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

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. MEL Y . 'Q ITT? Cori Bower, senior, hangs a banner and helps decorate the student center for the Homecoming Dance. An emotional moment was shared between Lynelle Constan- tine and Shana Hyatt at the Homecoming Queen Coronation. Craig Brockett, Mike Brockett, John Manclark and Robbie Bruce pose handsomely as they stand in line for their pictures at the Homecoming Dance. The Homecoming Dance proved to be a smashing success to everyone who went. williih- 29 l Homecoming Dance

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I l Celia Gouly, Jacki Powell, and Yadi Granados are all dressed up and ready to A cute couple shares a quiet moment together at the party, l I Homecoming Dance. HOMECOMIN 87 BRE KI can't believe the Homecoming Dance is going to be in the cafeteria, said one Eldorado student. Why can't we have it somewhere else? said another. These werejust a few comments made by EJ-l.S. students when it was announced that the 1987 Homecoming Dance would be held in the Student Activity Center tmore commonly known as the cafeterial. Student Council, the oflicial organiz- ing committee, was bombarded with questions as well as complaints. Ms. Travers, Student Council Advisor, said the number of places tavailable for holding the dancel were limited and they tStudent Council oflicersl decided that our cafeteria had more space to accomodate the dance. Although students complained, the Homecoming Dance was as suc- cessful as ever. Upon entering the cafeteria, a pleasing sight met the eye. This was no longer the cafeteria we all knew, it had been transformed into another world entirely. There were royal blue and silver decorations reaching from ceiling to floor. The food service windows had been covered by a royal curtain and the Sundevils Rule sign had been masqueraded by a beautiful pastel mural. Ev- erything looked magnificent! Homecoming Dance TRADITIO At 9:00 the Coronation of the 1987 Homecoming Royalty Court was set to be announced. As the highly awaited hour drew near, students began to whisper amongst themselves as to who would be crowned King and Queen. When Stephanie Rainbolt and Wynn Hanlon approached the loud speaker, the exhilarat- ing moment was even more intense. Then finally it was announced: Mark Simmons and Pam Dayton received the honor of 5rd attendants: Warren Gray and Lisa Blake received the hon- or of 2nd attendants: Kenny Kurth and Lynelle Constantine received the honor of first attendants and Marc Wilson and Shana Hyatt were crowned King and Queen. Lisa Blake commented. l was hap- py, and at the same time relieved that it was all over, she went on to say, I was very proud to be chosen. Shana Hyatt said, I was happy and really surprised. lt's a feeling that's really hard to describe. lt made me feel good all over. Despite complaints and doubts, the 1987 Home- coming Dance turned out to be a great success. Thanks are in order to all of the people who attend the dance and to Student Council, who made the dance the best ever!

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The Bride and Groom take a sigh of relief alter their long day. STUDENTS e oini' to the chapelg weire y gonna get married was e heard on January 15th as thepan- e nual mock wedding wastpresene ed by the Family Life classes. This wed4 ding was unquestionably unique because it was the first Roman Catholic wedding in the history of our school. This type of marriage is always held e I in a church, although this was the one excep- tion as it was held in the chapel Room 144. I I The traditional YWBCldil1Q'fIiEil'Ci1w Vhere Cornesffhey Brideug was played as the in- vited guests stocky and waited forthe persessional to begin. As thebrideand groom took their places, the ceremony started. Mr. Turek, the presiding: priest began his oration. Throughout his speech, he explained the importance of e i marriage, love and com- I mittment. Next, the vows were promised and they exchanged wedding 'irings .p With .a quick The imD011aHC6 of this I e' peck, Lisa Blake a and wedding is that the sac- ellc 'if at Mike Jewitt became rament is said by both I the bride and groom. Lisa Blake, the ublush- ing bride, planned the - mauve and grey wedding with help from Mike A ffpj, Jewitt the handsome groom g Lisa chose Rosa Zorilla as her maid of honors with Conniealiowan, Julie Bernat, and Lorrie Standridge as her hridesrnaids, IMike's -groomsmen were: P1061 Casmiro, An Novahom, and Chris. Cave, with Donfeathersi as hisfbestma1't.' I There wa,5.1Hl50IfhC ffpriestu whotper- formed theceremony. e husband and wife , at last. . I Everyone gathered outside to wish the NewIyweds a happy e r ellflfr Honeymoon , The new couple hopped into the uhoneymoon express and clanked and bonked to their destination: a two minute txiptaround the schoolg when they re- turned, they celebrated their new begin- ? as v f 2 ,f We g'4w,, '5'ffr2 '- , 4 I, ,, , ,W : ,, ning with a toast and the traditional cuti I ting of the cake. Just then, theyywisherd for meyaupremec fortune: to iivehappilyt 30 Marriage Day Noel Casimero, Don Feathers, Art Plovahome and Chris Cave were the groomsmen. I i I I I I I I I I I I I X' ,Iv rjyj,