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

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nthew Une of El Dorado's most oopular extracurricular Qursuits was after-school sports. nvolving a variety of activities, each with many levels of com- petition and skill, it offered iomething to everyone. The entire student body could enjoy the sports Jrogram, whether as a viewer or as L participant. Fhose who were members of El Dor- tdo's sport teams displayed a unique notivation. Their success depended iot only on knowledge and skill, but in their frame of mind. innumerable iours of training and practice were expected of each athlete, and they lad to be dedicated enough to main- .ain this. They persevered through 'igorous and sometimes unpleasant ireparations designed to build their skills, in order that they might reach .heir full potential for the actual rompetitions. Self-control had to be :xerted at all times, both in physical Jerformance and in their dealings vith teammates, instructors, and mpponents. fp: , 31 Dorado's athletes were willing to ievote the extra effort necessary in irder to produce the best perfor- nance possible. Their determination Nas evident even when a team or ndividual didn't score the winning Joints, A loss was an opportunity to earn from mistakes, and recognize where improvement was needed. This outlook was characteristic of El Dorado throughout the year, and listinguished it from other schools. Teams displayed pride in themselves ind in their school, just as El Dorado was proud of them. The attitude of each athlete enabled the sport zeams of 1987-1988 to soar to victory, in the wings of glory Q, i N: 3 supporters come out to cheer the Hawks in the Placentia rivalry between Valencia and El Dorado. l-Il Dorado won 10-6. Sports Divisional Hawk defense prepares to crush their opponents. The defense shu- tout their opponent four times. Kevin Schula prepares to lead the offensive team to another score. The Hawk offense was also powered by senior running back Craig Olsen. Senior Charles Stevens casts off three point range. Charles was one of the leaders of this year's varsity team,