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

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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

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w ayx tjL, hen the waves are barrelin ' at Point at 6:00 in the morning and the surfers are cuttin ' off the lip, the figures of Einily Warren and Kelly Watson will most definitely be silhouetted against the crest of the horizon as they surf their way to stardom on the Dana Hills surf team. Emily and Kelly are the only surfers on the team who have earned varsity letters for four consecutive years. Emily has been a leading female surfer since her freshman year, the culmination of her career coming with her First Team All-League status the following year. In addition to surfing, she has earned three varsity letters in soccer, has been the top lady golfer for two years, and has been an active member of the yearbook staff for two more years, serving as head photographer this year. Emi ly would eventually like to pool her talents and become a pediatrician, helping children who are orphaned or are in need of a family life. Kelly, a leading male surfer throughout his high school career, was a key factor on the championship team of 1984 (which appeared on Eye on L.A.) and on all the teams since. Aside from surfing, Kelly loves to spend his leisure time skiing or fishing. He plans on continuing his tradition of excellence by going to USC or Loyola Marymount and making millions after graduation. -t.h. 3Sg£« i% jf ' v: M A Melissa Peachey Randy Pearcy John Pellegrino Amber Penrod