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

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H29-37-96 Hike, says Kevin Schula as he prepares to throw the football at the Homecoming game. Kevin was the quarterback for the entire game. ln the Homecoming game we played against Los Alamitosg the stands were filled with spectators showing their Hawk Pride! The crowd was led by the enthusiasm of Wild Bill. United as one, the cheer- leaders look on at the quick pass Schula just threw. This year's cheerleaders tradition- ally kidnapped last year's cheerleaders from their homes at 4:30 a.m. to help with the Homecoming events. The air was cold and frozen with excite ment. Eager to watch the annual Homecoming game and the traditional crowning of the Homecoming Queen, swarms of ford Stadium on October 23, 1987. At 7:30 sharp, the crowd assembled out on the field, awaiting to cheer on the psyched-up players. The ground trem bled as the confident herd raced through the lined-up fans. A special run-through sign, the boys in black are back, was demolished, yielding gold black, and white ballloons that rose endlessly into the sky. The starting gun shot off, Play by play El Dorado's Varsity football team tried to capture victory. Cheerleaders, crowd and band, roared anxiously when Los Alamitos scored twice in the first half Homecoming Game Y Xi hen asked if hc thought the team w rs optimistic Co rch Carl Sweet replied I think they were up for the game for two reasons first bu ruse it was the home coming game ind sccond because wc were plaving I os Al los Alamitos con tmued to hold tightly onto their lead during the second hrlf At the end of was defeated 14 0 The homecoming game was not the only exciting event of the evening One by one the 1987 88 court was chaffeured in fancy cars around the track When the court was in its proper place the announcer s deep voice called attention The crowd hushed to a complete silence as suspense filled the air and the Homecoming Queen is Tami Gul Low Screams and chcerrng drowncd out everything but the thrilled shriek of Tami Tears flllcd her ey es as she was crowned by last vcar s Queen Andrea Clark Y DF? warmly-dressed hawk fans filled Brad- the game, heads hung as El Dorado , I- n A ' , ' I ' ' .' sb

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. , I . . .............. ... ............ ... i o oo oooo.. - it as ec se- r . ' - -.-Ma-fagfaai salem Wiseman W 'ir fr Growing up yer cl r e a m you will al- ways have love and ability. I wish for your heart and mind, that they will stay young forever. When life seems lonely, look to others for comfort Someone will be there. May your heart sing with rhythm and joy. May tifie love and happiness within you remain forever. Hon Yarner and his girlfriend, Angie Lee. practice their pose before getting their picture taken. Ron is involved in bodybuilding and has won several awards. 1' Homecoming Dance irls rushed around to make sure their hair was perfect. The guys kicked back, looking forward to the evening ahead. Homecom- ing Dance was here. As the couples arrived one by one, greetings and ex- citement multiplied. Once inside the doors, the plain gym took on a new look. Blue and white balloons floated in the air. Tables covered with white linens and flower decorations provided places for the couples to relax and chat. The popular D.J., Gemini, added to the atmosphere. Senior Nichole Eyre com- mented on the music, lt was pretty cool. Just when the crowd he- gan to relax and enjoy the dancing, midnight came crashing down. No one wanted the perfect even- ing to endg so quick plans were made for what to do next. Some couples went to Balboa for a walk in the cool air, others gathered at friends' houses to watch movies and continue visit- ing. One exception was Beth Frate. After the dance, I spent the night at Music Plus waiting for Depeche Mode tickets. Reflecting on the evening was Erin Kearney: 'Tm really glad we fPaul Ha- gerty and lj decided to go. The dance was set up very nicely, and it was a lot of fun! Eb