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

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Rock, Lorl Rock, Wllllam Rogy, Tammy Rohweder. Chrl Rollf, Michelle Roth, Glna Rudolph, Annrlcka Sajor, Stanley Sargent, Phyllls Sarraclno. Tracle Scarsdale. Daphne Scheel. Dawn Schell, Edward Scott. Stacey Sellers. Cyndee Sevy. Cralg Snider, Dlck Snow, Mlke 4Kf 7 ?f2 5 W1 if e .M 1 5 ,sl AL. do 1 ' W, It Q f 2 f ,Q 'Aw 3? f if wg Spencer, Kenny Splehs, Ryan Stollworth. Harrison Stallworth, Leroy Stevens, Troy Story, Shawnl 172 UNDERCLASSMEN Q . it IS THERE A STUDE T I THE HOUSE? Question: How do you feel about the new in house suspen- sion program? Answer: l feel it is too hard on people. The suspension shouldn't be as long if its In-House, because all that time working in one day makes you wish you could be in class. Being stuck in one place all day really gets to a person. Trlston Plunk The Clark County School District has recently instituted a program into our high school. This new program is called, In-House Suspension . From this new program students may be placed in In-House rather than be removed from school or be sent back to class. They are now sent to Coach Sherrill Stephens classroom to do nothing but homework all day long for approximately 3 days.

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SHE CAN DC IT, IF HE CAN QUESTION: How do you feel about girls playing guys' sports? ANSWER: I think its just fine. lf some girl wants to try It and can handle it then I think she should be able to do it. Angela Feister For many years girls have always had a great interest in participating In so called all male sports, such as football, Basketball and soccer. Today some of these girls are doing something about it. They are trying out. No one yet had made the team because the other male players as well as coaches feel the girl can't handle the pain or pressures. But someone someday wlll prove them very wrong. Who knows who it will be. It might be your lttle sister or the girl next door. 1 ,4,. In 3,- 47' Patterson, Kelly Payne, Davld Peart. Phllllp Pelttler. Alan Peralta, Dennls Plppln, Rushelle Ploenese, Jeffrey Plunk. Trlston Prewltt Loi Price, Samlee Prlnce, Brenda Prlnce, Mlke Proulx, Ronald Purcell, Melonle Purdy, Danny Purrler, Dennls Rangel, Hector Rangel, Salvador Rees, Deborah Rees. Gary Regan, Bobble Rlos, Vlctorlo Roberts, Chet Robinson, Shelly UNDERCLASSMEN 171

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'-w: .q,, , T 4 , i 11g l Ns it X X X X X 9 X S Q Q53 v Q ni 3 Sees X N . ,g kg tw XX is Y' xx hw A . 1 S K, Q .c l ., ,, 5 A b li Eff f .: ' ., Q04 ,Q HERE CU ES THE MAILMAN. Question: Just this year our school began a new way of giving out failure notices, and that is to send them out by mail. Do you think the parents have become more aware of their childs problems in school from this new system? Answer: In about half the cases, it helps because the parents get to see the notice, and in the other half it doesnt matter because the students are home before the parents and they intercept the mail. Mike Guzzio Cr Mike Hoelzle 'ww . , E : K Strickland, Todd Strlckler, Chrlstlne Strother, Kenya Sumner, Kathleen Swann, Stephanie Tompklns, Danlel Taschereau, Robert Tellls, Darln Thomas, John Thomason, Shannon Thome, Roxonno Thompson, Clndy Tlllander, .lenl Tlmbol, Chorles Tomzock. Marnle Tyler, Tammy Valentino, Rosle Varden, Dlono Vorel, Lynnette Walker, Susan Walsh, Eddie Warburton, Angelo Waters, Evan Wendell, Chrls Whitfield, Robert White, Trlchelle Wlllloms, Cheryl Withers, Drlget Wronghom, Cathy Wright, Ron UNDERCLASSMEN 173