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

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Joelle Samsel Stacy Sauber Amy Saunders Angela Schaefer Jodi Schindler Klmberly Schmidt Sara Schmunk Klmberly Schienberg Scott Schienberg Donna Selbert Michael Schaffer Sean Shedlock Encouraged by the Sophomore class. Beth Rosipajla competes in an all-out eating class competition. Sophomores Justin Sweet and Mitch Maeda discuss the pros and cons of being sophomores. Both look forward to their next two years at E.D. Sophomores 83 ' « '

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A Class With Class! You ' re not a freshman anymore, but you ' re not an upperclassman ei- ther; so your teachers don ' t expect alot out of you. It is a time to grow up. Shannon Rathbun is giving her opinion on just what exactly a soph- omore is. The sophomore class is probably the most overlooked and unnoticed class on campus. You don ' t get the attention that goes with being a freshman, and you ' re not a big junior that has become an upperclassman, and you certainly lack the authority and presteige that the seniors obtain. So what ' s left? Sophomores are special, not because of what they do, but be- cause of who they are. Your sopho- more year is like a year for chang- ing; you get your drivers license and with that comes a lot of respon- sibility. It ' s a time to reflect on the past, and a time to make goals and to look toward the future. I look forward to being one of the upper- classmen and being able to partici- pate in water-polo CIF finals, com- mented Mike Maclear. Todd Pope and Meredith Cline turn jusi in time to catch the camera. Meredith is involved in many sports, and Todd is planning a trip to Mexico over Easter vacation with his church. Keith Poutney Ross Probst John Puentes Jacques Quimpo Shannon Rathbun Kellie Rector James Redman Scott Remenar Kimberly Ressler Eric Reynolds Bret Reynoso Donald Rice Devin Riley Cynthia Robichaud Corinne Rodriguez Kristen Rolapp Michael Rowan Melissa Runyon Brenda Russell Kerri Rutledge Jeffrey Ruzicka Mark Rylance David Rytych Jenny Sadoski 82 Sophomores

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Successful Sophomore Many students felt that getting in- volved in activities was the key to suc- cess in high school. But with all the demands that school places on students today, it ' s hard to believe that anybody can find time to participate in extra-curricular activi- ties. Sophomore Steve Froning has defi- nitely found the secret. As a freshman, he played on the basketball, football, and tennis teams. This year he played basketball, water-polo, and he swam. Al- though Steve has been playing basketball for over six years, his favorite sport of the year was water-polo. It was great for my first year playing, commented Steve. We were 21 and I overall and we won league. With all the time Steve spends in sports and keeping his grades up to a B aver- age, he finds little time to ' relax and have fun. 1 spend my weekends going out with my friends and going to par- ties, stated Froning. I also enjoy doing yardwork and gardening around my house. Steve Froning takes time to relax and enjoy his lunch. Steve spends most of his time playing sports throughout the year. Steven Stoddart GIgl Stolfi Andrea Storm Gregory Stout Kelli Sutton Justin Sweet Seiji Tamura Rodney Tarlton David Ten Berge Judy Thomason Andrew Thompson Todd Tomazic Myrna Trejo Michael Tucker Christina Van Dieren Eric Vassar Julie Vendes Julianne Vesper Tara Villavicencio Nicholas Vlastnik Alicia Wagner Marleen Wagner James Whal Jami Walberg 84 Sophomores