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

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I What can we do tonight? ■ Because organized ' entertainment is ' .hard to come ; by. some Dari -Hijis Students resort to creating their own,: Por daring individuals, : y ■,- such as Mike- Hobbs, ice blocking , ' :V. ' , -provides the ultimate alternative. ■.|» ' Fall. Friday nights guarantee action for the vafsity football team and its fans. . Quarterback Grant Taylor looks on anxiously- as Brandon Mi ' gge charges for a first down against El Toro. r; U2: Rattle and Hum, only one of •. . rnany box office bonanzas released this year, attracted Chris Hayes (as well as many other students) to the Mission Viejo Mall theaters. As the number of nearby theaters approached thirty, movies rivaled parties as the top night time activity. fp— T ' TM i J r l .n V f ! ' - -1 % I ' J

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1 5 ' . ►. i •Tl i Hanging out on campus Isn ' t considered taboo for Brian Huddleston, Eric Juds, Jason Elfman, Eric Lltzenberg, and Robin Culp, who converge after fourth period near the horticulture gardens. The mall provides a haven for undt ciessmer during lunch and free periods. '

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? l»: :--S «L., :X- - ' ■■ ' ■?::xA WfM- i K i - ii ' i-rM: ' - r f , i .i t p p r t s Club Post-Nuclear in Laguna Beach attracts those inclined to spend their Saturday nights dancing. Syndl Steinrad takes advantage of this rare under-21 nightclub and rocks to the continuous rhythm of UB40. 4 Dreaming of sines and cosines, Sonja Ball loses ft during a late-night study session. As much as students may have regretted it, homework often evolved from a late-night to an early-morning activity ' ■■. ; ' ■:.;; ' ' W . w 9 . 9 ■ Lt ' . ' m:: :sjmm