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

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4 1 oll ybali Stars Gregory Clibon anquislt the Competition S:-?;-. Bump . . set . . . CROSH! This is an all-too- famiiiar sequence to opponents of Oz ' s women, the girls ' varsity voll ii|l| team. Considering the talents of Kathy Kelly and Erin McKenzie, it ' s easy to see why. With one of the most adorned letterman ' s jackets in school, Kathy Kelly has given new meaning to the title all-around athlete reaching C.I.F. in volleyball, soccer, ani| track. As a sprinter, she earned Most Valu- able, Most Outstanding and League Cham- pion in the 400 meter, a race for which she holds the school record. Artiazingly, she is ble to maintan a cornrnendable G.P.A. witH ' such A. P. classes as Chemistry, calcu- lus, and American history. How does she motivate herself? Kathy credits her close- knit family, especially her grandmother, and a strong spiritual foundation. Charismatic and charming Erin McKenzie impressed everyone this year by continuing to play volleyball despite a knee injury. I was determined to work twice as hafd to get my knee better, she said. Erzy has also earned M.V.P. in v©lleyball and softball, two Scholar Athlete awards, and a silver medial in the 1988 Junior Olympics. lErin has been influenced by her parents gpd sister Sabra, who have taught her to strive for my best. ' ' -f.l. ti r Amie Clute Robert Cody

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