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

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,.csC - Having finally learned all the in ' s and out ' s of Dana Hills, the seniors worked together to forge an invincible strength and unity. Fronn avant garde T-shirts and one-of-a-kind shorts, which set a trend, to the slide show, the senior class reigned supreme. The Orient Express rolled it to victory, and the seniors left Dana Hills knowing that they had left their nnark. -e.c. 1. Skimming tne waters at Lake Mojave on their sea biscuits, Julie Ammon and Colleen Mullen hang on for dear life. 2. Homecoming festivities included a Gong Show with semi-finalists Erin McKenzie and Danelle Dolphin. 3. Drew Brislen shows his speaking abilities at the J.S.A. Fall Overnight as he presents his ideas about Martin Luther King. Jr. 4. Shane Mihaylo experiences a surge of elation at being one of the privileged few to receive a senior parking spot. 5. Seniors such as Diana Forbes find no stress in going to their lockers. In the event that there are mobs of people waiting to get to their lockers, the underclasman is always the one to wait.

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m mA. rii ' im-. h ■i enior Officers uccessfuUy work together This year ' s senior class was led by four enthusiastic seniors. Their busy year began during the summer as the officers racked their brains to develop upcoming events. The first evidence of their hard work became obvious when seniors received their final registration packet. Inside they found a highly artistic flier, a notice about the stylish senior t-shirts. A creation of the Gotcha designer, the t-shirts were awesome. As the year got started, the senior class officers began rallying the 541 seniors into the traditional senior frenzy. First came the pool party where the voracious seniors showed more than enough enthusi- asm. The Orient Express was the second major event. As the year progressed, the officers focused their attention on developing the imaginative lip sync. The seniors ' spirits were kept high by various slide shows and other activities, including shorts to match the t-shirts. Officers Keely Hughes, Julie Ammon, Linda Taubert, and Kenny Ferguson were a tight bunch that worked hard. Under the experienced leadership of Keely, the officers made the senior class one of the best ever. -e.c. 1. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS-Kenn y Ferguson, treasurer; Linda Taubert, secretary; Keely Hughes, president; Julie Ammon, vice-president. 2. Kenny Ferguson and Ryan Norgren sacrifice a lazy Sunday afternoon to diligently work on their first-class class float. 3. Keely Hughes, Julie Ammon, Linda Taubert, and Kenny Fergu- son teach their class about P.R.l.D.E. during the first assembly of the year. 4. Unquestionably one of the most spirited seniors. President Keely Hughes puts the finishing touches on the senior float. ' ? ■