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

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Gosh, I hope I don ' t find half of a worm in here comments Jerilyn Jertberg. Jeonette ErPamos RandolpK ttamo« lla|endra Ramsamool Reed Reisner Steve Reiter Renee L. Renoe Annette Replogie Debra J. Richards Seniors vX

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Movies Play Roll At E.D. Many students around the E.D. campus did var- ious things, be it homework, worl , or even play at the local arcades. But many students. Freshmen through Seniors, were avid movie goers. Movies can control the students emotions; there was Jason, the three dimensional character from Fri- day The 13 th. three, that kept students awake at night. Then there was the frantic comedy of Fast Times At Ridgemont High, which had the audience rolling down the aisles. Don ' t forget E.T. who dealt with students emotions by trying to find home. Movies played an important role in the life of E.D. students; they started new fads, created new gossip, and even inserted new words to our dialogue, such as narly, and bogus. Most E.D. students attended movies in the evenings, maybe with a date, if they could af- ford it, and could get a date. Others attended early matinees, because it was cheaper and their younger sister was paying their way any how. Movies were expensive and varied in price from two dollars up to five, but most students from El Dorado attended these movies because they were a great source of entertainment and offered an interesting topic of conversation dur- ing a hectic school day! KImIko Maeda finds something humorous in the Senior Quod. Tyrone Pembleton CIcllia Perry Sharon Peters Kim Chi Phan Teresa Phillngane Patty Pike Dirk Pinkerton Thomas E Plantamura Karlsa Plehn 64 Seniors

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Seniors Look Towards The Future StevepRlggfns Melinda Rischman Amy J. Robertson David Rodriguez Cheryi Rolapp I Jon Samsei William Sanderfield Who is Mark Gieser trying to pick-up now? 66 Seniors