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

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■ TTu Pt l ' -t nx XS ' . . . Learning. . Makes the Difference Q Crossroads, E.S.L., R.S.P. o I. Dog Cleaning Made Easy is ihe title of Mike Lynch ' s how to speech in English II. 2. R.O.P. Floristry gives flower child Paige Landry a chance to express herself. 3. BOARD OF EDUCATION- (front) Jan Overton. Ted Kopp. Annette Gude; (back) Paul Haseman. Brian Dempsey, Charles Ward, Ed Wcsiberg. Tracy Cole (student representative from Capo Valley). 4. Study space is hard to come by at overcrowded Dana Hills: Tori VanBoom, Hidetake Muio. and Jim Gurol take advantage of the outdoor atmosphere by the portables. 5. Mr. Buchhcim admires biker Terry Vf igglesworth, who will clearly have a difficult time parting with his motorcycle. 6. Tireless band director Kent Klingbcil conducts an after-school rehearsal on the football field. 4 ifference Is

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Dana Hills Gets Smart If D.H. takes on the strong and sturdy characteristics of its new principal, Mr. John Smart, the school will be in good shape. Smart, whose latest promotion was preceded by a career teaching math, coaching fobtball and serving in a variety of administrative positions, brought a wealth of experience with him. He taught at Midwest, AJf hittier, and San Clemente High Schools, then was promoted to vice- principal and assistant principal. Since 1977 he has been principal of neighboring Capo Valley. Concerning the relationship between his present {Kisition and his previous one he said, The concerns of the two schools are mainly the same. There are the same problems and the same responsibilities. Upon arrival in September he noted, There are already many positive dynamics already in place at Dana Hills. My goal is to maintain and perpetuate this feeling of unity and positive enthusiasm. Some hobbies of the obviously energetic principal are camping, hiking, reading, and, until recently, tennis. Mr. Smart attended Midwest City High School in Oklahoma. The logo of the school, which was located next to a missile base, was the Bombers. As a Bomber, Mr. Smart was one of the state ' s top football players, which earned him several offers from professional teams. Although Smart might go back to teaching mathematics some day, he seemed content with his new position, and the students and staff seemed content with him. Stated Mr. Morgan, He is a ' good ole boy ' from Oklahoma who shoots a wicked game of pool on his table. Friendly, helpful, and caring Mr, Smart spends part of every day helping kids by: 1 ) rearranging Kellie Lux ' s schedule, 2) offering Cindy Tinker some counseling, 3) swapping football stories with John Dalzell and Peter Plan, and 4) leading the P.R.I.D.E. Assembly. A 48 Learnine