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

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ie 1987-88 marching band: left to right, bottom row, Joalee Brink, Cassie illiams, Lily Chen, Christie Williams, Tammy Herron, Tracy Gulzow, Ja- ison Motherhead, Jenny Douglass, second row, Tara Speakman, Philip iomas, Vijit Sabnis, Jeff Brewster, Jeremy Dolnick, Sonja Jo, Karen San- Eo, Ben Holland, Jim Gould, Brent Simmons, third row, Jeff Smith, Kim gedorn, Christina Quimpo, Matt Dirks, Todd Sobel, Wayne Herzoq, Rox- ine Ledoux, Jenie Wettqen, Debbie Benjamin, Robert Quimpo, Stacy Wallo, endy Guse, Robert Watson, fourth row, Heather Fitkin, Shara Finerman, m Walters, Angela Weir, Bob Lynch, James McNeil, Trina Bostrom, Jenny awe, Rebecca White, Jennifer Wooten, Adrienne Cooper, Kristie Marvel, 'th row, Dawn Dodd, Melissa Bennett, Laurie Weilenga, Lisa Schweitzer, Lonny Snyder, Rhonda Lytle, Beth Facione, Rich Ireland, Joy Tuttle, Kelly Roberts, Luke Hyne, Jennifer Adamski, sixth row, Heidi Brandl, David Simmermacher, Carolyn Brahm, Jennifer Herde, Nate Rogers, Jeff Lance, Jeff Nichols, Ann Patterson, Deanna Stanley, Stacy Tobie, Bob Bowen, Vicky Byrne, seventh row, Lisa Adamski, Tim Llewellyn, Rick DeMasi, Eric Wilcox, Sharon Keane, Rohit Sabnis, Naseima Abdullah, Brian Hudspeth, Eric Am- brosius, Jeff Wilhelmi, David Vesper, Debbie Adair, eighth row, Stacy Galassi, Tobert Colgin, Paulette Sachse, Suzanne Fair, Michelle Slone, Andy King, Randy Hagedorn, Mike Collard, Julie Hoogesteger, Judy Adair, Dana Gardner. create harmony hat is gold and black, and makes beautiful music? That's right, it's El Dorado's Band. Accompanying the band, and highlighting their own talents ere the rifles and flags. Dedication and talent were the two ialities that made the band so successful this past year. ieryday, for an entire school year, the band, rifles, and gs practiced during 0 and lst period, awaiting their perfor- nce dates. For the band, they competed in four field urnaments, and four parades, some of which were on the me day. In December 1987, the band, rifles and flags went compete in the Tournament of Champions near the Santa ia Court House. After and excruciating day of performing, e drum line came in 3rd place in their division, and the Rifles walked away with lst place out of 28 competitors. Mr. Robert Watson helped the talented students into reaching their potential. Through his guidance and encouragement, all aspects of the band worked as one to achieve their long range goal, success! It has been a pleasure to work with such cooperative students, and with personalities that are conge- nial. stated Mr. Watson, as he spoke proudly of his students. Sophomore, Bobby Edgar Lynch quoted, We have to work together as a team. This was Lynch's second year playing the cymbols for the band. He hopes to continue in band through his high school years. All in all, the Band, Rifles, and Flags started as a group of individuals, and at the end of the year, they were a family, united by their common goal, Cb i l Band 8 Q

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United a. one Y 0 3 Q :EE +6152 ' Russel Heath, Todd Sobel, Yuan Vu, and Robert Quimpo concentrate on their important role in the performance. The percussionists were an important part of the band. During a halftime performance the drumline shows their expertise. Ben Holland, Randy Hagedorn, Rick DeMasi, Eric Wilcox, Debbie Benjamin, and Wayne Herzoq are shown. El Dorado had many dedicated band members. Kim Walters and Melissa Bennett concentrate on the clarinet at halftime. Wendy Guse was El Dorado's drum major. Many hours of practice was needed for her performance in the band, Blowing with all their might, Jeff Lance, Jim Gould, and Brent Simmons give the trumpet a new name. Much credit is given the the E.D. band and its performance. Band

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V ar i U 9 . jr Pl Gb at Z f A195 ,, 45 We Randy Eickhoff makes a half-smilg while working diligently on a pro Randy excelled in Metal shop year. Working hard on a car, Martin Ar. stops to ask for some help. Stopping to access his progress, White, works on a Woods project. Chris Mae works on one of the wood projects they made in the 5 1:- 6: iming to ards a Working 6 6 heck tools and get to work, was a familiar phrase uttered daily by auto shop instructor Mr. Chris Schaner. Called Schaner by most of his students, he always had the auto shop running smoothly. He felt that the greatest thing about teaching Auto and Woods had been the students here at El Dorado. There were four periods of Auto this year, two Beginning classes and an ROP class which lasted for two periods. In the Beginning classes the students learned how to change a tire, change the oil, and how to use a lot of modern technical equipment. In the ROP class the students worked on their Auto Shop, Woods, Metals own or other people's cars fixing a variety of problems. Auto shop is a great opportunity, it is something I never had in hi school, commented Mr. Brian Kurzbard. Mr. Kurzbard was seen frequen in the shop during his free period. Getting to work on our cars is the b thing about this class, said Marty Thomas. This class is not all fun a games, but I enjoy it. He added, Schaner makes learning fun. Brian Ols made a comment that seemed to be the feeling of most of the students, love this class. I love everything about it.