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

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98 Cross Country Eldorado's girls stretch before doing their usual workout. Vicki Murray slowly walks towards the start- ing line. Remona Porter giving it her all i Qf 'f'l'R if PP F ' I during a race. Ep li R 5 sa Ss 5 Bl fl The guys 'chill' before a big race. trmraw i XSS gg W w :x1E.:amLz':!u SE 5 gg F' . anumsv - f. it . - SYNC' :grit 1 fr rf nm .513 555 .M Poolsmz Lulu '

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V lley Ch PP Ck Vae CS CHI 8 ITB C k VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Gorman 15 8 Basi 15 9 a 18 16 Western 15 5 a l 15 11 Bona 16 14 Rancho 15 10 L.V. 15 8 lar 15 18 Gorman 15 10 L.V. 15 10 ll y 11 15 W t 15 2 Ch p 1 15 17 B 15 1 1 15 8 5 15 6 VARSITY PLAYS CN he Varsity Volley- ball team, headed by Coach Quinn, was a very strong and determined group of girls. They give it their all during every game. lt's amazing that these talented girls can practice long and hard- ,day after day, and yet they still have fun in the process. They seem to make playing volleyball look so easy and fun,but on the contrary,it's alot of work. They also learn good sportsmanship and what it's like to be on a team and to work together. They're not afraid to show their mas- culine side during a game, even if it means risking injury. Their skills are certainly prov- en in their matches, plus their hard work pays off. Win or lose, they will al- ways cheer on one an- other and show plenty of support. That just goes to say, that they are a very dedicated team. Kristin Wholrab is on the ball. Lori Terrano - I got it . U 97 Volleyball

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Priscilla Jorgensen running her best to be 01. COMPETITIVENESS . TI'IAT'S THEIR EDGE ompetition is an every- day way of life. People are competing with dif- ferent things for many different reasons. But the compe- tition we're talking about, is the competition between teams and even your own team-mates. lt's a way of life. Cross Country is a very com- petitive sport. This sport deals with very good athletic ability, hard training, good coaches, and self discipline. Our Eldorado Cross Country Team is a hard working team that trains six days a week. Their average mile of running, and sprinting a day equals as much as 15 miles a day. The runners trek in many SCh00l various places, such as Sunrise Mountain, Bonanza Road, The Silver Bowl, and The Sand Dunes. This years Cross Country Team consists of approximately 45 runners. These runners are as good as they are and train as hard as they do because of the direction given to them by Coach Richardson. The discipline is mainly self reliance, because it's up to them. Their successful re- cord is due to their desire to be the best. Our runners work hard together, there's no doubt about that, but there's also individual competition. That's the edge our Cross Country Team possesses- competition. VARSITY SCORES Boys Girls Chap 41-17 48-18 Vally 46-19 57-21 Gorman 55-21 24-55 Tony Woo, Bob Kzysczczuk, and Chris Hick- ey kick back before zone. Front Row lsittingl le!! to right: Denise Moorefield, Dawn Burak, Danielle Johnson, Angel Bean, Melanie Northrop, Sharon Por- ter, Remona Porter, Joy Powers, Unknown, Rae Ruflison, Jennifer Sanders. Second Row: Ann Kuminecz, Alisha Spence, Ta- mara Sims, Angie Pryatel, Vicki Murray, Leondra Dimery, Unknown, Josette Simp- son, Krystine Lan'imer. Third Row: Regina Ruckinger, Ercilia Moore, Kristi Gould, Bob Kryszczuk, Adam Chan, Chris Hickey, Al- bert Berry, Stephanie Kirkendahl,Priscilla Jorgensen, Amie Vanderford. Fourth Row: Coach O'Dea, Mike Angel, Amandi Carroll, Travis McCarty, Bryan Nielsen, Matt Felts- ,Jim Evans, Scott Sloan, Coach Richardson. Top Row: Jeff Kittle, Bernie Davis, Clifford Brown, Ivan Owens, Don Diller, Anthony Brown, Adam Duis, Sam Pearson, Guy Passman, Todd Lively. Cross Country