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

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Even though the skies were sometimes gray, the seniors always joined together with their friends in the senior quad. Jenee Goodman and Kirsten Arnold enjoyed their lunchtime together. Jenee was Mr. Le0nard's aid this year. ' 1 3 Q.. x I , Q get f iii si 4 j ve H' Sporting a happy smile, Dorothy McA1ister walks out to break. She was an active member of R.O.T.C. BEL 5 ,Ani Not having a good day, Steve Shamrell looks down at his food during lunch. He enjoyed lunc htime. Shannon Jeffries looks on a Jennifer Dain, Maureen Connelly, and Kara Bailey engage in an intense con- versation. Yi:

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pQUTE 5 8 the senior quad. Fr'ed was one of the pho- tographers for the yearbook. in I I I ll of us high school seniors have been traveling along a road full of varying interests and excit- ing adventures: Route 88. Together we have ridden the bumps and dips, hills and curves of this road. As in all things, there have been ups and downs through our journey. The ups: adventures we have had with our closest friends, the excitement of school dances and activi- ties, and the involvement with our team sports, and our school clubs. The downs have included the challenges of diffi- cult classes, cramming for final exams, and the emotional growing pains we have sometimes felt. Along this road we have searched for an understanding of ourselves, we have matured into young adults . We have built our dreams and hopes along the way and as we prepare to launch off into the adult world, these ambitions will give us di- rection and purpose in reaching our limit, in reaching for the sky. We are the new generation, rea- dying ourselves to burst into the real world, following our personal de- sires and expectations into our individ- ual, unique place in life. As we leave high school, we will never forget these four experience-filled Fred Quimpo and Kelly Bauer hang out in s Nannette Tina Apaletegui, Kim the wall. Tina could be seen dancing to jaz Nannette was out riding her own horse. while Heading for his next class, Jim Orten reviews mental- ly for hisgup-coming test. Jim went to Korea to par- ticipate in a wrestling competition. years we spent here. The memories will live forever, though we must move on. We cherish these memories and cling to them, but we must realize that there is much more yet to be accomplished in this world of prospects. As we close the door to this phase in our lives, remem- ber that so many more doors of oppor- tunity are just waiting to be opened. Route 88: the road of the past, of the present, of the future. With fond memo- ries, we say good-bye to El Dorado, and with great ambitions we look forward to the future. Remember: The Sky's the Limit! Ch

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