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

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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

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S- yru yo l ckjiA he class of ' 87 came to registration expecting a top locker. It ' s only fair, right? Afte devoting four years of the best part of their lives to Dana Hills, at least seniors shoul finally have a top locker. But as locker numbers were handed out, many seniors ' dreams faded. Glen Gillmore, Tamara Bfiggs, Belle Hender- son and many others can testify to that; they all received fresh- man lockers. Indeed, out of 220 seniors polled, 43% were as- signed underclass lockers. Sighed a disappointed Krista Clem, I ' ve waited all my life for a senior locker. Christine Horn added, I despise crawl- ing through legs to get to my locker . Not everyone was negative, however. Lora Snyder said, I ' m short, so it really doesn ' t bother me, while Rob Margesson added a stoic, That ' s life. Victor Vurpillat gets an envious look from Tamara Briggs, who shared with many other seniors this year the frustra- tion of having an underclass locker. I 1 « i ♦ •! ■ ' ■ r 1 ♦ i — ' • z n W I ml Hi llli III llli ' ' m Michelle Neilson f - -s Ttifti- i T r-| Ojf Heather Nesbitt h tl 1K. •v Christopher Newmari Bradley Newton David Nimmo Emily Noh