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

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• ' Helstrom, who placed first in the state coiW etitiori f( liiltbring. Also active in ICON, she hopes to %o to cc lege, earn a C.P.A. degree and own an accounting firn --i i Andrea Lareau works in a costuniie store, shows, and makes dolls from differe tfli iods. She earned atv aehievefrient aws(al in sJiwing. I m oitstandi chievem hile coor4inating % show director. Genesis Ph! [I :m el th Tasrtton show, Paula Labenz is involved and works (|teckstage on plays She p lans to £ N.Y-U. and i jor in miisic or fas lion. . also in lier work in an animal hospitc igjt Be ly Manor- Her futuje plan: 1 ejwork, become a legal secretar 1 . ' ■ - A r-H Ji r V ■ . ( Mike Reiley Charlottte Restive rjj !.- »«5 i».. iC Kara Rickey Kevin Riggs Josh Rivers Ronald Robbins Christian Roberts O.J. Rodriguez

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Jennifer Taylor and Tina Pappas exhibit the grace and form which set them apart. 1 t them 1 B II Angelik Rangoussis Sten Rasmussen - r ' , John Rassman Cheryl Ratcliffe v m 1 F ynamic Duo ancing to Success Dance is the art of expression. When I get upon that stage ... I feel I can express myself openly, says dancer Tina Pappas, and fellow dancer Jennifer Taylor reiterates the same feeling. Watch a performance of the Dance Team and you will be convinced of just how seriously both dancers feel about their art. Jennifer began dancing at the age of five and has enjoyed many forms of dance ranging from tap dancing to modern. She has been on the dance team for three years and hopes to be able to continue in the future. However, dancing is not the only thing she treasures. Other activities include water ski- ing, exercising, going to the beach and being with those she loves. She hopes to attend a college in California and go on into business. ft tV Jeanine Ratliff Michelle Ray The majority of Tina ' s high school career has revolved around dance. She has been dancing for eleven years, everything from ballet to jazz. If she hasn ' t channeled her time and energy towards dance, it ' s been towards her family and her grades. Tina hopes to graduate in January and go to Chap- man College on a dance scholarship. Though she has devoted practically all her time to dance (she received Best Choreo- grapher, Outstanding Performe r, and Most Inspirational Dancer), Tina has been active in Mock Trial, Home Ec. Club and ICON. -e.c.

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