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

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1. Home-Ec. Club officers: Jennifer Sparks, Co-President; Cfiristi- na riava. Representative; Linda Taubert, Calendar Coordinator; Jennie Elliott, Secretary; Karin VanBuskirk, Co-President; Blythe Yamamoto, Co-President; Sherri Eigas, Treasurer. 2. The excitement is evident by the expressions of Teresa Barnes and Chris Adams as they limo to the Winter Formal. 3. With a look of intense concentration, Erin McKenzie bakes scrumptious cookies for a progressive dinner. 4. HOME EC. CLUB — (front) K. Qunderson, B. Tarzynski, S. Sulli- van, S. Elgas, J. Dull, L. Qolding, E. Larson; (middle) K. Leon- hardt, t . Green, L. Taubert, W. Mikitin, J. Elliott, K. VanBuskirk, t . Larson, E. Rowe, L. Ock, E. Cha, H. Swails; (back) K. Coop, E. Weinberg, J. Valentine, S. Mora, J. Hawkins, J. Rollins, S. Mora, K. Kelly, L. Levitt, B. Friedrichs, S. Patel, K. Haas, H. Mguyen. 5. Jennifer Sparks cant help but smile at pictures of Mr. October in the Home Ec. calendar. 6. In the spirit of charity, Kary Drew records the amount of food she will donate to the homeless.

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Home Ec. Excels Following past traditions, the Home Ec. Club, under the leadership of Advisor Jo Hanson, continued to promote social service. The club helped its members to learn to work together, be responsible, and help others. Their primary objectives were to benefit the community, help the school, organize activities, and work together. The Home Ec officers, Jennifer Sparks, Karin VanBus- kirk, Blythe Yamamoto (Co-Presidents); Jennie Elliot (Secretary); Linda Taubert (Calendar Producer); Sherri Elgas (Treasurer); and Christina Nava (Liason) met weekly to organize monthly meetings for the entire club, consisting of 67 members. The club con- ducted a candy sale to fund their trip to a Mexican orphanage. Other community activities included donating Thanksgiving dinners to needy families, organizing Angel Tree, making dolls for the Children ' s Hospital, and Christmas caroling at Beverly Manor. The Home Ec. Club sponsored and planned such school activi- ties as the Winter Formal, Dana Hills calendar, and helping with Homecoming -k.g. t 0f

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aor Aiming For Drug Free students Against Chemical Abuse en- tered its second year with a growing amount of interest. With over thirty- five members, the club held such ac- tivities as a spaghetti feed and the sale of t-shirts. The only requirement for membership was to be drug-free and willing to aid others. Meeting twice a month, the group dis- cussed such topics as drug awareness and helping those with a substance abuse problem. Led by advisor John Stephens and President Jennifer But- land, the club has a promising future. -j.b. 1. SAGA members discuss the dangers of chemical dependency. 2. SAGA — (front) Jenna Cox, Jennifer But- land, Erika Larson, David Sailing; (second) Melanie Graves, Jennifer Brow n, Julie Mor- ton; (third) Laura Harrington, Flordelyn Mar- molijo, Eric Brown, Darren Futa; (fourth) Alli- son Massett, Kathy Ekuan, Walter Mueller; (back) Rob Sandburg, nathan Haney, Bran- don Mazzacavallo, John Kochendorfer, Jason Hinchman, John Stephens.