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

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before. Anyone who ' s seen every episode of Sti conniplete works of Issac Asimov can now find a club for him or her; the new Science Fiction Club. President Alec Orrack and officers Andrew JVIiller, Scott ' . pd Jason Breainski helped the club through its first full ye activity. Science teacher Scott Smith oversaw the get-togetl: movie nights, the most memorable of which was the openii night of Star Trek IV in L.A. The bond of the Star Trek saga was so strong that the fift members planned a mini- Trekkie convention, the money which would be used to increase their library of sci-fi nov Orrack hoped their club would enhance their appreciation; art form and writing while broadening their already vast storehouse of knowledge. 1. Andy Miller and Alec Orvack debate which science fiction bests will next be made into a movie. 2. SCIENCE FICTION CLUB-(front) R. Amtower; (middle) J. Va D. Bolton, A. Brezinski, J. Brezinski, T. Tavernati; (back) A. O Horvatt, Mr. Smith. Latin Science Fiction 111

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advisor for S. . i ' WkVl- ' (Latin IV), Vice President Tracy lertson (Latin IV), Treasurer julie itz (Latin II) and Secretary Kathy f( Latin II). Because there were no tigners on whom to practice their lialect, Latin club members gained nee through competitions. {ln hey won numerous National LS n certificates.) Trips to the Junior State Convention and the J. Paul Museum in Malibu were both fun and educational for the thirty-six members. rciub members praised the Latin o by saying it helped them better and English grammar, have a I CLUB-iftom) D. ' ' ■■■■■■pt. C. Huber, S. Barton, M. Bastor; (middle) £. t,J. Rassman, S. Olson, Ms. Uickey, S. P»iel, K. Kelly, J. Coontz, K. Gabriel; (back) B. Overton, N. Watkins, M. Kramer, K. Bolton, T. Simpson, K. Coop. 2. Kelly Coop and Michael Hearne applaud speakers at the first Latin Club dinner of the year. 110 Working Together

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The next best thing to actually v erience it locally. That ' s what led P Dave Brown, and advisor Madame See to make the ' 87 French Club the most exciting in years. jth the help of officers Allen Chen, Deedee Bolton. Lan Lam, and Huong Nguyen, students interested in French re organized field trips and activities which brought the »ean countr ' alive. At lunch, they played French records showed French movies. At Christmas, they spent a night : town in Laguna, caroling at a nursing home, snacking at C ' est La Vie, and returning for a potluck dinner. lub was very enriching, for its members competed for a to France in the Alliance Francaise speech competition, practiced both prepared and impromptu speeches, while ing on French pastries at meetings. Overall, the French Club made le francais more than just another foreign language. lame See, Lan Lam, Tram Tran, Matt Lacy, Saroa ntha Driscol [uong Nguyea sing Joyeux Noel at a nursing home in Lagu Beach. lENCH CLUB(lroni) A. Chen, D. Brown, K. Luc, M. Lacy. D. ilton, Madame See; (second row) T. Tran, B. Elscr, L. Lam, Kamberg, M. Anderson. L. Ock; (third row) M. Wennersten, . Driscoll, M. VanSlcel, J. Rumsey, H. Nguyen; (founh row) Ct jn. C. Johnson, F. Lu, S. Towoscnd, J. Barbee; (back) D. Lu, E. Ehen, H. Brightbill, S. Rogoff, C. Roberts, A. Holloway. ; the French Alliance Christmas potluck, Tom Foii, Allan Chen, iristina Swanson dig in for a feast of French bread and cheeses, fondues, and other goodies from la patisserie.