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

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ASB discusses 'ii 'Q' iynvn- li 5 . X it s sss , ne club that met ez every morning dur zero period was A.S.B. Student Council. The ai sor was Paul Preston, the Act ties Director. They discus school activity planning such Big BrotherfLittle Sister gatl ings, and went over old and 1 school business concerning Dorado and the surrounding c munity. They also worked tow exciting assemblies by planr out each minute for different tivities. Student Council m bers, perhaps without fully r izing it, set an example for student body by represen their school at A.S.B. camp other socials. The council high visibilityg the student bi especially impressionable un classmen, would look to their thusiasm for their school pil The group had to learn hov lead the school positively. A- President Dennis Shea com ed, There were some r great people on student co this year. The group got to k one each other quite well. reen Connelly said that Hwor with everyone created a fa like atmosphere. Once again El Dorado A.S.B. leaders unit lead the student body throu successful year. 0, Even Devon Alexander looked ene during zero period when the student cil met to discuss important issues was a driving force in ASB this ye Mike Kim looks on as Matt Maclear his sandwich during zero period, helped out a lot this year in assembli well as other activities. As ASB president, Dennis Shea, list everyone's views which was not al an easy task as shown by his faci' pression.

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Freshmen, impressed by high chool , ..s, g 4 , ,Q , sss, My X , 'g,: fi g' 7' vii? 7 A isa? ey laughs .w' l e - 1 f3fi,.,Dyanne g ed A W' . isa is hair is messedup after being ' F hi f . Camp. Getting creamed U Q a '3 '-, s ropj Natasha Lancaster, Heather Dickinson, Allison niddlej Dawn Netherton, Trea Shields, Cbottomj Lisa iey. I, M, A--1 I i'5?g,f .cf-K . .J rv. is evimls 7 he freshman year can be a very im- pressionable one, it can make you like school or loathe it. With the great impression the Freshmen cheerleaders re- ceived, they looked forward to having a super time for the next three years. Lisa Fouchey commented, My favorite cheerleading mo- ment was at one of our first winning football games. The score was 0 to 9 and the team was pretty discouraged, and we were also feeling a bit down. However, in the end, with all the cheering and yelling, the team won! She also stated that she thought cheerleading was be- lieving in your team and school. The squad was like a family that helped each other and had fun together. Dyanne Ellis said that her most memorable experience was the summer camp. She remarked, lt was great when we got in a dreadful shaving cream and green spray paint fight. We weren't the only ones getting creamed, so it was fun. The freshmen cheerleaders enjoyed camp because they felt accepted. U, M F Q I Y If I H V If as , ,, V ', if ' 5 ,V , W.-,,,, rw., fair 4,' W 4 , . h1,,ji7,t,, :V ,4 7 -, K, 'fy Ya' f, t.rJ ,sg 1' .ale w' 1 if X ri' uf ' ,455- .L X13 f 49 , ,X V 0 9 Fu-sliiiicii Cheer . 6 i-4'

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E 1 Y N, X 5 ,VVVV ' ik s. X , ' , 1 ,amz y yyyy it y 3, l Iltohertson and Tammy Williams worked hard this year in is they did with everything else they attempted during High School years. :ers ot' the 1987-88 ASB Student Council at leadership camp left to right: lst row Aaron Behle. Elisabeth livanshine, Wlaclear, Kevin Schula. Tom Crisp, Jill Dinnebier, 2nd row 7' lleitman, Dennis Shea, Jill Wesley, Devon Alexander, Xen Vonnelly. Alyson Casias. Ilrd row Tammy Williams, Morris, Julie Sammons, Michelle King, Mike Kim, Traci , and Beth Robertson. 'lle King glances down reading something. She was the Er representative for this year's ASB and volunteered a lot e. ties Director Mr. Preston reads over Elisabeth l-Ivanshines ler in an effort to help her. He gave many hours of his time p plan activities. Yearly activi ie Jael X P i lyx V it - ' i lv I U O ASB .' 500