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

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ELDGRADO'S D TI G SCE E ' WHAT DG SUNDEVILS ating seems to be a fairly common thing in your Junior and Senior years of high school. lt's the cool thing to do, you know, you like someone and you'd like to go out with them to see what he or she is like outside of school. ln the past years it was traditional for the guys to ask the girl out, but things have changed. Now girls have the right to ask a guy out. But what do people expect on these dates? Just good looks, or The over all appearance ofa person seems eat and have a real good time. Jennifer a nice dinner and movie, or be treated espe- cially nice? Well, to give you an idea of the opinions that some Eldorado students EXPECT ON A DATE? be treated. Stacy Wagner, Junior, said that The guy should dress nice, have a great personality, be exciting, and a gentle- man. I would also like to be comfortable. Ryan Brooks, Sen- ior, said Simple courtesy, fairly well dressed, polite. Some- body who would be happy regardless of where you took them. Alissa Burton, Junior, said that I expect him to dress formal, he should behave and not rush things. The average guy would try something. Neil Mayfield, Senior, says I expect to have a good time. I don't want to be nervous. A lot of the have, we asked people what they expect on H replies we got were about feelin comfort- d d n 1 d ' b Q their ates an t e rep ies varie . a le and having manners. No one likes to Jun-Jun Casimiro, Junior, said that I I expect to have 8 go out with someone mde and obnoxious. like girls to dress real nice, have a nice good time U U i do!-ft The last major topic was about where body, and a good personality. Lisa Blake, W t t b people would like to go. Shana Hyatt, Sen- Senior, said I would like to go to a show an 0 ,,e NEI ior, said I expect to go to the movies and and dinner. I like a guy to dress real nice, nervous 1 L maybe out to eat. Paul Amyot, Junior, fashionable, and especially nice shoes.! NAYFIELD says I like to go to a really nice place to to be very important on a date. People mainly like to see FASHION. Pam Dayton and Kristin Wohlrab, both Seniors, told us about their dream date. They saidjokingly, First, the guy has to be a total babe! And dress G.Q., no shorts or surf attire! He has to be loaded with money and drive a BMW. And of course be on his BEST behavior. Nothing but the best for us. Oh, it would also be nice if he surprised us with a dozen red Zuniga, Junior, said that UI expect to have a good time and for him to spend a little money on me. A typical date these days 'usually consists of a movie and dinner. This can run about S25-5555. For a recreational type date you could go to Scandia and play miniature golf or in the summer you can go to Wet'N- 'Wild lake. So for you Freshmen and Sophomores we hope this can help you in your future dating years. rosesl! Dream on girls! Another big topic was manners and the way people want to ,asv-0 Sunrise 7, the movie theatre that was The Homecoming DFIHCC Pl'0ViClCd the built last year, has become a popular 3tm0SPhel'C f0l' 3 QVC-at PIHCQ to Q0 On 3 spot to go on dates. date- Football games are another popular option to go with a date. Tracy Cothran,junior, spends a lot of time at games watching boyfriend Jason Birming- ham, also junior, play. 913 Night Life

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V THE POLYESTER INVASIO STUDENTS WORK HARD FOR THE MONEY fter the one-thirty bell where do stu- dents go? Home to talk on the phone about the latest news? Or do they go home and eat and watch some television? Or possibly do they go home and sleep? Well a majority of high school Juniors and Seniors go straight to work after school. They go home, make a quick change into a bunk polyester uniform and head to work. McDonalds and Carl's Junior were two of the most frequent places that Eldorado students work or worked. Some other places are K-Mart, 1 L.A. Yogurt, Sunrise Seven, and Little Cae- sars Pizza. Most of these jobs are only part time during the school year. The part time employee usual- ly works 4-8 hours per day, and about 4-5 days a week. The pay for thesejobs is another story. Minimum wage is 55.35 per hour. That's not much for the work that some of these people do. But the biggest complaint is yet to come! Toni Monsoor, Senior used to work gr-3-If . 1 at McDonalds. She told us that, Wear- ing that stupid uniform made me feel like an old lady! The uniforms that employees wear are the biggest com- plaints. The uniform usually consists of a pair of polyester pants, a shirt and maybe even an apron or hat. Most of the fast food chains require that you wear this uniform. Joshua Bernat, Ju- nior, didn't seem to think so. l'le thinks, I didn't feel a difference between my uniform and my normal clothes. He used to work at Carl's Junior. Trishun Jack- son, Junior, is also an employee of Carl's Junior. She said that. Wearing a polyester uniform is gross. lt's always hot and sticky and hard to move in. Michelle Digregorio, Senior, is a former employee of Vons Grocery Store. Her biggest complaint was that, They aren't Vogue! Laura Merrill, Junior, used to work at Long John Silvers. She told us that, Wear- ing a polyester uniform gives me a feeling of ants crawling all over my body. lt's the worst feeling in life. Natalie Woods, junior, prepares a cus- tomer's lunch order at Subs 'N Such. Observing packaging procedures, Brian Mead, junior, an employee ofthe Mail Room. L.A. Yogurt employee Jennifer Martin, senior, follows a customer's instructions ..gg.l,1T.uu ee- foran order. 'i' W.: :---' ' ' . 9-'vi-m.f.-. E 'ai-see-. . -fa- liff-fvers F . sp 1 ,,, . as-'1 1 6- giff-' v? - -1'?,,??f.1:ffs: , 5-.: 5322. Li' ff-1555314 K ff 'kv F f ' DHT MEF' HCT FIUU Qc Student jobs .l. me-annul.

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T I'IEY'RE HERE!!! STUDENTS RETURN TO SCHOOL August 27, 1987: It's the first day of schooll Everyone is dressed in their new out- fits and have big, smiling faces. They're all excited about the new school year. But. we all know how long it took to prepare for this long awaited dayl HOURS! Clothes have to be ironed just perfect, make-up tif you're a girll has to be applied carefully, and of course, your hair has to be styled just right. But then how did everyone get to school? Freshman and Sophomores do have their own cars if they have achieved their driver's li- cense. Juniors and Seniors usually have their own cars so they drive themselves. At this point Seniors are feel- ing Almighty, Juniors are feeling Bad, Sophomores are feeling Cool, and the Freshman feel Groovy, Actually the Freshman are shaking in their Trax ten- nies. As everyone is pulling in to the student parking lot, their stomachs are all ex- cited, wondering what this day has in store for them. Holding your breath as you walk into the building you hope that you're friends are close by. Everyone's looking around at everyones out- fits making sure that theirs is unique. The clicks begin to form in the Cafeteria for as some call it, the Student Activity Center.D The loud, gruff voices are usually the Sporto's. They usually occupy the very center tables. The high pitched, giggling voices are the Cheer- leaders. They also sit in the center of the Cafete- ria. The Theater People usually gather by the The- ater or they hang out in the Theater. flt makes sense doesn't it.J The Stoners always hang out directly across the street from school - getting the last puffs of their cigs. The Skaters are al- ways in front of the school so that they can per- form their skateboard tricks. New Students sit in the Cafeteria waiting for someone to meet. lt's 7:25 and the first bell rings. People are ready to go to their homeroom. Stu- dents receive their new schedules - naturally some problems may arise. Quickly they proceed to find their new classes through the crowded halls. When the lunch bell finally rings at 10:10 or 11:05, Freshman run to be the first ones in the lunch line. But of course, the Seniors and Ju- niors rush out to McDon- alds, Taco Bell, and Arby's. Sophomores may sometimes get the privilege of going to lunch with one of their Upperclassmen friends or else it's Cafeteria food all the way. But what did everybody do after school? Varsity Players were afierschool at practice. Some went to the lake or work. But the majority? Home to SLEEP! School Life At one of the spirit assemblies, a Freshmen looking thoroughly enthused, shows his school spirit. During the Homecoming Half Time, Ms Travers definitely got it good. Band members joke around during the Home coming spirit assembly.