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

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Swirling, t bouncing, the Dance Production c the stage for their big production i year, Dancing in Heaven, ' which The spectacle, dynamically choreo by advisor Sara Nealy and dancers Bowers, Tami Croft, and Tina Pap attracted crowds which were also I by a dazzling display of lights, orchestrated by Mr. Speidei and th and Lighting Crew. iealy cited Kendra Roley as i ' improved dancer, just one young dancers who should continu make the program prosper. . 1. Agile Jo.sh Martin rehearses for yet : dance production. 2. DANCE PKODUCTIO.N{{coM) L. Schramm. K. Roley, K. Baker, L. fr Golden, J. Martin, T. Pappas, V. Johi Burczcwski, T. Kennedy; (back) S. Christiansen, M. Mulewicki, S. Hefner, K ' . ' . VanBu.skirk, L. Gonzalez. C. Cha, F. Baldwin. J. Dennison. 3. Todd Bowers and Tami Croft sirens '

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araa Club was lar activity; without it the numerous reductions on pages 38-39 would not have taken place. Each performance ned anywhere from 51,000 to Si, 500, esult of the diligence and long hours i that the club members put in. pin addition to working on many nctions, they also participated in eater festivals at Saddleback and CSULB. Sponsor Robb Rigg was nistic about the competitions beca of the club members application ' ' leater and their wide range of tak shespians was another offshoot of t -- ima department: thirty of the fifty-i Sma students were also Thespian C members. The requirements ; imembership consisted of at least dred hours on a specific product! ' ever, the Honor Thespians had o X) hours of service. They were Vicky Patellis, who was also the Thespian Esident, Tammy Froeming (Thesp rarv), Tracy Beard, and Cathy Ge I (scribe). V. Patellis, T. Beard, C, -ock, C. Flores, M, ' ght, A. Cache, M. , . r— J- Purrington, T. ng. K, Shaffer; (third row) P. Kaufman, ,. Schramm. M. Raimondi, J. Meiwald, J. ■ Wernersten, T. Galore; (back) D. on, M. Squire, B. Pipes, J. Fedden. ngela Mamola adds spark to a dance number during a wild party in Manic. u Patellis ' , Tracy Beard ' s, and Kevin prsoDaliiics in Mame are flamboyant W ' and fun.

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rking with clay gives me a new and different way to express my creativity. -Brideette Hollister : Ceramics Club had their plans r jar. They entered the Saddleback i iheir annual fund-raiser, the Open House Ceramic Sale, Ifhich was a huge success. By having the ceramics room fpen to students at lunch, advisor David Wilson made it possible for them to improve their skills, which in turn sed sales. Sales of one ' s products and the production of quality ceramics is the club ' s main focus. The only ibership requirement is to have been a part of the DHHS ceramics program. , , amora seems lo do fine, i especially when his friend Jose Pina coaches him. t may be messy, but the outcome is definitely worth it. states Laney Butler, a ceramics pro. CERAMICS Cit B(front) -Julie Wan Westcrhuyzen, Priscilla Keislig, I McCarver, Sean Lyons, Nicki Lynch, Mark Hayward; (middle) Mr. m, Robert May. Tina TuUius, Andy Taylor, Scott Manville, Bridgette ster, Jody Nordfelt. William Wade; (back) Kyle Holmes, Gill Mora, Steve Brogdon. Jon Bates. 102 Working Together