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

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At a lunch assembly. Mr. Bowman gets a pie in the face. Students with the highest bid got to do the honors. A Star is Born thinks this enthusiastically young- ster from Town and Country preschool. Creating his own Reggae Christmas is Gene Tjoa. His band competed against other classes in a class competition. Santa Claus Mr. Woy. not Superman! Mr. Woy is highly favored among the student body because he is so easy going and cheerful. Perfection describes Cliff Alvarez ' s portrayal of rock star Prince. The bands performance definately made the crowd Go Crazy. Assemblies ISB

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Assemblies are a rraditional activity at El Dor- ado. They are held at different times of the year for different reasons. There are pep as- semblies, an annual Christmas assembly, slide show and guest speaker assemblies, a student government elections assembly, class compe- tition lunch assemblies and assemblies for Homecoming, Winter Formal and Prom. The Homecoming Assembly was very special to me because I escorted King Nominee Roger Behle. stated Lori Lebo. Assemblies are also held to inform students of upcoming events and to honor outstanding athletes and schol- ars. Glenn Greenberg is one who doesn ' t like ■ ' boring assemblies. I like the class competi- tions especially when the people get out their and dance , commented Glenn. Craig Olson and Beth Rosipajla dancing to disco vs. Gene Tjoa. Scott Fairfield. Chris Saito. and Rusty Moore creating the ir own style of reggae was one of the assemblies enjoyed most by the school. That was just part of the famous Christmas Assembly. Among other events that took place at that assembly was singing not only from our school choir but also from the children from Town and Country pre- school. Not to be forgotten was the ever so popular visit from everyone ' s favorite Santa Claus, Mr. Woy. Announcing all the assemblies was Commissioner of Pep. Libby Kingsced. Everyone was always in a great mood, and that made me feel really comfortable out there. I really had fun , stated Libby. The Crowd Goes Wild! Ending an assembly with the Alma Mater, a group of juniors enthusiastically get involved. At the Christmas Assembly, we heard the Three Wise Men from town and Country prescliool sing a Christmas carol. One of the favorite pasttimes at El Dorado is hearing the little kids sing. Crowd pieasers Doug Sipple. Jeff Pctrcdes and Jim Buck perform one of their sexy routines. rii 182 Assemblies

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A Country Jamboree! The tradition of Sadie Hawkins at El Dor- ado is still going strong. This year Sadie Hawkins was a big success with 125 cou- ples attending. The theme of this girl ask guy dance was A Country Jamboree. I liked the dance because I didn ' t have to do the asking , stated Brian Galvin whose date was Amie Diamond. We really had fun. Sponsored by NHS. Sadie Hawkins is one of their major fund raisers for the year. Members of NHS headed different com- mittees such as tickets, decorations, pub- licity and activity booths. The booths were then run by the different clubs on campus which sponsered them. Hiring a DJ. a photographer, and organizing the decorations committee with Doris Endo were some of the things I was in charge of , commented President of NHS Jenni- fer Shecter. Attending the dance with her boyfriend Brian, Karen Robert said, Brian and I really had a great time together at the dance. 184 Sadie Hawkins