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Jason C. Abrahurn Curri L. Abrahms Judy S. Adair .ie-nnifvr R. Adamski Kelly Adamson Lynn C. Agracewivz Aileen Aguilar .lads Alderman Devon N. Alexzinclvr Jeffrey L. Allen: Eric: C. Ambrosius Gregory B. Andrews Priscilla J. Andruss Julie M. Anger Tina L. Apalategui Kirsten L. Arnold .leni M. Austin Rene G. Ayala Kara L, Bailey Jeff A. Baker
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Tammy Williams, .lill Dinnebier, 'llim' in the senior quad. Jill, Tami, and very uvtiw in student council, ' ' gives' Q YG '15 ,,1-. Qi ! 4 'ii emwox th and Price ,rig Merit! Claudin, Wendy White, Jill Wesley. and Julie Sammons are good friends. Meritt is an alto in Vocal Ensemble, Wendy takes Dance, and Jill and Julie are in Student Council, Shannon Scott, Hang Nguyen, Megan Murdy, An Trinh, Dena Haller, and Lisa Paddock. show their friendship and enthusiasm near the senior quad.
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El Dorado Makes Dreams Realities For yesterday is but a dream And tomorrow is only a vision But today, well lived, Makes every yesterday A dream of happiness And every tomorrow A vision of hope How do childhood dreams relate themselves to reall' ty? They do in the way that, if the dreams are to become reality, it depends on the drive ol' the person involved. The dreams, however, much of the time sure would be a challenge. Memories also played a big part with seniors, this past year at El Dorado. ln times of sorrow, happy memories brought them joy. Remembering previous failures on projects might have allowed them to try new things in hopes of success, These memories might also have been turned towards the negative side to hurt, but these exceptions aren't thought about. Therefore, seniors always have a happy re- membrance of high school and their years at El Dorado. Mari Gerace said, 'i0ne thing I remember about high school, probably the most was the Junior n 1-1 1 1.1 ..1 11- 1 11 i with our own fond memories of high school, lt is almost a pity that the author of this poem is anony- mous, for he or she eouldn't have been thanked for the usage of his or her work in enhancing our memo- ries and setting up goals, Amazement never ceases where literature is concerned, This is true because of all it offers us. 'These include pleasure, eure for boredom, teaching, entertainment, etc, El Dorado provided a fun four years for most seniors. This author, in writing this poem, allows seniors a better means for remembering all the wonderful .. .1 1 1 1v11-X 1 . 1 1 1 11, .l
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