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

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X www.. W ............... I can tell by looking at that old clock on the wall that this is the end ofa long yearbook year. The yearbook year starts in March and carries through the summer, fall, winter, and on into March again. Few people realize that during the summer while most students are swimming and basking in the sun, the yearbook staff is already at work. The spring is filled with planning, designing, assigning, layout, and photographing. The summer is filled with photographing, going to seminars, and selling ads. With September, the yearbook effort becomes highly intense, with deadlines every three weeks and photographers working 16 hours a day, 6 days o week, for seven straight months. If everyone is on the ball, and not running late, then the staff won't have to give up part of their Christmas vacation. The job is long and hard but very rewarding and a labor of love for the dedicated yearbook staffer. Working with handful of hard-working dedicated yearbook students has been a joy and a privilege. I would like to take a few words to recognize a few of the outstanding students that made this yearbook possible. There were four outstanding photographers: Von Blair, Taylor Foremaster, Jon Schaffner, and Frank Vespe. These men gave unselfishly of their time and talents and made the book possible. There were several senior girls that are to be recognized also. Lori Bergman, Colette Hill, Brandy Younger, Valerie Scott, and the ever-humorous Camille Pupa provided immeasurable contributions. The person who worked the hardest on this year's book was Diana Villanueva. She put in long hours over the summer, after school on every deadline, and during Christmas vacation. She deserves special recognition for exemplary effort. Special thanks go also to the administration and faculty at Eldorado for their constant support in our effort. Special thanks are in order for the English teachers as they sacrifice the most in the yearbook cause. The day is over, and the year is done. lt has been a great year spent with great people. Next year will be great too. Will you be part of next year's great yearbook? Sunburst Advisor J.L. Pomeroy 270 ADVISOR S PAGE