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

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They Finally Earned Respect A successful season usually means abun- dant publicity. The El Dorado Varsity Waterpolo team received ample supply of it this year. Their winning season was recognized throughout Orange County and the student body. This was obvious when over I.CXX) spectators from El Dor- ado alone watched the C.I.F. final match. I like watching waterpolo be- cause it has a lot of action, stated sen- ior Carrie Cline. The waterpolo players themselves en- joyed having all the publicity. I enjoyed having the publicity and all the excite- ment helped us during playoff tiine. commented John Evans. Goalie David Evans agrees. The publicity was great and really appreciated. The players hope this attention will continue into the future because the waterpolo team will always be winners. 206 Waterpolo

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t J- The El Dorado Varsity Waterpolo team, (top row), David Evans. Steve Walker. Cra ig Tillman. Mike Eairchild. John Kwilman. Tom Alkin. (Middle Row), Greg Clark. John Evans. Mike Tillman. Chris Ames. Mike Maclear. Eric Corona. (Bottom row). Rick Hawkins, John Bell Empire League most valuable player John Kwilman feeds the fast break offense. All-American Chris Ames passes the ball back in on set offense. Varsity H O Polo 205

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fiv ' -«im 4 % 4i All C.I.F, goalie John Bdl shows strong determination In blocking a shot. This sign proves that support is needed all year. Coach Tom Milich gets a point across during a C.I.F. playoff game. Sophomore Mike Tillman cocks his arm in preparation for a shot on goal. Junior John Evans looks for the open man to receive his pass and score a goal. Varsity H.O Polo 207