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

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Darrel Mansfield was one of our concert assetiiblles. Ho sang and talked to tlie students about the idolistic lives of rock- stars and their involvement with drugs. The concert was cool because I like hard rock. Getting out of class was great loo. said Tim Behan. Big brothers Roger Behle. Linh Nquyen. and unseen Brian Flalley are really enjoy- ing the Freshmen Foam Head competi- tion. This was jusi one of the activities for the Big Brother Little Sister program. Freshmen Lori Salsburry. Alison Blum, and Amy Jackson cant wait until tFieyre sen- One goal of the ASB officers was to as many new and fun competition! activities as they could come up The Ugly. Feet contest was one o class competitions during Spirit Week. 150 Student Life

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Ghosts, Goblins, And Gizmo 1 •N Ghosts, goblins, and witches were not un- usual to find roaming the campus on Octo- ber 31st. Many students participated in the annual Halloween dress-up day disguised as clowns, ' 50 ' s girls. Hippies, and Nerds. Dur- in g lunch, a contest was held for the Best Group, Scariest, and Most Original Cos- tumes. The Nerds won in the category of Best Group. A pumpkin full of candy was awarded to Tracey Borowski for the Scariest Costume. Paul Flatlcy won the Most Original Costume award with his table setting cos- tume. No nuclear WarsI Halloween hippies Jeanine Samsel. Brian Lee and Beth Green plead. Most of their sixties attire was purchased at The Goodwill or borrowed from parents. Pleased with their progress in dressing themselves, Brian Gal- vin. Todd Holt. Wes Porter, and Scott Fairfield smile during the dress-up parade. Many of the upper classmen dressed as nerds making it the most popular costume. What would be more appropriate on Halloween than a pumpkin costume thought senior Tammy Moore. Upon request Tammy kneels to the ground to fully demonstrate her costume. 152 Halloween