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

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r %: ' i , ' - : v ;g r -- ' ■• X ■ it-jr---, ,, Oi ' .nui ' -.umni, on San Ctertiente : A ' Cassandra Simmons asebalf unch Beats Competition In their years at Dana Hills, Rick Whipple, Wike Oetinger, Dan Geaney, Mike Kislig, and Jere Crosby have contributed much to the success of Dana Hills ' baseball teams. Rick Whipple also received an honoi ' ble men- tion for his league play. A{ art from baseball, Rick is a member of the Ski Club and Key Club. He plans to attend either Arizona State Gniversity or O.C. Santa Barbara. After major- ing in communications. Rick hopes to pursue a career as either a sports broadcaster or isc jockey. 4 Mike Oetinger has lettered in baseball three times. As a jqnior, he received hon6ri e men- tion in league play. Mike hopes to continue excelling in baseball and play professionally. However, he also aspires to achieve a masters degree Jn law. The most important aspect of Mike ' s life, is his athletic ability. His parents have been most influential, constantly push-., ing him td reach his full potential. Dan Geany ' s involvement fias also extended beyond baseball. He W45 a member of the varsity water polo team and prior to that he was awarded M.V.P, for SM. wat r polo. Dan. has attended float builds, dances, and class, competitions, and has also performed m Air Guitar., Outside of school, he is presidef of the Key Club. Dan ' s fattier has infTuenceicf hM | the most by continually supp tjng DatiiJ iler cisions , Dan feels the most important a j ects of his life are abiding by his moralgfand sta ing cl6se to Irf? family. N ' Mike Kislig is a member of Both the.«arsity baseball and basketbalLj eams. so spends much of his ti fe playin a scout league Jbaseball team. MJWil ' sfii es to either obtain a masters de ree4o business or launch ., I a ' career in protessional basebali ' th most important asp s of Mike ' s life include God, faith in himself, -tanA his gtrifriend. Despite injuries to both: his knee and ankle, Mike con- tinues to play sports successfully. For this reason, he believes he can do anything he sets out to do. Jere Crosby earned his first varsity letter in baseball during his sophomore year. He has also been actively involved ;in basketball (as; ' assistant manager), S.A.D.D., jjind S.A.C . Jere ' s hobbies include collecting baseball cards, playing tennis and golf, and watcbifig movies with his friends. His plans for the fu- ture twre to play i aiseball in the ntajor leagues and b ' ecome a P.E. teacher or CQachf k . ' Shireen Simpson IK ' V. David Sims