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

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Freshman Cheerleaders put on a great show at the Homecoming Assembly. ll Y SU DEVIL SPIRIT: CATCH IT IF YOU CAN! t's 1:00 p.m. on a Friday afternoon in mid- September. Suddenly. the thundering of a bass drum radiates through the air as the band tiles into the gym. Student council members wallpaper the gym with posters as the Spiritleaders finish setting up chairs for the football players. The gymi is instantly filled with students, all rowdy and rearin' to go. lt's spirit assembly time, the time when it's okay to be loud, rowdy, and yes. even crazy. The M.C. ofthe assembly comes over to the microphone the prime examples to the Freshman, and . . show'em where it's at. Now it's time for the Junior class. With only one year to go, they give the Seniors some real competition! As they rehearse for their Senior year. they demonstrate true Sundevil Spirit by having one of the largest turn outs at the assembiy. They more than prove to be 'klammin Juniors. ' And now the Seniors. The class of '88. As their last year at E.H.S, comes to a close. their as the gym fills to maximum ca- -f I' X ,W ,W . spirit is unstoppable! They pacity. The Seniors begin the 'if Q zoom across the floor in the tri- class competition with the Ju- 'Q ' ml , , Cycle race, win the donut eating niors, Sophomores. and Fresh- gg ' Q race in a mere seven seconds, man joining in, all vying for the J g U 'f never losing their paper crowns. title of most spirited. who wins? j - f W who ever said Seniors had to be We'll see! Q' , mature? The Freshman class. not ex- fy ,,,, S., Aithough the assembly is actly sure what to do, follows ' winding down, the crowd isn't. the lead of the other classes. While their confidence may not be apparent, their raw spirit is. They demon- strate their spirit when they give the Seniors a run for their money in the competitions. Al- though they are new comers to spirit assem- blies, the Freshman class demonstrate true Sundevi! Spirit, The Sophomores of E.H.S., one year veter- ans of spirit assemblies are often looked up to by the Freshman. The Sophomore's spirit is apparent as they become rowdier at each as- sembly. Their class spirit shakes the gym as The Seniors win the class com- petition, but received a good fight from all of the classes. Whether the Freshman. Sophomores, Juniors. or Seniors win the ciass competition is not important. The important thing is that each class at E.Ii.S demonstrates gig Sundevil Spirit. 9, , 1 'X Students really get involved in assemblies eV Spirit Assemblies

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' W 6 'Q 3 -mx 'aw . il v 3 if Cheerleaders get a chance to show their stuff. Fred, the mascot, gets the chance to chat with the Songleaders. ff 'FR' MC The crowd shows their enthusiasm and excitement at a Spirit Assembly. Tracy Bower and the 50nQ'93def5 baby mascot laugh with each other. 37 Spirit Assemblies