Eldorado High School - Sunburst Yearbook (Las Vegas, NV)

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Varsigf Quiz Team Beats Vegas 70 - 47 1 The Varsity Quiz Team started slow but made a startling comeback with a victory of 70-47 over well-established school, Las Vegas High. The team is sponsored by Mrs. Har- rington, pictured at right with team members fleft to rightj Standing: Randy Harris and Lynn Turner. Seated: james Baver, Dan Pesiletes, Tom Fitch, Robert Graham, Team Captain, Mike Carey, Dave-Jacks, Kwan Mcffomas, Brad Helmeth. Below: Boasting a complete television studio equipped with the latest machines and controls, the Audio-Visual Club was able to tape assem- blies and special activities, pipe in FM music to classrooms upon request, and produce record- ings. Mrs. Dermie sponsored club members: Front Row: fleft to rightj Robert Swan, Mike Lovy, Thomas Lilley, Debbie Click. Back row: Mrs. Dennie,john Provenzano, Kevin Camp- bell, james Provenzano,jay Craddock, Ray McKey, Dale Walters. 73, A I - N pk L N .Q ' ' R -. ,..' iw. - 'ti --K -13 t, - fx . in 1- 'f 4 ' 5 t L ' Q ' Q A fy' ,1 W ff. gi' KN p a 1 vi UUT' we- ,, - In .f'8.!AW,. . ,.. t, .7 ,rt :.

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Clubs Start Year With Vi gor Top Left: The Photography Club's biggest event this year was the sale of Devil Valentine Pictures. Students standing behind a brightly colored Devil were photographed in February by the club. The club was directed by Mrs. Morris. Club officers are fLeft to rightj Cindy George, Sergeant at Arms, jean Large, Secretary, Carolyn Reeder, President, Sue Althenberg, Vice-President. Top Right: The Art Guild provided teachers with special art work and visual aids as a service and as a money-making project. john Tolas, Secretary, Greg Ferrell, Treasurer, Lynn Turner, President and joey Wfilkerson, Vice President, provided leadership for the club under the direction of Miss Richey, Club Advisor. Club officers are pictured left to right as identified with the exception of joey Wilkerson, Bottom: The Human Relations Club headed by Mr. Ramirez and Mr, Catanese had the sole purpose of trying to bring together people of all races and creeds. Club members were fLef t to rightj Patricia Marshall, Cynthia Graybeal, Elean Rivera, Mary Lloyd, Sandii Fleming, and Mark Curtis. i ff , 'gt fix, f'-fee' a law

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Outfitted with new, quality instruments and bright maroon uni- forms with gold overlays, the Sun- Devil Band performed at concerts, festivals, assemblies and ball games. Right: Percussion section, Back Row: flcftnorightjKznenKincrnan,Dolma Schell,Joe1 Suephenshkff McDonald, Gene Homer, Milf: Front Row: Rick Nichols, Carl Coleman, David Suddeth, Bob Showalter. Below: The SunDcvi.l Band in formation with twirlcrs Sherri Purdy, Kim Huffman, Kim Colunan,JoAnn Ryder. SunDevil Band Explores the Splendors of Sound