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

Page 111 text:

llllllllllllIllIllIlllllIlllllllllllllllllllllll Students Learn To Survive Parenthood Child Development, led by Ms. Mellenger, was a club that taught students the many slsills, demands, and responsibilities of parenting and worl-:ing with children. Students who participated in this club stayed during their lunches on Tuesdays and Thursdays to maintain a day-care center for children from the area. This way the students were able to teach as well as learn from the lsids who came. 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.

Page 110 text:

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::,... B4 ......, - '.-: ,'.t E V' E ' 2 2 K W :S ,jigs Z..-:,.1.,.iz5E2: v , ,g f ,,.,T itf III: all gl i ..,,.,.. H--A+ -'rivers -X' 5 - -. . ,... . . i,,,,, .,,.,,. . .,QEZg.g .t--t-. i tit i i iii? 3 f fEQ5fQ2Q5j:5,:::z, ,.,..,,, ,if ,.,. '-,. 1 ' ..,.' , ,,, ' ,lj i t .,,- Q X M .. ...,.,. is .,.. ,.ct ...,.:f s:- L gig ii QL 5 tea- ei ii W-A -.--. , I it it M51 ..., 2? ,c,. Q l lit f Q5 sci fi J-Ms g iii 'll iii? ep -X as i s- s A Q, g ?Q

Page 112 text:

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