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

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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

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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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Toochora Md LION ' S The educational staff here at El Dorado is without a doubt one of the best in Orange County. Some of the teachers have been here since the school opened in 1966. The friendly relations among the staff help ease the tension that Monday mornings present. Our teach- ers are a definite part of the classroom atmosphere, and a student ' s attitude in the classroom is greatly affected by the teacher ' s own personal way of teaching. At El Dorado we are fortunate enough to have teachers that are intelligent yet humorous, thus providing a suitable background for the learning situa- tion. t- ' , ..S4» £ T. Milich M. Morales D. Mosely I. Novick N. Parker K. Pence D. PIckney G. Rellstab D. Riley 286 Faculty