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

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1 ' - Crystal Matthews Maryanne Matus Brtice Maurey Mark Mazakas ' ' ' ' mY- ' wrnm ' ' - Ik- t t-- lorei- yf ' lEtt inis New Frorlfll thi|; year Dana Hills was fortunate enc gh to have several students visit frcwih Europe to broaden ttie students ' p|lrspectiye» among them the four pic- .jb|ired heffiv; All of the students loved Rje kickback attitude and lifestyle of Sout t ' ifp ' nia- Pithf ia Fernandez-Guerta discovered a ygrielty of ditterences between Espana arid Southern Galifornia. She found life here to be generally wonderful, to the point yhere she said, I almost don ' t want to go back to Spain. However, she found some things at Dana Hills tO -be ridiculous. For example, she laughs at the small boxes we call lockers and said the lunch period here is half as long as in Spain. Macarena Gomez found the cone ' ' a drinking age to be stupid. SHi found public transportation to bet ' than efficient when compared to Spain. Still, she likes the life here because of Uie take-it-easy attitude. She also en- Vs the many novel activities like ice- VIwHN But perhaps Ghriss Kvaternik fi goslavia summarized it best w. said, I really enjoyed my stay Kef think California is one of the b,« places ori Earth. The climate is o mal. Unlike the others, he found tL. people more friendly and enjoyed the closer relationship between teacher and pupil. He liked the life in the fast jane which characterizes Southern California, commenting, You catch that fast style of living, your life won ' t just pass by you . . . you can really enjoy life MiCatifornia. ' ' MoniifsiE ampBSilftOther student from Spain, agrees that school life here is much easier than back home. She was Xis d by the school spirit here, but iiented that when compared to .In, our boring night life was dis- couraging. Monica.enjoys being in the Latin Club MmSJIMd ° ' ' e.c. j.b. ■mnnm ' p:- o:- -- H J.

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C ' ► wi. Sean Meehan Brandon Migge V V . i-CP Mm Beverly Mieger Thessaly Miles ] During her four years afPa the boundaries of achieve ange County Academic Dec scholastic achievement awards Americ an History. Most importantly to her. Flora has establish president of S.A.V.E. (Students Against a Valfeniiig El uop ment), a new club which gives student jj jjoortui ity td preserve their planet. She is also activM|| HIved1r|9i nis| Club, C.S.F.. French Club, class cqiff Bmd yeaj odT Flora ' s immediate goal for the fy Stanford, Cornell, or G.C. Davis either biology or veterinarvi 2 me active in the studi v tb .toward to fe iprfd iii rna Ph. Fa also pl| o iment and jpRHfe, Conservali V field. Tiffany Miller Jean Misztal Flora feels that h L m ,MSSl V T)o l|HHntJrspect her life because |H| TS[C| |Ly f aaj JHUt that accompad HJ |fl| ii 3| mPPPRffilfo nei parents and m| | BKave rfi l PImivated and Iq her Lastly, she m l H gflBHj LwinihfnlTfilTBl n- over-ajcnMpHK toJi m Sr esR ne feels that ' S situa||| Hflitualij ImoTk out for the best, but dedicati({ a ndJ| PM||l lr e key. -k.g. 1