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

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Sandra Gonzalez Craig Goodman Rick Graham Tempe Graves Shannon Green Joe Greene Jennifer Gregory Ei Heather Gri s i': 'f ,:,.,., 1 Brent Grunsiih .3 A 15331 fffmher izio Lynn Hagar r we Kim Hagedorn , .,,- ' ,,, Cham Halle ifiii f ... Tammie Hanson Amy Harline A ,,. VVV ' rii. r - , llz, A Carrie Harrington ' ' 5 'i - 1 1iA'5 A ':,' T 'i Elizabeth Harrison C David Harry f H ' Z . ' fV., Matthew Haynes Karen Hedderig ' .L 4' fx , A 5, f, ,, ,,.w tzit . aa-t aava zyt at ztti ,ws VW W , W W ff X 4 V X 21 4 t K ., 9 Q z 1 Yer 7 f X f Y 4 fa ' fs 'F 4 1 1 J ,K . , 4. 9 1? i, fii-. .f ,,,, ', 7' raw. V, . . f ti, ,,,, W A, , fi- gm 925 - -f f M a a ez j a ir 5 , ,, fn. f 5 'Z' K i' z at Q 4 z 1 at I IYAQ 1 M I fl 1 f W 2 V f 5 f X 1 X , were .1 'ww , W 5 f W Q f gf f Z W ia W 4 , fi nzii 'tl was kind of worried about be- ing a freshman and being picked on, but once l got here, it was really fun and I made a lot of new friends. Nina Friar Q x Fre hmen voice uncertainty 6 6 t was confusing but exciting at the same time. l didn't want to leave summer, though. School isn't any harder right now, but I'm sure it will be. Brandi Sancho These were common thoughts of many new freshmen. High school was an intimi- dating force in the minds of younger stu- dents and most upperclassmen thought it was amusing to see the relief in most of their faces as the year progressed and they became more relaxed. Seniors had a ball by trying to make high school appear menacing, This was only because, once long ago they had been freshmen too, and they could plan on being treated like freshmen next year in college. Well, the freshmen never stressed too bad because they knew that they would have their own turn in a short three years. Coulter Marshall and Bill McAdam sit down and enjoy a lunch with Tricia Miltenberger, Coulter and Bill were both in basketball, while Tricia was in soccer, Kevin Pacourek looks over the campus. lt often took a while before freshmen grew accustomed to the new environment. James Lee and Erik North enjoy a lunch in front of the locker cage. James played football and Erik took honor's classes and was on yearbook staff. Angela Weir and Kim Walters talk about their plans. Both were honor students this year. W. Freshmen 2... .:: .... : A X E .. .R Na- -we l l X l W

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