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

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-.- im- - i- ' j Lejon Meteer Lourdes Milan Christine Milici ■John Millard i-am Tran has become una estudiante gra through her five years of studying the Spi age. She has never received lower than the hij marks in her class, and for this reason she was chosen b teachers as the outstanding senior in foreign language. 1 chose to take Spanish because it is a universal lang where you can easily communicate with people. As a b inspiration to those who have struggled in Spanish lA, 1 found that the process of learning the language is hard, if you practice it, it becomes easy. She is quite an auth on the topic, as Spanish is the third language that she mastered, after Vietnamese and English. ' i Tram ' s talent is certainly not limited to the field of forj languages, however. She has maintained a 4.11 GPA w taking such challenging courses as A. P. Biology, A. P. Iti ry, A. P. Language Composition and A.P. Calculus. Shi served as a member of CSF (treasurer last year),JSA, IQ English Club, Spanish Club, and French Club. ' I She hopes to use this background to go to UCJ for four yi before transferihg to UCLA to pursue. a career in denti She plans to travel to Europe this summer for some- minute fun before going off to college. Tram will be suc« ful in whatever she does if she contiriues to follow her in You have to try your best at whatever you do and als« yourself. ' . Make The Difference .ll '

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fm f9», Michele Mitchell i( Patricia Mullen % 1 Bethany Mobilia J y J Alice Murphy W % yJ 0M J.f J he bell ring ■HH H C ( of fifth perio) I American Government, and, burdened witra books for homework during the weekend, in [eluding some from her dreaded physics and calculus classes Tiffany Sparks hurries to change for basketball practice; During lay-up drills, her mind wanders to ponder the mean ling of an A. P. Lit, book. After practice, she offers to driv« any ride-less friends home in her car. When all this is d ' she still has time to spend with her horses, training th« ijust taking a leisurely jautit to her favorite spot.to get, fro m it all. .; ' every Friday is this hectic for the average student tfor Tiffany this is normal. Her philosophy, Even the longcs journey started with a single step, illustrates her pbsitrv iattitude in every endeavor she undertakes. Tiffany perso l trained Centurion yelvet, a second place junior high | ' ■ aer at the World Equestrian Chatnpionships in ' 8 C ' ■ ' . •■ ; -: it with the.rc ' spohsibility.of her horses. Tiffany cj id 4.-plus, grades suffer. She also participated in : a-Curricular activiiies: she- was an officer for Keji - and a momber of the varsiiv basketball t-eati ' i fofi ' i aspires lo a Fee. ifl ' .b.uNJ ncss.. vard or Stanford and e . Sis ' - Laura Nava Kobert Nava