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

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Sixth Wo Man The N.B.A. is filled with top sixth men such as Bobby Jones and Michael Cooper. A sixth man not only fills the shoes of a starter but must add a spark to a teams attack. Jenni Bishop is the sixth wo man for the girls Varsity basketball team. This was her second year playing Varsity basketball. My best as- set to the team is my defense, said Jenni. I like making steals. Jenni had a dual role. Against shorter teams she got a chance to start. Her best game was starting against Pacifica. My passing was good which triggered some of our players, she replied. Jenni finished the game with six points, her average, as the Hawks won. Basketball is the most challenging part of my day. It isn ' t the only part of her day through. She plays the trumpet in the march- ing band. Jenni is the third chair, first trum- pet section, which is equivalent to the third best trumpet player. She hopes to move up to the number one chair next year. The trum- pet is something fun for today. As for the future, Ten years from now I see myself as a successful business woman. John Collier Duane Coming Jill Conn Sandra Conner Bradley Cook Mandy Cook Eric Corona Steven Courtier Julie Cresclone Jacquelyn Cnsliano James Crosby Tina Croswell Laurie Crowe Nick Cruz Barry Dahmen Aniiand Daigle Brad Dam Richard Darden Sandra Parnbrough Kellie Davis Relaxing after basketball practice is Jenni Bishop. Jenni also plays on the Softball team. Juniors 55 -

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Michael (.arrig Jeffery Carson Julie Casdorph Michele Casias Peborah Causley Brenda Cavanaugh Maria Cesaro Richard Chamberlain Hsi Pin Chen William Chen Kathleen Chiechi Suzanne Choate Brian Choi James Chow Teresa Christian Robert Christiano Karl Christiansen Eric Christopher Jim t. ck has played baseball at El Dorado for three years. During lunch he demonstrates his sliding technique. Vic Erwin and Tonya Eraser share thoughts at lunch. These two had developed a special relationship through their years in school. 54 Juniors

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Punk: Music With Meaning Often stereotyped as violent or im- moral. Punk Rock is not what it ap- pears to be. • Often people see punkers as vio- lent, but we just are rebelling against the social standards of our society and war, commented ju- nior John Douglas. We just don ' t like being violent, we enjoy the look as well as the music, replied John. When asked if there is a message in punk music Lisa Apalategui replied, Why have war when everyone can be united; that is basic message. With such an understanding of punk, these individuals know what they are talking about. Sure it might just be a fad, but it ' s not to be over- looked. There is something to be gained from this music, whether it be an understanding, or the times or just the style of the music. John Douglas is not a violent and immoral punk, he just dresses to fit the music. Diane Delnay Julie Dennis Deanne Denson Amie Diamond Shawn Dillon Ashley Donath Kristen Donath John Douglas Darin Dresser Bethann Driscoll Brian Dufault Bruce Dufault Randy Dufresne Lawerence Duke Steve Ehrich 56 Juniors