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

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Nm 53 r I Leslie Stockton Tracy Stoeckmann Barbara Stransky Karen Stratford -=■ =» f Leslie Strauch Krista Sullivan Ian Sultan % Tummanit Suphanochakul ew students exhibited as much school spirit as Kristine Futa. She participated in F Spanish Club, English Club, ICON, CSF, and JSA, starting as a freshman, when she vowed to get as involved as possible throughout high school. Her leadership ability was evident when she served as student council secretary and vice-president and on Senior Council. Most people know Kristine for her cheerieading. As a senior she was the Varsity Cheer Co- Captain, and she considers her greatest accomplishment to be making Varsity Cheer as a sophomore. Kristine ' s success also extended to academics. She has survived A. P. U.S. History, Spanish IV, Calculus, A. P. Government Economics, A. P. Literature, and many other rigorous classes. Kris- tine ' s achievements earned her accolades such as honor rolls, pep squad scholarships, the Outstanding Literary Analyst Award, and Most Spirited Drill Teamer. Kristine ' s greatest inspiration has been her parents, who provided her with love and understand- ing, yet pushed her to do her best. Kristine also stated, I know that there are many options open to women in the working world today and unlike my mother, I have the chance to take advantage of them. Some of the options which Kristine would like to pursue are going to Pomona College to study medicine and become a physical therapist. Besides these goals she plans to raise a family. -m.k. ' zta:) Make The Diffe

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o » » o v » I 2.NON-ILUNESS 3. VALID I4.UNEXCUSEO Heidi Switzer ■i4|V ' yVnXJ t is a known fact that school atten- dance generally decreases from 111 , .3 1111 1 ycai. uy luciits return to Dana -- Hills for the fourth round, most of them are , on a first name basis with Ms. Voigt in Atten- dance and have developed a special folder for | the sole purpose of holding readmits. Why do seniors tend to miss so much school. ' For one thing, they are burned out from three previous years of learning the system. They have perfected their mother ' s signature, developed a sudden affinity for the second period flu, and acqu ired the knack for taking twenty minutes to go to the bathroom. Be- cause their bodies have aged significantly since ninth grade, the slightest sniffle or sub- nine-hpur sleeping night are reason enough to stay home in bed catching up on the soaps. The close proximity of this campus to the beach, concert ticket booths, and various ski resorts also add to decreased attendance: seniors often return to school on Friday with mysterious raccoon eyes. -t.h. 1 . Relieving the pre 2. Raihcr than draw Corrie Taylor rk at school, Julie Richardson and Cindi Blandin suit up for an afternoon o