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

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N f Class of I985 lt can't be done, lt was never clone before, Therefore, we will do it. Flower: Forget-me-not Songz l'm Free 52 f X ff'

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Among the bustle of college applications, essay tests and graduation preparations, seniors made time to reach outward. On September l5, the lights of the University of Albuquerque ballroom sparkled off the silver tinsel and white balloon decorations of the i984 Homecoming dance. Used to the Convention Center as the site of the annual event, Eldorado students found the ballroom crowded. Yet, the excitement of a united school could not be suppressed. Sponsored by Senior Cabinet, the dance proved to be an evening in paradise. In addition, the Senior Cabinet, by majority vote in a class meeting, presented the class song, flower and motto. Reverberating the optimism and sentimentality, the Forget-me-not was elected class flower. As a highly motivated class, it reached forward, leaving the words, lt can't be done, It was never done beforea Therefore, we will do it. Mr. Thomas and Mrs. Farrell, class spon- sors, prophesied the class of '85 . . . will achieve success. Having grown together, the senior class, although comprised of over 700 students, seemed family. Dawn Johnson, class secretary, summed, There is not a greater experience than to experience the unity of the senior class. United, the Senior Cla s Stood Senior Class Officers were: Vive-president: Shara AI bert, Presidentx Julie Chavez, Sponsor Mrs. Fackrell and Secretaryx Dawn Johnson. Second Row: Treasur en Jim Williams, and Sponsor Mr. Thomas. -Z, if of Senior Cabinet included: Vice-President: Shara Albert, Amy Allpass, Jennifer Baker, President: Chavez, John Engels, Leslie Hill, Secretary: Dawn Johnson. Barbara Kashinski. Francoise Lemieux. McKinley. Seana Moore. Erin Sanderson. Judy Shuman, John Skelton, Sarah Wardlaw, Barbara White Treasurer: Jim Williams. 53