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

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' 5Wav{C a44 (5 f reducing good results is the aim of every class govern but the seniors always manage to do it with style ariu organization. Mike Tomeo, president; Kelly Watson, V.P.; Leslie Strauch, secretary; and Blyth Tignor, treasurer; were the backbone of such senior class endeavors as the Homecoming float and the Christmas lip sync. We ' re proud of the results in these activities, they said collectively, as well as in other One of the other areas that the senior class officers were successful in was senior class parking. They spent long hours fighting for it, and, once it was approved, planning and organizing it. They worked hard, said Mr. Grimm, the class advisor, and deserve a lot of praise. The development of the senior class council can also be credited to these four students and their steady perserverence. No matter what they tried their hands at, Mr. Moe remarked, these officers always seemed to pull it off. h.b. i. Togetherness is the senior class mono, which Tiffany Smothers, Michelle White- lock, and Blythe Tignor abide by. 2. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS- Kelly Watson, Blythe Tignor, Mike Tomeo. Leslie Strauch. 3. Seniors like Alison Scbmiti have lots of experience in dancing the night away. 4. Judges Seungee Jun, Mike Tomeo, and Rob Margesson gaze critically at the competitors in Musical Bodies. ' f v.a, at deaj of responsibijj ' ' ' y Watson ' :v - 176 Seniors

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J M uiiaMjfi s the Masr w ent lo prtss. Teppi Haw- ' ..kins ' -t.l 6 grade point average ' ■ made her number one in the senior class ' and holding! In addition she ' s been an out- standing performer in volleyball (two years), soccer (three years) and track (four years) and has been in ol ed in nu- merous school activities. Not enough. ' In addition, she is. according to friends and faculty alike, one of the nicest people on campus. About her grades: they were earned in classes like A.P. Biology in her sophomore year. A. P. U.S. History and A.P. Chemistry ; in her junior year, and A.P. Calculus. A.P. Government. A.P. Lit Comp. and physics ' in her senior vcar. Her academic awards N ■ ■ ■1 are too numerous to mention: a sampling includes ' Outstanding Tc Grade Student in English and Spanish. Math Analysis and history her j ' or y ' ' - and the Women in Engineering and Science Award her ■fcoryear. One can only imagine what Senior Awards Night holds for leppj s activities, included three years on the Academic Decathton t. secretary of Keywanettes, photographer of the Keywanette calen and two years on the yearbook staff. (She was this year ' s sports editor.) In sports she earned nine Scholar-Athlete Awards and set school « cords in the 40() and 160() meter relays. Finally, Teppi is an accomplished skier, photographer, horseback rid and traveler. (She loves trips with her family to Sun Valley, Mamm and Montana.) She ' s an avid sports fan and would love to be head coa for the Lakers some day. but that will have to wait until after college a launching a career in something math or science-related. ; How did Teppi manage all this? She credits her mom and dad w giving her the incentive to excel and a series of outstanding coaci »nd teachers who have given her inspiration. ■■; Kim Amelotte ' iti: Deana Avila % I- — Sean Barrett Lynn Barsumian Mark Bascone Sean Basford