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

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Laureen Hurlbut James Ignacek Bill Ingebrigtsen Douglas Ireland Kyle Iwanaga Dave Jack Jim Jackman Robert Jackson Ravi Jain Yvette Jaramillo Yvette Jenkins William Jennings Kathleen Johnson Neal Johnson Debra Ann Jones Douglas Jones Stephen Kampa Lisa Kauble These men. Nick Vlaslnic and Don Rice, are practic- ing their poses for GO magazine. Both Nick and Don keep in shape by participating in school athlet- ics. Best friends. Erin Hall and Cindy Willc! share their lunch time together. Both Erin and Cindy participate with the performmg arts department. Sophomores 77

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I Love El Dorado As the school bell rings, over 1600 students move In separate directions. Each has a separate life, one that is different from any other. Of these students, one leads a life which has it ' s own unique pattern. Sophomore Leslie Anderson, for the past O years, has spent most of her weekends at either Snow Summit or Mammoth. I like everything about skiing, it ' s the one thing that makes me different. Everytime I go n a hill. I feel like I have accomplished something, nted Leslie. Besides winter sports she also likes the - -. . My favorite season is summer because there ' s no school and there ' s a ht of things to do. I love to and go to the beach. she pointed out. As another activity iside of school, Leslie takes voice lessons. She has been ' I like taking , . p has inspired in many ways. Even though Leslie has many outside .ivities, she also enjoys school ones. I like to go to school .tivities. My favorite is the football games because every- ' « « »nd has a good time. she commented and con- . .ove El Dorado because most of the, people are really outgoing. I hope the rest of my high school ye as good as this onel I love El Dorado because most of the people are really outgoing. I hope the rest of my high school years are as good as this one! comments Leslie Anderson. Matthew Graeff Kathy Graham Steven Gray Tammi Green Glen Greenberg Mark Greenlund Diane Greiner Brian Guest Laura Gutman Ricardo Guzman Say Finine Hackett Sha Marie Hackett Wendy Hakeman Erm Hall Jackie Halverson Fred Hand Kathy Jo Hardesty Jennifer Hardy Wendy Ann Harrington Tammy Harris Mark Haskell Heather Halstad Jill Hassel Richard Hebert Shelley Hedlund Charlene Herrera Karen Hill Joseph Hoffman Michael Holtorf Serena Hsieh fmr fM 16 Sophomores

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Comfortable But Enthusiastic No pressure and no hassles is the best way to describe life as a sopho- more. As a tenth grader there is no more running to class or panic when the locker doesn ' t open. By the time a kid has reached his second year of high school, he has found his place in the school envi- ronment. This is what has made be- ing a sophomore so comfortable. A sophomore tended to show a lot of school spirit and enthusiasm about the different activities that took place on campus. In class com- petitions they always came in sec- ond, right after the seniors, who were always the most spirited. As a student has gone through his sophomore year he has made many changes and has grown up quite a bit. But they never seem to lose their childish quality, they just don ' t expose it as much as fresh- men do. Tara Villavicencio is distracted from her conversa lion by breakdancing in the theatron. Many activi ties took place during lunch for entertainment. Randy Keeler Keith Keil Kirk Keller Lynne Kelly Sondra Kelly Renata Kendall Helen Kim Susan Kim Stewart Kimura Scott King Terri Kinnear Martin Klassen Jennifer Koch David Krall John Kupsh Johnny Laguna Robert Lancey Marc Lange Keli Larick Michele Lehner Kimberly Lewis Robert Liess Mike Lin Tracy Litt 78 Sophomores