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

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ews Flash: Senioritis hit town again! Aghhh! Once again the dreaded disease had struck the small town of Placentia, It was the worst ever in twenty-two years. Seniors all over town were infect- ed. At E1 Dorado High School alone, 400 of the 415 seniors were inflicted with the highly contagious disease. Parents from all over town called the school to find a cure for what was now considered to be the worst epidemic of the year. The remedy, however, lay in the hands of the victims themselves. How to con- trol and stop the spread of this dangerous disease: Less homework should be given so there's more time to let off steam and kick back, commented An Trinh. 'tWe should have bands play music during lunch so we'd feel like we werent at school and could an- wind, suggested Craig Blum. There should be senior days -days when just seniors have off, said Andy Leon. There should be more senior activities such as beach day which would give us time to kick back during lunch, said Hang Nguyen. Obviously, seniors needed vacations from homework and underclassmen. Who wouldn't mind getting away from such things. However, were these answers the solutions toward stopping the epidemic? Not accord- ing to other seniors, who felt a more serious view friends on should be taken. Carolina Flores, For those of us who are going on to college, we have a lot of years ahead of us. So we shouldn't think of this as our last year and get lazy. People should try to get things done early so they wiil have more time to mess around later, said Bill Neavel. Be a senior again?! Oh no! Such a possibility probably helped keep most seniors in line this past year and controlled the spread of the epidemic. ilgfl. ll . in Sherri Utter spazzes out over the excitement of senior pictures while Kristie Magnuson more calmly watches her. Sherri was a member of the cross countryftrack team and Kristie was in- volved in volleyball. Strenuous workouts from varsity football have obviously tired out Marc Price as he takes a nap in the gym. Janet Sanford spends nutrition making a last minute attempt to study for her Pshchology test. Janet was a member of the varsity tennis team. Yearbook buddies Angela Shoho and Suzanne Sanghvi, happy to be out in the sun at last, put on their cheery smiles. Both worked hard together to meet yearbook deadlines. ,W W 53315- : fx rv HEDIUU iii! 'i f' ' ' ' 'Seniors , rc. it ' F 'UU H

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Iloa Truong Salvatore A. Trupiano llrif: Ullerich Kaylee lnderwood Kelly K. lfnderwood Christina Nl. lit Sheryl L. lflter Ariella Vacrgmino Stephanie A. Valdez Ronnie W. Yarner Heather l'. Vaughan Kevin Wzikefield n Raji vvami 'tand Tilt! What would it be like to live in a place as faraway and foreign as Nigeria? Tanzania? India, or even England? Well, just ask Raji Swami. Not only has she lived in all these places, but has picked up many of the customs and languages as well. Moving to the U.S. was a big change, especially for a 13-year old. Things were so different here, I couIdn't get over how clean and modern everything seemed, it was very impressive, expressed Raji. Before coming to El Dorado, Raji had gone mostly to boarding schools. She said the change to a public school wasn't as great as she had expected. The level of education was different and so were the people, but school was school. She felt the biggest difficulty was being a new person. At first I really felt out of it, like I was invisible and no one noticed me, said Raji. Obviously this changed once students got to know Raji's natural friendliness and outspoken ways. Because I've moved so much and have lived on my own a lot without my parents, I've learned how to become more self-assertive and to do things on my own. This same assertiveness also got her involved in school. Raji participated in various clubs and activities, and also joined trackfcross country in her junior year. Though she had only been running for one year, she improved greatly. She went from someone who didn't know anything about track to a varsity level runner. Mr. Titus, track coach, said, Raji is dedicated and able to push herself to get the best out of her that she can. In Raji's words, running makes me feel good about myself, like I can really achieve anything I want. As for the future, Raji hasn't decided what she will do, but is open to any ideas. Raji said that she would really miss her years at E.D. and all her friends. V Most of all she would remember the togetherness of the student body arggeit Cziuglil in that people would remember her most by her cheerfulness! Riu, gmmul 0 MA . Seniors Omg