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

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llichard Sandoval Michael Santa Maria Ronald Sarrade Lisa A. Sawyer Cheryl Schaefer Thomas G. Schmidt Michael V. Schula Randall W. Scott ShoUd I or shouldn ' t I, asks senior Ross Coulombe. Charles Scull Shauna Shaible Shelly Shannon A Model Senior Going to school for only four hours a day was ideal for Senior, Adam Traub. I hove only four classes and am hardly on campus. With my schedule I have become a model Senior said Adam. After Adam ' s four classes he works four hours daily as a Recrea- tion Leader for the City of Plocentia. Working for Placentia has been an experience that I ' ll never forget. I have done everything from assisting the City Administrator t cleaning bathrooms. explained Adam, with a grin. He has learned many things and thanks to El Dorado ' s Work Experience Program received credits for doing it. Adam likes to help people and would like to help anyone who needs it. He stated. I can ' t stand watching people get hurt and would like to contribute to them in any way I can 1 would like to become a psychologist or a social worker so I can achieve my goal. He would like to go to Fullerton College to complete his general education and continue to Cal State Fullerton for completing his major. His main goals are to become successful in anything he may pursue, becoming famous and wealthy and to become happier than he con imagine. In conclusion. Adam said. My parents have given me the support 1 need to achieve my goals. I feel they ore a main power source in my life. Without their love and concern I would be nowhere. Seniors 67

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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

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Seniors Know The Way All Seniors are one of a kind. The class of ' 83, however. Is a very spe- cial kind. We have experienced the ups and downs of high school and now we must look toward the fu- ture. The future, of course, will leave these high school years behind us. Of these years we have accom- plished much, and the memories we have will never leave us. We must set new goals for ourselves and continue to climb higher. We have confidence in ourselves - After all, we know the way. Mary Sheridan Ann Shoemake Jllone Ongna poses for the camera as Cecilia Perry tries to figure out what she just ate. Susan T. Shoho Leonel Sierra Jennifer Sims Caria L. Singieton Teresa S. SIcinner Robert W. Sicripico Gina Smiica Doug Smith Wiliiam F. Smoyer Lioyd Snyder 68 Seniors