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

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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,

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