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

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. t - Svome Athletes chleve Excellence l-our giaduaHng seniors, J0|in Lloyd, Mark Qoedecke, Mike Bestor, and Brent Gaut, hav«?i|xcened athfeticariy during their tenure at Dana HiEis. At 4:20 evejy morning, Mark Goed |cke endures a two hour swim workout before school, only totteturn again at 3:30 for another three hours of swimming; this ' fe what it t ' a e ' s,to be a rrwtjcrr r of the Mission Viejo ISadadore i rn Team ' . ' Mark w s recenffy appointed the Junior National T plJi Captain or this team. At Dati Hills, Mark received both FSfokie of the Year and Most Inspirational Swimmer awards. Ir e future, Mark aspires to become ap orthodontist.- Mark s fath ias been most jnfluenlial by demoni ating that Mark can al J j J ■highest goals. Mark e ' l ' ges himself by sayjraHHBWan believe in you more iji h you. , Brent Gaut cotjjpefed successfully in football, Jfasketball, base- bail, and s ipiing. His athJetic awards raw ed from MVP in swirnmi jgf ' W best defensive player in Wball; he also re- ceiv«4. !Stholar athlete awards in each o pese four sports. He was Involved in SACA. SADD, SAVE, adtSpanish, Club. Brent hopes to attend the Naval Academy In pnapolis, Maryland ahd become an aviator, either in the Nav p- as a commercial pilot. Finally, Brent is extremely thankfu his mother, stepmother, father, teachers, friends, and cpsifches who ha e lielped him reach his present position, .-C{ Lord first in my lif Last summer was voted MVP League MVP. going to the be4 plans to either pj architect. Eith lieves that the of clubs and Stor won eight local golf touft f thfe golf team, as weU:;.ji jii|ji ler hobbies, include dr Hg.- WWcSinQ Tf J and keeping his ropr ' iatrd vaj - ' — - -J -|olf pcofessionally pT tiecbri he hopes toi ' ' ' ; significant as golf shirt. ' ' :: ' 4 John Lloyd has played v ty basketball since his sophomore year. He received scho athlete awards as well as Mos1t Valu- able Varsity Play6r , )litside of basketball, John enjoys skiing, going to an visiting friends. Next fall, he w JI be piaying|iiHMBH at Brigham Young University on a fulll sehot ' £([Ry HHH|| ry sources ot inspiration are professional at: letes vmFliave attained the goals which he someday hopes to reach. The most important aspect of John ' s life.is ' putting the - ■■■ I ■l fc w o - t • ' r )« BiHi° .. . cr ' k Mi wmm ' f ' ' ' - 7«Ji iilBftifevi RW.v- ' Aimee Duel! Aaron Earnest Tammy Eaton Michael Edman

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.« S i ?h5 Samantha Driscoll Jennifer Duarte H.- ■.J Elizabeth Duby feasi- aledictorians alue their Achievements The title of Valedictorian, a name synony- mous with academic achievement, is ac- quired with a 4.0 G.P.A. after four years. Here are six students who, as of December, aspire to that title. Stephanie Patel, this year ' s mascot, has gained academic accolades in the areas of Latin, chemistry, and biology, and also par- ticipated in C.S.F., S.A.D.D., and Senior Class Council. Outside of school, she serves as a candystriper at San Clemente Hospital and is involved in a youth group at St. Timo- thy ' s Catholic Church. Stephanie hopes to one day become an obstetrician. The sciences are Kenny Ferguson ' s forte, as can be seen by his plaque in Advanced Sci- ence, Bauch and Lomb Science Award and desire to end up being some type of engi- neer with a plastic pocket-protector making plenty of money. He is active in J.S.A., Key Club, Amnesty International, and was senior treasurer. Kenny thanks Mr. Cunningham for teaching him to question and search for an- swers. With a biting wit and sense of humor, Sean Olson lists some of his achievements as of- ficial notification of disqualification in Na- tional Merit, acquisition of hundreds of applications from schools in the farm belt, and the privilege of attending Dana Hills. Some of his school activities included Mock Trial, V.P. of S.A.V.E., ditching class, doing homework one class period before it ' s due, and sleeping in class. Sean hopes to attend T Stanford, Berkeley, or Harvey Mudd to be- come a chemical engineer. An artistic talent and compassion for ani- mals are what distinguishes Kristi Bloom- quist. Outside of being Treasurer for S.A.V.E. and member of the Sci-Fi Club, she sketches and takes in stray animals. Kristi has earned awards in Chemistry and Biol- ogy, as well as second place in the McDon- nell Douglass Security Poster Contest. She plans to attend O.C.I, next fall. Robert Confair has received first place in the science fair and a plaque in Algebra II and is active in S.A.V.E., Amnesty International, 4- H Club, and his job at the Pennysaver. He hopes to go to a O.C. school majoring in engineering and minoring in business. Emphasizing nonconformity, Alex Brezinski enjoys reading Science Fiction, practicing Tai Chi, meditating, gaming, and worship- ping cows. He has participated in S.A.V.E. (as VP), Academic Decathlon, Kiwanis Bowl, Science Fiction Club (as president), and Mock Trial. Alex plans on attending (J.C. Santa Cruz, developing computers that sim- ulate the human brain, and opposing the de- struction of the environment. For more potential valedictorians, see page 253. -f.l. Ill

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' i- ' vm - r ; ■ %: ' ' . --r ' Ki f it Sherri Eigas Jennifer Elliott Brandy Elser Bryan Ely ? ? J .« - t , Kristianne Epperson Kevin Erikson Holly Estep rO ' Malle Etherton |X = » . i- .. ( hoiyl wers Kelly Farrcll Katharine Faulkner Michael Fedden