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

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A fi m. •wT ti55 ■ - • ■-. ! Seungee Jun Astrid Kamberg Angela Kaufman MfM mm .1 ootball players Vic V lat (1), Jason Hic nd Todd Priest (3), exem jst of Dolphin spirit. ■ father has done much to i his career. Vic has been a s jarsity tailback since his so lore year, and hopes to earn a de- ree from USC. 9m P I ' s best quarterback ever. Jason led his team with a passing record over 1200 yarc tispircd by his parents. Jason earned all A ' s in high school. His 4.1 g.p.a. placed him in the t s. i Constance Kearns N f Eric Keeling Shari Keith odd ' s hard-hitting tactics made him one of Dana ' s best split ends. His dream of being , Olympic pole vaultcr illustrated his versatility and optimism. Todd ' s grades were admirab o; he earned a solid B-plus average. '

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rO t ' j c- 3 r M J C ' laTissa Konn i -f ' Roger Kountcr Kolly Krall Wendy Kroll ' M . ■ m |5 »i ' K Jeffrey Kuykcndall Linda LaFlamme trtK njcxS: John I.aGourgue Kristen Labenz all it Congress, Parliament or Legislative Council, essential to all large democracies is a representa- tive body that voices the will of the people. For the five hundred-plus seniors, this body was called Senior Council. Senior Class President Mike Tomeo defined the organiza- tion as a council which helps us delegate jobs and get a general consensus of student opinion. The council im- proved communication between seniors and their class offi- cers and provided an opportunity for more seniors to be involved in class activities. Candidates for Senior Council submitted applications thai were reviewed by A.S.U. Those who were chosen cited increased confidence and involvement as major advantages. Whether they were taking polls, soliciting donations for the senior float, or making endless phone calls to fellow sen- iors, council members were, in the words of one member, proud to serve. ; 206 Seniors [l.k.