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

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Jon ll. Phillips Rosa H. Pill Gregory Piner Michele L. Piper Trina S. Porter Todd D. Portugal Jennifer Q. Porzio Liza A. Posas Glen A. Powers Jennifer R. Powers Antonio A. Prado Marcus K. Price Individualisrr Expresses Itself hen looking about campus during lunchtime, the bright blue eyes and wavy strawberry-blond tresses of Tami Palmer stood out in the packed senior quad. Someone who doesn't try to appear different, but does anyway, marks the sign of a true individual. From childhood, Tami desired to express herself, but her shyness resricted this ambition. However, when she reached junior high school, she took her first art class and discovered a perfect talent. lt had opened doors to endless creativity which led to the formation of her own style. All artists have basic skills to draw, but few have these skills plus the ability to incorporate their person- ality into their work. Mr. Wright, who was in charge of El Dorado's art department, commented about Tami, She has a unique approach to solving art's problems. Her ability earned her high awards such as in the October Heritage Day Festival, she took firt place for her Andy Warhol painting and honorable mention for a restaurant sign. These awards brought satisfaction for her hard work. She also felt her grades were important, even if art took first priority. Her dad, a tremendous influence in her life, gave encouragement and support. Although incredibly busy, she generously helped with the design ol' the yearbook between her active schedule of a concessions job at Knott's Berry Farm and playing on the basketball team. Everything always happens at once, this year has been the greatest! she exclaimed. After graduation, Tami looked forward to college and the pursuit of a stetady graphic design job. Art has taught her under- standing and she remarked, Being an artist makes you see more, beyond what things appear to be. CD 'Q Seniors

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Mic-liuel Quaills Fi'l-flei'il'le Nl. Quimpo Nlziry ilaizxb l l:1udizi llzunirez Muni L. Ramsey Douglas J. Raymond Bridgitte Renteria Yvette N. Rem Ramon Reymundo Todd Riley Elizabeth A. Roberts Brian Robertson ' gi in Gloria Caballero enjoys her free time at lunch. Shv was an active mornber in the Make A Difference Club. Trying to shove all her birthday balloons in her car is Julie Anger. Julio has been involved in A.S.B. for 21 couple of years. Strolling to class is Todd Portugal, Ted Carson, and Tim Dzivis. Spending timi- With friends helped make the school go by much fastvr! Enjoying each others company at break are Gayle Pero and Kayioc linden wood, Gayle and Kaylee have remained friends for years, Seniors X 4 7