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

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Generally, they are always courteous and helpful. — Kristine Futa 7 Learning

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1. Juan Teran finishes cleaning up after a typical food-wasting, trash-producing lunch hour. 2. Library Technicians- )u ie Thornton. Sharon Stroup. 3. Instniciional Aides- Nancy Crapo, Joanne Downing, Susan Mehl, Jeanne Nussboi. Nancy Kurtz. There is always something different hap- pening! -Laura Nyhuis 4. Secretarial Staff-{from) Lydia Voight. Kathleen Goltara, Mary Lou Bryant, Ruth Ann Wells, Denise Flynn; (back) Patty Markum, Diane McCombs, Bernice Ayres, Laura Nyhuis. 5. Equipment Manager- Diane Gator Gates. (Not pictured: Doc Gray.) 6. Maintenance Crew- (front) Marie Garingella, Ingrid Kramer, Hour Phong; (back) Juan Teran, Juan Carrillo, Leroy Davis, and Dennis McGloner. A Staff 7£

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When assigned to give a persuasive speech about drug abuse or to write an essay about Martin Luther King Jr., students flocked to the library technicians for help. In addition to directing students to the Reader ' s Guide to Periodical Literature or to the fiction room, the librarians monitored school texts to ensure that none were lost or stolen. The career center was headed by Ms. Deckert, who helped students research the medical versus broadcasting fields of study, as well as the advantages of UCLA versus those of Cal Tech. The instructional aides helped teachers and students alike by grading tests, cleaning up labs, or tutoring. The constant availability of food and refreshments before school and during lunch could be attributed to the cafeteria staff. The maintenance crew kept the mall, classrooms, and grounds sparkling clean so that students spoiled by their mommies didn ' t have to clean up after themselves and so that visitors from the outside were not frightened away by heaps of gum wrappers and banana peels. The equipment managers. Doc and Gator, distributed uniforms to each team member, maintained locker room facilities, and provided rubber bands for unprepared athletes. When all was said and done, Dana Hills would have been nonexistent were it not for the hard working staff. 1. Ms. Nielsen advises Sarah Petty in the rearraagiog of her rigorous first semester schetiule. 2. Mike Meyer ' s schedule is approved by Ms. Zabel. who does the same for her share of the 2,500 students at D.H. before the start of school. 3. Guidance Technicians-(front) Vicki Reeves, Phyllis Nielson; (back) Sheri Zabel. Mary Ann Myers. 4. Ms. Deckert helps freshmen Eric Briggs and Tom McArdle to complete their required career unit. 5. Grounds Pcoctors-LuAry Kafader, Donna Hicksoo. Pat Frey. 6. Even on Halloween dress-up day. Donna Hickson endures the hassles of smdenis trying to take an early lunch. 7. Cafeteria 5fa A-orraine Neely. Grace Renz, Anna Zimmer. Pat Labenz.Junc Sargent. Georgette Heil, Alice Styrpejko. Mary Kramer.