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

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Michelle J. Wells Vicki Whan Gary R. Whinery Jennifer White Judith Whitehead ph B. Whitney Kimberly A. Whitney Steven P. Wholley Mark E. Williams Roger Wilmovsky Robert G. Wojcik yen P. Wood William Wright Cari Wymer Lisa M. Yackle Richard Yargcr Mitchell and Dori Dowdell think about the e over lunch.

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m If you have a job, why not work for school credit? The work experience program gives high school seniors the chance to do just that. The pro- gram runs under the guidance of career counselor Mr. Dick Nycum. The purpose of work experience is to help the student adjust to the world of work and get cred it for it stated Nycum. Senior Paul Darn- brough agrees. Since I have the job and spend time at it why not earn something else besides money. The program may help students gain practical knowledge in a skill or hlep them with the advancement of future career plans. They also gain incentive knowing that they get school credit. I enjoy the program and it helps me for the future by just doing my normal job. It isn ' t that hard and the credits aren ' t bad either, stated Darnbrough. Paul Darnbrough relaxes before a hard day at work. The work experience program allows students like Paul to receive credit while doing their jobs. Renee A. Walker Stephen Walker Elizabeth Watson Audra E. Weaser Judith Weber Christopher A. Weis Gary A. Weisenberg Kathleen M. Wells 46 Seniors

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Dedicated, innovarive, and spirited are jusr a few of the qualiries this years A5D Srudenr Council possessed Ar rending 7:00 morning meerings, organizing such evenrs as Homecoming, Dig Drorlier Dig Sisrer, rlie Homecoming assembly, and sponsoring various foorball games were Jusr some of the acrlviries rhiey were in- volved ir Rob Ramos, rhis years ASD President, especially liked the auttioriry he was given. I like to direct student council meetings- I also like always knowing whats going on with the entire school ' ' Libby Kingseed, an active member in El Dorado ' s student govern- ment was this years Commisioner of Pep She was the key to all of our school assemblies, informing us of activities and getting us involved- Id get nervous when I first got out in front of everyone, but after a few minutes Id relax and have a great rime. The council agreed that they all got along reasonably well. As always there were conflicring ideas and opinions bur they always came to some sort of compromise. The Difference Is. . .Awarding ri e winner of rtie Ugly foor conresr , ASD Treasurer Gene Tjoo ' presents Jimmy Mansfield wirh a cernficare and a ribbon Gene frequenrly announces and describes these compenrions ro rlie srudenr bcxiy Spending nme earing luncii wirh tier lirrle sisrer. Jenni White, ASD Secrerary frequenrly sirs in rlie rliearron Jenni tias been on ocnve member of srudenr council rhtrougiiour tier years in higti sctiool The 1984 85 ASD council ore (rop rowi Wayne 5u. Brad Peters, Craig Olson. Shannon Emericif, Rob Ramos, Roger Kovigan. Jenni White, and Colleen O ' Higgins. tMiddle rov, ' ' Cheri Gould. Libby Kingseed. Karen Robert. Jana Florentine. Tanio Costello. Drian Lee, and Scoll Fairfield. Fronr Rov. Julie Morris. Holly Piper, and Faith Jarrerr. Taking a break from her hecric schedule. Senior Class Presidenr. Holly Piper absorbs rhe sunshine on a srroll rhru rhe senior quod Having been involved in srudenr council far rhree years. Rob Ramos, rhis years ASD Presidenr, keeps striving ro make El Dorado rhe besr 4S ASB Council