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

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In Perfect Harmony It is a privilege io be a part of the Vocol Ensemble Mr. Teboy says that the best singers m the school are in the Vocal Ensemble, commented Kim Whitney. The singers in Voca! Ensemble have earned their privileges. Everything they have received in the vi oy of av« ards and recognition, they have deserved, Mr. Tebay notes proudly Since the size of the group is so small, it is easier for the building of strong relationships Kathy Powers reveals. I feel so close to the people in Vocal Ensemble They help me to become more disciplined in my music while having fun. The ensemble entertained the student body in mony assem- blies this year They sang at the Homecoming Assembly pined by members of Vocal Ensemble from prior years The group also participated in a number of mvitotionols and competitions. They were one of the ten schools chosen from oil high schools in California to perform at Chapman College Thetr biggest competition was of Park Newport, where they took second place receiving three-hundred dollars. Mr. Tebay states, I ' ve never worked with a greater group. They had a terrific attitude and exceptional talent 1984- 85 Vocal Ensemble, front row, left to right. Mika Christy, Gregg Bennett, Becky VanBib ber, Stiawn Dillon, Cyndi Willett, Mando Fon- seca, Jjllian Ojeda, Bruce Smith. 2nd row Mi- chelle Crippen, Kim Whitney, Mark Hobson, Kathy Powers, Damon Cooke, Amanda Pem berton, Christy Clawson. 3rcl row Richie Flint, Amy Dukes, David Bullock, Erin Hall, Robert Trummeter, Amber Poulton, Casey Marshall, Chris North. Performing for a full audience. Vocal Ensemble follows Mr. Tebay ' s directing. Robert Trummeter and Chris North take their music seriously, Thinking of You This Christmas sung by Vocal Ensemble was accompanied by a dancing don- key, This was also performed for the Christmas Assembly. Vocal Ensemble III

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When thinkin the Air Force Junior Reserve OMrcers Training Corps (or A.F.J.R. rC.) the first thing that comes to mjj ffis dark blue uniforms, short hair, jroud stances, but there is alot more The California 25th unit at El Dorado is involved in many service oriented pro- jects in the school and community. They take time out to do special assembly pre- sentations and parades. The color guard won second place in the Piacentia Heri- tage Parade this year. Service is a big part of our class, says John Petrillo. They have done everything from Christ- mas Caroling at St. Jude Hospital to the Toys-for-Tots program. There are 5 periods of the R.O.T.C. All participants are looking for the three things out of the program; Leadership ex- perience, management, and discipline. David Hintz commented, I got in the R.O.T.C. initially because I am planning on a military career and it teaches me good responsibility which will help me in any career. AIM Their trips to McDonnel-Douglas Corpo- ration, U.C.L.A., and Air Force bases made the QO member R.O.T.C. of El Dor- ado High School- A Great Way of Life! HIGH R.O.T.C 113