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

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I lEIQI IDE A in your face! When 6 ' 1 1 John Lloyd isn ' t intimidating opponents on tiie court, he ' s relaxing by shooting hoops. For some athletes leisure is found by playing their sport without the pressure. Getting in touch with nature, Ari Wrede discovers the miniature world of the tide pools. Friends spending time together: Britta Lewis and Toby unwind with an afternoon ride at Sycamore Trails. Horses provide many DH students with well-deserved release and relaxation.

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w- Just hanging: (top to bottom) Mike Lynch, Adam Dooley, Dave Wolfe, Jason Valenti, and Tony Roseen risk electrocution to be cool. Some people are at a loss of what to do with their free time. 4 Cruising Camino Capistrano with two different attitudes toward biking, Mike Stroud and Sean Olson use their two wheelers for competition and for fun. w ■» Floating complacently, Dayman Pascual, Briana O ' Dowd, and Jamie Bradley find the ultimate relaxation in kayaking on Morro Bay Inlet, showing that not all water activities have to be fast and furious. S rfWith a casual flick of the wrist, Gabe Ortega fulfills his P.E. requirement as he enjoys a leisurely game of tennis.

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4k The psychedelic ' 60 ' sNnade a comeback in the form of tie-dyed cl nHes. (Clockwise from front) Ryan Divel, Cody MUler, Aaron Strand, Graham Grubb, and Gavin Haughbvcheck out the break at Salt Creek Point wearing sm by M.T. ' s, fashioned by Ryan ' s mom. % Fashion au nature! : Ed Seibold Qd Julie Coontz slick back their hair and weans;otton clothing that is simple in terms of both line nd col- I Gothic Rocic styles were the year ' s most radical. An outgrowth of the previous year ' s punk trend, the style appeared on avante-garde students like Jenny Cheng, Kenny Abellon, and Michelle Malewicki.