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

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Ronald R. Burns Erik Byers „ »„ ..« Absolutely no way sighs Mike Wood to Ric Allen, What Donna M. Byous .3 p q ,„ Greenlaw - Related To Einstein? Every school hos outstanding students, but at El Dorado we have someone who outshines the rest. His name? Joe Greenlaw, and we think he just may be the next Einstein. Joe who was a Senior this year, maintained a 3.9 grade point overage throughout his four years of high school. He averaged three and a half hours of homework per night, and he was ranked fourth in his class at the end of his Junior year. But Joe didn ' t just study he was also active in school organizations. Last year he was President of the French club, and is a second year veteran of the math team. Joe also was a very active member of NHS, and CSF, in which he served as vice-president in charge of fund raising. Joe ' s favorite subjects ore math, science, and working with computers. In fact, computers interested him so much that he volunteered his summer, to help instruct our teachers in computer operation. When asked what the most remarkable thing he ever accomplished was, he replied, Well, I got a score of 790 out of 800 on the mathematic section of my SAT test. That score, along with his verbal score, earned Joe the award Merit Scholar, an honor given only to the top five percent of the students in the country who take the test. That alone is proof of the talent that Joe possesses. He also secretly revealed that he didn ' t even study for his SAT test. Some people have recognized Joe ' s talent, self-discipline and wish to succeed as a result, he was picked as one of the six people in El Dora do High to compete in the 1982 Orange County Decathalon. Joe plans to attend Stanford when he graduates, and major in physics. When asked to comment on his hard work and accomplishments, Joe smiled and responded, It was worth it. Seniors 41

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Seniors - We ' ve Got The Beat Juila Langston Bolie Maureen Bohen Tiffany Bose Thomas D. Bostic Peggy oumTI Lee C. Bouy Scott R. Boveia Leonard Boyarsky I Tracey L. Boyce| 40 Seniors I don ' t care what you say Kristle, 1 still think It looks like a gunl , Sarah White exclaims to KrIttI Sweeney.

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Food For Thought . . . Food is an important part of so- cializing. And everybody eats, es- pecially students. After the Varsity Football games, fast-food joints were popular hang- outs. The Great Western Pizza Com- pany and Taco Bell were the most popular. Food is needed to survive. It is one of the three factors of living: food, shelter, and clothing. School, work, and entertainment all include food. Food can be expensive or cheap. It can be homemade, fast-food, or gourmet. But food is important-to everyone. Arlene R. Cano Maria A. Carchi Maria Rawson is determined to finish the poster, which cheers the players on to a win. David Carmo Nina L. Carson Bradiey Gary Raymond Causiey Maurice Cevaiios Linda J. Chambers May W. Clien Tony Clien Wiiliam Choi Lisa Christiansen 42 Seniors