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

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The International Thes- pians Society is organized to help students excel ln all phases of Theater. The main goal is to create an active interest in Theater Arts in the High Schools. Membership is granted for the performance of cast and crew positions on major productions. Back Row il to 0: Shawn Mango. Shannon Griffin. Glna Oakes, Don Wert, Sean Wortman, Tawney Altman, Tracy Lucas, Richard Murrletta, Samlee Price, Tony Vaughan, Dayomy Paula, Cathy Wrangham, Kalla King, Jeff Harrlson, Harold Kerr, Terl Whlte, Darren Gates, Jacqui Duncan, Patrick Loose, Paul Farnum. Lara Aytes, Chad Chrlstenson, Wllllam Leavltt. Next Row Cl to ri: Julie Addy, Bobble Jo Christenson, Shannon Wllson, Lorl Bane, Wayne Cutler, Mlchelle Fournler, Valerie Scrlbner, Carolyn Montes, Heldl Llrgg, Alycla Sanders, Jennifer Wenzel, Christie Smith Very Front: Deirdre Murray, Lizz Flrstbrook. Dungeons and Dragons is a game of fantasy In peril, mystery, hope, kindness, and power. It is a cultural and historical experience in the myths and legends of all peoples of ancient times. Its play enhances the mathematical and analytical skills of those that play. All students enrolled or graduates of Eldorado High School are elgible I for membership. O Top: Jocqul Duncan Middle: George Day, Mlke Partlow Bottom: Kristina Shlgenaga Q9 16 'Y O 8 78 ORGANIZATIONS

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: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

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QQ R FRONT ROW: LAR. Coach: D.D. Clark. Krlslena Shlgenaga. Team Captain: Jackie Braun. Elda Anqulllano, Jonathon Hawkins BACK ROW: L-R. Nlck Haley, Curtls Swalley. April Podlogar. Kelly Strubble, Charlotte Lewis, Becky Hanna. Jeff Ross, Chris Kumlnecz. What is the tallest mountain in North America? You may not know the answer to this but for- tunately for Eldorado, most of our Varsity Quiz Players know the answer to this and many more puzzling questions. As the popularity of trivia increases. so has the popularity of Varsity I Quiz. Every year our team has been getting bigger and better and this year is definetly no ex- I-M - ' ception. This years team has - 25' more players than ever and I has had an outstanding record this season. 3 i 1 i i - 1 I fiom . K .STANDING L to R: Advisor-Mr. Lazzarato. Dee Ellis, Michelle Murray, Janet Bruce, Melissa Moore. Llermann Ousley KNEELING: Karla Milklovlch, Llsa Patterson, Angela Bennett. The Key Club is a school organization sponsored by the local Kiwanis club. The purpose of the Key Club is to pro- vide community service and to help high school students develop initiative, leadership ability, and good citizenship practices. This years Key Club is made up of about ten members and their ad- visor is Mr. Lazzarato. fb O75 9 ORGANIZATIONS 79