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

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f' . WV' iii' i 0 fa' . .g V Ann Chemick tells jokes while walking to class with her friends, Kathy Lee and Maryan Bakadori. Besides studying hard, school could be a lot' of fun. - Kim Sterling wears her bright smile. She was known for-her happy personality. ' 5 O O 1 . Q Sophomore An enthusiastic thesbian, Carmen Wall walks cheerfully to lunch, She was involved in the Grease production. s sophomores travelling along Route 90, we had seen two full years of high school. There were many victories mixed with failures, rain mixed with sunshine, mistakes mixed with successes. Route 90 had been full of bumps, curves, and even potholes as we continued to experience the various chal- lenges that high school brings to us, aca- demically, socially, athletically, etc. We began to meet those challenges and devel- op our position along Route 90. Our person- alities developed and strengthened along with that. But as we looked ahead to the next years, there was much room for growth and improvement. There was still time for us to change our course along our class' road. We could take our past mis- takes and experiences and strive for a better road as we became upperclassmen. Upcoming hindrances, new challenges, new struggles and victories, each situation to benefit of our personal growth and to the growth of Route 90. As leaders, the younger ones will look to us and follow our actions. We must be strong exam- ples through good and bad, it was our responsibility to take up the leadership given to us as we became veterans, old timers. This was our newest challenge which we faced up to meet head on. Yet, realize that even as wetreached high to get to the top there were still slippery places in the road, such as: tougher, more time consumingiclasses, lost friendships, and bothersome rules and regulations. Howev- er, let us remember our goodtimesfmost vividly, long time friendships, that special person in our lives, our successes in school, in whatever we were involved with. Keep- ing these things in mind we are inspired to build higher and becomeistronger while we travel to fill our place at El Dorado High School. . . s 0