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

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G. Roblneti K. Rowe R. Sampson B. Schaner S. Schooping ■ — ' — k p • i!» v ' fjT|»- - i f i llT S JLI i 1 i.i 1 1 Mr. Mosley doesn ' t always know what is going on around tiim. Faculty 287

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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

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Filfifls Ttioi Cowi t)! Ttioir Evo FqcuIiv ' s Fovonit Movit a S. Shick D. Smith C. Grosse - Chariots of Fire - The music was great and the story spotlighted a humble man who made a tremendous difference in his world. A. Leonard - E.T. - The plot resembles how the young grow up in America and to me, was very nostalgic. M. Sonneburg - My Favorite Year - The movie hod excellent acting combined with a great script. Comedy done by serious actors is always the best comedy. D. Chadez - Chariots of Fire - This movie was very realistic unlike many other sports movies. The portrayal of the athletic struggle was well done. K. Pence - E.T. - I ' m a fuddy duddy when it comes to movies but I enjoyed E.T. T. Brennan - Rocky III - I always enjoy seeing the underdog win. Besides, the hit music kept the story moving. M. Sonnenburg B. Stocklein B. Steffy J. Tebay p R. Thomas N. Trumpfeller Mrs. Test advises Brent Fisher not to join-up. 288 Faculty