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

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Time Well Spent When Freshmen first start high school they are, understandably, very nervous and con- fused, High school is a very scary place, at least at first. But shortly after the initial shock of the new year the uneasy, tinnid Freshmen begin to meet new people and start new relationships. As they grow and mature they become involved in academics, clubs, and sports. The young students feel more com- fortable at high school. By the time the stu- dents start their reign as Seniors they have become well versed in the workings of the school. The end of school becomes a time to think back and reflect upon all the memo- ries and friendships. It is also a time to look forward to the future. The Seniors have be- come elated at the prospect of graduating and going off to college to set new goals for themselves. Diplomas in hand, the Sen- iors leave the security of high school to face new problems they have yet to overcome. Delphus Montagne looks as though he just re- ceived his draft notice. Lonnie F. Haralson Robin B. Hargraves Lisa E. Harper Linda L. Harrison Mary Harrod P. K. Haussmann Charles Hayes John A. Hayes iV Natalie Hemmen Jeanine M. Henrlques 50 Seniors

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Callnda Hackett Jeannine H. Haerie John B. Hagedom Richard J. Hagmaler Scott D. Hakeman Trovor Hambric Barbara Hanley Seniors 49

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James R. Hershey Susanne Hibler Jenna Hill Steve Rotuna is caught in one of the rare in- stances when he is actually working. Matthew HInderliter Bryan L. Hintz Phuong An T. Hoang John D. Hodgetts Kevin A. Hoffman Lorl A. Hogan Troy Holt William B. Hooppaw Thomas Rob Hummer Brian P. Hunt Jon K. Hunt Joseph Husovsky Kristen L. Hustad Seniors 51