El Dorado High School - El Dorado Yearbook (Placentia, CA)

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student Council Members El DoftADO HIGH School P SC«nii«, Caliromia 92870 Julie Stow- Commissioner of Activities Lori Hogan- Jasmine Murata- Commissioner of Pep Pepster Representative Cheri Rolapp-Boord Representative Cecilia Perry-Inter Club Council To the anidents of El Oortdo: I ' m sure this school y«ar Ud left sanethlng lo everyone. Activities, clubs, and special l«nc «rp b1 tsvorlte of stiidents. ChiDges norc ande for the bettfi school, such as tht creation of Senior forking, even tha students prB not in agreonent. I ' ve always felt there school than sports and activities and that has been prov by the ntDrale of the student body. 19E13 hjis bcun dllfcr ycare In that the Ka»ks cre not all winners. Wp tixii s caild. Our student body learned sn Unportant R-seon In school pride meotjers on council e wetv able to carry on a productive year. I ' m proud to be graduatlre frar E.fl.H.S. and I hope a strong enou prec«lont has been left so that others rtll tie equally as proud In ,:.,■ ■■. HOME OF THE HAWKS ■ • ■ m Tammy Brown-A SB President Student Council members discuss Spirit Week, while Kevin KIrwin is more interested in his crayons. O 114 Studer t Council

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strive For Spirit And Unity There was a group of students at El Dorado dedicated to improv- ing the school. We tried to organize activities for the school to better it and help students with problems, said Student Body Presi- dent, Tami Brown. The student council consisted of creative people who came from different groups of friends, Tami admitted that not everyone on the council got along because of the different people they hung around with, but together they worked to make the school year fun. Among the usual dances and lunch time activities that the coun- cil worked so hard to give to the students, council members escort- ed students from Japan around El Dorado to visit and learn about the American school system. The most memorable extra-curricular activity that we had was the Christmas pictures with Mr. Titus dressed up as Santa, Tami grinned. As a working force, the council created special car parking privileges for the Seniors which, they hope, could be better en- forced next year. They also changed the school ' s constitution add- ing to it and eliminating different things. Under the changes, we have more representatives from all the different clubs, stated councilmember Jamie Arnold. One thing that Tami would like to have changed is the attitude of the A.S.B. and council. She feels that everyone could be more spirited and that more people could have gotten involved, al- though many did. I wish that when people complained about the activities we provided them, they could tell us what ' s wrong with them so it could be better, Tami contemplated. In conclusion Miss Brown said, The council worked well togeth- er. We had pretty good activities that got alot of people active and were very productive. All members in favor of 6:00 am daily meetings, please raise your hand. Lynn Sappington-lnter Club Council Lisa Conklin- Jilane OngnaAssistant Melinda Fizzard- Kathy Donovan- Commissioner of Commissioner of Assistant Commissioner Publications Publicity Publicity of Publicity Representative Kevin Kirwin-Semor Class President (f 1 Eric Oison-Junior Class Holly Piper-Soptiomore President Class President Dan Sutherland- Freshman Class President While selling sieves. Vice-president Jaime Arnold practices for her future singing career Student Council 115