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

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M Scott Fairchild walks along campus checking out someone across campus. Scott played water polo. Steve Wemmer points out something to friend Pat Powers. Pat was a swim- mer. ' Juniors A fi 'Q 1 i f 25 4 f I l 5 M 6 'EV f 9 X as ,T , ? f w 4 It , W e 4 E 7 it H ,K .. F! 'X z f U gb 3 it f KM ' X r .. .fy 5 , K W K if Z, .. ,l I !,,-7,141 M ,, 'e w' i . ,Z.. ,,,, M ,,,, , M, 525 ... , ff , f I M565 gf ' 7 , ,,,, f .. , 9w , , i if 41 X J af , , X K , , if IW? f ' 5 1 f f , af? ' mf' - mi ...gif fy 'f ,1. umm M- K of f iw , A .l wg ei 7 I 'V . ,. , , , ww M' , up A A f at f W .f Q55 X H M I f ,, ' f 2 HH ,ff-1, D, X -N i ,, A T f I ,f J - . f f 2, WV W ,f 6 , ag? gf 2 452 all Z fig? 2 N, Pi 3 Q 6 v Q Mal E 7 - ' 2 2 mga 1 W f 1 5 , I X 'W f ,,,,,, ,W I 2 , . , -,,,,,,-.,,, W 2,7 , 7 nv 'f 7 val . 7 r r f s W, ,MW .F f Y 1 Aff: 1 K L X5 la ,,,,, ,, ff ,W 3 M. t E 4 iw , ff , lg K jf gy WA M , W f W 1 in v 2 it l , Hs: f is gal f , 5 ff 'Z 7 W f it , Q A2 4 4, , , , A , ,,.' ,I ,,kV:V ,f Qs 5 K l as X 1 I X 49 f ff 1- , ma. fy, , . - f 'H' 'f ffliilf ,W ,,,,,,, ,, 4 ,i H. , f I V i ...,, , ,... A ,, I Y! f f , If y 7 , ff , f A at 1 K A f , , , Z 55251221 1 , 1 516, W M if . .,,, , rg f ?,f 5, A iw' Z2 J 4 f if iZ7K5iif',,:.,,- 5 aik Jr, ,, W , V ,,., ..., , W A ,gr : V 1:-A , A V , AN f ff 1, W We nf f , , ' 2 if 0 1 ff 4 , .., W Q if M Q if a raw , .. 1 .. , ie, 'A IV, E ' My ,il W .- M 1 4 E 'Ns -TQ 1 ia f fag

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The Junior Cabinet consists of Scott Clausen, Nasiema Abdullah, Marisa McGrath, Scott Fairchild, and fnot pic- turedj Shelby Heitman. They worked well together and enjoyed their jobs. Ad5.....,.,. Shelby Heitman Nasiema Abdullah Ma,-isa MCG,-am President Vice President Secretary elpful and hardworking, the 1987-88 Ju- nior Cabinet accomplished many goals. To start off the year the Junior Cabinet provided refreshments for the Homecoming dance and cleaned up after the Homecoming game. The Junior Cabinet members held the Winter Won- derland dance in the beginning of December. Presi- dent Shelby Heitman awarded prizes for the raffle drawing, which included ski lift tickets and gift certificates. Several participants said, lt was a great time to spend with friends and to prepare for the holiday season. The raffle was a great idea, and the picture set-up was excellent. Finally, the junior leaders organized and planned the SeniorfJunior Prom. They held several bake sales as fund raisers to help pay for the dance. The prom was held on May 14th at the Newport Mar- riot in Newport Beach, California. Shelby Heitman said, The meetings that we had every Wednesday morning were very helpful. The other members input some good ideas, and that's why we had such a successful year. CD EXPRESS S fa, 2 Scott Clausen Scott Fairchild Treasurer Publicity Junior Cabinet Q 0 O .lunior llillllllvl . .

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1989, a long awaited year. . s a Junior, you saw yourself in the middle not the new freshman or even the lucky senior, just a plain junior. However, like the sophomore class the juniors served as the traditional link between the youngest and the oldest. It was the first year that the juniors could consider themselves upperclassmen and enjoy some privileges. Some juniors should definitely considered themselves the luck- 7 1 4 4 fn af 1 I iest this yearg they got to go out a lot, relax before a hectic senior year, and en- joy some of the senior class privileges. They will never realize how lucky they were until their senior year arrives next year. 1989 will be the long awaited Senior Year for the junior class. CD Pal Kinney and Kristi Yates talk at break. Pat played football and was a wrestler. Phil Jones and Ken lsett ponder the days events. They were good friends this year. David Candow and Sean Wilhite walk at break. The two are honor roll members. Shane Borowski stands in a crowd. He was the pitcher of the baseball team. -a-sniff' Juniors