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

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2. 5. DAMCE TEAM — (front-sitting) K. VanBuskIrk, S. Papp, D. Brock, T. Quinn, K. Haas, H. Aardema, K. Cuffee; (standing) T. Pappas, J. Tay- lor, R, White-Brown, C. DiCandia, D. Wilshin, S. riealy, C. Drysdale, T. Collins, M. Hintermeyer; (back, right) D. Mattel, M. Malewicki, L. Woods, S. Qustafson; (front, right) L. Meinecke, S. Jarvits, L, Levitt. Chelsea Drysdale (back) and Michelle Malewicki (front) strike terror into the hearts of the audience as they dance in The Witching flour. ' Karin VanBuskirk, Stephanie Papp, and Dana Wilshin dance with Pure Energy. ' Lori Levitt, Dana Wilshin, Tina Pappas, and Ramona White-Brown are feeling Hot, Hot, Mot as they samba in the Caribbean sun. Shannon Qustafson dances as if just released from the nearest jail house. VARSITY DAMCE — (front) T. Pappas; (middle) L. Woods, L. Levitt, K. VanBuskirk, M. Malewicki, S. Qustafson, J. Taylor; (back) D. Wilshin. Michelle Malewicki and Lisa Woods are Youths Qone Wild. 1 ' J LrZA

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Hysteria Caps Year The ability to keep up with a Billy Idol song at an after-the-game dance is not enough to get you on the Dance Team. All members must be gifted with agility, flexibility, rhythm and creativity; be phys- ically fit; and pass an audition. Once in, they can look forward to daily rehearsals during class, lunch, after school, and Saturdays. The payoff comes during exhilarating live performances, like this year ' s Hysteria that occured on March 2 and The Dance Team also performed three dances at the Fountain Valley Choreographer ' s concert and joined Capo Valley in impressing students at the local junior high schools. Through dedication, re- sponsibility, patience, and cooperation, this group of 21 talented individuals, under the direction of Ms. Sara riealy, continued to distinguish them- selves as they have in years past. -f.l. KUI

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Productions Dazzle Dana Hills Drama Club reached new heights with over 75 members. Meeting every two weeks, par- ticipants experienced what careers are like in theater. The club attended field trips includ- ing TV shows and filmings. As of publishing date, they also planned to enter competition at Cal State Fullerton in the Theater Festival. Drama Club taught students both self-aware- ness and art appreciation. The club sold ad- vertising space in the play programs to pay for productions and equipment. Among the club ' s most memorable moments was when Danelle Dolphin tried to eat the cement sidewalk in Hollywood -k.g. DRAMA CLUB — (front) R. Mayers, A. Chang, B. Radinski, R. Clarke, J. Clough, T. Planz; (second row) C. rake, B. Keel- ing, A, Viceroy, S. Mattino, L. Qolding, J. Dowling, D. Davis, K. mester; (third row) M. Barrows, T. Emmons, E. Christie, R. Kushnir, J. Parrel, B. Heidnagle, J. Ma- terin; (fourth row) M, Forneau, D. Vance, S. Mills, S. Henderson, V. Johnson, R. Pa- quin, T. Pieibert, J. Qable, C. Qamboa; (fifth row) K. Shaffer, T. Tullius, J. Peter- son, D. Graham, K. Velarde, J. Markland, C. Aut, M. Van Sleet, M. Galore,- (back) D. Grout, J. Cook, A. Graham, t1. Bolton, V. Francone, S. Matchell, D. Tebbs. The traveling salesman, William Jordon, displays his good to Dina Mattel and Kia Litz in the drama production Oklaho- ma. UWU