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

Page 80 text:

6' fo ofa The Honor Society is made up group of students who have achieved high scholastic honors. This years Honor Society not only achieved this but they accomplished a number of things for are . The most impressive ac- complishment however, was the mon- ey they raised for M.D.A. Eldorado was chairperson for the organization over all of Clark County. The Honor Society also for Eldorado's Y I .... X 'gs . X .0 community raised scholarship money seniors throughout the year. III o, Kristina Shigenaga, Lisa Patterson, C COfficersJ Elda Anqu an hristine Kim, Lisa Wright, Cindy Connell iii' -i H ag: gl.. -C Ei Wohlrab David Dornak, Patrick Luss, Lisa Wright, Cindy Cannell. Bock: Melissa Moore, Jacqui Duncan, rc , Anquillano, - ' b lain, Christine Kim, Tina Bridges. Lisa Patterson, Janet Bruce. Front. Lisa Cham er Middle: Jackie Braun, Kristina Shlgenaga. Elda 76 ORGANIZATION

Page 79 text:

HI, My name is Lisa Hanson. I am the captain of the Sundancers for 1985-86. I feel that the Sun- dancers have progressed greatly this year. The girls on the squad have shown me time after time that they've got what it takes to put on a great perfor- mance. But of course they don't get away from practices. If there's something that I see that needs touchlng up, I make the girls do those counts and steps over and over again, until I think it looks good. I am the girls' worst critic. I work them hard, long hours, not only to be cruel, but also to better them. I hope that every performance we have the girls do their best. These girls on the squad are my prlde. Every time we perform and we get an outstanding applause, it brings a tear of pride to my eyes. I hope every year becomes better and better. Let it be known that we will be around for a very long time. So 'Vo 4 flfqbas 'wr Back Row Krlstl Smlth Christine Johnson Pom Rogers Middle Row Debbie Welsse Marla Clrlllo Brando Kent Mary Freeman Front Row Debbie Denault Trlston Plunk Angela Felster Jennifer Frost Lying: Leslie Tiffany On Side: Carolyn Grandjean Elizabeth Dlaz Splits: Tabitha FreemanqCo- CaptainJLlsa Hanson CCaptaInD Not Pictured: Ucllla Spencer Jlll Averett ORGANIZATIONS 75

Page 81 text:

:lx ge , J. 'SX Future Business Leaders of America. Eldorado's chapter of the national organization devoted to promoting stu- dents in the pursuit of succesful careers. Front Row: Mrs. June HelmesCAdviserJ, Dock Row Palma Wesely, Kristie Krohne, Brend McCormick, Leatrice Dotson. Middle Row: April Podrogar, Karin Snider, Kevin Parks, Patricia Rawlings, Crystal DeDoer ,k',,7 I rl I K ,4 ..VyVk A . kk,k R , 9 kgmrk. Wg' A Q Tl, l'lss , J A K ' 7 - ii Front Row: Genie Huff. Tracy Davis, Denlse Jaska. Carolyn Montes. Melissa Way, Angie Sword, Nick Haley, 2nd Row: Joann Walker, James Mehner, Erin Dell, Kim Watters, Cheryl Henne, Crystal Del3ore, Tammy Fox. Nicole Gray, Stephanie Barsuk, Srd row: Mrs. Ranz, Rilltsa Walker. Kim lhnat, Vickie Vogt. Darte Karlsen, Melissa Taylor, 4th row: Nadine Pullen, Leatrice Dotson. Danny Hemphill, Cheryl Fox, Lizbeth Ridge, Mr. Rutledge, 5th row: James Smith, Tuan Phan. Robert Moyers, Kenneth McMillian, Karen Wilson The German Club Was Es- tablished for any German Student interested in further- ing his or her cultural knowl- edge of the German speak- ing countries. One of the Clubs goals was realized this summer We hope to en- large our knowledge of the language firsthand exper- iences with the differant cus- toms ond cultures. Besides our upcoming adventure to Germany, we will also trav- el to California for our annu- al trip. The German Club meets every two weeks. We also have severo get-to- gethers and parties through- out the year. O Y' 049