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

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R. Garcia C. Gross S. GulloHi O. Hasson Mr. Titus tells his newspaper class that they honestly dont stand a chance against the yearbook Softball team. R. Hepp E. HIntz E. Hopkins K. Hoyt E. Hoop«r B. Hutcheson sw. • K: i G. Jon s J. Koenig In his ever-famous mirror shades, Mr. Davis cruises the campus looking for delinquents. 284 Faculty

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Mr. Titus questions the trespasser for a field pass and she is up to her neck with photo assignments rd ' j ■ IM A- Cole T. Conley L. Grays J. Dlsbennett L. Eynon After being told that his Psychology class had been naughty for the substi- tute. Mr. Mosely makes sure that Mr. Hasson, the informant, is telling the truth. Faculty 283

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Excuses, Excuses, Excuses B. Kurzbard S. Leavm A. Leonard P. Lovejoy Trying to explain last nights homework to his students is Mr. Woy. Question: What have you found to be the most innovative excuse by a student for not turning in an as- signment? Mr. Leavitt: Dog ate it, Mr. Disbennett: It was last year. My ferret took it and hid it under the bed. (And that ' s a true story!) Mr. Sonnenburg: He was in jail all night. (Also true) Mr. Leonard: I was attacked by a band of wild gypsies on the way to school. Mrs. Cass: It was in my dad ' s car. The leasing agent came and took the car while I was sound asleep and left us another car. Mr. Pence: My mother picked it up with her papers and took it to work. Mr. Cardinale: One morning the sister of one of my freshman stu- dents made my student go home with her because the sister, who was a senior, was wearing see- through pants with red polka-dot underwear and everyone was mak- ing fun of her. The senior made the freshman go home with her be- cause the freshman had clean clothes and the senior did not. Mr. Dutcher: The student usually says that I lost it - and I usually be- lieve him. That ' s not the most inno- vative, but it is the most effective. Faculty 285