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

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., v NN- S Pep Club members are Melisea Altmansberger, Trlsha Anderson. Jollen Appel, Stephanie Barsuk. Mlkl Brooks, Nishon Burton, Tanya Darls, Shannon Dickens, Slndy Flalg, Leah Goodson, LaTonyo Hill, Linda Irons, Nishon Jackson, Zee Karim, Branda Kent, Missy Lackens, Chelan Lasha, Lisa Lavoto, Murleen McKenzie, Carla Murrel, Terry O'Toale, Jennifer Pullen, Tiffany Tokifujl, Eric McKenzie, Don Washlngton, David Wllson, Renee Santos, Paul Woodward. Tammy Stlnnett, Kristina Kllbourn, and Shawn ll you have wandered, one lonely Frldoy nlght. into a football game. or some lonely afternoon to a boys' varsity basketball game. you prob- ably would have beheld a group of guys and gals ln funny maroon and whlte attlre yelllng, screaming, and carrylng on. These maniacs, more commonly known as the Pep Club or Splrlt Movers, were a common sight at just about all varslty boys events, and on eyesore to all the janltors every Monday afternoon when learnlng new cheers under the su- pervlslon of Mrs. Greene. So. every. one. Freshmen Included, stand up and give them a hand. They certain- ly have glven out enough. 0 +6660 6 6' Soccer Bunnies Whats that? Previous to the 8586 year the answer would sim ply have been gophers for the soccer players but this year they ve taken it a step further. They've learned cheers and prac- ticed long hours to bring more spirit to the games and to motivate the school through the use of posters announcing the games and activities. Before this year, soccer was virtually unre- cognized as a sport at EHS. However with the help of the Bunnies, this years soc- cer team is as widely recog- nized as any othe EHS sport. Flanagan. ... -sl Y H. :Xl j A lr: . ,Nl ki 3 L: , I, . -we , 5 gps. -N ,. -, -mils. ff if lf, , .. Ebksip 1 - ' ., . The Soccer Bunnies are Genevieve Perlman, Perla Perquler, Tlna Velo, Lori Pesquler, Stacey Wagner, Laura Hansell, Jenl Emote. Chrls Oakley, Chrls Hickey, Krls Cheney, Kathy Eager, Tammy Vassor, Carolyn McMllllan, Monekka Mullln. Julie Kleinkopf. Q- 3450 05 'O Q Q oo

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Q9 9 C39 gf! C Chess Club gives the opportunity for new and advanced players to greatly Increase their expertise in one of the worId's most challenging games. Matches are played with all other Clark County high schools. At the end of the year, an all-school tournament ls held under the direc- tion of the United States Chess Feder- ation, CUSCFJ. All members emerge with membership In USCF and an offi- cial National chess ranking. Ms. Ka- ren Jensen, is the chess club's advi- sor. In observing and de- scribing our chapter, we thought we would discuss possibly the relative edu- cational merits or even the club objectives In terms of future historical significance, but we nev- er got around to it. NATIONAL CHARTER '-Lx wg, lm Q, Bottom, I to r: Rich Johnson. and Mlke Purtlow. Top, I to r: Llerrmann Ousley, John Hoefert, Tom Wolf, and Robert Freeland. Not pictured: David Bird. James Smlth. and advisor. Ms. Jensen. CHAPTER l IVAN FOSTER Q MEMORIAL CHAPTER ---:wr 1-4, .-1 .N A' . ' Q- 3- -CAT M . A. 2:11-Y - ' ' ,lil ..,sl Q 'L A - ' ' 'i'f'l'.'k?'-lsazfifw Y-5' fs - ' , Q I I Fssl A A .. .E - .A --' A KL s 'L' ,Lx .. ,-I+ -, sfQ.'FrssNgmX..sQ,,i-x tsrmgy 5...-.. Y Qw.,x r. E X, , 'K rw.. , - 35- . ,f.uxx:-.i5,,,fx- -fu . 1 ,- Q Mu, -,, wr 4-UR. w!x 36 ,io x ar I 1 1 . -4-W-fy . .5 ,, -V I b. by 8 - - I .g.. ' .. - ms- ,.. . ' . f X if . - . X ' ' QR 1 . f ., I'z. I rx Z f 'gf 1 H ' A . ' - T' 'Z ' ..' : .4 ' 65 a...':.:1L--ff.c:..wfv5.-sem-amz.. ,Q -...J T.., f A-' f ,C 4 4 b I Eg 4 fm

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49' y c 0 Q f ELDORADO N.I.R.O.T.C. STRUT THEIR STUFF The 85-86 R.O.T.C. members are proud to march in school and town events. They help in all of the ossem- blies by carrying our flags and leading the Pledge of Allegiance. Taking trips and having guest speakers help them learn more about the Navy. This train- ing will greatly benefit their involve- ment in world events. The younger members can look up to the example set by the officers. NW F-'lim-ff. '9 fm 100 ORGANIZATIONS 'Sg S-i