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

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'NT R r,...a mm-Wk if x 31 if 'fi Za ' 5 , 3 Q.. W Before class, Mrs. Relstab contemplates her thoughts on a pad of paper. She taught Physical Education. A perplexing question is asked, Mr. Morales takes a few moments to think. He speaks German fluently. Looking forward to his next class, Mr. Brown casually waits by the door. He has taught at El Dorado for many years. Teaching is strenuous, Mrs. Crays catches a few Z's during her last class. She diligently organized National Honor Soci- ety functions. Mr. Leavitt converses briefly with some of his students during break. His great sense of humor spiced up his classes. Teaching, a noble effort People often sacrifice their de- sires to fulfill another, some be- come teachers to help others learn and develop their own desires. Gai Jones, the performing arts teach- er turned down a contract from NBC in order to help drama stu- dents achieve their potential. New Choir Director, Bill Peterson, who was once in a band in Oklahoma, moved to California three years ago to pursue something different. His sparkling enthusiasm encour- aged many vocalists and song- writers this year. He also has been directing Saint Paul's Presbyteri- an Church Choir. Melanie Alex- ander has been dancing since she was seven years old and has taught dance for thirteen years here at El Dorado. Although de- voted to dancing, she wouldn't consider dancing as a professional job. However, for those considering dancing, she had a few words of advice: Go for it! It's a lot of hard work and it takes a lot of effort, but you have to love it! U, Q O- 0 Faculty Q ,