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

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JL racy Peters, Shelly Dicaro, and Tracy Stoeckmann are considered to be among the finest seamstresses at Dana Hills. For four years they have been able to show off their masterpieces in the annual fashion show and were the coordinators of the show this year. The three were also involved in Keywanettes. Tracy never missed a chance to dress up, be rowdy, and get involved in activities. An inspiration for Tracy was her mother, who encouraged her to be herself instead of giving into peer pressure. ' Tracy Stoeckmann is the Dolphin mascot, the first to be elected for two consecu- tive years. Her plan of enrolling in college and majoring in fashion merchandis- ing will make accessible her dream of having her own line of clothing. Keywanette president Shelly DiCaro was also named Juniors ' Junior last year and this year ' s Homecoming Queen. Being with her friends, though, is one of her top priorities, for she has always treasured her close friendships. 5 Mn5jijuylkC 1 1 ' 4?« r WM ' yl « 5!S Pail! Lowe Debby Lu Kim-Oanh Luc Edith Lucero vr 4 I « -« ' ' w l¥ r V- - ■: jv9 j B li |i. ' dCflflHi ■ ■ H ' P ■j HBf 1 H - Erik Ludloff 210 .Seniors Trisha Lundin Kcllie Liix Lance Lyons :ilteK!S? '

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} r- ¥ ' SS gRT A 4 k. ' iiAi3l Cherie Lofink Stephen Long Kimberlee Lorton Jeremy Lotz n order to become a National Merit Semi-Fihalist, a stu- dent must score higher than 985,000 out of one million other students (98.5 percent) taking the Preliminary Scholastic Apti- tude Test (PSAT). This is a task accomplished by only two seniors: Eric Miraglia and Eric Pinderski. Eric and Eric have been competing for top honors in their class since second grade at Crown Valley Elementary School. As of printing time, both were ranked second out of the 500-plus senior class with over a 4. g.p.a. Both were enrolled in the most rigorous of courses, ranging ' . Chemistry to A. P. European History to A. P. Calculus, and both proved themselves with scores over 1400 on the SAT. As if all of the fore-mentioned accomplishments were not impressive enough, Miraglfia has been a member of the prestigious Acidemic Decathlon team and a survivor of Mr. Morgan ' s harassment for ■ three years. He ha.s earned a varsity letter on the championship golf team for ' four straight years, being captain for the las t two. Miraglia was inspircci by liis coach, Harlan Chambers: He taught me that it is okay to have your own set of values and to abide by them. Pindcj-ski ' s ntver-ending list of accomplishments included founding thepopiilitr IC N club and serving as its president. His efforts icdiid such ciivitiusas ' the Planned Famine and the Balloon Launch, which- bfnughi recy gni ' i n to pressing world problems. Pindcrski ' ,pl nS; ' for tjie future include going to medical school and becoming ■■pvfittaj-- nently wealthy. ■■■■ ' ■;,- ; ' -■: ■t.h. :■■ ' ■■;:■. ■; ' :■:.- M.Tke The JJtffeVcVii.e- i)y

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