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

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Frank Wrestler Brian Wright I or most high school st dents there is always something better to do on weekends than home- tk. How many seniors have given ; 100% to school work? Not many can imagine maintaining a straight A average fou r consecutive years. The people in this picture, however, did Christian Jester felt his parents moti- vated him to achieve academically. I : want to be a success in their eyes, he said. However, Christian ' s favorite side of Dana Hills was in social inter- action with friends. Being named First Team All-League in soccer was ' also a high point of high school. nts also supported Pam Watson | to do her best at whatever she at- tempted. Pam set aside time for sports like tennis. Like Christian, she nds to go to college and, of irse, become successful. a Eck was encouraged by Mr. Buchheim, who helped her excel [ both in A.P. history and in cross country. Bicycling, body boarding, ■ and running were her favorite pas- tes; she hopes to combine both as- itsof her life by joining the field of - - sports medicine. In the not too dis- Kj ljikiiiiii; ' tant future, Lisa wants to be in (and ' i win. ' ) a triathlon. ' ■ ' , ' V. . . hough Jeff Meredith knew Augusto Alarcon ( Auggie ) for only a short time, he wasjj| atest inspiration. Along with doing homework Jeff enjoyed playing tennis, soccer; aiid Dphone. Jeff had many diversified goals, such as traveling to Europe this summer, Stan(i it fall, and church next Sunday. His ultimate dream is singing or playing the guitar or sa) iccessful rock band. (For more about Jeff, see page 186.) with the others, Kelly Albers was prompted by her parents and oldtr brother to exceF ool. Her favorite aspect of Dana Hills was the excellent science and English departmi i left for Australia in January as an exchange student and looks forward to seeing the woi, h many triumphs behind them, these exceptional students should achieve in ariythingt ire. They proved that trying (plus talent) makes the difference. ;| asiian Jester, Pam Waison.Jeff Meredith, Lisa Eck, and Kelly Albers, arc all Mnilcs; bur who wouldn ' i be wiih ' i

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They said, ' What Difference Does It Make? ' Mark Albosta Christian Ascrand Gregory Barbee Erica Boverhof Craig Bower Jason Brezinski Kevin Brumfield Gene Duquette Christopher Dutton Gary Edetsberger Chris Evans John Flynn Aaron Foreman Alexandra Galvan , Lucia Garcia Heather Garland Christopher Grant Cindi Hamnquist Ted Hedberg Evelyn Heyrend Shana Horton Crystal Johnson Patricia Koenig John Ledergerber Press Maycock Mm :;! ' • . i Nicole Mazzarino Traci McShea Amanda Meade Kerry Miles April Mysliwiec David Nimmo Michelle Nix Stephen Novorr Jason Olvera Ron Openshaw Pamela Ortiz Jarret Ouellette Rose Ouellette Chris Ransford Edgar Rivera Derry Roth Neil Sainsbury-Carter Scott Springer Mark Tauriello Stephen Verdon Kari Watkins Harman Wilkes Robert Wyant Peter Yun Karen Zirretta iB ' - 1. There arent many opportunities to take senior life lightly, but Mike Wine takes every chance he can get. 2. A jubilant Trisha Lundin gives her co-partner Shannon Conroy a congratulatory hug after a successful Homecoming. 3. Seniors Paul Baclawski an d Kelly Krall kick back after fifth period while wailing for the parking lot to clear. 4. Like other seniors who occasionally get left behind at lunch, Kim D ' Arcy finds peace with a school pizza ahd drink. Ml