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

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,Q P59 HRX 'EP' Valley Clark Bonanza Chaparral BHSIC Las Vegas Gorman Western Rancho Top row: Corey Allen, Shawn Hansen, Felix Shelby, Jason Bimiingham, Rob- ert Workman, Svante Singleton, Robert Remey, Joe Guerzon, John Hines, Don Kurau. Fourth row: Fred Smith, Darren Alexander, Daryl Daniels, Anthony Jackson, Dino Mayorga, Shane Peter- sen, Frank Valenzuela, James Nuells, Jim Miller, Paige Reeves. Third row: Robert Mayers, Marc Wilson, Rudy Ruiz, Rudy Hernandez, Dome Clary, Larry Hanson, Jim Marsh, Kevin Bretts, Mark Bassat, Tuan Phan. Second row: Coach Stephans, Coach Peck, Gerald Williams, Nathaniel Valenzuela, Frank Perkins, Michael Kelly, Dujaun Lewis, Patrick Juneau, Dennis Fitzgerald, Chris Louis, Cliff Goodrich. Bottom row: Coach Mitchell, Coach Wolfman, Toni Valentino, Barry Mote, Randy Min- yard, Danny Hemphill, Jamone Pol- lard, Derrick Henderson, Mark Sim- mons, Kurt Wohlrab, James Thunfnan, Paul Capitano. Another successful field goal for Eldor- ado. 'ZONE' Bonanza 25 Q 5 i!lUTf'I'!5 G lIl'R'fk'l s x in VARSITY T KES DIVISIO hat a year! The Varsity Football team had an excel- lent season this year. The long hours of practice in the blazing sun in the mid- dle of August paid off when they beat long -time rival Gorman, as well as beating Western in the Homecom- ing game, a feat that has not been accomplished in many years. By working to- gether as a team the Sun- devil Football team man- aged to capture the Sun- rise division title and make it to Zone playoffs. The team showed true Sundevil Spirit in their nev- er-ending attempts to de- fend Eldorado's title. Their competitive, aggressive spirit was apparent in every game. We'll be said to lose the Seniors who will be graduating this year, but we'll always remember their constant dedication to the team and to Eldor- ado as a whole. Every touchdown showed their talent and skill as they made Eldorado itll This years Varsity Foot- ball team may be losing a few players but what they did this year will inspire and help next years team- players to work harder and do as good if not better than this years Varsity team. So even if they are leaving the school they are still a part of the team and always will be. 81 Varsity Football

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82 l.V. Football 5 ' as MSIE itZiQ T fix! First Row: fLeft to Rightl Alain Dayers Rayes, Robert Mayers, Scott Manganello, Jason Dance, Roger Ruiz, Corey Allen, Second Row: tLeit to Rightl Brian Hammerlack, Danny Nixon, Marcus Fitzgerald, Eric McGin- nis, Steve mpson, Danny Gliddon. Third Row: iLel't to Righty Nathan Cowsil, Steve Dyson, Chris Tomaio, John Duvall, Scott Robinson, Jaime Jurato. Fourth Row: iLeft to Rightl David Swallow, Ernesto Gamboa, John Manclark, Ron Marks, Chris Ross, Hiram Sedano. FifthRow: tLeft to Rightl Danny Concoby, Gilbert Cruz, Dustin Coffman, Gene Griego, Mike Kruize, Casey Miller, Dennis Whitmore, and Alex Alverez. -1 E: gm IC- gc N5 Ea 95 N E 3 ff-at f . X time out to Tough drills and scrimages build www strengh and skill. S' . ., .t.t.t....h . Mt- - - N ...tmwsaw-wwamuwwusswwswl -+ '9'P'F 'l 5 . j.f..fl'.. ittt at Q - ..... W Xiiiiq w iikx ' ' 1 ii . ,iii 5 ' K , iiki .L .i...ig..,ij:i... ' . ,...... 1' .... .,-. hi ---- ..,,.. , - .. f Q vgriz --.. uf?-Sz. W kkk,, L ....t. y 'Y' ' 'W it ' ' unior Varsityifl who ups, yet their composure , .,,,,,,,, , - , - are they? Oh yeah, and confidence still re- iiiii T, eeee 154 theyfre only Second rnained. had an atti- r by Ytyt ttt.. K .,..... ttttt.tt . . . C... ,,,,,...,,, .. M. best to the varsity team, tude which gave them the tssssss - -- right? edge to be a winning team J llll it C and to prove that they wer- S en't second best to any- one. They also knew that t no matter how bad the situ- ation, anything can happen on the field. Their overall outstanding players, They season was a great suc- , cess. They have plenty of potential, strength, and en- thusiasm that blows every- one away completely. They also knew that the simple part was getting there and the hardest part is to stay there. The most strongest factor in their game tur- nouts were due to the play- ers' pride and spirit in be- ing able to represent Eldor- ado Wrong! Better known as J.V. they are a group of spirited and determined young men. Although they may not be as popular as the varsity team, they are N.- are able to execute their plays with great skill dur- ing games as a result of striving hard at practices. Practices paid off and im- provements were seen throughout every game. They were tough competi- tors who managed to keep their respect for them- selves and their games. During the games, there was a lot of tension build After a smashing catch. the receiver runs for the touch down. mr or s it .ti if Q-ti -S