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

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4 Another outstanding sunset ' ' ' ' V P ' backdrop for Dan Hunter and Kristin Neibll rort ntic dinner at The Fisherman. fc During periodic blackouts, (he skylights enVble Mr. Butera ' s students to keep on working. » Off-campus privileges allow students freedoft to leave school at lunch time.

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Dana Hills is not only different, but (based on k the evidence in the preceding ij pages) exceptional. One of the things that makes it exceptional is i;s open campus policy. The an of lunchtime around this school is extraordinary. At 11:47, literally hundreds of students (give or take a dozen) launch into a 35-minute frenzy , during which they explode upon the Dana ; Point scene in overloaded cars. The burnine ; thought on everyone ' s minds: I hope my 5th period teacher doesn ' t mark me tardy. Oh sure, class time at Dana occasionally drags, but where else are students periodi- cally saved by literally being left in the dark When an infamous blackout strikes, the vol- ,: ume of cheering from classrooms ; echoes through the mall. i; (Those in the unlucky class- i rooms, though, the ones : with skylights or windows, t have to continue working. Oh I well.) I What else is exceptional. ' Let ' s not forget ;■ those exceptional athletes and performers. ' : Whether found in the gym, in the dance • room, on the track, or on the stage, the spirit j which student performers exude cannot be [ found anywhere else (unless you happen to I stumble upon a Dana Hills pep squad prac- ? tice). ( ? Exceptional performances shook the campus •this year with the return of cross country and tennis to the South Coast League throne, along with the continued excellence of the performing arts. (Dana Hills is indeed exceptional, and that ' s t why the school has made, and will continue vto make, a difference in the lives of all who sgo there. f -e.y. k.e. I. I Siretchiag before a rehearsal, dancer Adrian Burczeswki deiaonscraies her flexibility. ■ 22 ifferexice Is

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ihx Jy UJt jtyrUJ JIs . . . Getting Involved . . . Makes The Difference 1. A picture of determination, junior Steve Hconomos hops to a victory in his segment of the relay during the Homecoming pep rally. 2. If:ON member Syndi Steinard, Melissa Miley, and Karen Beninati help launch a thousand balloons for peace. 3. Homecoming Semi-Finalists- (front) Deana Avila, Emily Hctficld, Kellie Lux, Vickie Irvine, Lara Fromm, Vikki Bowes, Shelly DiCaro, Tiffany Sparks; (back) Candi Pinkowski, Kelly Hale, Cindi Hamnquist, Sunny Knowlcs, Shulin Vermilyea, C hristy Gibbs, Shawna Cawthon. 4. Kelly Farrell, Karrie Peterson and Lisa Dufour imitate Capo Valley cheerleaders. 5. Flanked by escorts Jason O ' Hearne, Dan Hunter, and Tim McSweeny, newly announced semi-finalists Vicki Irvine, Emily Hetfield and Kelly Hale enjoy the highlight of their fall semester. 6. The Drill Team performs with precision. 2 Z|P fference Is . . . c o u c G Id X Sadie Hawkins: role reversal