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

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Life At E Dorado W P jp r ■ :«s ■lifc p ' ' A M iP J5 Michael Mergotti Theresa An Merkle Heidi Meyer Joanne Miiano Lori A. Miliedge Christopher Miliich Coilette L. Mitchell Kenneth J. Moil Deiphus Montagne Jr. Julfanna M. Moreau Jamie Morris Stephanie C. Morse Butch Sakashlto thought that the Senior Quad was the other way. 60 Seniors

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Meilnda Mauzy Laura Louise McAvoy Dabble K. Mc Clure Alan E. Mc Cormack Wendell L. Mc Elfresh Panwia Mc Gaw Kelly Ann Mc Ctaiade Ann M. Meade Christine MeJIa Brett E. Menzle Seniors 59

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William D. Mosley Chris M. Mott Glenn Mowery Kerri L. Moyle Jasmine Murata Matthew Muskavitch Michael D.Muskavltch Lisa M. Nagei Mellnda Fizzard, ready for a toga parly in the rain. Kenneth A. Nelson Judy A. Nerhus Mark A. Neu Life As A Senior . — • 1 B n HI ji H FnHI ' 1 if I. li I . ' M 1: 1 When you ' re going through the first three years of High School, to be a Senior meant to be Top Dog - terror of Freshmen, and Underclassmen in general. You think When I ' m a Senior, nobody is going to push me around. I ' ll be the boss. I ' ll be able to walk with my head held high. But as you become the almighty Senior, you realize that things are a little more complex than you thought. You realize that no longer will you get up in the morning and have your day set. No longer is your life the same old grind . No longer will there be the predictability of high school to rely on. No longer will you be in high school. Soon, you ' ll either be getting a job, and taking on bigger responsibilities, or going on to college. In some cases, that will mean leaving home. That brings on more fears about your future. What will it be like? What will you do? How will you do it? It ' s answering these questions that the El Doradian ' s journey is all about. Dave Dracoules finds humor In Freshmen Brent Fisher ' s school enthusiasm on toga-day. Seniors 61