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

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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.

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m kL. I magine spending six to eight hours a day during the summer ■ feverishly playing the viola at the Saddleback College Conserva- tory. Katey Brackney, a devoted musician, did this and more to become the excellent piano, viola, and violin players she is. Her dedication earned her such honors as the All-Southern California High School Honor Orchestra and membership in the Garden Grove Symphony. Her plans for the future are to attend a music-oriented college and major in music performance. Another senior, Brian Wright, played a little louder. Drumming his way to stardom, he hopes for a B.A. in music in college and to become a music teacher some day. No one is more prepared to accomplish these goals more than Brian, who has played the drums ' ■ and timpani in the symphonic band, concert band, orchestra and in competitions since he was a freshman. The Wall of Musician Fame should also include DeeDee Bolton, another timpani player and snare drummer. DeeDee, who also played in symphonic band, concert band, and orchestra, was in- volved in other activities as well. She enjoyed photography, garden- ing, and Science Club field trips. Said DeeDee, I really get inspired when I hear the sounds the orchestra creates. 1. Drummers DeeDee Bolion and Brian Wrighi rehearse outside the band room. 2. Katey Brackney is a virtuoso on the viola. j , iii U IJIIj %W ' ' ' y rsA ,,j2 Melissa Finger Joanna Fisher Tiffani Fisher ' Raeannc Fleeman