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

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usic Students asters of Melody birds and dogs. Her future plans include going to becoming a music teacher or a zoologist. Michael Hearne is a multi-talented individual. He trumpets his talent in both rtjusic (both band and orchestra) and academics. Hearne placed first in Health in Academic Decathlon and received a plaque for music in his sophomore year. His goal is to attend a prestigious four-year college and enjby I if e.j;. v-:- - ' : 5 ' ' - v;j5!:: -?« ■•■« ■ ' »».. j The music department was graced by several talented musicians. Hans first in Health in Academic Decathlon and received a plaque for music in Brightbill, a cellist since fifth grade, made All Southern Orchestra, All his sophomore year. His goal is to attend a prestigious four-year college State Honor Orchestra, O.C. Youth Symphony and won the M. t. A. of and enjoy Iife.: ; .::.v j5r, : , :: California Concerto Competition. He also won first in the Sadd ebacH 7 ' ' , ' ■-■ ?. Science Fair with a comprehensive analysis of Dana Hills ' aiT; j J yCheng might be considered ' iccferttric by somfe. but beneath her 4! %? ccato chatter lies true musical talent. Hei- outstanding Vito Francone, (a.k.a. drum major) has been in Dana Hilis ' marchihfl, violin earned her the title of finalist in the prestigious Junior Bach concert, and symphonic bands, and also played for the Sadddleback Festival. However, she enjoys all types of melodies on the musical scale Wind Symphony. Vito models himself after Benny Goodman because of from classical to punk. An outstanding student, she hopes to attend a hisexpertiseon the clarinet. Vito enjoys composing music and hopes to f° ' ' y63r gjl | a.« ei( |§gj|y become a doctor. . , go to the San Francisco Conservatory and earn a Ph.D. in music education. h v Jennifer Hill ' s instrument is the flute. She has been on rjlarching band for four years. However, she states modestlVvM,teve n ver been very talented, but 1 have worked my hardest an4:M|HMg,ift4pired througUii; all-of ■ - - ' ■ — — -- - . -« ii»i«as t .- - ' Robira3mah ' s tremendous talen leadership qualities ; orchestra president, principle vi6l3 1 |je Orange County p phony, and a member of the AII-St ' ate nor Orchestra.- been on water polo for three years and ha$ t een influentiaH team. He plans to pursue a degree in comnnfecations at B J sit«.:;er- ' - ■ k ' i Ryan Nofgren Jennifer INunnikhoven Jozzelte Nusbaum Patrick 0 Connell

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