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

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Subs Make the Day Walking into your classroom, you notice a different strange person sitting in your teacher ' s desk. Sub! yell some students, who begin walking the other direction. Get in your normal seat, and please be quiet, the substitute pleads. He then writes an assignment on the chalkboard before retiring to the comforts of his chair. Having a substitute sometimes means a free day for students, but for those who get subbed by Ms. Gabriel or Ms. Slinker, it ' s often business as usual (from time to time it ' s even worse). Students have often taken advantage of substitutes by playing tricks like sticking pins backwards in an eraser and placing it on the teacher ' s chair. Yet Matt Taylor explains that most substitutes are smarter than we think; they won ' t fall for that stuff. Students and teachers rarely agree on the topic of substitutes. Usually, the subs the kids like, the teacher ' s dislike, and vice versa. An exception to this rule is Dana Hills ' on-campus substitute, Mr. Anderson, who receives compliments left and right. Says Jeff Kurtz, He ' s real laid back, but he knows what he ' s doing. 1. It ' s lime to get to work when students get Ms. Gabriel for a substitute. 2. Ms. Anderson helps decipher a pattern for clothing student Kara Kruse. 3. Anxiously awaiting the end of the period, Ms. McCord keeps an eye on Ms. Dickey ' s English class. 4. A favorite of teachers and students alike. Mr. Anderson captures the attention of Ms. Aroian ' s sixth period class. Mr. Anderson can really stand the pressures of a rowdy class. -Nancy Dominguez 5() Learning

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ADMINISTRATION Kenny Moe John Smart Bill Smith John is a welcome addition to Dana Hills. -Mr. Douglass Administratic

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