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

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SNOW BELL tjuniorj During his junior year .cr water polo, Snow received lst Team All-Empire League, 2nd Team All-CIF, All-American, and ED's Defensive Player of the Year. CHARLIE STEVENS fseniorj He was a three year JULIE ANGER fseniorj In her senior year, Julie was the letterman and was also selected for 2nd Team All- League, and awarded All-County honorable mention, all for Varsity basketball. Varsity Soccer Team Captain, Most Valuable Player 1988, and she was selected for lst Team All-League. KYLE UTSUMI Qfreshmanj For the FroshfSoph Wa- LARRY QUEEN Qjuniorj As a sophomore selected as ELISABETH EVANSHINE Cseniorj Voted 1985 Froshf soccer's Offensive Player of the Year, led team in goals, Soph Most Outstanding Swimmer, 1986 Varsity Most Im- went to CIF for Varsity, and at CIF led the team in goals. proved, qualified for CIF in the 100 breast and placed 5th As a junior, he was chosen for lst Team All-League, 2nd in league, both in her junior year. Qualified for CIF in 100 Team All-CIF, he led the team in scoring, holds 2 school breast her senior year. records, and made Offensive Player of the Year. MATT MACLEAR fsophomorej Fr. Yr.: Water Polo Most Improved Varsity Player, 2nd Team All-League, and Hon- orable Mention for CIF. Soph. yr. for Water Polo, Matt made lst Team All-League, lst Team All-CIF, lst Team All-American, 2nd Team All-Southern Ca., Best Offensive Varsity Player, and made the Junior National Water Polo Team. CHRIS OLSEN tseniorj Football: 1984 :St 1985 voted MVP of the J.V. Team, 1986 voted Special Team Player of the Year and Rookie of the Year, also made All-League. Voted 1987 MVP, All-League, and All-Star Team. Chris holds 2 school records in most carries in a game and most kickoff returns in a game. ANDY LEON Cseniorj Wrestling: 1986 Empire League Champion, placed 2nd in CIF, and qualified as a state finalist. 1987 Empire League Champion, CIF Champion, 2nd Masters, 3rd in State of California, lst Team All- Orange County, State Freestyle Champion, Most wins, Most pins, Most near fall, Most Valuable Wrestler, and Junior National Qualifier. NICOLE RESSLER Qjuniorj Swimming: 1986 lst place in the 500 Free at Empire League Finals and 4th place in the 200 Free. 1987 lst place in the 400 Free Relay in CIF Championships, 2nd place in 100 Fly and 5th place in 200 IM ln Empire League Finals, lst place in 100 Fly in CIF Championships, and 7th place in 200 IM. Nicole swam at the 1987 Long Course National Junior Olympic Champion- ships, and in 1988 she swam in the Short Course National Junior Olympic Championships. Nicole holds 2 school records in the 100 Fly and the 400 Free and has qualified for CIF in the 200 Free, 200 IM, 500 Free, and 100 Fly for three years. BRIAN TOMAZIC Qjuniorj Brian received All-League for football as well as 2 time All-League Wrestling 2nd Team All-CIF, 2nd Team All-Orange County, and 5th CIF South- ern Section Masters for wrestling. STEVE KIDDER fseniorj Water Polo: In his freshman yr. Steve was the FroshfSoph Captain and he was voted MVP of the FroshfSoph team. His junior yr. he made Varsity and was selected for lst Team All- League, lst Team All-CIF, and All-American. His sen- ior yr. he was captain of the Varsity team, chosen for lst Team All-League, lst Team All-CIF Player of the Year. For swimming, Steve qualified for CIF his soph., junior, and senior year in the 100 breast and 200 IM. MARK JORDAN fseniorj Water Polo: 1985 Most Im- proved Varsity player and Honorable Mention All- League. 1987 Most Improved Player, 2nd Team All- League, and 3rd Team All-CIF. Swimming: 1986 voted Most Inspirational swimmer and placed 8th in 500 Free. 1987 placed 8th in the 100 fly, 4th in the 500 Free, and lst in the 400 Free Relay. Mark qualified for CIF in all 4 yrs of his swimming. CHRIS FACIONE tseniorj Baseball: In 1986 selected to play on an All-Star Team that went to Taiwan, 1987 made Ist Team All-Empire League and 2nd Team All-Big A. In 1988, Chris was selected as one of the top 20 players in Orange Co. Football: In 1987, Chris was chosen for lst Team All-Empire League, 2nd Team All-Big A, North All-Star Team 1988, Schol- ar Athlete EDHS, and NFL Hall of Fame Scholar Athlete. Basketball: In his soph. yr. Chris was captain of the J.V. Team and MVP of the team. Junior yr. voted Offensive Player of the year. Senior yr., team captain, lst Team All-Empire League, MVP, and MVP of the EDHS Tournament. OLIVER BOHLMAN fseniorj Cross Country: 1985 til Varsity runner, placed 2nd in League, made Ist Team All-League, and was ranked fil sophomore at Legg Lake Invitational. In 1987 Oliver won league, was undefeated at league, received team and league MVP, made lst Team All-Orange County, won the Mt. Sac Invitational, placed 2nd in the Laguna Hills Invita- tional, was ranked 3rd senior in Orange Co., won CIF Preliminary Meet, placed in CIF Finals, and competed in the state meet. ter Polo team, Kyle was the leading scorer. In Varsity Swimming, he qualified for CIF in the 500 Free, 200 IM, and the 200 Free. He also swam for the Southern California All-Star Team that swam in Canada. KEVIN SCHULA fseniorj Baseball: 1986 MVP of the J.V. Team, and 1987 2nd Team All-League. As a 2 year letter- man, Kevin had an excellent pitching record and made a numerous amount of homeruns. SCOTT FAIRCHILD Cjuniorj For Water Polo in his sophomore year, Scott was voted MVP of the FroshfSoph team although played Varsity in the playoffs. As a junior, Scott made lst Team All-League, Ist Team All-CIF, 1st Team All'Orange County, lst Team All-Southern California, lst Team All-Ca., lst Team All-American, and he was voted Best Offensive Player in the CIF playoffs. In swimming he holds two league records and three school records. JANET EVANS fjuniorj Swimming: Janet has broken 5 world and American records and holds 3 of them, in the 1500 meter, 800 meter, and 400 meter. She is an 11 time national champion, 6 time U.S. Open Champion, Nominee for the 1987 Sullivan Award, voted Best Amateur Athlete in U.S. for 1987, 1987 American Swimmer of the Year, 3 time individual CIF Champion, 1986 Sz 1987 Empire League Most Valuable Swimmer, El Dorado Most Valu- able Swimmer in 1986 th 1987, and Janet holds 4 Empire League records in the 100 yd breast, 500 yd Free, 200 yd Free, and 200 yd IM. 1988 Olympic qualifierlll! LORI SVOBODA fseniorj Track: For the past 2 yrs., been 3-A CIF Champion, 1986 All-League Co-Athlete of the meet, Lori also received the Bishop Amant Outstanding Girls Field Award. In both 1986 8 1987 Lori was Empire League Champi- on, made Ist place in the Masters meet in 1987, and placed 2nd in state in 1987. She was also voted by the L.A. Times as Track Athlete of the year for 1987 and given the same award by the Orange Co. Register. ED's Finest

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Back Row includes Andy Leon, Brian Tomazic, Kevin Schula, Chris Facione, Snow Bell, Matt Maclear, and Charlie Stevens. Front Row includes Steve Kidder, Larry Queen, Janet Evans, Oliver Bohlman, Mark Jordon, Kyle Utsumi, Nicole Ressler, and Scott Fairchild. What does it take? What qualities make up a mem- ber of E1 Dorado's Finest Ath- letes? uch qualities as dedication, determi- nation, willingness, cooperation, and hard work molded many great teams over the years. The individuals who are singled out for ED's Finest are those who guided their team to success with their indi- vidual talents. The following selected ath- letes, pictured above, are leaders, as well as is sw . sassy .. -- .1ii.s.,:-. 4.. , 1 ,x.,.t,, . ' his S 1 f Q xl 'is N . an X .. ae -f me-sf. e as :gaze T-, 5 -,s,.,5 those who set an example for their team- mates and others. They strived to make themselves better but at the same time make those around them improve also. These individuals use their qualities and talents for not just sports but life itself. Through all the dedication, determination, and hard work, there is an award. These selected students have been chosen for indi- vidual honors. Whether they have made All- league, All-CIF, or Player of the Year, they are all part of the group that is recognized as ED's Finest Athletes. J

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