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

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lui-ing lunch .lonny Morgan oats Io gain buck Philip Nevin makes a face as one of his friends QI slI'K'llj.lIh and talks to ii frim-nd. Fm-yi things comments about his playing ability. He was aYai'sity ere :noni relaxing. Baseball player. Qob Halma, Devang Savani, and Ajay Patvl huddlo around their lunches. They enjoyed Lheir science :lassus ,-Z7 77'!77f A , 'ffZfff ,Mfr 11, L- f ' -faq, 1 f'f A' ' ,,r'-iV,..i' ' ffz2Lf ,,,,gw5 ,W.-.1-2 1 Art Lopez. does not look happy as he makes his way to his next class. Art was involved in football this your, ...f-' LVM,

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4. 4 ,U K' 4 W ' 'H' 4-' 1,22 'fe 11245 .qqzgvg , Eiga! Q f 4' ,'?g,:f1 I Q , . , sf I , ., J - 3 'sii ii vg,g f, Matt Husovsky and Lance Keeter sit under the cover of the theatron during lunch to hide from the sea- igulls. The birds passed over theschool on. their daily route to- the dump. 5 Vi L K' Craig O'-Neil glances over to read thenewspaper. Craig often pondered life during iunch. ' . I . K Juniors isle be . 3 s X . x xy! s gore Sq' D...-,sw ar WVWW. gf 1 ,wie ! .4 . it ' af 1-. my we -. 9' as nf fc' ,Q 1 n 't 4 Gerald Nakamura smiles as he tried to avoid being hit hy the seagulls. He played on J.V. soccer this year. Z or juniors, high school was thre quarters of the way done. It hel many challenges for us that helpe us grow and mature. The year was whe many of us began to think of our future what careers we would be interested ir and what we wanted to do with our lives Route 89 brought us closer to our senio days. Hopefully, we developed a sense o who we were and our individual value and concerns. Learning from those gon before us and from our own experiences we discovered what high school was al about. We had seen good examples set be fore us of things we liked to continue with and bad examples of things we wanted tl change. Now as we became the emotiona and physical leaders, we took on a respor sibility of keeping up old traditions an creating new ones, making necessarl changes in our own lifestyles and makin decisions about our future days. Prepare for special days ahead, the unsure bump and sharp curves of beginning day smoothed awayg but new challenge faced us, and new turns in the roa resulted. This of course was inevitabl in life and for theInostfpart,i we real ized that we must take the bad with th 3995- However, we could not give, up trying tofbecome the very best we could be Self-fulfillment and satisfaction were ult' mate goals to set for ourselves. Asijuniors , this year, A we were upperclass men putting on 'an example for those afte us. Next year, as seniors, our example would beieven'srnorefimportant. ltgwas ug to us to uphold the standard of our schoo and to .take pride in all wegstand for. Ou responsibility was to show tothe new com ing freshman what El Dorado was al about andmaybe more importantly 'wha high school was all about. So we took ul our courage rtoqstriveieand reachifor thi sky. i Q, ,M 'Hn ,wall ,annual ga

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