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

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- ►. t Y ?! Lynda Stevens Marc Stock Eric Strandberg Michael Stroud .Vr ' M ' ' ' ' i :- : [v f . Chad Stuckey Margaret Sullivan ,.4 ' ■ Susan Sullivan ugene Chen xcellence in Action Faster at Quiz-O-Matic than the entire Capo Squad . . . more powerful intellectually than half the faculty . . . able to write body copy for a top-caliber yearbook in the wee hours of the morning . . . it ' s a valedictorian . . . it ' s a NiMSQuaTter . . . it ' s Eugene Chen! As a four year member of the Academic Decathlon Team, Eugene ' s consistent perfor- mances were key to the team ' s traditionally impressive finishes. He has also been instru- mental in leading the Kiwanis and Knowl- edge Bowl Teams, as well as the Math Team, to victory. As if his achievements in aca- demic competition weren ' t enough, eh dem- onstrated his leadership as vice-president of French Club and C.S.F. After seven years of rigorous dedication as a Boy Scout, he attained the rank of Eagle rilfttC Scout. While his peers have enjoyed sleeping past 10:00 on Sunday morning, Eugene dili- gently attended the Irvine Chinese School since first grade. (Count it, folks: that ' s 624 Sundays, 1872 hours!) Beginning with a sev- en year old ' s version of Chopsticks, Eu- gene has also become an accomplished pia- nist and recently completed in a Bach Festi- val. An Ivy League School (possibly Harvard) or Stanford seems to hold the most promising future for Eugene. Because he enjoys dealing with children, he hopes to launch a career in pediatrics after attaining a doctorate in Be- havioral Sciences. When asked about his fu- ture, Eugene simply replies, Medicine, medicine, medicine. Eugene considers family and friends the two most important aspects of his life. Said Eu- gene, While my parents provide me with the drive to succeed, my friends lend me the everyday support that makes life possible. - a.c. k.g. -. :ir . Jebraun Summers -St) ' ■JfiSirv ;» ' r: t Gerald Sunseri A lA