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

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r. ' x Patrick Keddington •V iX i Katherine Kelly % Sean Kennedy ■ mi Michael Kerre f Steven Kikawa Bradley Kingsley Michael Kislig Laura Klein enior Parking aves Sanity ... number 41, Cyrus Christian . . . number 50, Kristen Green ... The tradition continued this year as seniors lined up like cattle hoping to get a coveted senior parking spot. Once again, those seventy-three rectangles in the parking lot became a commodity for which seniors were willing to fork over twenty-five dollars. Those who really wanted the spot sat in the Porthole for three hours during the first week of school listening to Mr. Moe rattle off numbers. Some faces became radiant as they heard their name drift across the room over the dull hum of gossip. Others saw their chances dwindle as the number of spots left shrank from fifty to twenty and finally to zero. Why do so many seniors want a spot? To put it bluntly, a spot allows the privileged to have the luxury of waking up late, leaving the house late, and going out for a relaxing lunch, all without having to battle the gridlock that ensnarls the student parking lot. For those who have a spot the only concern is getting back from lunch before the bell rings when the magical spot reverts back to just another parking space, -e.c. jMi