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

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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

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. ven though varsity sports teams have usually been associated with upperclass- men, numerous sophomores were se- lected for these prestigious teams. Many of the young studs participate in Dana Hills ' ath- letic program for the entire year, opening up the possibility that their names might eventually appear on the Wall of Fame. Most of these young athletes enjoyed showing off ' their athletic abilities by breaking in their new letterman jackets. I take pride in myself, stated soccer star Karla Gunderson, and I am not afraid to show it. Besides the status of being a letterman, another advantage in being on a higher team was the friend- ships made, especially with the older players. Be- ing on varsity allowed me to be good friends with the upperclassmen while still spending time with friends my own age, commented another soccer player, Ann Viceroy. Karla Gunderson and Mike Tansely are among the athletic elites: sophomores with lettermao ' s jackets. Q pJlx, jMXi fftiisa Louie Mdit Loyd Flora Lu Jay Lukes Mike Lynch Ca rherinc MacKintosh Lee Maggio Michelle Malewicki DeAnna Mann Donovan Mann Shawn Mann Scott Manville Gina Marchctti Patrick Martin Bruce Maur ' VThomas Mazakasy ' jt Laura Ma zaring Martin McBride -I r 270 JlVJ