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

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Juniors step up in olass he junior year was the time to start making the impor- tant decisions about the fast-approaching future. Buckling down on your grades, l'SA'l s, Colleges, SAT's, and Achievement Tests were the tasks ju- niors had to focus on. Sandwiched between who to take to Sadie Hawkins, and how to ask that special someone to Prom, juniors also had to face these weighty issues. Spending a perfect-beach-weather Sat- urday taking the SAT was no one's idea of a good time, but to those juniors hoping to attend college, it was a mandatory sacrifice. The last two years of high school moves quickly, and the future all too soon be- FREE - as -. N i S . ' luniors comes the present. With these hurdles behind them. the Junior Hawks could have a relaxing summer. .lunior Andrea Long told her impression of junior life, When l was a sophomore, all l could think about was how neat it would be to finally be an upperclassman. But. now that l'm here, it's a lot tnore work: thinking more about the future, col- lege. etc.. and realizing that l had to take school more seriously. Being a junior isn't exactly what I thought it would be. 0 J it tk. it ,tr r it ya 445 ,Q Dawn Nlolnar and Robyn Potnerantz walk to- sr' .35 , , . . gether between classes. This was a time to quickly catch up on the latest gossip. Lisa 0'hara and Kate Griffith show their spir- it by singing together on their way to class. Q Lisa was a Varsity Cheerleader and Kate was in Concert thoir, s 1 ,lennifer lluxieka piactires the saying Hate I . a coke anti smile. Many students drank so- . S - 'ZITT fY'1ff-- das because they were able to get them in the - s .... . ,,, A locker rooms and cafeteria. Kristi Yates smiles at her boyfriend ltuss Vhalko. lioyfriends and girlfriends are an im- portant part of high school. 1 X 2343434 '.'. :: I Q 4 ww' 4 A5