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

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Frlend are fr1 Over the past twenty-two years of El Dorado history, many things have changed, but the idea of a friend has stayed the same, As a Freshman they started their first year of high school hanging around with maybe a couple of friends. By the end of the year, they have met new people in their classes and around campus. People consider a friend someone who will stick with them through thick and thin. It's some- one they can alwaysfcounit on, and who would 'listen when they had a problem. Kathy Bolton said that her best friend is special to her because she alw ays listens. This friend would not pass judgement on them and always gave an unbiased opinion in problem causing situations, Paula Glade said that her idea of a perfect friend is andyunderstanding during the around. This friend is willing t thinks I might not agree. Dif- ferences come between friends, but those differences pass and the friendship bonds stronger. Matt Traylor said There is no way l could have made it through high school without my friends. They all mean the world to me. Through the years of high school, friendship grows and separates, you might lose a few of your close friends, but those special few will remain your friends for life. Michelle Klassen said I don't think there is any possible way I could have made it through high school with-out my friends. I realize that all of us won't remain this close for- ever, but we will have the memories, CD mr r , Q- J. . .. v. 3' 1 1 e Qc.: fe' i ' v 24? i V i I someone who is encouraging rough times, and is fun to be o give her opinion, even if she Gai ew Elf I Qvg'T V , sg.-i'Qf,' a':'!' ,,, . - , . .. si-sam L, we 1-.N l 1 ilai iieal gf life al I Luawa., s i l i 5 Z Q 3 I 2 3 ' s 2 if E 2 Q i ' f . 3 i ' ff if f l . ,E c fa-'fe' T-fl Kg I' rw If 'Lees' fe 'M f li 1- is , f'- '..-A f as 'ata F S 1 N 'e - 'P,sf. H-V5.1 S .1 Ste' as if'.' g, 1191 WW ' K M P 3 Hollie Hirschbein and Stephanie Fleming sit and enjoy each others company at break. They have remained close friends during their high school days. Ni? Rene Ayala and Robert Coons enjoy their privileges of the senior quad. Rene and Robert contributed to the varsity football team's success. Jill Dinnebier and Alyson Casias have been best friends since sixth grade. They had every class to- gether this year. Beth Frate and Kristie Magnuson are good friends' They were usually together at break and lunch, fin!!! V suv ' 1. ., f 1- Y NP Q My ,M l ifh' Qin F7 ,'., fhviig e,,,-:fa is ' fi as A '.l'f Elei 3-fri? 7 if 531 as ,t -5 .152 . '- Ziyi. . 'T 93 K 1, ' . vm - .if f Q -e .. l e 2Q hr,5ad at lg Q f-he 4 1 wi ' V' mt M7ff5?T5fl Jrsg Claudine Scotti and Chris Facione enjol spending lunch and break together. Thesn two have created a special relationship ii their high school years.

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