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

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John Jamison Susan Janicki Faith Jarret Wally Jester Robin Jimmerson Christy Jimmerson I wonder how I am going to explain to my triends why I hove poles growing out of my arms, thinks Keiji To- mura. No More Trash Cons Being a Sophomore means not being pushed around or thrown in trash cans. Sopho- mores are transitional students, moving from frightened Freshmen to upper-lowerclassmen. Being a sophomore gave me more indepen- dence and freedom, stated Jenny Noss. The Class of 1985 has good qualities. There were approximately five Sophomores that started on the Varsity Football team and the Soph-Frosh Baseball team did well. Doug Frate said, Our class does good in sports and aca- demics. I feel we need more school spirit at assemblies, In general our class is outstanding. Brenda Johnson Jeff Jones Jennifer Jones Ken Kaldenbach Terri Kalt Roger Kavigan Brian Keane Dave Keii Sahar Khoury David Kidder Dong Kim Linda Kim Audry King Colieen King Micheiie King LIbby Kingseed Lara Kiniey Connie Kinninger Lisa Kirlcpatrick Gina KItzmiller Lindsay Kleist Really, Julie, look at my shirt for a few minutes and your head will start spinning, says Carmilia Montague. Sophomores 251

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Sophomores Look Towards The Future Jeff Harpole Todd Harris Angela Harrod Rick Hawkins Gregory Herrln Mike Heuser Janine Hilderbrandt Joey Hill Lisa Hinderliter Paula Hinderliter Kelly Nalto wonders what the contents of her mother ' s sandwiches are. David Hintz Mike Holdeman Todd Holt Brian Hoogerbrugge Rob Horning Ray Hostick Hi Jim Houllls Stephen Houston Richard Howarth Nicole Hubbard Scott Hudson Russ Hughes Mark Humpres Julie Hunsaker Lynette Ignacek ' If I open my book and look really confused, maybe my teacher will believe I left my homework at home. says Rusty Moore. 250 Sophomores

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Driving Soplnomores We ' ll it ' s finally here! The year where the Sophomores become drivers. The best part of being a Sophomore is getting your driver ' s license. Here at E.D, we have an excel- lent drivers Education Program headed by Brian Kursbard. The class lasts for one semester where each student answers questions an d takes tests concerning rules on driving. The true test comes when each student is put in a real, moving car and told to drive. Many of the students hove had exper- ience, but then again you have those who can ' t even re- lease the emergency brake and start the car. Driving is the number one cause of teenage death, and it is a very important class to take for future drivers, says Kurzbard. The main point that Kurzbard stresses to all his students, Always remember to buckle up, it will always save your life. Kristin Ladner Michelle Lane Lisa Laricic Joe Lauble Lori Lebo Brian Lee Julie Lee Kris Leedy Lisa Leinen Mil(e Lo Traci Lombardo Jeff Longeuay Mauricio Lopez Kevin Lowell Kim Loyd Sharon Lyon Dana Madson Stan Madsen Kevin Kleeme Tonya Kondouski Mike Krause Connie Magno Valentin o Manfredi Michelle Norcutt is seriously upset about her fortune, while Joannie Hampton and Michelle PaoleHI think palm read- • ing is for Freshmen. 252 Sophomores