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

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e principal ij nurse? Some students have spent all four years in school without ever meeting any of these important peo- ple. Most are unable to name them or spot them, say, in a police line-up. There is one man, however, vhom everybody inevitably meets down the road: he driver ' s training instructor, Mr. Foster. No [uestion about it: driving is the most sought-after Privilege of all. It easily out-interests the right to rote, gamble, and drink legally. For that reason, ihe key to Mr. Foster ' s Honda Accord becomes a rgolden key; you have to earn the green slip (rom him that says, You are ready to test for your Many a student has been scared stiff behind the wheel, but it will come as a surprise to most to learn that Mr. Foster has never had an accident in his sixteen years of training fledgling maniacs. ■ ' a slight chuckle, however, he does add that t don ' t always go smoothly. Many of them realize that I have a brake pedal on my side j car. When the car stops, and they know they idn ' t bit their brake pedal, they sometimes get eai s hook up. f»,»J stiff. Holly Estep prays she ' ll make it safely lo her estination; Mr. Foster seems worried too. Ann HcIUulII Nancy Ht-lsirom Chris Heller Sabine Henderson Scan Henncssy ■PCH ](;(( Hen son ' M r Heather Hcrkenhnff J nbv Hericl Anne Heihcrin ton w Zach Hickman Jennifer Hill Peirine Hinrichscn Ryan Hirih Jay Hc.bbs John Hodge- Met issa Hood 267

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Osbaldo Garti.i Nicole Garris Ryan Gaicly Brent Gaut Daniel Gcancy Troy Geisler Liza Gelber Decna GiIlLspii.- Tony Ciilliland Ryan Godfrey Kris Godsey Gayle Gomez Kerri Gorman Billy Gotiron Pat Gottron Erin Gravlin Bill Gray Mark Gray Heather Green Kristen Green Tanya Green Nicole Grctz Dennis Griston Shawn Grubbs Karla Gunderson Marcus Gunther Ernest Guzman flarc Haaiey Mike HjIc Casey Haliahan Eric Haney Lorraine Hanna James Harrel Jennifer Harris Tiffany Harris Monique Harsh Richard Hartzel Kindcl Hauer Roger Hayes Jark Hayward Mike Hearnc •Permit driving has added more fun to my life and heartattacks to my dad. -Jennifer Harris

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fhrnjU T f . fter seven hour school days, two hours of homework each night, and at least one hour with friends, when did sophomores have time to spend with their families? Suzi Sulli- van responded, My parents and I make sure we are together at least one hour per night, which is usually during dinner. Steve Kikona was only with his family five hours a week, while on the other end of the spectrum, Tony Liu devoted almost forty hours of his Because of their children ' s busy schedules, most par- ents had to resort to the holidays as a time for family gatherings. Having a great dinner and laughing about the good times highlighted Lynne White ' s holidays. Cooking thirty to forty different dishes for everyone is Lisa Okamoto ' s favorite part of Thanksgiving. Favorite activities for other households included the annual Labor baseball game, Ryan Hinh ' s search for Easter eggs, and the ever-popular opening of gifts on Christmas morning. -Ig- 1. The fun-loving McKenzie family attracted plenty of attention when they went out to dinner with striped, spiked hair. 2. No matter how distant the relatives, the Sullivan girls (Suzy and Elizabeth) always enjoy entertaining anyone in their family, espe- cially the new one. Ben Hoopts 1 w ■ Ericka Horton Jeremy Hughes Keely Hughes Aaron Hullinger 1 1 Javid Jahanshahi 1 S Pi A ]m V If John Jarvie Jennifer Jay 1 B ' 1 Tina Jensen Nicole Jernigan 1 j ' J 1 Benjamin Jewel y Matt Johnson 1 1 Tad Johnson Judy Judge Kim Juhl John Juniper Estie Kanelos Mark Kania 1 c 268