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

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w 4 Hi ■ s. ih Tf Outgoing and friendly, the freshmen enjoyed their first year at Dana Hills, although class president Penelope Littlejohns admitted, Most freshmen are just trying to get their freshman year done so they can have fun in high school. Penelope cited the class competitions as the time when the freshmen really pulled together. She commented that the Homecoming pep rally was especially exciting because we came in third place instead of the expected last. 1. Halloween offers freshmen, such as Shelley Burgon. a chance to regress and cut loose. 2. Lack of transportation leaves freshman Julie Feingold to suffer the tortures of cafeteria stuff. 3. The hard-working and dedicated freshmen produced an impressive green dragon for Homecoming. Penelope Littlejohns, Kerl Stewart, Sara Schibanoff, Nicole McReynolds, and Alyssa Stephens flash proud smiles at the cheering crowd. 4. Freshman lethargy is exemplified by Brian Beck, Tom Duffy, and Jason Downing as they sit on the lockers, learning appropriate lunch- time behavior.

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Anji Rude courageously takes the mike to sing If You ' re Happy and You Know It to a crowd of five fiundred people at the lunch activity during Christmas Week,

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ookies Heather Aardema Brian Abbadessa Jennifer Adams Nicole Aguilar Reid Alcaraz Carlye Allen Marc Alms John Ammon aniel Anderson Thomas Anderson Veronica Arias Tony Armstrong Dan Bachman Damian Bailey Elizabeth Baker Jason Baker Mark Balderman Susan Bank Penny Banks Heather Baric Lori Barr Anne-Marie Bath Kristen Beattie Sundeet Bedi Chris Bellitt Matt Beltran Jennifer Benecke Nicole Bensimon un the Class The first year in high school, and the leaders took charge. In September the freshman class elected their officers: Penelope Littlejohns, Jennifer Sie- gal. Shelly Richardson, and Lori Barr. Penelope, her officers, and the elected council set out to make the freshman year a memorable one. Penelope stated that the leaders pulled together in times of need and were very supportive of one another. This unity is a necessity when trying to keep a class of 642 spirited and enthusiastic. Freshman spirit surfaced in the lip synch. Home- coming float, and class competitions. Individual- ism was displayed through the officers ' distribu- tion of Valentines to freshmen with a 3,0+ GPA. As rookies, the team worked well together. When questioned about thoughts for the upcoming year, Penelope predicted an upgrade in enthusiasm and domination over the future juniors, -k.l. 1. FRESHMAN CLASS COUNCIL: (front) J. Spreine, G. Farrell, A. Bresson, J. Weinberg, K. Villanueva; (middle) S. Schibanoff, S. Nerenberg, S. Sanai, K. Mester, K. Good, K. Stewart, A. Stephen, H. Jensma: (back) M. Hagen, K. Haas, M. Hinter- meyer, K. Petersen, J. Benecke. 2. FREAHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Lori Barr, Shelley Richard- son, Jennifer Siegel, Penelope Littlejohns.