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

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■■ iS Andrew Boston i- James Bouwer Sarah Boyce ■ ft Dawn Bracke ' V., Nicole Brandvig Julie Brayton 1-4 Alexander Brezinski iSJr - Eric Briggs vr -ar. . 1 ' my Watt Cut Above ,y:.l Green ink cures ail evils is a quote by the well-rounded ihtellectu- al. Amy Watt. Amy is involved in a variety of activities. She excels in school with a G.P.A. over 4.0 and a ranking as of December of fourth in the senior class. She also is president of the Junior Statesmen of America and publicity director for Amnesty Interna- tional. Outside of school. Amy can be found astride her horse, Vogner, or on her toes in ballet. She has been riding since she was eight years old, with determination that has brought her far since the day she fell off her first pony eight times in an hour period. Along with her jumping and dressage work on horseback. Amy takes ballet twice a week. She has been dancing since eighth 9 and is seriously considering continuing her dancing througl lege. What college? She hopes to get into Stanford, but if that not work out, she will go somewhere back east. -k.l. m ' if ■ ' -

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Hans Brightbill Andrew Brislen Jennifer Brooks Erika Brosted t uperstars Soccer stars Deonna Collins. Karla Gunder- f and Helen Crowe have all represented ai Hills in a wide variety of athletics. On the surface, Deonri Collins is a diminu- tiye, innocent-looking girl that is always ' ' i5! ' ' smiling, but try to tell her opponents. 1 ' Deonna ; is nice! Aggressive Deohnaj ' played an important role on the giHs varsity ;J soccer team since she was a freshnfian. Sh6-3 has made all-league for the last two yeaVs l and she made second team all CIF in he ' 5 Junior year. In addition, she was one of the ; leaders of the field running for the cross gjilin try and track teams. Karla Gunderson, affectionately known as Gundi by her teammates, also has the dis- tinction of having played soccer all four years on varsity. An unfortunate injury in tenth grade prevented her from playing four years on the Softball team as well. In addi- tion to her honors, she has a special goal: to i letter six times and have her name perma- ' nentiy engraved on the Wall of Fame. Her I ■: jjhilosophy, ' %ife i too short to be unhappy, I so live each day as if was your last, is i bound to bring her more success in future i endeavors. Helen Crowe can best be characterized as a i piersbn wlvo goes all out. Also a four year i soccer star, she has excelled at other sports, : including varsity track and cross country. | But she is more than just an outstanding ■ : :J athlete; she is also an outstanding scholar with a GPA of 4.13. She philosophizes, The trick is not to rid your stomach of the butte ;- flies, but to make them fly in formatictri. ' ' Obviously her butterflies have thei,rj; ' ct to- gether. , -.j ' ' ■•-■—■ All three girls hope to continue their edwc- tion at a four-year college, play. oiccier for, to quote Helen, a decent te;«|rti, ' , ' and then pur-. sue some pccupatipp. Where they Can hi Jp Eric Brown Michelle Brown ' i» tv ' ofc ' . V- i (.j ' wi ' j . ' ' i ' j ' - ' 5i , y ' . -.--