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

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Milenka Rengel Roh,Renkea is Leland Riker Erin Riley - r, v ' Trishia Riley l Gabriela Rios , Mark Ritchie EL 'EE l X ac xc ,1 1. -: Effe 4 c . e.. , E M N ! ,S g in so ls- is W X N s X X X 3 X E c X N i i fi: U-'Yi X - .,,- .. ..., E:. . , f'.. 3 S , Terri Roberts yt F ,g r y I t ' ' Hector Robles ' K A l - X ,- 3 i Marc Robson ,a as ---- -, ' X ,, , Q. it Tasha me-squez, S 1 yy r y S Nate Rogers S ' sssss r at l i l Tony Romero Q i'.X i t iv Scott Romney - l il S X ' :,,-.a- , Ri. ssefereise spew : T l . 4 ioii , s t V Paul Ross it or at ,..,. Malt Runge Randy Sawdv S t vt Jennifer Sanatar S Q G 8 4 ' ' ' i ': ' iiii i 3 ,, iil i ' of I, Michelle Sardinia, V . Q y s S iws i i Melanie Savord ' . A ' ta ' .A it S e r ophomores start on Sophomore Vicky Burk was off to a great start in her high school career. She was a second year member of the girls varsity basketball team. Not only was she an avid basketball player, but she also participated on the F'roshfSoph Volley- ball team and was a member of the California .luniors Volleyball Club outside of school. Be- sides being in athletics Vicky Burk was also a talented member of the l-ll Dorado Concert Choir. Vicky displayed her leadership ability being on the choir council and helped to make important decisions about the activities of the choir. Despite Vicky's active schedule in school and out of school Vicky managed to have honor classes and maintains a 3,8 GPA. Because of her academic success Vicky was accepted into the academic leadership clubs NHS and CSF. Vicky tried to spend as much time with her friends as much as possible, feeling that they were an important part of her life and that her l'riends were what made school fun. High school is better than what l expected, commented Vicky llurk, l knew school would be fun, but this is great! Vicky knew her success would not stop here and that she would continue to strive for excellence in high school and when she goes onto to college. LD Vicky Burk takes time to get her thoughts straight. She was active in athletics, performing arts and academics. Jenni Sanatar listens attentively to Nicole Gerace interesting story. Lunch was a time to spend with good friends. Stacy Woodruff and Monique Mittenzwei are in- trigued by what Kari Snow is telling them, They all enjoy one another's company. Michelle Allen and Jennifer Christiansen smile happily at the sight of their friends, Break al- lowed them enough time to chat before their next classes. a Sophomores UCCGSS l Nix if :X at D-... ,. 5 S W..-... 6 , X., .R E,

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v if 'J' ff J ...ow ...anvil Ke s come with age ophomores had a fun year! The fresh- men blues were over, that nagging queasi- ness of walking into the wrong class Qfilled with the seniors, of coursej or the humiliation of being canned were finally REALLY over. The big six- teenth year of life, oh, how sweet it was! The ripe ag- ing of an eager teenager, tasting only a slice of life. With hopes and dreams of the future, but loving ev- ery moment ofthe present. The special age which qualifies a person to drive legally where the heart de- sires, or as far as gas will go. Parties, nights out on the town, and pure ecstatic joy to celebrate the arrival of the special year. The keys to the family station wagon or mom's Cadillac were temporarily in your possession. Dreams were filled with Porsches, Ferraris, Maseratis, BMWls, and Volkswagonsg realizations became anything on four wheels that goes from point A to B. But hey, sixteen was only a stepping stone in the roaring rapids of life. Jon Terrell said getting my license made life a whole lot easier. Scott Lee said Hturne ing sixteen was a relief because you don't have to be so dependent on everyone all the time. .9 Sophomores is Kathy Nehreus wonders what she is going top choices for lunch time. S if 5 I0 buy for lunch today. Pizza and Salads were Someone has really caught Amy l-Irtle's eye. f Amy was a member of the Junior Varsity 2 Soccer team. N9 fWW M 'tstressful period. with buddies. l-Ili Marcus rushes from class to class. The five minute passing bells were sometimes a John Traylor grimaces as he walks around during break. something must have upset him. Break was a time to snack or socialize