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

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Moes, Chrlstopher Mohon, Holly Mohlke, Welt Moiden, Scheryl Moleno, Jeff Monnle, Morgle Morcus, Jonothon W Mortln, Jennifer Mosten, Llso Movlgllo, Joseph Moyers, Robert Moyfleld. Terry McCIoln, Terry McCrocken, Jlm Q ,ii l.l.V,....e . X McGorry, Gary A Q Mclntyre, Chrlstlne X Q McLure, Scott , S Meely, Cheryl 25 ' Mefford, Dleno , i Merritt, Mott A ' A Merten, Amy I ZZLL X W Meyer, Billy Mlller, Melonle Miller, Vet Montes, Corolyn Mooney, Wllllom Moore, Douglos Moore, Renee Morgan, Mork Morgon, Trlclo Morrls, Andy Morrls, Kellye g Q N A Morss, Kevin ' - I Mote, Borry :Ei Murroy, Dove -- WHAT IS A SOPHOMORE? When you first enter high school os o FRESHMAN, you ore looked upon os o lost child in o ploce you don't belong. You go through the first few frontic ond hectic weeks of being lost ond confused. As o JUNIOR, you ore proud to be someone who is on ol- most SENIOR ond jeolous of the per- son who is o senior. As o SENIOR - you ore simply o senior - superior to oll others. Whot IS o sophomore? You ore no longer new to the school, or to the people, but: you don't hove the stotus of o junior or senior. You ore stuck in between. Whot Is o Sopho- more? A sophomore is someone who is preparing to be on oImost SEN- lOR in the next yeor oheod. 178 UNDERCLASSMEN X X KW X We . +- x. . gi . .., c ,rs 5 sg : EN., . .s S I Q' - .Xe .i i f r. - X N N . i sg --XV Q X3 X ,, me .. .- T, 5 X 1 Q' f -kkk i 'F N HSV fl 1 r

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SK' XX X X N X R X X xx I ,flfyf 'Q fe X we so ss X X X SR Ss X Y N X M XX s X X X X K S . si? is if N 1 -my Q 5 X Q X X w e-.Ne X, S N Murrell, Carla Neeley, Derek Nellls. Mary Nelson. Mlchael Newton, Gregory Nlelsen, Bellnda Norath, Debra Oakley, Crystal Oakley, Sherry Olson. Marc Orr, Russell Ostensen, Robert Ottole. Terry Pagao. Edward Palmar, Mlchelle Parks. Lazette Patronlk. Sharon Perez, Marlsela Perklns, Frank Perlman. Genevieve Petten. Stephan Pettford. Charles Phan, Tuon Pheps,.MIke Plpklns, Amy Plourde, Matthew Polk, Laura Pope, Cherle Pore. Tracy Porter, Remona Potts, Raymond Prlce, Dexter Prunler, Blll Ralnbolt. Stephanle Ramos, Sharhonda SOPHOMORE The Sophomore splrlt ls not to be rivaledll This class of 1988 has enough spirit to perhaps make lt the most Involved class of Eldorado High School. Numbering over 400 sopho- mores, one of the largest classes ever, at one of the largest high schools ln Nevada, these sophomores may very well be the most splrlted class of Nevada. lf the sophomores keep the class going - perhaps their Varsity Football Team will brlng us to win the State Champlonshlp, as well as the Varsity Wrestllng and Boys and Girl Basketball Teams, they wlll prove that Eldorado ls the best hlgh school and not someone to be reck- oned wlth. The Sophomore Class splr- it can carry Eldorado to the top - and it willll UNDERCLASSMEN 179