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

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Mr. Latlerral! Aren ' t you supposed to be in class right now? ' ' scolds Miss Lynch, Jill Westphall. Danny and Cha-Cho, Dee Dee Shomaker, ex- ecute the stunt which wins them the dance con- test while Becky Van Bibber and Tom Hummer watch in awe. After a radical change in appearance, Sandy puts Danny in his place, but Rump Roger is quite content with the way things are going. Drama 121

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We Go Together, Forever! It was one of the best musicals that we have ever put on, was the response of Grease director Gai Jones. The musical about the fifties was a big success. The Valencia Auditorium was sold out on the second night of production, Saturday, Feburary 5th. The profits helped with the great expenses of the show. The audiences were fantastic. They were great stated Senior Kata Conlon. Kelly Trivers, who played Frenchie said, It took a lot of hard work and time but I enjoyed every minute of it. It was well worth it. Audience member Jasmine Murata replied, It was very well organized and entertaining. It was great seeing a vari- ety of people in the cast. Danny Zukko was portrayed by Billy Cohen; Sandy Dumbrowsky was played by Cherie Rolapp; Rizzo Kenikie, Jan, Roger, Frenchie, Doody, Marty, and Sonny were all played by Kimiko Maeda, Tom Trerise, Jenee Gill, Tom Hummer, Kelly Trivers, Matt Arietta, Chris North and Lonnie Haralson respectively. Sonny, Lonnie Haralson, asks Danny, Billy Cohen, why he is wearing his underwear while Frenchie, Kelly Trivers, decides whether or not to take the job at the burger palace. Hey, Fongooll! exclaims Rizzo, Kimiko Maeda, while playing that Sandra Dee bit. The casts reaction after singing We Go Together, 120 Drama

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Aspiring Artists Independence, and the chance to earn 10 college credits are the two factors that set Honors Art apart from any other class at E.D. The Honors Art class is part of the advanced placement program in Studio Art. It is a national program that allows stu- dents to earn college credits for work done in high school. The AP program also offers courses in English, Mathematics, Science and the Musical Arts. At the end of the course the AP students are required to take an examination to record their progress in the AP course. The exam is also used to determine whether or not a students work warrants the giving of 10 college credits possible for him to earn. Because of the nature of the work done in studio art, however, there can be no formal examinations. In place of an exam the students must submit a portfolio of their work for examination by a national committee of artists and teachers. The portfolio is mailed to judges in Princeton N.J. who evaluate and grade the portfolio on a college based level. If the portfolio receives the score of 3-5 (5 being the highest possible) the student can re- ceive college credits before entering college. The Honors Art class is advised by Mr. Wright and Mrs. Hutche- son. The class is intended for highly motivated students seriously interested in art. The students (generally Seniors with 3 yrs. of art experience) must be recommended by the Advisors. The five students this year are Jasmine Murata, Ron Cozort, Renee Weir, Mike Van Bibber and Kristie Sweeney. .4 ... And I ' m gonna have chickens in the hen house and cows in the barn- yard, and says Renee ' Weir. How do they expect me to finish this? says Jasmine Murata. Holding my pencil like this I bet they think I drew this picture, exclaims Kristle Sweeney. 122 Honors Art