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

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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

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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

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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