly Moomow Kendro Mooney AJ 1 .1 J W. W, w ,,, 5 g J 6 S Jill Moore Jeffery Morabito Michael Moreno Chorley Morgan Debra Morgan Matthew Morgan Patricia Morrison Stacie Morrison Gerald Muniz Yoshie Nagase Ryuichi Nakogawa Sharon Nehring 3' www. Cook inspires Teammates An outstanding volleyball player, Julie Cook was voted the best defensive player of the year and earned all-league honors two years in a row. Julie's talent was spiritual as well as physical, for her team members voted her Most lnspirational for her freshman and sophomore years. Julie also enjoys tennis, water and snow skiing, swimming, photography, and a variety of sports. She played for an Orange County volleyball team when not playing for Dana Hills, and she gives credit to her parents for encouraging her. Julie also used the volleyball advice and experience of an eighth grade coach, Mr. Moe. After Dana Hills, Julie hopes to play at U.C.L.A. on an athletic scholarship and eventually become an emergency room doctor. A ilk 'R X 'Wi , 3,551 at .IUNIORS Tommie Neisch Don Nelms Chod Nelson Dionne Nieblos Torn Noyes Derek Nye Cindy O'ConnelI Kelly O'Heorn Julie Okomoro Down Olson Koryn Ono John Openshow Vero Orewyler Dovid Orlondello Dorci Ponlshord Cynrhio Pope Morr Popoj Cheryl Porker Yvonne Porellis Tohiro Porhon Deboroh Peorce Morc Peorson Alicio Peck Drew Peloso Bob Pendergross John Peric JUNICRS 'ie xx. , QR mf 5 Www li 'X 'Q sf lvlqericls Demonsfrores An Eor For Sound , As rhe sound rechnicion for Dono Hills, Sreve Mqericls musr conrrol rhe sound for such vorious producrions os donce, dromo, ond bond, For Sreve, rhough, if is srricfly o hobby, ond he is nor even sure if he will conrinue if offer Dono Hills ond college. Wirh o 8,9 grode ooinr overoge thus for, Sreve would like TO offend Sronford Universiry, ond plons on occomplishing his other gools of being hoppily ond finonciolly independenr. As for his rechnicol obiliry, Sieve hos been influenced porriculorly by his grondforher, bur he hos olso been influenced by his porenrs for being jusf the woy he is. Steve enjoys elecrronics, flying model oircrofr, ploying rennis, ond vvorlsing on his cor. This very forrhrighr, oufgoing young mon loves oll of rhe ocriviries rhof ore offered or Dono Hills, buf wishes more people would porricipofe in rhem. His fovorire ospecr of rhis school, rhough, is rhe people. As Sreve soys, There ore so mony differenr vvollss of life rhof ir mol-:es ir fun. ff! mm N ,nvvzaf-1' SSX x x -'9' 1 Mork Perrin Kyro Perue Rochel Perry Liso Pieri Louro Pinderslsi Gino Pirino Liso Polik Greg Porrer Julionno Prorher Jennifer Price Porricio Prince Gobriel Quilonron Milse Quinlon Moureen Quinn Doron Roines Donny Ramirez Sid Romsey Jennifer Ropp Bill Redmond Deboroh Reed Curris Regner Terry Rehmeier Seonne Remmer Tom Renou Tino Renfro Suson Renrrop Jenni Revo Goil Reynolds Glenn Richmond Andy Risreen Juniors Jeff Rirrer Rirrer's World is o Sroge As on oursronding ocror, Jeff Rirrer hos been involved in o voriery of dromo producrions ond hos hod rhe Ieod role in severol school ploys. Afrer high school, Jeff would like ro get involved in rheofre or rhe film indusrry, eirher by ocring, vvriring, or directing, Aside from ocring, Jeff's other hobbies include reoding, rroveling ond porrying. He is proud of o willingness ro do onyrhing bizorre ond non-conformisfg indeed rhis junior does hove o repurorion for liking bloody ond gory films violenr lirerorure, or onyrhing else bizorre. Bur Jeff olso soid rhor he wos o sucker for movies like 'Officer ond o Genflemon No one hos porriculorly influenced Jeff in his normol everydoy life, buf os for ocring, Mr, Munreon, rhe former dromo reocher, hod helped Jeff ro develop his rolenr, 1. An olormed Jeff Rifrer perfecrs his ocring skills. 2, Jeff confers wirh Andreo Penmon in rhe ploy, Plozo Suite . Richord Rivero Dovid Rodmon Pomelo Rodriguez Tomoro Rohde Gino Rqos 1 :is .,, s Liso Ronco ff- Renee Rooney Thomos Roor William Rorberg .lulie Ryon Ann Salmon Julie Sompson John Schoorsmirh Tonio Schilling Leslie Schmidr Silvino Schoolosrro Renee Schooler Scorr Schwob Dovid Schwind Joson Sedoff Liso Sellge Srephonie Show Deboroh Shuldo R X M L sw' N K Q .. is S cs X W: Q is JUNICDRS fm ,,,,,, . , ty if , I Z Mi n, V, , a 'Q-ggfy , , L an , J Q, Q f if Y if 1 i 5 QE J , K gif A Q lr? 1 I I V,- .'.f, ,V 55,315 all J iiiiiiffff iw .wt 1 2 'gg 'M iw Z ' J Hr , ' 1 .. ff f, 1 n,fm?4? , iff ? QQ I -, I Www ,mn Q44 X J ' If My 1 , mmwwwwmmmz, 'rw f ,V , . 'xhmf 'S ' J it .i li 9 f 4 , A fl Mfxv f' ff f7Z'ffl f' Zf' WW -Zmlfwflzsa, J f, WA A ' vi' 'Me Q A I 'YW 3 f , K, ' A 14, , , ' rre A W 1 m ww , I, -VV ,H V' 5 ,Z V ,, A vl i J ,J S 4 . Q J nf iff' J Donold Silvermon Trocy Simmons Norolie Simonron Andrew Sims John Sincloir Richelle Sleek Don Smith Doug Smith Lorie Smollen Meg Sorenson Michoel Sorno Christopher Sourhord Gory Sowle Sheilo Spodo Stocey Spoulding Mork Spelmon Ellen Stafford Shounoh Steelmon Pioymond Stein Lori Stephens Sondy Stephens John Srodd Todd Stokes Sheryl Stronslsy Steve Strouss Jennifer Streicher Kimberly Sullivon Joon Tolaenoko Aniro Tolsrod Deboroh Tonolso Juniors 239 Wade Taylor Ernie Templeron Lisa Themm Carol Thomas Kelli Thomas Kelly Thomas Mark Thomas Mike Thomas Holly Thwayres Michael Thylqaer Shauna Timl-so Michelle Truss PQQQY TSG Connie Tucker Lisa Turcorr Ann Turley Tracey Tyler Joseph Uhlik Danny Upp Vicki Urban Tom Vadakan Angelo Verrico Margarer Verrer Joseph Vincenr Bonnie Vrabel Lisa Wachsmurh Michele Wagner Rob Wagner Terrie Wayman Brandee Weber Philip Weinrorh Jeffrey Wenger Rick Wesch John Wessels Laurie Weston Windy Whitaker Dernaderre Williams Michael Williams Scorr Williams Marle Wilson Dale Wine David Wine 4 Juniors ,yu W! .. ir , fh- A5 57 ' wg ai' f f ,i 3 , ff f f 9 M ,is J ,fin J Qs N mmm , is ii 2 W it ,lg , 6 f . .Sh 9 A 1 f er fr Bob Anderson Sung-Youn Dae Hylke Banning Kelly Dradsrreer Eric Brown Kerry Buxron Aundrea Casani Hearher Clarke Rob Diamond Donna Edman Sylvie Ferri Thamra Fields Warren Fisher Rocky Foster Richard Greenhalgh Dean Hamilron Sean Harlan Jim Jackson Marla Kallesrad Eric Keim ..,.... 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Aiiisfif . ,. s S r X Sim N . is X 5 rs ws. i ff gs- . sr .,, A . .Mi ig ,.:,f.f5r.-. , ' 358 55 f if Narhan Schmiz Darin Senn John Silverman Srephen Simpson Mike Sims Sheryl Springfield Charles Srraffard Kaeran Sudmalis Donald Szarmach Liem Tran Vu Tran Lorraine Trosr Alan Underdown Michail Vasquez Shana Walker Jeffrey Williams Lisa Wilson Marrhew Zuniga Michelle Wirr Judy Wolfe Jerry Waller Kim Wyanr Franl-r Yahr Megan Yelle April Yoalsum Eugene Yokora Terri Yorls Danna Zannelli Lee Zaro Todd Ziemer Juniors Renee Abrams Mike Adams Randy Adams Caroline Agamaro Derek Ahia Mike Ahmadi Jose Alkon Cynrhia Alsron Karhy Amaro Andrea Anderson Olivia Anderson Blanca Andres Christy Andrews Karen Annes Brian Archbold John Armstrong Kelsey Armsrrong Tim Armsrrong Laura Avone Diane Arvizu Chrisri Asher Tom Arencio Jay Arhey Dawn Axford Janer Bae Jennifer Baker David Baldovin Darci Baldwin Rochelle Balk Krisrin Ballard Chrisrine Dandsma Fieke Banning Chrisrine Barnerr Ted Beard Lydia Deaver Julie Becker Marr Bell Duffy Dellarrs Keri Bench Hearher Deraulr Erik Berg Rice Berkshire 24 Sophomores A 2 ,W in ,Q ,A ' ,W wil, ' f if uw f - sill iii sv M rv ' Zivli. mm s v 2 2- wi-. ,L H A .,L, ag? 11 Q -V: :wiS?M'i7 fV .. , ' . 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Looking bock ot the whole yeor, President Fodor remorked, We succeeded in moking this yeor o fun one ond hove been tough competition for the upper clossmenf' SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFlCERS+CfrontD Liso Gent, Quinn Scollon, Cbockb Elizobeth Lowrence, Rick Fodor. ee Sf N Shelley Bertwell Julie Biermon in C Suzon Billinger S N Chris Billy S' n Brion Binghom Eric Blockmon lx I N , Becky Blackmore D ' .,.. to ' , , k k , Lononne gloho r -E., fa llr A A A Moio Bloomquist l K C Sll' f -'H' Jolene Bohn A .. Q Michelle Bousquet be i' Deb BOWG E H s f D A s if Kristine Brody Potty Brewer Shonnon Bright Dovid Brooks Donny Brown Jomes Burczewski Bruce Burnett Liso Burnwell Deonne Busby Christine Butchers Lynn Butler 3 Chris Butte , C 7 l C Brett Buxton ' Sheilo Collczghon Dovid Coputo . Tino Corlone f SCPHCDMCJRES 3 Sophomores-. . . 24 SCDPHCJMORES Kathy Carlton Christo Cart Scott Carroll Kelly Corse Phillip Carter Terry Carvalho Andrea Cepavicius Christine Chang Julie Charchol Rob Charlton Teddy Chen Sunhee Choi Candice Christiansen John Clark Margaret Claris Julie Claus Stephanie Clem Cameron Coleman Jeff Coley Danny Comeau Danny Conroy Patricia Cools Jennifer Cooper John Cooper Diverse Interests Attract Durrett Dana Hills is luclsy to have as a member of its student body the gymnast who placed second in California in 1981 and fourth in 1982. Kim Durrett competed at C.l.F. and state levels, and performed at half time shows, malls and other school. l4im's accomplishments at the state level were exceeded by her performance in Regionals: in 1981 she placed third in all of the western U.5. Cincluding Havvaiib. Last year she placed third in the Southern Section of C.l.F. competition, l4im's other interests include writing poetry, collecting figurines, swimming, slsiing, and balsing coolsies. Her plans for her future include improving from class 1 competition to the highest Cond next? level C elite D, going to college, and Hcontinuing to have fun in life, my K M S , Ee 'Q Q7 E545 i i i Q 5 if' 5 D M tl - M K .hi ,. ,zfffff iiugyii ,yu i-'Mi - - .ieii n i .- i V 'I , - X 2415 11 15311 pg! ,, . w e .2 i , V ' A g, , -,J L' ,V ,1-W W: Pi, f ,M M ii E M My i , , ,.,, , ir , .,,a,fmi4: A ww SMA- : V' rf in ,fi w. :Fir , in-D . E . f 44 ,' V y HM 5 aikwwwkq 1 E J mr? ' X ig ,wiggggwgg ' ,,,, 4 ii iff ' QMS' , lf' W, , , ' 5 s.. 1 7 V W, in , 'bf 1 , L T7 1 W X Wi f X 44 ef? f f f 1 Vg M' 6 . K QXYEZ , is, -. fm M .al-'iz f ,. I ' 1: .,g, Emi-,.,-,. 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N3 bins' , fi if , I '- Q Susan Harrison E uf , Paul Harvey Lisa Haydon Kathleen Hayes Bart Haythorne Jeff Heemeier Michael Heinemeyer , we f. ,N lf y Kurtis Heitman Peggy Henry f Robert Herrera Tanya Hidlebaugh -,N , Peter Hileman ln er Hillstrom , PM ,t , 9 K i X Billy Surfs For Fun, Diamond For Funds When the surf's up and the sun's out, you can be sure to find Chris Billy and Eric Diamond, two excellent surfers from Dana Hills, at the beach. Chris Billy enjoys surfing mainly as a hobby. Pictured in Surfing Magazine, Chris regards beating his brother in a Salt Creels contest as one of his greatest accomplishments. He says his favorite aspect of Dana Hills is surely not P.Ps,l.D.E. or study hall, but surfing in the morning with my friends. Eric Diamond, inspired by his dad who is an Ex-Pro surfer and his mom, who also surfs, spends mosr of his free time riding the waves. Eric has acquired fifteen first places, thirteen seconds, eight thirds, and eleven fifths competing on the DHHS. surf team, NSSA, WSA, and Pro-A reams. Unlilse Chris, Eric has set for himself the goal of malsing the national team this year and breals into the top sixteen pro's of the world by the age of nineteen. Sophomores . . . 4 Liso Hobbs Morl-2 Hobsen Jonece Hoopes Bill Hory Morrino House Simon Hughes Mory Hull Jomes Hunt Chris imonri Poulo Inge Kimberly Jocobson Jenifer John Krisro Jorvie Kim Joussi Will Jeffers Pouio Jelsrrom Kristy Jimenez Chris Johnson Don Johnson Heorher Johnson Heidi Johnson Moris Johnson Sondro Johnson Shonno Johnson Down Jones Koren Jones Jooquin Juorez Troy Judd Psoberr Konio Sreven Koriiser Gregory Koufmonn Korhleen Kellord Jon Kelly Joclsie Kern Dorry Kiilehuo Dono Kimes Juiie Koeiler MiCheJIe Kromer Tino Kropiylsin Shoron Krouse Kelle Kroll Micheiie Lomerrerey QE in V 1 X 1 N.. m,wMHMmJ, an Q Www ,wqwgq J i w weww f, My f 44 yi 'Qm, W , X ' ,,y 1 5 gf , .51 A-.1 I 1 fa , f f V an f , J i' J? '5.,,A,EE. Ay J Y,,f3zfy45L1,,,iiz mmQWWWwwWWM- J 5 ' 5. L .55 'ifiafig , , W :wwmwfwwww ,, M ff J' , if if , fi 4' 4- , 4 ffua , N , WJ 1 4 W4 1 M .-f..-,nm-mmf, 2 Q -f 7 JW' L, 5 ' X , Z Hz. 1 1 X '- if ' 2: J I f meg n m-:.: - f Q! 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She if' 5 srorred doncing when she vvos very young, one of her ,V firsr insrrucrors discovered her rolenr ond hos inspired her W ever since. , ,W gg, Boller is l3eclsy's fovorire hobby, however she enjoys school ocriviries olso. She hos rnoinroined o 3,8 grode ' poinr overoge ond plons ro offend college. She hosn'r 'Z wiv? i 7 , iw 'S if if 454 t decided on o coreer os yer, our she would like ro or li 'S ii leosr minor in donce. . S W -wk - DecIsy's fovorire expression is Go for ir, ond her orrirude rowords life reflecrs rhor. fig 'Y vkwwu M ' 7:1151 I 5? , H, fe uf: V, ,Mgr ,s W Adorn Morhieu Noncy Morsushiro Arheno Morrhews Morrhew Moxwell Sheri Moynord Michoel Mozzerri 3 1, Korhy McAnony :nj :.y .E ' W ' ' H Kane McArrhy 5 i Shonnon McCobe X : Cheri McEveny ir- Morc McGovern Y E Tonjo McHugh A A j H. X w X- i x Q S Q s ii: xx 1. SQ? P lies Y QQ 3 2? p Q . 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'11, fl 1 ' A l I if A '52 f ' J Z ' ,, Debro Mineo Roger Miroglio Bryon Mofforr Jerry Mofforr Corhleen Mogon Jennifer Molloy John Monson Don Moornciw Trent Moore Liro Moroles Liso Moreno Kimberly Morlond Bill Moss Sondro Moley Porricl-2 Munoz Julie Novo Greg Nesror Chris Nevo Corherine Nozolsi Deonno O'Neol John Olonder Dovid Oleo Doug Oliner Chris Oliver Michoel Oliver Greg Orlondello Paul Osborne Corherine Osmon Christine Orrowoy Kimberly Overron AUQ Poegle Kimberly Poley Morrhew Porlser Judirh Pegrom Jill Pepe Kiro Perlsrrorn lon Perry Krisry Perue Wendy Piercy Deonno Plocko Eddie Ponsolle Kim Popoff 4 Sophomores Parri Powell David Price Dirk Price Douglas Price Tommy Prince James Purdie Brian Quigley Bridger Quinn Adam Ramirez Kevin Ramsey Julie Rapp Hearher Reddy Jeffrey Redelxer Kel Reed Roberr Reed James Rehmeier Lance Reid Marla Renz Jonathan Reynolds Jeffrey Rice Becky Richardson David Richardson Samara Richardson Scarr Richrer Rafael Rodriguez Randy Rogers Donald Roley Charles Rollins Diane Roma Yverre Rooney Chris Rorberg Kelly Roy Suzanne Royce Vince Rubalcayo John Rubino Adam Ruley Lora Runge Paul Saari Lori Saling Kenerh Sampson Todd Samuels Shannon Safer Sophomores SCJPHCJMCRES tg' ' 3, , 1 ,f ' l Q I , .,,,. 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'F 1 Q X xx --S X Mark Sawyer Quinn Scallon David Scarborough Karl Schaarsmirh Roni Schanderl .S ,Q 'N Jock Scherer Penny Schulte -K Stephanie Schulze Nancy Schur Sherry Scott Maris Scurta :rl 'iwwif' xiii 'K 3 x Q Brett Seaton Michael Selfridge Viclsy Sesma Robert Sever Michael Sgambellone Lacy Shocrer N, 2 Loura Sharpe Peter Shaw Andy Shimizu Jeanine Silbernagel Paul Sileci Maris Skoglund H4 A in Roger Swings 4.0 Students at DH. survived in a variety of ways this past year, For sophomore Roger Miraglia, surviving the rigors of school life was worthwhile if he could tee off at the golf course in the afternoon. Roger's parents started him golfing when he was ten years old, and with inspiration from Coach Chambers, he has continued the sport with much success. Roger plans to continue golf in college, however, he doubts if he will attempt to mal-te golf a career. Roger excelled academically as wellg he maintained a 4.0 grade point average throughout his first two years at Dana Hills. Mr, Speidel's Algebra Il and Mr. AIarcon's Spanish Ill were his most influencial classes with his favorite teachers, Sophomores Alison Smirh Gory Smirh Liso Smirh Todd Smirh Wesley Smirh Michoel Snyder Anne Sodergren Louise Spence Jennifr Sr Je-on Tommy Sropleron Gory Srevens Michoel Sullens Jim Surron Liso Sylvesrer Auron Szobo Brion Togg Michoel Tossio Moriberh Tovosci Som Tow Cheryl Toylor Eric Toylor Koren Toylor Tyson Theel Monilso Thomo Tiniro Thomos Lourci Thompson Michelle Thompson Srocy Thompson Tone Thongyoi Solly Tierney Afshin Toussi Borry Tovey Ho Tron Richord Treiber John Tucci Modrid Uso lil Liso Von Vlier Scorr Vonwesrerhuyzn Morro Vorelo Deirdre Voughon Michelle Vejvodo Ron Vqyodo ,f n K, if r 1 A 52 fav if We 6 I --M ' 4 wi, if iff, ' Z 'f ' G ii wr, , In ' 4 'L fig, .. ,ag iiir T EFWK e5',i15L27ir'ijggg,QH' if ASK? ,, 'ig ,E',gHg I , A ,I , .,,, 4- , , i,i T ,T W 'K' 4 . . , '- Q q , f , ff.: T- fr 7 ,. if f ii., , ammv? ff 'M 1 gm nr 'ff . 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The leoders of such on 5 orgonized closs were John Anderson, Gigi Kroll, Mory Cox, ond Moiro Quinn. - ' X Some of the mony octivities supported by the freshmon closs included Flower-groms, o l3ilse-o- Thon in Newport Beoch, ond o bolse sole, oll of 2 which were o greot success. Although the it freshmon Homecoming floor did not win, their orgonizotion ond spirit wos outstonding. Jolindo Soindon olso odded thot the freshmon closs hos excellent potentiol to become one of the most spirited closses ever. FRESHMAN OFFICERS-President John Anderson, Vice-President Gigi Kroll, Secretory Mory Cox, ond Treosurer Moiro Quinn show their comoroderie, Liso Abbore if f i l, Adrienne Abel , .. gzl , Andy Adoms f . Kim Adoms 1 - QQ , ' 'J Louro Adoms N - Thomos Addy J -at ' . - - 'kk, W : sn. Tom Agnew Croig Albers Pom Albrecht Robert Allen Vivion Amoto Argo Anderson s . . A 9 - ' ' . s.. . John Anderson Jeni Andrews Dolio Andujor Reese Aplin Amy Armstrong Noel Armstrong , Noelle A'm5 O 9 ii. ,,.i Agri ,, , i JU00 AVHO ,lti M i , 1 1 ,,,-. 'rv gf, Yoncy Ayers 1 - 3 ' tl .- Kothy Doiley n Loro Boilen , Darren Baird Falu Bakronia Larry Baldvin Brook Balkwill 'Doug Banisrer Lori Bannisrer Kirk Borbas Kirk Barber Brooke Barnes Todd Barrosso Alisa Beck Meleia Beckerr Kurr Beckman Melanie Behnke Gary Bellarrs Bill Beltran Tim Bendlin Morrin Bennerr Michelle Berglund Karhy Berkshire Sandy Bickford Doug Bierbower Cheri Blandin Dan Blankenship Darren Bloom Julie Boarman Chris Bonas Dina Bowe Brian Bowen Tracy Bowe Denise Boyce Kim Branczeisz Michelle Brink Scorr Droding Dan Brown Kris Brown Scorr Brown Shannon Brown Tony Brown Scorr Brownlee Melissa Bryanr Greg Bubak Mark Buchnam Carhy Busson James Burwell Mike Campagnolo Sracy Cannon Kelly Capone RJ, Capone Armando Cardenas Amy Carringron Brion Carroll Lisa Carse Sharon Carson Tony Carvalho Leigh Cayonogh Michelle Chabor Mike Chavez Chris Chew Ben Chong Lisa Clark Michelle Clark Sonja Clauson Freshmen Kerry Clay Mark Cline Dana Coccara James Coil Ke-irh Coley David Collins Doug Collins Denise Comeau William Conley Elizaoeih Cook Jenni Cook Tammy Cory Darren Cowdrey Mary Cox Veronco Creagh Jenni Crummerr D n D n' I ea a ie Lam Dau Booerr Dow Jean Deak Mark Delgado Eric Demming Debbie Dennison Joe Denron John Dickey Trish Dickey Tim Donnelly Chri Dougherry James Drake Julie Drocco Jeff Duby Renee Duff Don Duffer Rhonda Dunn Par Dupuis Chris Durham J' E l im ar ey Michelle Eckert Amie Eckerr Cindy Edler Chris Edmondson Penny Edwards Ty Edwards Gayle Ekuan Shannon Ellior Paula Emery Krisrin Erickson David Erickson Rick Erkeneff Jill Ermey Ron Evans Chris Evvers Kim Facher Joe Falcone Casey Falls Fariba Farsadi CSIS!! 258. . .Freshmen Ferguson Foncies Foorboll Oursronding orhlere Tony Ferguson vvos o new foce on compus rhis yeor, ond his presence bodes well for rhe furure of high school orhlerics. Tony received Mosr Voluoble Ployer ond Scholor Arhlere on rhe freshmon foorboll reom. His inspirorions were Cooch Conory ond Cooch Douglos, Tony soys borh of rhese rwo cooches encouroged him ro excel in sporrs, os well os his srudies. Afrer he groduores, Tony hopes ro go ro UCLA ond rhen ploy o professionol sporr such os boseboll or foorboll. Wirh o gleom in his eyes, Tony soid rhor he would like ro hove his nome on rhe Holl of Fome woll obove rhe gym doors. Bur for novv, Dono Hills hos gor onorher excellenr foorboll ployer. Brion Foullsner Tony Ferguson Lori Fitzgerald Jessico Flom Eloine Forster Jim Forsyrh Greg Fosrer Kevin Fosrer Jomes Froncis John Froncls Joe Froscello Milse Fqimoro Vicror Furrodo Greg Gomble Corhie Gorcio Cynrhio Gorcio Scorr Govin Jeff Geissler Amy George Kim Gildeo Suson Gill Dovid Gillerr Jomes Glosgow Andy Glenn Korhy Glivor Ken Glover Kim Goffmon I Mike Goldberg Mike Gonneville Solvodor Gonzolez Gory Gonzalez Leslie Gosserr Roberr Grohom Krisrin Gromlich Kelli Green Ron Green Morls Greenholgh Milse Grerz Down Grisron K John Gunderson Q Tom Gundlocls Ann Hoorer Freshmen 259 Q Dennis Hache a Debbi Haclserr J 5 Denise Haddad 1 5 . - Trisrann Hammond ' 5 5 Q Amy Hampsren 21 A - fi ? Kelly Harringron Z E if A ' i Colleen Harrigan E! A I . X-I i I a Andrea Harrman M Q F ullav . ' Jeff Harrer y awk? X 5 Michelle Haugh fr 9 Leslie Hayden ' - Sracy Hayden g Jenni Haynes Q W Q Deirdre Hearne L g Alan Heaven Q Karen Heaven a Lori Heemeier J if 4' Z . ' Rob Hellewell lf H g Krisren Hendriclsson X Q Mike Henry yi g a. 3 Suzanne Heros V Q Brion Hilliard 3 Nicola Hinrichsen . ' Jenni Hamer g Shawn Honea Q Jessica Hooper a Charles Howard 5 Adriane Howe a Diane Hsiung 5 Jeff Hsu . Ann Hulrrnan Q Hearher Hunnicurr i'V i' 3 Edward Hurwirz , ,, . rg, . ' Siber Hyder S Adrian Jaclssan a Anira Jain Zvi' . ' Tina Jaramillo Q Jon Jarvirs I 2 3 Connie JeHers 'Q,!, . ' Phillip Jelormine g Alex Johnson , Q Melynn Johnson 2 Connie Jeffers an Pursues Ideals an Connie Jeffers was a familiar name on campus rhis pasr g year, having been menrioned conrinually for her g oursranding achievemenrs in cross-counrry and soccer. Q Besides her excellence in sporrs, Connie was also a recognized for her oursronding scholosric achievemenrs. 5 Connie says her family has inspired her rhe mosr, rhar g her morher and farher have raughr her many rhings for Q which she will always be rhanl-zful. Connie hopes ro Q pursue furrher educarion our of high school, and she 5 also hopes rhar rhe world will unire inro one She sees o . ' need for rhe banishmenr of prejudice in our sociery. 3 Some of Connie's many hobbies include snow slsiing, a warer slsiing, and going ro rhe beach. She also enjoys 5 rhe pep rallies here ar DH. 3 260 , . . Freshmen 5 U5 WVUUQPNNNNNNNNNNQFNNNNNUSUNNNNN3FNNNNNNNNNNNNNNg f ,I ,, f 7 3 rr? Anne Johnsron e Dill Jones 3 Michelle Koiser 3 Alex Kolin , ' Thomos Kollol Q Beclsy Keenen 3 Holly Keenon 5 Michelle Kellor Q Susie Kennedy ' Brendo Kildoy g Joson Kimboll Q Denise Kimes v Chrisrino King 3 Doyid Kirls 3 Erilso Kohr 3 Tony Kopp . ' Michelle Krorsch Q Corol Krorz Q Koren Krouse ' Corol Kroll g Tim Krueger Q Milse Lobenz g Alberr Locombro Q Yyerre Lofferry 3 Roche! Londls 5 Robin Longley . - Joe Lorwood Q Billy Losher a Jose Lourin Q Joy Lows 3 Jon Lowson . ' Somorho Leorhers Q Morc Ledergerber 3 Gino Ledeson 3 Ann Lesre 5 Brion Lewis S Louro Lewis , - lohn Leymon Q Gino Licoro ' Ursulo Linder g Scorr Linquisr Q Liso Loclshorr 3 Condice Lockwood , Louro Logon Wiclsliffe Luers Dennis Lugor Joey Lujon Don Lundin Dovid Lyon Lonce Lyons Deo Moiericla Sozonno Mok Glen Monolo Glenn Mores Milse Morrinex Michelle Mossey Melindo Morsen Liso Moros Den Nloxwell Kim McCollo Loorie McCloskey Sheilo McCreo t Korhrine McGorr 3 Q Q 2 Freshmen . . . 261 a 9 'SSSNNNNNNNNNNSSNNNNNNNNQ3 9 9 9 9 9 ! 9 9 91 9 S I Q11 Z Z Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q 'QNNNNNSNSNNNNNNNSNNNN 'NNNNNNNNN5 Cools Hos 4.0, Hopes For The Furure For some freshmen, surviving the firsr yeor of high school is o rriol, our for freshmon Jennifer Cool-2, survivol vvos quire simple. Jennifer's ochievemenrs rhis yeor included o 8.68 g.p.o., o U,S.N.M,A. scholorship in morh ond Dolphin-of-rhe-weels. Jennifer eryoyed performing vvirh rhe DH. Toll Flogs reom ond olso enjoyed reoding, vvriring, ond doncing, ln Jennifer's coming yeors or Dono Hills, she hopes ro orroin voledicrorion srorus, ond she olso hopes ro compere on rhe Acodemic Decorhlon reom. Afrer high school, Jennifer hopes ro furrher her educorion or o Colifornio universiry ond somedoy wrire o oesr-seller. She is o very enrhusiosric young lody, ond if she lseeps up the good worls, survivol, even os on odulr, will be o breeze. Sobro Mclsenzie if Borry McPeoI-2 H 5 Jon Micolizzi -- ' r Lourders Milon Jennifer Milon Lourie Miller ' + Leoh Miller Peggy Miller Derh Millvvee Raymond Mirchell Miles Mirchmen Chris Morgon Dill Molnor Liso Moro Kim Morino Scorr Morgon Eugene Morin Greg Morrison Jeff Movor Leslie Mouron Mike Murod Chrisrino Murodion Suson Murrey Chris Muro Seon Nosh Dovid Neeve Coryn Nelson Todd Neumon SSNNNNNSNNNNNNNNNNNNNNVVVUUVCVVNNVNUVUVVVVUVVQ 262 ifUVUVVUVUCUUVUVUUUUUUNNNNNNNNNSNNNNNVUUU' Bryanr ls Perfecr ln Academics Melissa Bryanr is indeed an oursranding freshman. Her oursranding achievemenrs included earning a 40 g.p.a., being a recipienr of a U.S.N.M,A. award for Algebra, and being named Dolphin-of-rhe-Week. Melissa loves Dana Hills: she rhinlss rhe reachers are grear and uso are rhe acriviriesf' Meliss shows her pride by being a member of rhe DH. Drill Team. ln her spare rime Melissa enjoys swimming and dancing wirh rhe Liza- Lynn and Company performing rroupe. Melissa hopes ro compiere her educarion ar UCLA. Chris Newron Jackie Niccoli Young Noh Oavid Norgren Laura Noyes Kim Pachyn Deyon Page Frank Pearce Brenr Pearson Adriana Peric Chrisriana Persch Cindy Phillips Tanya Phillips David Pieri Theresa Pindor Gregg Pollock Danielle Porrer Shannon Prarr Elizaberh Price Rebecca Prince Moira Quinn Neil O'Connor Angela Oland Heidi Olson VUUVVVUUUVUUVUVVUVNV?WVU?VVNSNNNNNNNNNNNNNUNUC1 QNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNSNNNNNNNNNNNNVVUVUUNQWN4 Q Q Michelle Opp ' L f5Zf'A 3 Bob t,,, . ' Kathy Owens G Q Tamara Ozbirn ' a Matt Raith , ' Andrea Ramirez Q Tim Ramirez A I g Amber Ranebenur , Q Alisa Rapp rrrm A . 3 Franz Rau 1,7 ' , 5 Milse Redmond WY . - James Reiley V 7 Q Renee Rengel Vi'g -- ' 3 ' Fl 3 Karen Renz . Q Scott Richardson 3 Lisa Robinerr . ' John Rock Q Patty Rocls 3 Teri Rodman 6 Tina Rodman 3 Craig Rodriguez b 6 Marla Roebucls . ' Laura Roley Q Carol Rollins a Dean Roma 5 Riquel Rose O - Greg Rosecrans Q Margaret Rorberg g Julie Rudolph -.,,, V Q Siavash Salimitari 'li RR VV'V. 'AAR , V ' Teri Sanchez 'ly Q ,I if g Chris Sanderson :Q A ' g Marc Sanford W ' 'ii' 5 i 5Z Q Stephanie Sanner I a Tegge Sawyer U ' 4 9 L Q 2 Artist Snyder 2 Q Shows Ambition 2 Q Dana Hills' outstanding art department and 3 the help and support of Mr, Guerrero 3 permitted art students to talse a closer lools , - and capitalize on their own artistic ability, g One such student is Pete Snyder. Although Q Pete is a freshman, his interest in art is well Q developed. Besides being inspired by Mr, 5 Guerrero, Pete also admires his cousin who, , - in his opinion, is an excellent artist. Last year g Pete received an award in the Color It Q Orange art exhibit and competition at the a Laguna Beach School of Art. g In addition to this artistic ability, Pete also Q played football this year, in fact, he says Q that was the best part of being a freshman. 3 Pete's ambition is to go to the United States . ' Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland after g graduation. ln Pete's mind, to survive in this Q world two things are needed-desire and 3 dedication, and he is already worlsing on 5 both, 2 Q Q . Q S 264 . .. Freshmen PM l T u o U 9 o 0 o 0 Q I 0 9 I I v 0 o 1 o o l 9 0 Q o Q 0 o c 0 0 0 I 0 0 l Q U 0 O 0 0 0 0 O ISSQQSNQQSNSSNN5555555555555555QNSNQQQSQQQSQMQ Diane Schellhous Q Dennis Schoo-Lastera 3 Tom Schooler , ' Steven Schmitt Q Eric Schweitzer 3 Erin Schwenck 5 Robert Sechrist . 0 it Q James Sechrist a fda shown Sedaff . ' if Kim Serafino g Kristen Shachman Q fi W iw Stephanie Shandle a ir: Mike Shopero ' ' 238 f ' H Jenna Sharp g S Lara Shima 5 ' K Jenni Shirlshami . . , wif S Lisa Silk Q Greg Simmons ' Mike Singleton g Mike Sleels Q X Marisa Smiley 3 Leslie Smith g Steve Smith Q Doug Snider ' Peter Snyder g Renee Sola Q Charlie Solorio ' Susan Soma 3 4 Kris Sosnowslsi 5 fltf , Mike Soverns . ' AI f Erils Spindler Q fg ' Natalie Spratlin a ,. QV, WJ M ' ,V V .,V U Amy Stanton 3 ' if T Samantha Stith 0 . E Roy Stocls Q g Lindsey Stockton Q Chrisy Stratford Q Don Stringer Ed Sulschai Scott Sulsut Lori Sutton Eric Swanson Nancy Toubert Jenny Taylor Tonia Tebelsl-cis Brad Thomas Katrina Thomas Todd Thomas Matt Thompson Thomas Thompson Paul Thylqaet Joe Timlso Farzin Toussi David Townsend Val Tripodi Chris Taudeau Sora Tucl-sermon Elizabeth Tuton g Mort Uhlils , - Tony Vadalsan Q Amy Valoilsa ' Derit Vandylr g Lowell Vanwagenen Q Freshmen . . . 265 3 as -K VUUWUC?NNN!NNSSNNNNNNNSNNNSSSSSNUNNNNNSNNNNNNNN Q., Logon Loves Arr ff Wffwg -: iff? 'Wg' . 'E X Jffg' rig: clk I lx v FRE H E fl .if ' f 5 53354 Eigiisfi I 1 . '- Q ., si A .,., 1,15 n,Y, ,.,.-M.X ,mf gMQfmQgkJWWw gcm,MM,.ssQ:qig1W322SW1gcs, Wolf, ---, I ,fr-We-5 1 - eff i l Qiiwfjlwjfifgffx -M I if QQWQV? Qwywiwfi if fl. .1,. i. Z - X ,.:,2 R . fl g W,.,-f-'V if wif ,,.- ,. :-' X' ff sex f gif 'AQZA 1 Eg if iff - Anorher one of D o ills' excelle A ' ff .b,Vb wing Unicorns ond Peg ore her specio vsji' ro is so inreresred in orr or rhis surnrner she Ofsffo ,PQVQ Beoch School of Arr, However, in rhe rn M i , f like 'O QQ' Oliffifiq Q9 Among rhe nwony people who inspired Loiar I, h 'arg one rhor she Qives mosr credir ro. Louro ex Ioins rh r 'HO'-vc l:'s:1 i o D , freelonce orrisr ond rhor she leorned mony rechnigues by worching her morn work. Besides being inreresred in orr, Louro olso lilses ro reod, soil, Maureen Voupel Angelico Vego Alberro Veiosco Andrew Viceroy Lucy Viguerie Monico Vischer Dovid Voer Doug Vollserr George Vollxerr Chris Vrchoro Mike Woin Horold Wollser Chris Wolsh Melissa Wolsh Jornes Wolro Brion Worlsins Donelle Worson Melonie Worson Tirn Weover Morvin Weelxs Lonce Wellboum John Wellils Lori Wells Jonnes Wenger llondy Wesron Soson Whire Morls Whirelocl-2 Bernord Willioms swim, slsi, wrire srories, ond be wirh onirnols. ' la f x, ,f f fp, QW! ww 42 . ...ss in if 'lr m. B ,. 2 he 'Wy' V K, W-f ,f W ,,,fV , . 4' f f X u. FVUVVVUVVNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN!NNSNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNf l l SNNSNNNNNNNNNNNNSNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNSNSNNNSSNSQ b ' I ' Jayson Williams a in C C L is Jenni xviiiiomf. , - si of Debbi Wilson Q L A ' AIA- Ryan Wilson 3 i so 1 C if SCO WO Dara Woo . Q 9 Ja ' W Wiszi. css g Amy Wrighr , ' Heidi Yahr Q C Q Q Brian Yocum 3 Jeff Yal-sofa , 0 Tho Zoch g 3 Elusive Freshmen Brian Beck Scorr Gavin Chris Mays 5 James Boyd A e Haarer Michael McGee , ' Mark Buckmon M hael Henry Celia Mendoza Q L' fre Chang Michelle Hough Brian Moore a D Coffman L K eclsi Michelle Nuno . ' Sc C I Phi L Scart Richardson g Jon Davis uiiiy msn Mark souer Q George E q Khang Le Angie Schroeder 3 Marie Farrima d Jay Lilla Brian Schultz , ' Fariba Farsadi Roberr Lynch Rachael Sechrisr Q Kim Farsadi Lisa Marcherri Don Taylor a Johnell Flores Sean Martin Jennifer Taylor 3 Michael Faster Eleanor Marx Jennifer Tombini X M 1 3 Larry Frenarn Chrisrine Marsomoro eo . dana A-u vvvlcyxa e.X Aagiasow. + vxavk NMC X55 be' ni Q kool or me www WN QA I -lv--Hoc. vwexl ovd' o-F 5 uczaefl' bca . . - 11 Came Osfff +0 Vow' vm - 'am Q.. Q X our iw xoaeolub-i-bail ni QL .Wxc baske-EloaXk Xoanquek- FX Q I ' avcx Vxceynb du XX CVVXE. ' 3 amd. 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Closing l 'Nitin-..,, 1 Turn Poune mes on has cop ond gown, an prepororion for me June 1orn Qroduorxon 2 Desr Boooueg Muon Wwaemon ond Looren Engimsh enjoy rnemr fwnol doys or Dono HMS 3 A forgorren o55wgnmenr ponxcs Jerry Munxz, wwe John Openshow surwves rr an sryie A Kocey Konxo Ucrodes up offer reodxng hor porrneis shorr srory 5 Pvc!-a Yonz nnses off offer o bug doy or Solr Creek sig ' 4 . .7 7 53 ,NNN Q , af yi Z 2 ' sl Mm M 5 N, ,A.mW.. , ,WV .-mf ,ia ww 1 A g 52 2 , ,QQ 2 Q2 ,.,. y 3: ,...- Q 5 , V 1 if 5 : Lag -xg V, 1 if 3 3 A ,,,,,V,W ,H .MEM x,x. Www, vfw, 7? S 2 Q .,+,,. , . W 2 , J Y 1 W s M W M,q,,,..M W...W......M,.,,M WWW w,x.,,,5.,N S is , Q 9 ww 1 3 E WV' A4 N v he . f :...-.5.--:,m,:.-,. N D! Q Q, 1 4 1 5 ,W ,M,,,,. W .,.. E g fm 3 x, Q s '- 5 5 ,af,m..,w, . - 3 , 1 f a , i 11 , ., Closing , . . 281 - N '. I X 1 X sf ii i l I ,X ,f 0 Survival is the lssue of 1988 The 1982-88 school year saw o variety of news events which reflected the changing world. The eventful year had both ups and downs, victories and defeats, tragedies and triumphs. Some of the major news stories outside of the country were the Christian Phalangists entering the Shatilo Sabra camps in Beirut to massacre Palestinian refugees, and the outlawing of Solidarity in Poland which spurred the Reagan administrotion's boycott of the Soviet natural gas pipeline in retaliation for the Soviet crackdown in Poland. Another down was Mexico's orchestration of a forty percent devaluation of its currency in an attempt to boost its faltering economy. Russia had a new Premier sworn into office: Yuri Andropov, former leader of the KGB. There were also many national events which stirred the country. Trading on the stock exchange reached a postfWorld War ll high of 10.42, while inflation started a gradual decline and unemployment rose. The recessionary economy hit the airline industry hard, resulting in the bankruptcy of Braniff Airlines. President Reagan decided against deploying the MX missile in hope that the U,S.S.R. would follow suit and put o halt to its arms build-up. Meanwhile, the largest demonstration in US. history occurred in New York City. 550,000 people gathered in support of nuclear disarmament. Furthermore, after a ten-year bottle, the Equal Rights Amendment failed to become the twenty-seventh amendment to the U.S. Constitution. Other events raised questions and curiosity in the country this year. The verdict in the John Hinckley trial touched off a national furor questioning the validity of the insanity plea, later in the year Hinckley attempted suicide. Secretory of Labor Raymond Donovan was accused of having ties with organized crime, and the Environmental Protection Agency underwent investigation, ln a complex corporate takeover battle, Bendix set out to acquire Martin Marietta and ended up itself being acquired by Allied Corporation. Hitachi and Mitsubishi were two Japanese companies snared by the FBI. for illegally purchasing l.B.M. computer secrets, and because of its rampant spread and lack of cure, the social disease Herpes Simplex had health officials concerned. The country was panicked for over two months when cyanide was found in Tylenol tablets in Illinois. Tragedies were prevalent throughout the year. Perhaps the greatest ones were the deaths of Princess Grace Kelly of Monaco, Marty Feldman, Tennessee Williams, John Cheever, John Belushi, and Leonid Brezhnev. On the brighter side of the year were the birth of Britain's Prince William, the first child of Crown Prince Charles and Princess Diana, and the successful fifth mission of the space shuttle Columbia which carried its first commercial cargo. In sports the National Football League strike lasted nearly eight weeks before negotiations pulled through. The Washington Redskins won the Superbowl and the St. Louis Cardinals won the World Series. In tennis, Jimmy Connors won Wimbleton and Worn Borg retired. A major break-through in the medical field was the implantation of the first artificial heart in Dr. Barney Clark The Board of Trustees of the Capistrano Unified School District Cfrontg Annette Gude, George White, Jon Overton, back: A. Edward Westberg, DD.S., EG. Ted Kopp, Paul B. Hasemon, Charles H. Ward? made locol news this year as it dealt with complicated financial issues such as teachers' contracts and the overall budget. Q, The H1gh and The CS 0 'eelfemllg dow of employment Il Seed HEY RQNE GUESS Wi-I0 .REST GAINED 26 POUND a New Here Come ev' 01251 Bht me ef' oi- to hi! Poll Plnpoinrs Preferences Merely surviving is one rning, our in order ro be like, rorolly cool, rodicolly dyno, you'd berrer srudy rne resulrs of rrwe Most '83 survey, indicoring rne coolesr ploces ro snop RADIO STATION ond eor, os well os rne mosr ovvesofne movies, mogozines, rnusic ond orner rnedio TV. SHOWS M'A'5'l-l Tnrees Compony Mognum P.l. 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After oll, we were up ogoinst the inflotionfrecession syndrome, mossive cutboclss of funds in the school district, o ropidly-chonging community, deoths of friends, rising divorce rote, frequent stoff chonges, peer pressure in myriod forms, ond perhops most forbidding of oll, the mony ond voried heortbreolxs of odolescence. But despite the threots, we survived, Not only did we survive, but we survived, for the most port, with smiles on our foces, with joy in our heorts, We won prizes C Nice work! Mocls Triol, Kiwonis Bowl, soccer reoms ond other othletes, ortists, ond scholors too numerous to mentionb, worlsed hord, eorned credits, ond finolly received the reword for four yeors of diligent effort: o diplomo. We survived high school, we'll probobly survive Life, . Qc ,,,, Q . .,,,..,., or .Wo W N sf Q- - -We Elsiis,-:rsfii I E 'e' 1 'sr s li P ities i I 3 5 it f f Ui is s . ' 2 are r l :it 5 2ffli5fl.5'-:iz Q ' 'S B '.,:,,., 5 QSM W 5 A s 5 3 W country meet. school doy. 1 Liso Cosro ond Anne Sodergren discuss strotegies before their cross- Q. Koren l-leoven onxiously owoits the orrivol of the bus offer o long Closing 267 X - ' K A H' Wilnom ndr 5 139,951 1 9 1 'JG f vld Bergsrr I 100. ' Kolnueon re 82, 7 257 . 0 Anrelo 95, 178 lyme e 140 John Anlenucc , 26 Ev 2 lw1o1osAoolo1oa,22o 2 ' , nsre1n2 a,1e0 Llscl Abbcre 158, 256 Brion rdwbold , 134, 2 Indo Adrienne Abel 256 m9f1'f01-'V 14. 30. . Tom , 47, 123, 166, 7 Helena Aoevg 103 mv Arff1Sff0f19 256 snoley eu 243 1 nenee Aofoms 87, ea, 242 John Almslrong . 42 My nc new Q 12 , 1o0, 227 Aooaemu Decurhlon 112 M1214 Al - f mr ' Andy Adams 256 SHOW 220 ndy a 257 - J Kxnberly Adams 256 Tiff 82, 178 rn 180 Lwro Aaoms aa, 256 Tffvhy Af 2 2 nlemower 57 Mlcnoel Aooms 242 0110 Affme 242 1 I X 1 uefmo-1 7 B0r1dyAdams242 l-SON Y . 3 J Boer JerryAdoy177 Sw 1 sol lnoef24a Tnomos Adcly 127, 1oo, 177, 256 oo 0 242 cm y 139, 155, 29-247 Andrea Adle, 216 Srev n Asalvcwl 162, 6 Brlan Bangho , 243 cofonne Agomoro 57, sa, 242 Sw' ASC 178 jJohn union Bob Agomara 20, 177 Chrlw 181 oefek Ahia 4, 140, 242 Em' 'WW - ers 181 Make Ahmoc. 242 812000 242 Block nos, 181 Crmg Albers 256 Y AMY 242 Jeff Block 102, 227 vomelo Ano-Cnr 25o Tm 'MY 2 , Ern: moownon 243 Cororyn Alderman 50, 02, 177 104 ' . 197 1 Becky uloofmofe os, 243 Jose Alkon 156, 242 UL 178 Robyn Blockwell 181 Debra Allen 177 Juon Avlla 256 Lornonne Bbaho 111, 243 Drone Allen 177 crhon Avnlo Cherl Blondln 107, 257 Boberv Allen 256 Waller A 6 Scorr Bloney 144, 145, 146, 181 cynmo Algon 82, 102, 242 D0 0 M010 00. 111, 24 ' nsonkensrip ae, 257 Vlvnerwe Alsran 177 4195 x Blankerxshlp 83, 227 Nadlne Alvilu 84, 85, 02, 226 Y 510001 163. 257 Korhy Ammo 150, 242 ls! 102, 243 Vlvnon Amovo 150, 256 Kemem Blum 181 Tracey Amelorre 226 Llndc Boon 181 Alleen Amrower 63 Me Doolmon 126, 120, 168, 257 Laurel Amrower 1120, 114, 177 Suzanne Boormon 107, 181, 209 Andre-oAnderSon242 5 l.lsaBodods39, 86, 181 Anp1Knn'eln Anderson 86, IJ2, 256 Mk Bodock 227 Elizdaerh Anderson 177 Jolene Bohn 243 lorry Andefgm 35, gl, 825 173, Q55 Karhy 87, 88. 6 Chrls Dqonowef 181 Kegq Andefym 52, 57, 55, 177 Jenny Bodum 178 Dove Dolrroven 123 More Anderson 98, 177 Sreve Bacon 9 Chrlsrooher Bonas 127, 257 ollyio Anoefson aa, 242 S1Jf19'H0P D02 Midwef Donner 181 Bianco Andes 242 I-U0 00590 256 Jo Ann Dorman 88, 181 Q.-gy Andrew, 155, 242 Korhleen Daley 256 Polnoo Bourgel 107, 182 lemgfef Andrew, 256 Vlvnon Boiey 226 Judy Bousquer 111, 227 Mld-sl Andrews 94, 177, Dovverw 00-rd 141. 257 Mlduele Dousquer 243 Phlp Andrews 52, 102, 22o Jefvvfer Boker 242 Deoofon lxowe 243 F011-1 1305170010 757 D106 Bowe 88, 155, 257 Mre0ssc Bokslc 114, 226 Tracy Bowe 128, I29, 257 Dowd Boldovln 104, 126, 166, 242 Brlan Bowen 39, 127, 141, 171, 257 Larry Boldovln 166, 257 Tracy Bowers 37, 227 Doro DOUWID 55. 242 Bersy Bowes 82, 169, 227 Donna Bddwn 88. 178 Porruaa Bowman 99, 104, 155, 182 7' l'1od'1ele Bolk 242 Steve Bowman 227 Brook Bolkwed 257 Dense Boyce 257 Krlsrln Bolord 28, 04, 242 Dona Bozeman 94, 123, 144, 145, 172, 182 Deon Bollbock 139, 226 Joseph Brodyxow 175, 227 Tony Bollove 83, 226 Knsrlne Bradshaw 227 Mlco Bolnerrc 89, 168 Knsrlne Brody 243 Bond 88 Nmberly Branczeosz 109, 257 Cr1rlsnr1e Dor1dsrv1o 82, 242 jerry lyennedf 149, Q27 Elzoberh Bangs 178 Porrooo Brewer 243 Scan Borwev 104, 220 Dam nndgemm 227, A7 Bank O1 America Plaque Winners 114 Mpchoel Brndgernon 182 Fleke Bonrmg 242 Dana Brlghl' 82, 93, l14, 142, 158, 159, 176, 182, 227 Lowe nonnlger oo rxogen Brghr 150, 152, 227 Llndc Baron 99, 178 Shannon Brlghl 63, 93, 142, 158, 243 Andy Borbos 88, 257 Jeffrey Bunk 82, 166, 227 Klrk Barber 141, 166, 257 Mldxelle Brlnk 107, 168, 257 Laura Dore 226 Scorr Broomg 257 Brenda Barnes 179 Dqyld Brooks 243 Brooke Barnes 87, 257 Amondo Broughron 88, 227 Mark Barnes 122 Bmwn, Dowel 243, 257 Srephanle Barnes 227 Brown, Erlc B2 Chrlsrlne Bamerr 164, 242 Krlsrlne Brown 82, 257 Bruce Dclrnen 166 Scorr Drown 88, 257 John Doffvelv 94. 179 Shannon Drown 168, 257 MQW Baron 227 Yony Brown 257 Todd Borrasso 257 Mary Browne 132 Lynn Bofrle 155, 227 Seen Brownlee 257 Julno nonlnolomew ao, 179 nogof Bruggemcn 182 Roy Borrlng 179 Dxonrle Brurnrleld 182 Jomes Dorriomczln 102, 112, 166, 227 lemgef Bryon, 5. 55, 07. 114. my Seen Barron 148, 227 Mclrylou Bryanr 76 Jason Boles 160 Mellsso Bryant 87, 88, 257, 263 I l Eyorvgellne Dow 40. 41. 108. 227 Mlcnoel Bryonr 82, 104, 105, 227 6 Boron 87 Delores Dobok 100, 227 Tamara Baumann 179 Greg Bubak 109, 157 cf NN 6911 lsoyme 170, 1717 Ron Buchhern 55 Y rea Beard 242 Casey Bock 132 I-yarn neoyef 242 James Docklln 92, 227 A160 D901 257 Merle Bucknarn 257 10114-onne Becker 242 neboml, gudgm, 132 Pnllllp node-f aa, so, 221 non gum. 52, 51 Melelo Beckelr 257 James Burczewslrl 130, 152, 243 llschord Beckerl 179 llrchard Burk 160, 182 Kun Beckman 257 fum gums 153 Drnon Beckham 227 gmc? Bumen Q43 12 H6910 227 leeyln nofnen 82, 227 Melonle Behnke 257 jog-y,-,mo gums 153 Gary Beliorrs 257 gheqy Buy, QQ7 Dllly Belrran 127, 257 Qamy Buyson 257 Kerl Bench 111, 151 mum guyson Q27 Tlrn Bendlln 257 Ken nu,-,On 71, Marnn Dennerr 257 1,-,mes gwweg Q57 Todd 090500 172 Loo Dorwell 243 Mlchetle Berglond 90, 91, 257 Umm? lgusby 164- Q43 O A , . 3 I - 1 I if, . . O .. Ip Pod Bush 92, 227 C1'I15li1E Bucher! 87, 88, 07, 248 Kdh1eer1 Duchers 88, 183 Lynn Dur1er 243 Tm Durler 56 Chris Bxme 148, 243 Bren Duxron 175, 243 Sem Coddel 183 141511551 cologm 92, 47, 227 sreao Cologun 95, 161, 245 14-my Cdmam 227 Midwael Cornpogwoio 257 C109 Cunpbel 138, 139, 227 Roberrc Carrpbel 227 Debble Camde 183 Bob Canary 56, 127 sfooey Cainon 90, 257 DI Copiriger 183 oeonno Capone 55, 228 Kely Caaone 257 Mdmoel Capone 81, 82, 83, 92, 112, 183 RJ Capone 166, 257 David Cqaura 243 Armando Cardenas 257 LASC1 Coder 228 Tnc-Mme Cabne 243 Kahy Ca1ran 45, 87, 88, UZ, UZ, 04, 168, 244 Chrisro Carr 244 Kevh Car 183 hai Curio 77 Amy Caringron 257 Scar! Corrol 123, 126, 166, 244, 257 Keiy Case 90, 165, 244 1.190 C066 133, 150, 257 Cason, H Chris 184 Shaon Casco 257 Jon Carer 228 Pnamp Correr 244 Anfnony coryoro 257 Terry Cavaho 244 Marcos Couric 184 Leigi coyonog1 90, 91, 155, 257 Sroty Cowrhon 87, 88, D5, 228 Andrea Cepavicius 102, 244 Coromla Club 105 Fred Cerro 228 Micheie Chobor 257 sreononae Chagolon 225 Halen Chanbers 54, 56 Peggy Charvpeux 228 'limofhy Champieux 15, 92, 116, 122, 123, 124, 184 Chrbnne Chong 244 Airley Chapman 184 P51 cnoofnon 170, 225 Vickie Choprnai 228 Lie Charchol 26, 244 Iloo Charon 244 Machoei Owovez 257 Tedd Chen 244 awopver crew 257 Edwad Chew 228 Child Dovllopmenl D7 John aipmon 55 Junghwai 0151 55, 92, 112, 113, 114, 184 Sunhee Choi 62, 99, 114, 244 Choirs 90. 91 Ccncice Chrisrionsen 102, 244 nenpoman omg 52, 55, 247 Dom Cislone 64, 50, 52, 53 John Oak 244 Morgorer aom 55, 59, 244 Machele Clark 168, 257 Josh Ciorke 149, 228 ble Claus 244 Sonja Clcuwn 35, D7, 132, 257 Trc1vS Clowson 228 Kerry Clay 256 Joe Clem 06, 184, 199 Stephanie oem 244 Mak Cline 256 Kacy Cloven 228 Robert Crneldw 226 Tany Cmelok 92, 115, 138, 160, 184 Dana Coccao 87, 88, 93, 05, IJ7, 258 Dary Cohen 89, 228 James Col 257 Jennifer Coll 114, 228 Darin Cole 145, 228 Dennis Cole 146, 228 Gay Coe 42, 145, 184 Krisri Cale 184 Cameron Colemon 123, 126, 166, 244 Je11 coey 123, 126, 244 Kerrh Ca1ey, 127, 256 Robin Cdey 228 Devh Coins 09, 228 David Coins 256 Do-19155 coins 109, 163 James Coins 127, 228 C1115 Cohon 228 David Combs 228 Dongy Comeau 244 v O Dense Comeau 258 xvmn Conley 127, 258 IJria1 Comers 229 Jody Conners 39, 128, 168 Bl Conroy 57, 64 bones confoy 52, 244 Kely Conroy 55, 59, 45, 51, 81, 52, Elztberh Cook 151, 258 Janes Cook D2, 122, 124, 167, 228 Jenrifer Cook 87, 86, 256, 262 lie Cook 47, 128, 228, 235 Pa Cook 244 Jennifer Cooper 87, 95, 244 John Coooer 244 86, 93, 95, 226, 228 Morrhew Cooper 42, 45, 192, 120, 123, 138, 185, 225 1.11555-y Cape 52, 155, 245 Mke Copeland 55, 228 Bren Carberr 122, 126, 245 Kymbedee Corbasaero 228 'Q' 1-ide Corneissen 40, 41, 95, KJ1, '03, 165 lloberr Camerre 88, 89, 185 Tanmy Cory 258 Liso Cosenza 08, 228 Down Cana 142, 159, 189 I Costa IJ, ID, 85, 185 Luua Casra 82, 99, 155, 185 Lsa Cosro 86, 168, 228, 287 Richad Costa 245 Lauren Cosrhe 185 Alcia Corr1e 20, 85, 90, 228 Mtn Cattle 228 Michele Corrrl 86, 245 Kevin Courrriey 229 Daren Cowdrey 88, 258 Kkk Cox 170, 165 Lisa Cox 150, 229 May Cox 150, 256, 258 Srocy Coxe 186 J Crofr 114 Jervifer Cral 10, 186, 274 Lisa Crd 20, 62, 229 John crooo 122, 124, 139, 229 em creog-1 186 Veronica Creogr 258 Russel Cleei 229 Drew Cressmon 10, 172, 173, 229 John Crsl 09, 245 Greg Ovisriasen 184, 185 Arierre Cra51c1nd 245 Eric D1omor1d 134, 145, 247 Phi: Crowe IJ, 117, 119, 186 U50 D'H0f1d 159 Emu Qoy 229 Ale Dicoro 245 Jennfef Crurnfnerr 255 JOM Didfev 256 icon' Cuioss 61, 176 KUN990 DKIKQY 245 Ill Cur1r11n91an 57, 99, 04 I-D00 WGY 55 ennarer conon 05, 186 rm- Dickey 250 Keiiy Curron 245 M4192 WWW 55 Jock Didvnclrwn 58, 99, 05, 131 lWChoe1 Didonna 245 Srephaue Difraxo 167 Scorr Dion 59 Also Dls 229 nmomy Dt 187 I D060 31, 35, 85, 21D S6011 Di 188 JC1r1i0e Dabbie 188 En-1,1-ygrfmeq Dom 229 Vic Dornhes 245 new noe 54, 57, 55 Liaina Domhgvez 84, 55, 230 Kevh Dcly 245 Terry Dorioho 18, 42, 45, 145, 147, 148 Dona 101 Tran oonnery 230 Dem Daniel 130, 152, 258 Tm DONNSVY 255 coong ooo 102, 245 an Douqmerry 255 Lom Dao 158 Don 1300905 59, 122 one Dar1o1d 52, 54, 95, 189 cofoeno Dawserr 155, 151, 166, 245 Mid'1ae1 Dar 245 Dc1v1d Drdse 126, 245 Erin Dcrvern 186 Janes Drake 258 Jocquehe Davidson 186 Jim Dfefr 65 Chrisropher Dovid 186 Roberr Drew 149, 245 Joey Dovs 2217 Drlll Team 87 Jon Davb 04 Mie Drocco 258 Leroy Dovs 77 Jeffrey Dairy 141, 166, 258 M1a1oe1 Dovs 245 T- D'-'defy Tod Dqvig 186 Kknberii Duff 78, 188 Robert Daw 258 Renee DU11 258 Kggmbgwgyyisb Dor1D1.A'fef118,166,258 Heomor Dcrywdr 93, 245 Bilv Dvffy 250 Lisa De Baer 09, 229 GUY Dum-Qurk 59, 60 Jeainefre Dedc 258 Ron D11 54, 60 Anmmy Eeberg 55, '00, 245 Jocqueine Dumooched 40, 41, 86, '01, 102, 230 jeff Degqgrg 229 Brian Dunn 112, 188 Machoel Dedo 92, 124 NUWCY DUN' 601 D9 Marc Degen 57, 60, 131, 152, 154 Rhode Dunn 82, 88, 258 Dorr1onDeg1g1on186, 247 TimDunn60,Q7 Lyr1eDe1eoD7,245 f1ono1dDupler'lJ2,114 me Deleo 187 P01004 D091-If 35. 253 Rosemary De1eone 10, 93, 229 Timorhy DUP1-IS 4. 87, 188 Davd Delis 148, 245 Denns D1.rba1 188 Mgrk De19QdQ 258 Dondd Durban 111, 189 Perry Delogmnno 229 Cvnmo 011911 159, 225 Gm Demo 54, 229 chores cch-on Duron 250 Joseph Demtrio 45, 187 Gfisrapher llthorn 266 511, Demm 255 Diana Durlwa 230 Ran Dempsey 58 Kin Durerr 164, 245 lenny oenmon 31, 84, 87 Deoora Dennison 258 Joseph oonron 127, 255 Daniel Depoima 187 Emberiy 05154 aa, 245 Lomb Dedrnone 229 David Devhe 149, 245 Sandro DeXVire 74 Mig!-le Edgy 107 ' , Index 289 ,M ,ff ff' Arnie Eckhon 88 Juie Edshorr 88, 155. 230 Gwen Eder 06. 245 Osrsropher Edmondson 86, 00 Kimberly Edwcrds 189 Penny Edwards 89 Kennerh Effenberger 16, 26, 82, 94, 144, 186 Cyrise Egan 189 cheryl Eland 2:10 Gayle Ekuon ee, so my Ekuax 90, 169, 196 Janarhan Elinor 230 Shannon Elsar 1, '07, 143 Chrisnne Elon 245 Jennifer Elan 230 Juke Elan 118. 189 Anna EB 245 Ed Esner 134, 245 Tom Elsner 134, 230 Km Elrerman 189 Paula Emery 1819 men zngoefg 26, 156, 200 uofoao Engle 109 H954 50919 Lauren Enghh Anna Epperson 128, 230 Lara Eppersan 128, 230 Krsfin Endsan 88 1.811 Erickson 95 Susan Enkson 97, 114, 230 Ricky Erkeneff 230 Gus Espinasa 122, 166 Reber! Eipinosa 118, 166, 230, 245 Edward Esreban 162, 163 Scorr Eirep 123, 126, 162, 163, 245 Mldwele Brroda 20, 05, 230 Kns Evans 51, 60, 110 Cherie Ezell 230 Karhleen Focon 07, 245 Angela Fa1r 88, 230 Lisa Fal 245 Becky Foley 106, 245 Knssy Farr 84, 85, 102, 230 Marie Farnmond 90 Klmber1y Fascher 87, 88, 93 Momca Fcscher 10, 93, 104, 133, 245 Dnan Faulkner 157, 259 Sdy Fervxer 230 Mn Ferguson 5. 189 Tony Ferguson 127, 160, 161, 259 Alex Fernandel 245 May Femer 02, 67, '05, 245 Index Mark Ferrales 123 Jodsle Fidsen 190 Camille Filcldo 128, 129, 151, 245 Cfxamarie Fiordo 151, 230 Drerr Fbrun 245 crveropnef Farm 190 Debra F1n1de 230 Derynn Fnde 190 Bryan Finnerry 483, 149, 245 Tnfany Fdver 87, 88, 93, 246 Warren Fisher 170 Laurel Firzgerdd 87, 88. 2519 Tracey Firzgerald 230 James Fleig QQ, 166, 230 Laura Flemng 230 sm, Flerdmer 40, 41, 101, 230 Jessica Flom 259 John Flares 88, 190 Jahnel Flores D7 Michael Flores 230 Dennis Flynn 52, 53 Rick Fador 41, 81, 82, 116, 166, 243, 246 John Foare 230 Dnon Forbes 190 J Bon Ford 230 Foreign Exchange Students 103 Baine Forsrer 150, 158, 259 Robe-rr Forsrer 160, 230, 246, 159 Robe-na Farsrer 142 cody Farsyrh 246 Jimmy Forsyrh 82, 259 Chanral Fomn 190 Gregory Fosrer 259 Ken Fosrer 54, 61 Kevin Fasrer 2519 Manta Fosrer 93, '02, 191 James Founran 166, 146 Jeffrey Fowler 33, 61, 82, 86, 92, Ill, 145, 146, 166, 180, 191 Anim Fax 230 Joseph Fox 88, 89, 191 J Joseph Francs 92, 94, 122, 160 James Francs 25, 191, 259 John Frahds 259 Cde Frankin 246 Joseph nozelo 259 Michael Frayer 02, 166, 230 JI Frazee 114, 191 Kay Fredoerg 41, 230 Adam Frendn 56, 230 Brian French 88, 246 Larry French 95 French Club 102 D0r1ie1 Fresh 99, 246 John Fresh 99, 230 Debra Frey 246 Rayann Frledrnaw 230 Holy Framm 30, 191 Paul Flhrmon 82, 191 Michael Fqimora 152, 259 Jeffrey Fuler 139, 230 Vnar Funado 259 Bcsem Gadaurdrw 03 Donldo Golaviz 191 sam Galagmer 191 Chrrslhe Gamble 62, 89, 21D cfeg Gamble 259 Carhy Garoa 259 Owns Garaa 246 Cynrha Gada 259, 159 Paul Garoa 191 Nche Garden 82, 92, 117, 130, 191 Pam Gordon 14, 38, 04, ID, 191, 274 Kery amen 200 Mike Gary 286 Mke Guslshs 50, 61, 96 O'1d1es Gasserl 192 Dsane Gares 76 Scorr Gavin 259 Michele soy Qs, 102 Parrlaa Gay 246 rx Todd Gaydowslu 246 Scan Geib 39, 171, 246 Plum Gee 56, 61 Jeff Gerssler 259 Lrsa Genr 40, 41, 101, 243, 246 Dios George 54, 62 Amy George 259 Karin George 231 Mldnael Germain 45, 122, 167, 192, 201 German Club 102 Sheley Ged1e 192 Bill Geri 56, 62, 162 Brenda Gbb 246 John Gabbana 62, 192 01115 Grbson 246 Darrell Cibson 192 Klrnber1y Gdea 168, 259 Jane Gi 102, 231 Susan Gill 88, 259 Marscha Giles 231 Sreven Glespne 192 Davao Gllerr 127, 259 Jody 600 Todd Cano 192 Goode Ciaulr 54, 62, D2 Jennnfer Glaser 231 James Glasgow 259 Cha Glasscodr 97, 107, 192 Theresa Gleed 31, 32, 86, 231 Andy Glenn 141, 259 Jef1 Glrds 246 Kevrn Glidx 192 Karhleen Glrvor 246 James Glover 246 Kennem Ciaver 259 Jeanne Gabby 246 Norman Goeschl 246 Ridwad Goetz 83, 88, 89, 105, 130, 152, 246 Kmberley oorfmon ae, 259 Scan Gohres 102, 246 Mrdwoel Gokiberg 259 Renee Galdberr 231 Dolores Gomes 246 Lucy Gomez 230 Donald Gannevle 92, 112, 192 Mrchael Gonnevle 04, 127, 259 David Gonzales 160. 246 Jann Gonzdes 166, 231 Alfonso Gonzalez 231 Lesie Gonldel 246 Ilobefra Gonzalez 246 Safvador Gonzalez 259 Gary Ganzdo 250 Lone Ganzdo 193 Kari Good 193 Eric Goodman 193 rivals Gorey 246 Ronald Gorman 94, 193 Lesie Gasserr Rick Goman Mrchael C1acey Raoerr Cvdwom 193, 259 Susan Graham 90, 91, 246 Krisnne Gamich 259 Num Garnish 93, 231 Midwoel Graney 192 noe Gay 16, 28 Kel Green 41, 259 Danny Green 166 Paondd Green 259 Mom Greenhdqm 259 Pamela 246 Tony Gregory 18, 231 Tondi Gr1f11rh 11, 19, 231 Merril Grimm 61, 62, 94 Dawn Gison 259 Duane Griswold 83, 92, 112, 113, 114, 193, 204 Davb Goan 231 Pad Ciasveid 94, 194 my afooveu 246 Sarqay Grover 122, 126 John Gush 246 Lisa Gledek 246 Ernie Guenera 63 Camna Gda 246 John Gunderson 149, 163 Thornm Gundock 259 Madnelle Gunnhg 32, 93, 150, 231 rooy oufv-ang 190 Alson Gyves 158, 159, 193 Gary Gyves 246 Heofhef Hoopao 259 Jdmne Hauer Lnda Hobash 246 Dennis Hadwe 88, 260 G10 Hcdme 193 Debbre Hodwerl 260 Dense Haddad 260 Jeffary Haddad 10, 152, 231 Loof-e Hagan 00, 02, 09, 151, 160, 193, 201 Dick Hagedorn 55, 63 Poorene Haggard ar, 00, 194 lender Hd! 40, 41, 01. 246 Knsren Hal 82, 93, 154, 248 Mldwoel Halahan 43, 49, 149, 247 J. 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Dol Klein64 - Klnkb4 I I C0rolKou184, 4 5 AofonKahl119, Eri1c1Koh1166 Nno vne1 233 'f f-. ... 166,202 . 1 ,, 1 'L ' Q ' 'U W 5 Y, 1 91 P U 9 .QQ E Michele Kramer 41, 86, 246 Tna Kraprvkin 248 Krarsch, Jeffrey 202 Michele Klolsch 261 C1101 Krovz 133, 261 Karen Krause 133, 261 Sharon Krause 133, 298 C1161 Krol 150, 256, 261 Kele Krall 248 Wendy Kroyozo 134, 202 Tam Krueger 261 Michael Lobenl 261 Par Labenz 77 Aben Locambra 261 Scan Ladder 144, 145, 147, 2 Yverre Lafferry 165, 261 Michele Lamenerey 248 Maria Larnanica 249 Rachel Lands 261 Dee Lfridevh 66 Teddi Lone 174, 233 Tim Lone 249 Cheri Laney 202 Tracy Lang 250 Heid Loogefeid 165, 233 noon Lcngey 261 Cora Lanrhg 202 Sfofr Lorkins 92 94 160 . 1 , 161, Derek Lcrson 156, 157, 233 Hb Larson 127, 166 Ann Lcrwood 233 Bl Larwood 83, 92, 202 Joseph Lurwood 261 Bly Lower 163, 261 Ginny Loerier 151, 233, 159 Lm Lmer 02, 233 Guy 1.601111 249 Jase Laurin 261 A, Todd Luwrence 249 32 202 Elmberh Lawrence 34, 82, 97, 06, 115, 128 lan Lawrence 12, 233 Annemarie Laws 132, 202 Annene Lows 66, 233 Joy Lows 171, 261 Jon Lawson 261 Hoo Le 233 Khong Le 134 Le Le 114, 249 Nguyen Le 06, 233 , 129, 143, 249 Truong Le 106, 202 Ernesto Led 233 Kerry Leander 132 Knsrin Leander 233 Sdn Leorhers 261 Bona Leda 53, 86, 93, 176, 202 Eveiyn Leavm 249 Marc Ledergerber 261 G00 Ledeson 261 Greg Lee 75 Richtld Lee 203 Rabevr Leebrxg 69, 97, W, 114, 203 Legislative Council B2 Sandy Lenr 41, 102, 233 Srepnen Lepore 249 Anrhony Lesne 203 Annarnone Lesve 261 Phkp Levrne 45, 170, 203 Dnon Lews 28, 141, 261 James Lew1s 203 Loura Lews 168, 261 Tim Lewis 157 John Leymon 166, 261 Ricky Lhamon 142 Don1e1 Liberarore 203 Michael Lberorore 249 G00 Licaro 261 ' Ursula Lindner 88, 261 Amy Lhdquisr 21D seorr Lirmdquisr 127, 261 David Lirrieworr 233 Kik Lrvzenberg 233 Luisuo Liwanag 249 Dense Lloyd 168 John uoya 140, 249 Chnsropher Lobo 94, 10, 145, 233 L50 Lodshorr 261 lon Loafwoy 249 Cmdice Lodwvood 88, 261 Timothy Lofnk 173, 233 Louo Logon 261, 266 P0110 Lombcxdi 93, 233 Looro Loogfeuow 11, 05, 100, 233 Aida Loomis 203 Ty Lorenzen 249 Ridx Lorusso 203 Geg Loskom 102, 00, 203 Shaun Lorz 23, 134, 249 loci Loynes 65, 203 V1-ddffe Luefs 261 Dennis Lugor 261 Joey Lujan 261 Eva Luna 233 GW: Luna 204 Shel Lund 249 Don Lundin 261 nooen Lynch 249 Jamie Lyod 234 David Lyon 163, 141, 261 im Lyon 204 ovsropher Lyons 249 Lcnce Lyons 261 Pomoa Lyrle 208, 234 Bodfy Mable 234 Chriiopher M1odDof1n1d 249 Alen Moddn 204 Kinberly N1aCu1dQ 56, 133, 155, 249 George Moaoraoo 10, 234 Krsrofer lihogmusson 204 Jerrrey Mugwoad 122, 126, 249 Luo Monoffey 104, 234 Crdg Mder 05,144,145 146, 204 Heidi Mner 128, 151, 249 Deborah Mojerids 33, 165, 234, 261 Sreven Mqerear 32, 234, 237 John Mak 89, 204 Suzama Mak 100, 102, 261 Michele MoI1ovird1 90, 234, 237 Sreve Molary 204 P6016 Mongini 205 Shuon Manker 66 Dano Mann 234 Douglm Mann 249 Glen Manolo 261 Sherry Monsur 261 Todd Mnnsur 249 Scorr Monrecon 249 HOW M0995 734 John Mnrodo 29, 249 Hone Mclches 31, 109, 234 Gem Mares 141, 162, 261 Mrchoel Maresca 234 Mke Mcxk 123, 234 cfeg Marks 149, 162, 249 Pav Mamum 76 Jcriene Marble 54, 66 Bruno Mcrrel 204, 249 Moe Momn 82, 84, 234 Wally Morran 92, 122, 124, 234 E610 Mani 234 Mke Mofrinez 234 John Moryhew '08, 234 Middele Mase-y 261 Teri MosS8d1 234 Mike Masters 205 Daniela Mararazzo 235 Adom Mclrhieu 136, 139, 170, 171, 250 Greg Mcnsen 205 Nelnda Mcrsen 261 Nancy Morsushira 250 Avhenc Marrhews 250 1.190 M0105 168, 261 Mandy Mouvezin 205 Denjornrn Maxwe11 130, 152, 261 Monhew Moxwel 250 Kevh Mayer 234 Windy Moyer 234 Shen Moyoora 250 Chrh Mays 156 Anrhony Mazzorri 234 Frank Mazzom 127 Mid'16e1 Mau.om 121, 123, 126, 250 Karhy McAnony 164, 250 Kane McAn1'1y 250 Shannon McCabe 250 Karnbedy M:Colc 107, 128, 129, 261 Caro Mciuver 234 Mork Mc0eave 66 Julie Mcaoafey 33, 81, 82, 205 Laurie Mccroeney 104, 261 Shown McC1ur1g 234 Sheila Mcfrea 143, 261 John MdJ1rse1 234 Cheri Mcfveny 250 Knrharhe M0661 261 Margarer Mr.61:rr 205 Marc McGovern 88, 250 Gwen Mouugn 234 Tanjo M0001 250 Swfu Mdienzie 158, 262 Dcnira Md.o01y11h 99, 250 Tom Md.oug'1in 204 Dawn McLeod 87, 88, 205 Kara McLeod 2m Kevn McManus 166, 206 Lori McM1len 206 Doanld McNarncla 234 Barry Md'eak 109, 262 Brym Mdweeney 136, 250 Joyce Meehan 250 lsmelda Meloro 205 Jorge Meiuo 206 Loune Neldou 82, 87, 88, 05, 250 Suzanne Melenger 67, 107 Parricia Melshevner 86, 02, 133, 234 Doshyooma Meme 206 Oscar Mendoza 12 Wse Meredrh 18, 173, 234 Cynrhia Memieid 02, 155, 250 Donna Mer1Jer 86, 168, 234 Gary Meyer 206 Lon Meyer 16, 61, 90, 206 Moria Meyer 84, 234 my Meyer 87, 00, 234 Melsw Meyer 207 Jeoffry 139 Jondhm Miccizzl 127, 141, 163, 234, 262 0ory1M1o1oe6140,250 MaryM1ewa1d207 JohnMi11as67 LourdesMlan262 1em1ferM1on262 ur6Ma66rr1102,114, 143,250 CroigMler1D,274 1ome1Mrer160,234 Je11Mier207 1erwferMmer132 Jerryl1Mer108,207 Korr1emeMaer25o 111fr16erryM11er05,2:14 Lo0r1eMu1er90,91, 155 1e10oM11er250 PeggyM11er262 ShaneMiIler134,250 Wendy M111er 14, 30, 110, 207, 222, 274 Amie Ms 207 John Mis 234 Derh Milwee 262 Oirlsropher Mine 130, 152, 250 Daniel Milosch 207 Koxhryn Mmr 155, 207 Debra Mheo 251 Roger Mirogio 156, 251, 253 Sheri Mloglia 02, 114, 156 John Mmschler 09 noymor-10 Mrrmeu 149, 262 Mies Mirdlnel 127, 262 Lie M61-10916 207 Ken Moe 128 Bryan Mofforr 157, 251 Jerry Moffc1rr157, 251 Donny Mofferr 94, 166 Karhleen M0900 Crvme Mogan 41, 90, '01, 262 Jocqoe Mob1ey 68 Jemref Moloy 257 Camrya Moincv 207 Wlcrn Mohcr 88, 130, 152, 262 JOWYI Monson 157, 251 Don Moomow 34, 138, 139, 170, 251 Keiy Moomow 128, 151 Kendo Mooney 88, 155 l M0012 26, 235 Trenr Moore 251 Lm Moro 262 Jeffery Morabna 111, 235 Joseph Mofobrro 207 Llc Mordes 29, 58, 251 n-merry Moreno 262 lm Moreno 251 Mldhoel Moreno 15, 99, 130, 131, 152, 235 AI Morgan 68 Chaney Morgan 5, 40, 41, 53, 235 Debra Mafgaa 235 scan Margan '09, 125, 262 Eugene Mom 262 Q Kinbevfy Morichd 114, 251 M Kely Manana 207 0ambiMoms26,30, Gegory Momson 262 Porrida Mormon 29, 82, 93, 128, 235 Srooe Morrson 235 Bob Morron 208 Vid!! Moss 251 Jeffrey Maw 262 Lesie Motion 262 Susie Mrjen 36, 81, 82, 83, 86, 93, 95, 10, 206 Sreve Mangan 112, 113, 122, 208 Gerdd M0111 16, 22, 99. 149, 171, 235, 280 Srephen Nuriz 35, 145,160, 206 Pornds Munoz 41, 59, 110, 114, 173, 251 Michael Mucrd 171, 262 Owrisrino Muodon 89, 262 Suson Murrey 262 Chrisrine Muro 262 Mke Myers 206 Yosrie Nagaae 142, 158, 235 Ryuichn Nakagawa 105, 130, 131, 152, 235 Junji Nakamura 50, 56 Seon Nash 152, 262 Nulbnal Morll 115 Ale Nova 251 sara Nedy 50, 40 David Neeve U1, 262 Sharon Nermg 235 Tommie Neisdr 85, 235 Dan Nekns 236 Caryn Neison 158, 262 Owod Nelson 236 M1d'10el Nelson 208 Gregory Nesrar 251 Todd Neuman ill, 262 0115 Neva 251 Wolf Newpofv 69 Newspaper 111 New Students Cub 95 Offs Newron 263 A1 Chou Nguyen 208 Jocquei'1e Nccol 263 Owe! Nickel 69 Vrdu Nicosio 168, 208 Magau 111:15 5, 84, 86, 206 Dlonne Nieblos 236 Young Non 263 Lech Nolou 81, 82, 83, 86, 117, 128, 129, 206 Dawn Nordsrrom 206 David Nargen 127, 263 Ted Norron 106 Kelly Noyes 42, 209 Laura Noyes 263 Tam Noyes 39, 02, 04, 156, 236 Cnrherhe Nozckl 164, 251 Modlele NOZCN 1.72, 209 Derek Nye 30, 236 Lauro Nyhuis 76 Cindy o'c5m-51 235 - 209 Lorena O Connor 30, 32, 128, Kely O'Hedn 31, 32, 40, 93, 09, Deo'1nc1 O'Ned 251 Juke Okomoro 236 Angeto Oicrnd 263 John Oionder 08, 251 Dcvnd Oieo 156, 251 Kevin Oieyar 200 Janes ligrnueler 92, U8. 209 Doug one 251 ' u Nei O'Connor 171, 263 150, 226, 236 Ons Oiver 4, 83, 124, 162, 151 Kely Oiver 209 Machoei Oivef 251 Shene Oben 86, 132, 20 Down Olson 236 Heid Olson 263 Karyn oaa 236, 159 Jemrer opaamaw ao, 62, aa, 55, 93, 100, 102, 210, 211 John Openshcrw IJ, 92, 126, 236, 280 Mrchete Opp 86, 264 Orchestra 69 Robe-rr Orcurr 264 Veraiynn Orewyier 236 David Orkrmdeln 89, 07. 231, 236 Cieg Oricndeld 89, 173, 251 Judy onanaera 25. 100 John Osborne 13, 20 P011 Osborne 251 Corherhe Osmon 251 Cflsrine Orrowuy 251 Kam Ovevvon 02, 251 Karhy Owen 264 Pod Owen 20 surrey Owen 54. 76 Tcmura Ozbln 264 Kim Paahyn 168, 263 Aja Poege 25, 34, 41, 59, 105, 251 Derek Page 20 Devon Page 67, 68, 263 Susan Paine 126 Tim Paine 112, 113, 137, 138, 20, 280 Kimberfy Parey 251 Ddci Pawkhurd 128, 129, 236 Cynrhiu Papo 236 Man Papa, 105, 152, 235 Cheryl Parker 159, 235 Morrhew Parke' 173, 251 Yvorv1e Parelis 88, 69, 236 Charies Povidm 2'0 Deborah Pearce 25, 02, 166, 236 Frowk Pearce 236 Brenr Pecxson 127, 263 Marc Pedson 94, 122, 166, 236 Alicia Peck 236 Judim Pegvam 251 Drew Peioso 149, 172, 236 Bob Pendergrcss DB, 236 Andrea Penrnon 36, 37. -12, 115, 204, 20, 239 Kevin Penney 213 Jnhone Perwz 93, 10, 20, 274 Pep Club 66 Dawn Pepe 211 Jill Pepe 166, 251 Pop Squads 84. 85 Kisrino Perez 12, 211 Adriano Peru: 02, 263 John Pena '02, 114, 236 Randy Perkrns 130, 211, 159 Kira Pedsrrom 251 Mark Pernn 237 lun Perry 172, 251 Chrisino Persch 68 Kirsry Perue 155. 251 Kyra Perue 237 Karen Pererson 66 naaner Perry '02, 168 Laoaughn Penyyam 211 Dennrs Phbs 211 Cynrhn naps 263 Tmya Phips 93, 150, 156, 253 Photo Club 409 Sreve Hel 108, 2'O AI Fierce 54 Andy Pierce 127, 157 Wendy Piercy 99, 02, 251 David Pieri 263 usa Preri 39, 237 Theresa Phdcl 263 1.0110 Pindefskr I12, 237 Gin Frnno 237 Srephone Pinno 211 Dedhcr Plodra 88, 251 Evie Pkxnmer 211 Lisa Pai 237 Gregg Palaaf 261 R1d4 Polods 211 Eddie Ponsolle 251 Km Papoif 66, 69, 251 Daniele Porrer 263 T Sreve Posoyonon 212 Greg Porrer 237 Pom Porwel 40, 41, 01, 252 Scan Powiey 62, 212 luhonnc Prorher 237 Shave Pwr! 92, 121, 212 Shannon Pran 263 Bl Presmdge 65, 206 Davd Pace 99, 05, 130, 252 Drk Price 252 X Hzoberh Price 263 Jennifer Price 38, 237 Pamcicr Prhce 133, 237 Rebecca Prince 168 Torn Prhce 252 ,lorries Purde 173, 252 Brron aaagey 78, 252 Lawrence Quugiey 212 Gabriel Qulonrcrx 237 Mise Qlnlon 237 nnogef Guam 142, 252 Maureen Qulnn 26, 119, 168, 229, 237, 266 Moira Qulnn 35, 39, 42, 82, 93, 256, 263, 268 Leo Quik 55, 64 im Rotobs 42, 94, 122, 166, 212 Duron Ralnes 78, 88, 237 Marrhew Roirh 127, 140, 162, 264 ma namaga 47, 212 Adam Rcrrnkez 149, 252 Andrea Ramirez 264 Donny Rarnrrez 237 Trrnorhy Rcmrez 264 Kevin Romsey 252 sea na-may 237 Amber Ronebenur 264 Aliso Rapp 10, 62, 93, 168, 264 Brion Rapp 213 Jennnfef Rapp 14, 51, 99, 10, 114, 168, 237. 274 Juke Rapp 86. 168, 252 Franz Rou 264 Hecrhef Rousch 13 Rrchdd Reds 65, 'HJ Heamef rxeaay 90, 252 Jeffrey Redeker 252 Di Redmond 134, 237 Mrchoei Redmond 264 Debordm Reed 86, 237 Kel Reed 252 Robert Reed 252 Cums Regner 237 Jcrmes Rehmeier 252 John Rehme1er 166, 213 Terry nenfm-ev 92, 94, 155, 237 Lonce Reid 252 James Reiey 127, 163, 264 Seonne Remmer 237 Tom Renew 237 Tina Renfro 15, 85, 237 Renee Renget 264 rumafa rlearrap 137, 138, 213 Susan Renrrop 47, 166, 237 Index Karen Renz 264 Mark Renz 252 Jenn Revo 110, 114, 237, 274 Gal Reyndds 237 Jonathon Reynolds Todd Reynolds 213 Stephane maer 42, 132, 155, 213, 221 Stephen Rhoter 45, 136, 156, 213 Jeffrey Rice 252 Lauren R1chards 36, 62, 160, 154, 213 Bed-fy Rrdwardson 99, 250, 252 Davd Richardson 66, 252 Mlwe Rldurdson 66, 140 Sornora Rachadson 252 Scott Rlchordson 140, 163, 166, 264 Thomas Richardson 22, 27, 92, 213 Glenn Rrchmond 166, 237 Scart Richter 252 Andy Rrsteen 237 Jeff Rutter 36, 37, 236, 239 Ibdmard Rrvero 236 James Rrvers 213 Cynrno Rrv1ere 213, 159 Tracy Raberr 57 mmy Roberts 213 Mary Jane Roberts 77 Douglas Robertson 111, 213 Lrsa Robben 264 sreprme 555115511 22, 214 John Rods 264 Pamcia Rodx 264 David Rodmow 236 Ten Rodman 159, 264 Tino Rodman 156, 264 Crog Rodnguez 163, 264 Pamela Rodriguez 69, 238 Rafael 115411151141 252 Romana Rochguez 214 Ronald Rochguez 214 Mak Roebuck 79, 264 nancy rwgefs 252 Tamara Rohde 236 Gina Rojas 236 Donald Roley 36, 252 Laura Roley 57, 55, 264 Ccrol Rolns 07, 264 Chdles Rc-its 04, 252 P01000 Rains 42, 93, 96, 214, 225 Mickey Romero 76 Deon Momo 127, 264 Done Roma 93, 252 Lm Ranca 238 Renee Rooney 166, 236 Yvette Rooney 106, 252 Thomas Roof 99, 05, 130, 131, 152, 236 11155-21 Rose 264 Greg Rosecrans 264 Chnsropher Rorberg 252 Margarer Rotoerg 264 Wlllrom Rather! 236 Dense nay 54, 55, 95, 214 Kely Roy 252 Suzanne Royce 93, 175, 252 Vnce Rubckova 36, 252 John Rabno 146, 171, 252 Juie Rudolph 264 uw rwggiem 214 Adam Ruley 121, 123, 126, 252 Loro Runge 102, 165, 252 Lrso Russell 36, 214 Shawn Russel 214 Jule nym 236 Snawno Ryan 90, 214 Paul Soon 252 Atlona S01ndon 67 Salllng Club 106 Jolindo Soindon 47, 50, 51, 52, 55, 214, 217 Sravash Solnrmtari 264 Lora Saling 104, 114, 126, 129, 155, 252 Ann Salmon 55, 255 Steven Salmon 214 Juke Samprson 236 Kenneth Sampson 252 Todd Sofnvels 140, 141, 252 Karen Sanchez 214 Ten Sanchez 264 Chrs Sanderson 66, 264 Nlcdlos Sondoz 95, 03, 215 Marc Sanford 264 Srephonle Sanner 150, 166. 264 Shannon Soter 84, 65, 252 June Sargent 77 Holly Saunders 90, 91, 253 P001 Sounders 62, 92, 94, 136, 215 Andrew Sawyer 215 Mom Sawyer 255 15995 Sawyer 264 Au1r1n Scollon 93, 114, 155, 243, 253 Suzanne Scallan 215 David Scarborough 23, 253 John Schoctrsmofh 236 KU1 Schootsmlth 171, 253 Rona Schonderi 253 . lndex Joe Scheelvco 66 JennWer Schell 66, 215 Drone Scnelnous 67, 68, 265 Jods Sonerer 02, 166, 253 Tana Sawing 4, 104, 236 Gregory Schlorb 35, 62, 66, 215 Leslne S1:t1rr11or 62, 238 Steven Schmrrr 265 Denns Schoo-Lastra 265 Silvina Schoo-Losrta 102, 114, 236 Renee Schooler 236 Thomas Schooler 166, 265 EDC Sdloonover 69, 130, 152, 153, 215 Penny same QQ, 255 Srepnanre Schulze 41, 69, HJ, 253 Sheree Sd'10rnod4er 215 Nancy Schut 66, 253 Scorr Schwab 236 He1d1Schwabe 63, 69, 215 Enc Schwewzer 66, 152, 265 Elin Sdrwends 166, 265 Schuco Club 96, 97, 96 Ddvrd Scnwrnd 238 Sherry Scan 253 Mark Sono 255 Brett Searon 251 James Sechnst 265 Rodwoel Sedtnsr 265 Jason Sedoff 139, 236 Shown Sedofi 90, 91, 141, 265 11155 segefvd 114, 215 Memet Selfndge 171, 253 Heather Selge 114, 215 Lrso Sellge 232, 238 Kimbe-r1y Serofino 265 V1cky Sesmo 253 Audrey Sever 215 Robert Sever 253 Mike Severso 76 Lauo Sevetson 163 Mamet sgamberme 255 Krtsren Shochtrnon 265 Lacy shrxrer 255 Stephanie Shandle 67, 265 Mlchael sr-51115 146, 216, 255 Steve Shapio 146 Jenna Sharp 265 Laura Sharpe 253 Peter Shaw 156, 251 Stephane Show 236 Kathleen Shelron 216 Stoae Sherman 97, 1113, 216 Marv Snerrrll 51, 55. 112 Lora Shmo 164, 265 Andy srwmu 255 Jennrfer Slvkhctnn 62, 265 Deborah Shddcr 142, 236. 139 Kenny may 216 Mark Shlelds 77 Scott Ssernens 104, 216 Slerro Survlval I 99 Jeanine sabemoget 255 Paul Siea 253 Lnsa Sis 265 Donald Slverrncn 94, 160, 161, 239 Daryl :mmf 215 Kevtn Srmmons 45, 62, 63, 92, 94, 99. Oz Srmmons 75 Tracy Srmmons 86, 168, 239 James Srmon 172, 216 Gregory Snmons 127, 265 Lando D1mon1ar1 77 Natole Smanlon 15, 174, 239 Chnstopher Smovtdn 99, 130, 216 Andrew Suns 62, 104, 119, 166, 239 Make Sims 36 Srocey Sitns 61, 62, 66, 216 John Srndair 160, 239 Mschoel Stngleron 122, 127, 166, 265 S111 Club 104 Skl laclng Team 104 Mork Skoglund 253 Madwael Sleek 09, 265 Rxzhelle Sleek 239 Marsa Srrvley 67, 88, 265 Rrsna Smuley 216 Akson Smlth 67, 66, 254 D11 Smith 53, 127 Don Smrth 19, 145, 239 D559 smm 139 Gafysfmrt 254 Gabe Srnrth 77 Jenntfer Srrurh 5, 216 Joe Sttvth 99, 104 Leslle Smrth 67, 66, 263 Lisa Smith 102, 254 Pamela Smith 132 Patrloa Srtvth 96, 99, 151, 217 Steve Sftvth 265 Todd Smth 254 Wedey Smrrh 254 Lone Smolen 239 Dougkr snder 264 Stacy Snider 62, 93, 176, 217 Michael Snyder 254 Peter Snyder 127, 166, 264 Anne Sodergren 31, 169, 254, 287 Elena Solo 265 Chafhe Soiorro 265 Paul Solano 174, 217 Meg sofa-weft 55, 259 122, 166, 216 Mldroel Soma 239 Susan Scrrva 265 Knsrtn Sosnowslv 265 Chnsropner Sourhard 94, 166, 239 M1d'1oel Soverns 265 Gary Sowle 21, 239 915115 space 259 Stacey Spauldrng 69, 239 Speech 11XJ Kurt speadal 40, 50 crma speaget 217 Laura Soelmon 217 Mark spetmm 139, 155, 239 Lou1se Spence 254 Steohonne Sperber 31, 32, 47, 83, Enk Sandler 265 Norclre Sprar11n 265 5.5. Fleld Study 103 Jenmfer Sr. Jean 254 Lisa Sradle 216 Elen Srofford 249 Amy Sranron 166, 265 Tammy Srapleron 254 Sr1ouncr1 Sreelmon 239 Raymond Srern 157, 239 Lon Stephens 239 Sondra Stephens 47, 67, 66, 139 Gory Srevens 254 Tony Stevens U2 Tony Srhon 54, 74 Sclrnanrho Strrh 265 nay Stock 255 Lindsey Stodsron 165, 265 John Stodd42, 47, 166, 239 Todd Stokes 239 Tracy Stonerod 216 Ovary Srrofford 265 Sheryl Stransky 35, 82, 239 Tum Strouch 146, 162 Sreve Strauss 90, 239 Jennifer Strendxer 154, 155, 239 Donnie Srtlnger 265 Ttesso Srroud 151 Student Cnuncll 60 We 5fY Pell10 77 Edd1e Sdrcha 265 Scott Sulfur 265 Mschael Solens 254 Kumberty Sivan 165, 239 Mourryn Sumrd 216 Jam Sutton 172, 173, 254 Lon Sutton 265 En: Swanson 265 Lrsa Sylvester 254 Aaron Szabo 254 Dnon Togg '06, 156, 254 1001 Tdwendro 97, 114, 239 tau F1595 B7 Kimberly Toley 190, 216 Arura Tolsrod 239 65, 111, 166, 217, 222 Deborah Tanaka 132, 143, 239, 159 Anrnony Tassro 2113 Machoel Tmso 254 Noncy Tauben 265 Matberh Tovascl 62, '07, 254 S61 Ln Tow 254 Gwyn Taylor 14, 254, 55 Enc Taylor 52, 254 Jennler Taylor 255 Karen Toylor 254 Lergh Taylor 74 1.511 Taylor 216 1155-2 raw 240 Tonlo Tebelslus 265 Skyler tegama 105, 216 whom Tegan 16, 145, 216 Etr11e Templeton 240 Derry Tessler 74 Dowd Testa 134 Tyson the-et 55, 149, 155, 254 Llsc Themm 32, 66, 240 Monko Thafna 254 Dradey Thamm 130, 152, 255 C4101 Thornm 40, 41, 01, 240 Ernesr Thomas 104 lon Thdrnos 102 Karnno Thomas 265 Kell Thomas 106, 240 Kely Thomas 64, 156, 240, 159 Mark Thomas 240 Mke Thomas 102, 240 Tinrto Thomas 254 Todd Thomas 265 Laura Thompson 254 Marrhew Thompson 141 Michele Thofttpson 67, 66, 254 Stacy Thompson 254 Thomas thompson 141, 255 Tone Thongyar 254 Anna Thorn 103 Sreve Thornton 74 Holy Thworres 22, 240 Paul Thykjaer 25, 240, 265 Scly Tie-may 38, 254 Dougczs Tgxof 12 Joey Tihko 265 Shauna Tmko 240 Coleen Tmney 165 Ovsrine Tinley 110 lenrief Tomhi 07, 133 Jesse M Tones 76 Ahhh Toms 254 Fclzh T006 265 Derry Tovey 162, 25d DOVE Townsend 265 Hu Trm 254 Ndldd Trebel 254 10mv00dm240 rmyvmdmms Amyv11u41110,10a,150,205 P0uv01e000100,220 1asvm0i410,05,220 Teny Vlggeswofrh 58, 75 Kathleen Wien 223 Klislen Wien 223 Derncld Wicxns 266 Chondef Wiam 06, 255 Jayson Wiums 267 lender Vltrm 267 M11-mel Xvioms 41,117,1l8,119,166,229 Roben Vis 99, 223 Debordw When 168, 267 0014.1 vmengefu, 124, 00, 100, 220 K9f'ddW30f 159 1.mvmvse142,254 Mo'kWis0n149 0emv1-ng-155,205 l'4vmWiS0f1267 Lowel Vcnwogenen 265 Sion VonWesrerhuyz 254 Scon XVlson145, 267 Kenvheingev 223, 256 Q 0 o U . . . 1 vdem Trbod 205 crmopm Trudeau 205 Mme vaeau 254 Swv Vw 220 Mameae Truss 240 mae vwgrm ao, 150, 100, 254 jeff Vnnneke 77 . 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