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

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Adrienne Ni. Miller Julie A. Miller wt Keith R. Millsap Steven l'. Mitchell l Being A ' ' Being in musir involves a lot of sat'r'ii'it'es. dCCUl'llillg2 lo .lon Phillips. .lon has heen playing guitar for over four years and is currently irt a r'er-or-ding projet-t with Craig Blum. Craig has played guitar for it few years and hoped to eornplete a demo tape soon. lie eomrnentetl that For everything we want to do, there are tltotrsands of other people doing the Sdmti tltingf' Bands form for various reasons, The hand Witness has been totlt-ther for four years and includes rnernhers Joey Ojetla, Josh Roche. liric Amhrosius. and Hit-lrarri Loyd. Joey had heen involved in rnusit- for over seten tears. and he felt that 'l'he lxest thing about musie is expressirig Jesus i'hrist. l-Irie played drums for eight years :ind said. The only reason l play is to represent Jesus Christ. llitrlrrtrtl had played guitar' sinrt- seventh grade and eonsidered his friend .iosh :tn inspiration. Josh had played guitar sinre third grade. He said that he, would like to eontinue in a hand or give lessons. What about the future? As seniors graduatt-d, it. was time to think about t'areers. Mike Kleven had played the keyboards for two years and was part oi' rt band. As for career goals. Mike will proh- ahly just continue music as rr holi- by hut wouldnt mind it as a ca- ,.., reer. Mike Roche was another talented guitarist who had played , for over' thirteetr years. For his i goals, he ttrrxiously replied, l want to he a rnusit:ittril A trom- ment whirlt sums up the whole idea of being part ot' a hand. LD R Q Seniors Muster What Craig Blum and Jon Phillips pose on a railroad track with their guitars. The two have shared at love for music together. Mike Smith smiles with an impish grin. Mike wore his Jimi llendrix shirt often and many people admired his unique style of dress. Qiedrt and Josh Roche take at hard earned They were part of the hand 'lWitness, Loyd played guitar during the Richard also enjoyed art. Caught in action. Walter' Funk laughs at the days events, Walter played drums, admired the hand UZ, and hopes to grow up to he a Kudish Yak llerder. sn... J!

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I ther Have you'inaturetl'? Most of you are probably wondering now that the ques- tion has been brought up, have you matured? When some seniors were in- terviewed, they said, they never thought about this question, but others just acted nonehalant and answered like it was an everyday question. Now wouldn't the average person mature greatly between their freshman and senior year? But. as usual theres some people who aron't normal, one of whom is Brian Corona. When asked if he felt he had matured, he stated, I really don't think I have, But at least I can drive now! Another original senior is Scott Linnborn. When asked the same question he replied. Naturally I havent matured at alll As a matter of face I've gotten more immature! Pain Katl-:us said. when asked about school, l'm really sick of school because the people are so immature, but when I was a freshman l liked it, When ques- tioned if she had changed in other ways she said, Yes, I've gotten respon- sible enough to get ei job and to handle at lleensef' Everybody changes in one way or an- other. Some people love school. some people loath it. Some people are more mature towards some subjecisg then again. some are not. Some people hope to do more than graduate, like Wendy Shortridge. Wendy proudly stated, l've matured a lot here at El Dorado, At first I just wanted to get through school, and now I want to do something good with my life. I want to get some- where! From the time you start high school to the time you finish. you went through a lot of changes. So many that you are a completely different person. Your cal reers changed and so did your goals and all for the better. Q Seniors I -mf --ai , 5 5 in I 'Q on l A 1, I I l l fl i Brent Lantz, Steve Goff, Matt Cote, and Dennis Shea enjoy another laugh during the school day. They were active in sebool. Ian Nickus is fed some yummy sandwich by his girlfriend, They could often be seen together at school. Chris Barr takes easy strides towards his next class. He was an integral part of the Varsity Football team. Mike Qualls and Gary Ward discuss what their future holds for them. Well, is there life after E,IJ.'? Christina ljtt, Nicei Canlarella, Jenni Douglass, and Adrienne Cooper display their standings of good friendship. They enjoy one another's company.