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

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'Y Wg? L-R: Mel Dumo, Curtis Lewls, Kyle Cardinal. Karen Cartier. Eddie Doyle, Greg Cook, Freddie Preston. not pictured-Karen Miles. Q. .9 4 06330 xg Being involved with the mascots this year has been a great enjoyment for me and one l'Il never forget. We take great pride in being able to work along side the cheerleaders helping to pro- mote school spirit. This year's great foot- ball season made it easy for us to do our job. There was a damper on our year, though. Erika Highmiller had to leave us to attend another school. Because of the great abundance of spirit she demon- strated, we will never forget her and she'Il always be in our hearts. Karen Miles In being a 1985-1986 Varsity Yell Leader. I've had many fun experiences l'll always remember. Throughout the year I've met many people whlle promoting splrlt to make EHS451, During the past year I've watched the splrlt grow with the help of my fellow yell leaders. Thls Involvement hos taught me a sense of respanslblllty towards EHS and myself, to do the best job possible. Eddie Doyle ORGANIZATIONS 71

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Cf QYSX5' iv ,L cf 0936 QS' Varsity Cheerleading this year has been alot of fun. One of our high points this year was that we were chosen to represent Nevada in the National Cheerleading Championships in Anaheim, California. Be- lng chosen captain of such an elite squad was a great honor and has contributed to the success of my senior year. Mr- Q, H-3 ' N Q. R' ...fr 'dures Starr Bunch captain nOU ws 70 ORGANIZATIONS

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QS' vs 655.6 C, This year the J.V. Cheerleaders gave it their all to boost the spirits of the sopho- more class, not to mention the entire stu- dent body. Shana Hyatt and Tracy Bower were co- head. They attended N.S.A. in California over the summer. They excelled in all competitions, recieving all Superior Plus ribbons and a trophy to bring back to E.H.S. They also shared credit with the Var- sity Cheerleaders for the spirit stick, which is here at E.H.S. gs P-wk 6- ,tl .sc . c. ff A, 5 me ,Ayr--fsxrgg .. 5 f . . ff.-1. g : 1.1.2 ,,.r 'X ., P 5.3: ' fi f M ':'2f'5'Y f.s.f.a ' is 72 ORGANIZATIONS Q 'If' 5' T , X ' -. ' X.,f '?xl . . fv- A ' , 5,,,5'Q+gg'.,. H A . -' 25422. Left to Right: Shana Hyatt, Patricia Young, Tracy Bower Left To Right: Llsa Blake, Stephanie Walker, Marla Wilson, Cheri Pope, not pictured: Carmen Hawkins. Being a J.V. Cheerleader lsn't always fun, it can be a lot of headaches and hard work. Preparing for games, assemblies, etc., is a lot of work but lt ls also fun. Sharing common Interests in cheering and school activities has brought us all closer together. Overall, we've had a great J.V. year, which is mainly because ofthe hard work and pride of the J.V. athletes. One of the greatest things about being a J.V. Cheerleader was standing behind the GREATEST school ever E.H.S.l WE LOVE OUR J.V. TEAMSl I ,