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

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• «• . I 4a Jull« stow pretends she ' s taller than her little sister. Sherri Gram by sitting on the El Dorado Announcement board. Christina Strasiuso and Stacy Sawyer, new friends since they became Little and Big Sisters. Lori Jottnson teaches her little sister, Andrea Strasiuso her favorite past time. Seniors 77

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• ' Seniors Pass On Their Pride Freshman have never been able to re- lax around the other classes of E.D. That was until the student council decided to change things. Last year a student sug- gested a Big-Little Brother and Sister type of program. This , said Julie Stow, is a good way for freshman to meet more people. We are hoping it ' ll make things friendlier. The idea is to have Seniors help the Freshman around campus and to simply enable the Freshman students to meet more people-especially the Sen- ior class because the Freshman rarely have classes with Seniors, and they don ' t always have the opportunity to meet them. Hopefully, this will start a new tradi- tion within the El Dorado campus. Discipline seems the only way in which he ' ll ever learn , states J«f( Raskin of his little brother Gng Clark. Just like Big Brother , states Brent Fisher while Tom Hummer shows the lil eness of their hair. f J-cc 4 j ou( - 3 o t fo-fy th 1 S i ' -ov ' J y CiUy - L l Con ' = ' } - ' -rx ' . Oy iyi S Y-Gf ? 6f i( e 76 Senior Activities

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Memories Of El Dorado Life She ' s not listening to me . Patrick Devaney exclaims to tils friends, as Susi Hibler, fed up withi him, looks away. Two true friends, Kimi Maeda and Cathy Llado. Growing up at El Dorado left us with several memories. All the social events will never be forgotten. All those dances, the dances when nothing mattered but that super im- portant date; all those football games when alot of us didn ' t know the score of the game, just the de- tails of who ' s with who, and all other surrounding gossip. Those frantic food fights, pegging the guy across the way, when, hopefully, no one was looking. And the crazy as- semblies, which we either let get out of control, or made the best of, with El Dorado ' s well-known spirit. Can- ning a freshman seemed to make anyones day, unless you happened to be the freshman. When thinking back to all the good times, it ' s hard not to remember all the loves and losses, and sometimes those good times weren ' t always so good. But, they seem to always leave you with a smile. Most of the El Dorado stu- dents made the best of their E.D. life, whether or not they were in school. Those special friendships will most likely be retained for years to come. Reminiscing over past par- ties, and the rest of the fun, will probably be the fabulous end to the fine year of 83. Education was per- haps the most important part of at- tending El Dorado ... but E.D. fun made the time spent learning more enjoyable. 78 Senior Candids