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

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Ramona Croasdaile Kenneth Crompton Tracey Croom Anna Lisa Cruz Michelle Cusick Jennifer Dam Lisa Hudson. Denise Padilla and Tina Apalalegui casually stroll by the senior quad hoping they ' ll go unnoticed by preying seniors. Brian Dolnick Cheryl Poose Jennifer Douglas Donald Doveatt Christine Du Rocher Alexander Dude Rebecca Dukes Stephen Dunk Gary Dunnavant Shannon Early Randy Eickhoff Alicia Ernst Freshmen 91

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Being a freshman can be one of the hardest things to go through in high school, but getting involved can help make the transition from junior high a lot easier. That is exactly what Brent Lantz did. Brent has been playing the drums for over four years and is on the EDHS drumline. I enjoy playing, comments Brent. I plan on continuing for a long time. Along with being a drummer. Brent plans on joining the water polo and swim teams. Other of Brent ' s hobbies include bike riding, skateboarding, going to the beach, and being with friends. As far as school and academics go, there could be some improvements. Being a freshman isn ' t as bad as it ' s made out to be, says Brent. I like the people, but not the work. Drumming His Way To Success While sitting with his friends. Brent Lantz smiles at the surprise treat that he found in his lunch today. Jennifer Carrig Brandi Carrigan Ted Carson Cameron Carter Alyson Casias Kimberly Castillo Marian Chamberlain Tom Chen Eleanore Chen Darren Christiansen Merritt Claudin Timothy Clement Mary Cline Douglas Clinton Kevin Closson Teresa Coffman Christopher Coldiron Maureen Connelly Barbara Connolly Adrienne Cooper Shane Cooper Chris Cordova David Cornelius Brian Corona Kimberly Cortopassi Matthew Cote Cynthia Courter John Cribari Nannette Crippen Thomas Crisp n rt ' iPi! •1 90 Freshmen

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Freshmen Phobia Being a freshman is something everyone has to face during high school. Although age is the only difference, freshmen are judged more critically than the upperclassmen be- cause freshmen don ' t know what to expect and those who are no longer freshmen, like the chance to tease them as freshmen al- ways are. Probably the biggest fear a fresh- man has would be the first day of school. Worries about getting trash canned, forget- ting the locker combination, or getting lost, enter the minds of all 9th graders. When asked about her first day of high school. Jill Dinnebier replied. I was excited and a little scared. Surprise was what Shelly Piper felt. She added. It wasn ' t even as bad as I thought it would be. Dave Coley. on the other hand, was just plain embarrased. Ev- eryone just stared and gave me dirty looks. Deven Kelly wonders what Tiffany Laubie finds so amusing. The theatron is the most common place for freshmen to eat lunch. Elisabeth Evanshine Nichole Eyre Christopher Facione Robin Fallowfield Stacy Anne Farkas Luma Fattohy Daniel Felsenfeld Stephanie Fleming Doreen Fletcher Andrew Flint Carolina Flores Gabriela Flores Marcus Flores Anthony Fonseca Dean Ford Elaine Frank Elizabeth Frate Eric Fredrickson Scott Fryer Simon Funge Lori Galvan Jennifer Gandin Mike Gapik Jennifer Garcia Dana Gardner Karrie Garrett Dennis Geer Jacqueline Genow Mary Gerace Candy Giffin smmm 92 Freshmen