Eldorado High School - El Aguila Yearbook (Albuquerque, NM)

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Todd LeCesne, ty, Jerome Gomez Were All Around Eagles '

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a W .lv Y' ll? P Y' Ill! VV ll!! 0' li IIB' Il ll? Y Il Inwf ,Q if Mrs. Mclntire Sherry Mclntire. along with the student she spon- sored who won a Presidential Scholarship, was invit- ed to Washington last year by the President of the United States. This is the same Sherry Mclntire who stopped traffic in Kansas City when she wandered around town dressed for her role as the witch ln Snow White and the Seven Dwarves. These two incidents attest to why Sherry's students love her classes. She is challenging and she is fun. Sherry received a B.S. degree from the University of Kansas and has completed over 45 hours of graduate study at the University of New Mexico. A member of the faculty at Eldorado since I97 I , she currently teaches English and Theater courses. Sherry has also sponsored the current junior class since its freshman year and has been a member of the School Improve- ment Team and the Honors Committee for several Iyears. In addition to the presidential invitation above. Sherry has recived several other honors. She was se- lected by the National Endowment for the Humanities to participate in a summer seminar to study theater in New York City last year. She also won distinction when she guided a student through an award winning paper that eamed him a Westinghouse Science Schol- arship. 'A vi 3 . , . gf gg' T -if fc ' z ' ' ' ' '-- ' T l l I , r I to T li?-'sit -. ,s inf A ,. ,. l'f X' f: - Qian-n ' 'F-its 1: 3 -V 4, . I Mr. Evans Scott Evans, a Magna Cum Laude Graduaterof Man- kato State University in Minnesota and a i968 NCAA CD All-American Wrestling Team Member. sets high standards for his students and the members ,of the Eldorado Wrestling Team. Last year he was chosen as the Wrestling Coach of the Year by the New Mexico High School Coaches Association. In addition to the B.S. degree he received from Mankato State University. Scott also eamed a Master of Science degree from the University of New Mexico. He was an Assistant Wrestling Coach and taught Physical Education Courses at the University of New Mexico. Scott is the Chairman of the Physical Educa- tion Department and the Head Wrestling Coach at Eldorado. He has led the Eldorado Wrestling Team to a magnificent record over the years. They won state in l983. ' ln addition to teaching and coaching, Scott finds time to write and publish. Last year he authored a section of Ideas ll for Secondary School Physical Edu- cation and wrote a book of his own. Concepts in Coaching Wrestling. Scott is married to Pam Evans who also teaches physical education at Eldorado and sponsors the award winning drill team. They have a son and a daughter,

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The proiects of Student Senate, the major legislative organization of the student body, echoed the yearlong theme, Yes, We Canl In addition to the year's big productions, homecoming and the senior awards assembly, senators excelled in spirit and service. They stressed theme assem- blies, starting the year on a wave of Olympic patriotism with the fall sports assembly. The winter sports assembly had a game show format featuring Family Feud between the girls and the boys and l.et's Make a DeaI. In addition, Mike Smith spoke at an American Assembly before Thanksgiving. The yearlong theme originated in an assembly designed to acknowledge Eldorado superstars. The students reacted to staged assemblies positively, they were more fun, had a mood. Fundraising was extremely emphasized, computer dating and spook-o-grams created money for the club. Also, money weeks, copper drives, election day, bake sales and a wheelchair day were held to support the Shirley Taylor Equipment Bank. Student cooperation and participation was excellent. Whenever they find someone needs something, Eldorado students always come together to heIp, observed senator Gloria King. As an organization dedicated to the representation of Eldorado, senate takes communication and student involvement seriously. Senators personally visited homerooms on Fridays to inform students of upcoming events and to directly receive student and faculty reaction and insights. ln addition, to reward students, teachers, administrators and parents who contribute to the school through service, positive attitude, cooperation, dependability, initiative and leadership, the Student Senate commenced The Golden Talon Club. The Student Senate also interacted with groups outside. Eldorado Sena- tors served at the New Mexico Association of Student Council, 7, Central District Student Council and East Area Student Ad- 9 . visory. Jerome Gomez was the First Vice President of the state organization. Eldorado hosted a Central District meeting .lanuary 30, .,' inviting senators from all Al- buquerque schools. 64 7 Belen, Los Lunas and Mor- ' 9 ...Lode ga 'CX . YQG ' xwgb ome1'- wafixv Ol' gov ,ua gn - uv NW' tow can ' meta -553 , Cro 306 vac' el' Nw . :V Ytong 10912, owxskelklbn-LaW1 X190 Y Aus fx we . 3V aYt3' . gag bgia 1161 30 Senate ,-,o1:3Sgo,,,.:1:Wa Yszrea, more o e ' 'G vie Swaecltoole' gif Carols nos vx tw geina son an 195' 1196 yowx ga 9 03919 and 6x0 col' Q . mi wil ,.. ' 'grail Novo' txt Cfownsx-iowa gore-vm C u tscc+ ':1ie ':,:i.s11 N 1066 ,sv-'U' wx sQ'e-L' 260 Non' I ,xxxli 361910 CCN 515' ,vh Blu ez-