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

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David Jones Geoff.JoneSg, c Julie ' Jones Jeff Kelly ffl' Kevin -Kieffer ' Jung Kim Lucy Kim M . -,,Wukr.Kim .. l Jenny Kimble 'J Daniel Kimura f KellyfKlassen A Michael Knutson K Jason Koren A Jennifer Krause 2 . - M .. ,,,, , ,,...v,,,, .. f , f , '7 ll A .17 , ' , y. . ' ' -f L We 3? .wa W We .. j , i a 'fi ,wi ,V fi Mawr' 1 7 ,QQ X 7 if 5 .. ,. , , , M 5 I 4 W ' W an Hag. .7 if E r 9 2 ti 251 , i Z f i 5 ei , vw, 5 , l , f Wo. ff X fx af Z 1 fl mg. . f, wi, Z ,.1.,, ,,, X K X5 ,il ga it ophomores accept re pon ibi it Finally turning lo, and getting your li- cense were two ol' the most exciting events any sophomores could endure. Being a sophomore required responsibil- ity, as well as independence. With that came the privilege of being able to drive. For most ol' us, we all have an ideal car that we'd like to own. How many of us, at one time dreamt about our dream car? I'm sure that we all did at one point in our life. Here a few sophomores shared their dreams. My dream car would he a Kala Kupsh- red BMW with tinted win- dows. Kelvin Williams- white Lamborghini that I could cruise in. Jennifer Sanatar- black BN1Wm3. Nicole Gerace- black Ferrari. Kevin Hastings- red Porsche, What was the farthest distance you have ever driven? Judee Lee- I drove to Hacienda Heights with my mom. Robin Petillo- honestly, around the K- mart parking lot about IU times. Kevin Hastings- to Osco. Joey Jackman munches away on his banana while in the company of his friends. Lunch was a time for friends to gather together and talk a lot. Bobbette Cook looks for her adven- turesome friends. Where are they off to now? Heading for their next class, Jenny Kimble, Michelle Utt Cwho has this strange fish fetishj, and Cindy Peters talk about their plans for the upcom- ing school dance. K Kara Kupsh Jeff Lance .. 'rienlte f . Sandee Ledbetter lf JUf1C0.L6Qr. K s J s- Kathy Leaf K Scott Lee Joseph Leicht e r Jim2Leonard n . Tim Llewellyn Jennifer Long :ff Shannon Louda if - Anna Low it Searybowztz e wvs,Av- Sophornores tg f Q Q ii. . 5 if M ! ! ' i e 5 . . A . , ,,,, , rfr' . f V 6, ,,.. , .,,, , . V , .... -. M . . t . i s '5'71 l 93' sv ' ' 'f K V I 1 Y, . . ' 5 E .. H .A ' 4 A .. . ve ' M? W' n a.. gt. 1- .- .. V ix' J M a

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ophomore , growing up, getting older y the time a kid has reached his second year of high school, he has found his place in the school environment. This was what has made being a sophomore so comfortable, the relief of not being a freshman anymore! Just knowing that the word didn't refer to them was enough to put smiles on their faces. A sophomore tended to show a lot of school spirit and enthusi- asm about the different activities that took place on campus, whether it was an assembly, class competition, or lunch time activity. No pressure and no hassles describes sophomore life. As a tenth grader there was no more run- ning to class or panic when the locker refused to open. As a student who went through his sophomore year, he made many changes and grew up quite a bit. Although they haven't lost their child- ish quality, they just don't expose it as much as freshmen do. wif' if-Ti tsgl Laura Dawson and Clint Scrivner tell ,jokes as they eat lunch. Laura was on the Junior Varsity Cheerleading squad. Kelly Clausen and Jennifer McFerson socialize while walking to class. Jennifer was in drama. Chip Marasco and Matt Bohen joke around during lunch. Matt played football and basketball. fe: 'G Sophomorcs

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. f . if . s, E as 3 X i 1 ese P' A ,pifyi Zi if s i s X K X s X X X Y, QE l i X X X X ii Ss X it 5 X 1 -s is x 3 X yi X E X 4 K X... sg t I 7'Yi'ii ' Kristie Loyd Robert Lynch Rhonda Lytle Ericko Mae Donald Eric Macklin Matthew Maclear AnnMarie Mamuseia Chip Marasco Christopher Marshall I Steven Martin Alex Martinez Elissa Marzicola Linda Mason Phil Mayo if being able to drive! Mira X XX x xx x 3 X Q X is N X K Q Twin I ., , kv ,lg ie ef t e gf. ,. if it 3 Q n 52, . .wha E ' Xl With all the accidents on the roads due to drunk driving, how does this effect you? Jennifer Sanatar- It infuriates me because no one has the right to take my life away just because they decided to drink. Carlee Costa- Scared to death that l'll be hit by one. Sharon Palacios- It makes me more cautious when I'm out driving. Robin Petillo- It scares me be- cause I feel at any time while l'm on the road, a drunk drive er can loose control of their car. I have no control over the situation. How do you feel now that you can drive? Nicole Gerace- Superior and excited to be able to finally drive myself and friends to concerts, etc . . , Carlee Costa- l feel good that l don't always have to wait on my friends for rides. Kelvin Williams- lt's wonder- ful. lt's the going thing. Q Mentally reviewing for a test next pe- riod is Kirstin Cox while Shannon llouda fixes her hair. They enjoy each other's company. Proud to be sophomores,Brian Segar and Nathan Manchester race to the cafeteria. Remember guys, you're still underclassmen. Teresa Warmoth looks over Tamera Warmoth's shoulder as they prepare to vote. Voting was only done during lunch. Heading for their next class, Dolly Ilorius and Sara Arnold walk side by side. Both participated in the Make il Difference Club. Frank Mc Bride Jennifer Me Ferson Kathleen Mc Guinness Ian Me Haffie Danny Mc lnturff Susan Mc Kee Rocky McLain Y' LAN 1 Sophomores x