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

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Derek Brown watches a cute chick walk by. Rick Gundzik takes a break with his friends. KerrI Duke is really Interested in the way Naomi Murata eats her chocolate donuts By the expression on Pom Evington ' s face it looks as if she bit into a sour grope. It was so long ago At the time it all began When all that really mattered Were castles in the sand Then the day came When mom told you Soon you ' d be going To a place called school And so away you went With lunch in hand. Crying because mom Wouldn ' t go along to hold your hand Soon you were older; You tound yourself in camp And you phoned home everyday Because you were tired of the cold and damp. Then being away from home became quite simple; No fears to surpass Growing-up in a place called high school Yet, those years have gone by much too fast. Now those long ago fears are returning. Seniors need someone to hold their hands Things beyond are so uncertain And there is no time for castles in the sand. Traci Jennings Theme 5

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Castles In The Sand 4 Theme Lloyd Turner and David Rodriguez give looks to freshmen as they pass the Senior Quad. Take a Double Take with Mary Harrod.

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Julie Sfow ponders on life as Lisa Conklln looks away. Laura McAvoy and Laurie Padilla look at a freshnnan candid. Rene Weir watches the time fly by as she is late to her class. Amy, you got blueberry pie on your face again, gri- maces Judy Nerhus. Steven Spielberg, creator of E.T., the Extra-Terrestrial, has symbolized El Dorado students in a unique way. Indi- rectly, he has put the story of E.D., the El Doradion, into a full-length movie. E.T. and E.D. are brothers. They are alike in many ways. Their adventures are identical, but told in two different ways. The Extra-Terrestrial starts out unaware of his surround- ings, and feels he doesn ' t belong. The El Doradion also begins unaware, as a Freshman, After sometime, both E.T, and E,D. start meeting people and slowly develop a sense of belonging, similar to a Sophomore. When E.D. turns into a Junior, he becomes an upper- classmen and people look up to him. E.T., after being looked down upon for a long time, was looked upon for wisdom and knowledge. E.D. ' s Senior year and the ending of E,T, is very spe- cial. E.D, and E,T. have to venture out into their own real world ' s, E,T, is trying to get back home and E,D. must break from the sheltered high school life, into the real world and venture upon college and a career. This is one of the most critical points of E.D. ' s life. Finally, El Doradion has gone to the movies. The Extra- Terrestrial is very similar to an El Dorado student, both shore similar problems but both hove the some goal, to get home. So live your life in the real world, to become successful and worldly. 6 Theme S JpBjj BE ■ --. ' l] k 4 1 k ' J £ H