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

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EXCHANGE December. Bjorkvold to leave? Oljvicn le host to ten fore vhose homelands dotted the gl. ' Aed to cooler climates, foiuv. ,,,. omia and the relaxed lifestyle tc 3volainen, Even the teachers h iferent setting from home has not this group in the least bit; between the ten of them, their activities list included drama, marching band, soccer, ICON, Spanish Club, and Kiwanis Bowl. T»jaPfcA». P 9 f»J B H ■ k ' fOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS -(fioM) Johinni Savolainen (Finl ' ■istian Astrand (Sweden), Ted Hedberg (Germany); (middle) Tiril Bjorl Tway), Oliver Christophe (France), Sumie Utsononiya (Japan); (back) I -sen (Germany), Niles Reidock (Germany), Tanja Erendal (Denmark), 1 Wennersten (Sweden) ;dgn exchange student Ulrich Siemss en and newfound friend Ed Benrock a brought togeth|l|| IIHKitual interest in 3.Joharu)a Savolainen shows j Bkr homeland. Ft

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SPANI XJB i ' -:5 ' A ■• l I ) more about the Spanish and Mexican cu lem to taste a bit or culture. v i...v. i.v-elected officers Sonia Fiorenza, Ji... . uuv,ii,- ; Kevin McCann, and Flora Lu helped organize the clubj ; and scheduled such events as the Cinco de Mayo paityi iiia,pinner of the Three Kings during the Christmas ay season, and going to see the play adaptation o: ' ' ' LaMancha. % ' f ' Sfvi wsmmsr , Wk L« , ■%:; w y v1 tl:; , ' rr- 1 ' ' y i i , » ' ' f i i -ai '

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br the foniiation of HI Hp-campus N. ICON is made iipT fl TOTO TOients whq , an interest in learning about and helping those less : tlian themsehes. ■ ibei ' s met monthK Nith officers Eric Pinderski, Jon rgerber. Corrie Taylor, Phil Kauhnan, and Melia Scallor ibout social problems and find ways to impro ■e those ditions. Perhaps the most dramatic ICON event of the ye Mie IxiUoon launch, designed to heighten awareness of i for peace in our war-torn world. Other activities inclu« ) Eyes for the Needy and the Planned Famine, which rai ■ • - fight world h unger. K ' hed lialloon.s, some of which were found near th „ i-.» hizona border, ICON-(fronuMr. Rouse, T. Eiendal. j. Barhec. G. Romero, T. Peters, C. Taylor. K. Mackcx icius, C. Pinkowski. H. Wood. M. ioramer;(. second row ), ' , Wood.s, X. Hclstrom,J. Duarte.R. ; Cavanaugh, K. Abusamva. M, .Scallon. A. Martinez. S. Butland. H. asala, C. Horn. M. Hall, A. Kaml: erg; (third row) K. Larson. .1 llrotl, B. Tarzynski, ,S. -Mora, O. Chrislophe, L. Schramm. L. Kim. :. iVlcCann. I. Purrington, T. Gcisler. N. Gani. . A. Helheiinglon; ■fourth row). Ms. Rauli. S, Elpas. K, Kelly. C. Fleig, B. Alexander. .M Caudillo. A. Leverctt. L. Eck, E. Laarson: ( fifth row)J. Coomz. T. Tran. ?I. Ngiivuen. L. Lam. I- Watson, T. Sparkman; i si.xth ro % ) P. sKauffman. ' E. ' Pinderski, .M ' ' asqucz. D. Fitzpau ick. K. Futa. j. ' )eleo, R. Tang, EI. Brighlbill. E. Chen: (seventh row i T. Futa. L. Janchez. . Quilantan: (back I L. Ock. S. Aarondale. N. Melton. L. aubcrt. B. j ' amamolo. K. Faulkner. K. Leonhert. K. Yoshino. ht % ' : : mm Foreign Exchange I C i r