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

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Ann Viceroy Simon Vien t Kara Virginia Stephanie Virnick -d •M • l%. « tfV l I wi • traight A ' s trive for Success Besides being a great artist, Anthea Howell earned first place in the Saddleback Science Fair, was in- volved in Senior Council and C.S.F. and worked at Ichibiri. She hopes to have a career in aeronautical science or physics. Ben Jewell also excelled in his high school endeav- ors. He has received an award in German, Most Im- proved on JV soccer, and fifth place on the body- boarding team. He plans to attend a four year col- lege, medical school, and earn a PhD. ' Scholar Athlete in soccer and volleyball, a plaque in Algebra I, Best Defensive on JV Volleyball, and certi- ficates in chemistry and A.P. American History are some of the achievemanets of Suzy Sullivan. She is also involved in Home Ec. Club, Senior Girls ' Club, J.S.A., and O.C.P.S. (as president). She plans to attend a small liberal arts college on the East Coast. . ' ' • Rochelle Clark has excelled in cross country and I track, earning Scholar Athlete, JV Most Improved, and Athlete of the Week. She has been a member of Home Ec. Club, C.S.F., and Spanish Club. Appropriately named, BIythe Yamamoto is known ' t for cheerfulness and optimism. She won the Out- B, standing Junior Girl award from the El Camino Real le« Women ' s Club and N.M.S.Q.T honorable mention - and is involved in Home Ec. Club, C.S.F., and Youth ' « £ and Government. f? 1 V ' ' ' 5v. Life ' s hardships are not new to Juan Medina, an outstanding student that works full-time (sometimes until 2:00 am) on school nights. Juan ' s dedication has earned him a plaque in biology and a certificate in chemistry. He plans to keep a full time job while attending college and becoming a mechanical engi- neer, -f.l. WW

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f ngelie Cacho 1 ppreciates Art The countenance of Angelie Cacho stands out in a crowd, mainly because of her radiating smile. Although she has a strong academic foundation (with a G.P.A. of 3.7) and an active club involvment in anything from C.S.F. to the Spanish Club, Angelie ' s forte is in one of life ' s greatest pleasures, art. Through the guidance of Mr. Guerrero, whom she credits for her artistic success, Angelie has distinguished herself as one of the most outwardly creative people with ink or watercolor. Angelie hopes to attend Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo or a G.C. school majoring in a computer science and minoring in art. -f.l. Jennifer Wey 1 Ricky Whipple ' ' m fl(S ' M ' . n ' ' m 4Srl ■ «sr: 1 Lynne White Emily Williams Lisa Williams Mark Wilson