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

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j(yru,yL flo ' ( Senior float ' 87 was produced by a combination of commitment, cooperation, and class. The unique clam shell, creative and complex, outshone the other three floats and won first place. Starting on October 1, armed with the colored sketches of Kelli Lewis, spirited seniors con- vened at Vikki Bowes ' house for three weeks to share the joys and horrors of float construction. Among those unforgettable times: the day that Chris Pappas worked himself sick, the day the top caved in, and the final night, when Pete Koebler, Larry Klebusits, Darin Manning, and Mark Sodergren slept in the Bowes ' garage. President Mike Tomeo showed his dedication by committing every non-school (and in-school) hour to the float. He readily acknowledged, though, that nothing would have been accom- plished without the poor souls who contributed their blood, sweat, and tears: Kelli, Darin, Mark, Larry, Brian Sims, Tiffani Fisher, Corrie Taylor, Brian Stockton, Mike Farreli, Blythe Tignor, Ricky Hoban, Michelle Sommer, Brad Danker, and Eric Koebler. -e.y. i. Elaborate mermaids and sheeted Romans add to [he realism of King Nep- tune ' s (Mr. Grimm) domain. 2. Mike Farreli and Brian Simms reinforce the top of the clam shell to avoid a second collapse. Karen Dornan Shane DouH k i r - Wanda Dizymkowski Elisabeth Dufour » A l . s wm Nicole Dunas rw - - Mel Duncan ' •tSCS ■ ' ,: f i- -v f Tim Eaton CKrisrcipher Edwards

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Stacy Enns Zt . % I Mandy Evans ' i,: ' -f Gavin Fenske ; school newspaper, the Dolphin Dispatch, was adeptly edited by Debby Lu, who ra he paper as smoothly as any professional, according to her advisor Mr. Mikulic; I staff since her freshman year, she was editor-in-chief for two of those years. Last yea. -placed third in the L.A. Times Student Journalism Contest with a moving article on Kevif Neill, a fellow student who was killed in a car accident -iithough the paper took up much of Debby ' s time, she managed to uphold a 4.0 GPA and be aj active member of many school activities. Debby won numerous academic awards, was ; j ticipant in the Kiwanis Bowl, won a Santa Ana College sportswriting award and was name E ational Merit Commended Scholar. All of her achievements failed to detract from he, Brsonable attitude, sincerity, and concern for her friends, whom she considers xhe mos ant part of Dana Hills. i |e strength of family and friends equipped . |bby with the fortitude required to survive - gh school with the success that she has |«ieved. I would be much less of a person if ll I ' were not for my friends ; even though |bby feels a strong bond with her friends, it . Cher parents to whom she is eternally in- i Ibted. ■ ' tbby contributed to the athletic program p. She lettered in basketball t% kc- and v;is a ticipant in track for two years. i |bby dreams of attending Oxford or Cam- Idge to earn a master ' s degree in iournali m [psychology. -h.b.