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

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Showing his skili in handball, Steve Rotuna swats at the imaginary Kata Conlon Kathleen Connolly Cynthia Constantino boii. as Erik Byers snickers Wendy E. Coolc Crystal A. Cooper Gregory A. Cornelius Ross Coulombe Seniors 43

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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

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Senior Sounds Pop. Punk, Heavy Metal. New Wave. Jazz. Country. Rockabilly. Classical and so on and so on. All of ttiese sounds, and plenty of them, were tieard on campus ttiis last year. Radios and people played music whiich was a unifying factor among students wtio have nothing in common. During break or lunch, many a student gathered around portable stereo systems and listened to the likes of John Cougar, Crass. Iron Maiden. Oingo Boingo. The Dazz Band, Dolly Parton, The Straycats, and at least once, Beethoven. A unifying factor in about as many forms as there are. Says Dave Cravotta, Beethoven is cool, but Crass makes a social statement. Good-natured sectional rivalries developed between many groups. Punks would argue with rockers and they would argue with rockabillys about which kind of music was the best. Not only could these sounds be heard on campus, but also at places like The Forum. The Whiskey. Radio City. the Irvine Ampitheater. and Perkin ' s Palace. If this weren ' t enough, there were many students who formed their own bands. Our own Senior Class President. Kevin Kirwin, was in a band called Armed Citizen. Phil Van Der Most, of Armed Citizen, is also part of a band called Tension. All members of Tension play a major part in how successful we are. even though my brother and I write most of the music. offered Phii. Music. It eased tensions, provided conversation, and unified uncommon people an a common ground. Lori Johnson and Jerllyn Jertberg take port in fun, food, and of course, music. Ronald Cozort Ellene M. Cranick Stacie L. Critser Martha Crockett Todd C. Crockett Erin Cummings Steven G. Cusic Brian C. Dahmen Renata S. Darr Annette M. David 44 Seniors