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

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Spirit Movers If you were to have wandered, one lonely Friday night, to a foot- ball game or some lonely after- noon to a boys' varsity basketball game, you probably would have taken sight of a group of guys and gals in funny maroon and white attire yelling, screaming, and car- rying on. These maniacs, more commonly known as the Pep club or spirit movers were a common sight at just about all varsity boys events, and an eyesore to all the janitors every Wednesday at 2:00 when they gathered in the cafeteria to learn new cheers and jeers under the supervision of Ms. Jackie Hyatt. So, everyone, freshman included, stand up and give them a hand. They certainly have given out enough. Below: The Spirit Movers cheer at the Homecoming assembly. Back, Left to Right: Missy Lackens, Veronica Fuller, Pam Ferguson, M Carmen Lawrence, Stacy Scott, Juarata Thomas, Monica Acuns. fr aria Avallon, Carolyn Grandjcan. Front: if 45 ft 76 Organizations -Qmnwfw fig 'wwf gui e f' it 'K v S if . 1

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HOME OF Tl Left to Right. From Row: Karen Miles, April Mungaray, Michelle Murphy, Lisa Koelbel, Alysia Davis, Marie Dubois, Larry Mango, Patrice Whitaker, Stephanie Schafer, Karen Fiscus, Lisa Wright, Lisa Patterson, Frank Endress, Brian Patterson, Hank Endress, Jason Jensen, Bob Donahoo. Top Row: Rosario Flores, Lore Gingras, David Dornake, Shristine Siddons, Brenda Lawson, Pat Loose, Britta Carlson, Carol Cox, Connie Scorato, Lisa Cleary, Lori Foulkrod, Wit Raymond, Sonja Varner, Cathy Smith, Janeen Jeweet, Denise Layton, Lisa Lamancusa. I1 OM! ,tif Wir Left to Right: Gary Floyd, Reggie Green, Cathy Arriaga, Mikc Barner, Michelle Murray, Dawn Jensen, Martin Dupalo, Angella Taylor, Ritchie Coleman, Nadine Pullen, Magaly Nelson, Darius Floyd, Ms. Whitfield. Sun Y oulh Forum The Sun Youth Forum is an organization sponsored by the Las Vegas Sun newspaper in which students meet to discuss world, community, and personal issues. The Sun Youth Forum is held once a year, taking all day. At the end of the day a representative of each group is chosen to give the groups views either on television or in a column of the Las Vegas Sun. Human Relations The words fund raisers, good will, and good deeds should bring to mind the words Human Rela- tions. This group worked to pro- mote human spirit and racial togetherness throughout the year. The meetings which were held on Monday afternoons, were open to everyone regardless of race, color, or creed. During the meetings many things were discussed. Among these were types of fund raisers and, after raising the funds, what charities to donate the funds l0. Organizations 75

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-,.-, 7' Q T' W L, a 3152-a...... YK ,....... Top Row: Shelley Livingston, Chris Falcone, Liz Herro, Stephinie Breglia, Carla Miklovitch, Stacy Herro. Second Row: Tracy Wilking, Kathy Braun, Leslie Moreland, Tina Robinson, Tonya Harding, Suzie Khamis, Third Row: Ann Labato, Cherine Jackson, Sonja Salaa, Connie Scordato, Dawn Cambell, Renee Lackens. Front Row: Nicole Holmes, Deanna Jackson. 84-85 Sunspots was A I Q - ev-' ,' X . , X T :pl I ,Sv W ...e aj , -Xi Q- -A eire had-.W Left to Right: Sonja Salee, Connie Scordato, Tracy Wilking, Dawn Cambell, Cherine Jackson, Stephanie Breglia, Liz Herro. The 84-85 Sunspots were exceptional this year in their support of the Sundevil wrestlers. Their duties as Sunspots included, selling candy to help fund the wrestlers, taking care, of equip- ment, and most impor- tant, cheering the wrestlers on to victory. The Sunspots express their thanks to the facul- ty and Administration for their cooperation, and a special thanks to Mr. Marafino and Mr.Hollingsworth, Organizations 77