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

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1. Jennifer Brooks welcomes a spirited crowd to the beginning of a winter pep rally. 2. Ryan Harrison and Janae Deffenbaugh iake a relaxed stroll to the finish line In a class competition. 3. Kendra Philbin plunges her face Into a wastebasket in search of a wet rag on Homecoming Day. 4. Most students are all smiles at the thought of missing their third period class to attend a spirit assembly. 5. Shelley Cox and Stephanie Pate help Coach Imbilli recuperate after a tragic fall. 6. Penelope LIttieJohn graciously accepts her third place medal on behalf of the freshman class.

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HA WKIN, Chicks Scope Studs In an effort to reveal Dana Hills ' prima Adonis, the ASU took advantage of ttie ottierwise uncelebrated Sadie Hawlcins Day. The theme of Sadie 1989 was Unmask the Suburban Cowboy ; baseball caps and tennis shoes were doffed and ten-gallon hats and boots donned. Male appreciation was hyped throughout the week after the Sadie Hawkins Senior Dessert where the fifteen semi-finalists were voted on and the number narrowed to six finalists. Manly physique was tested during a slew of lunchfime activities: a talent show, tug-of-war, and Manly Feud. The week drew o a close with a showdown during which the former Sadie Hawkins king, Jason Blakemore, turned over his title to a new successor, Tom DeBellls. This surburban cowboy was draped with a flannel cape, topped with a ten-gallon hat, and given a bouquet of roses. A hoe-down was held that same evening and Sadie Hawkins came to an official upbeat end. -v.y.

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The Battle Cry Wears On As a Dana Hills tradition every once in a blue moon a pep rally is held in an effort to promote school spirit and provide an outlet for pent-up energy. Spectators wiiiing to spend their extended lunch dedicated to these two purposes were sure to have their expectations met. The typical pep rally commenced with a blaring happening new tune followed by a clamorous class competition in which the winning class was the loudest class. Skits and zany antics followed; students were found making human conveyor belts, pushing plastic eggs along the floor with their noses, and being carried around in wheelbarreis, among other things. The ringing of the fifth period bell brought an end to the excitement, and students were grudgingly forced back into the classroom, -v.y.