Elsinore Union High School - El Lago Yearbook (Wildomar, CA)

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Q Ii ' -l ,ll f 'wil ., .4-46' ' --rs l, , is K 111 f u 1 Top, left page: Nena Alvarado and Samantha San- chez: A heavy metal education. Bottom, left page: Kevin Petterson takes advantage of one of EIsinore's two pools during physical educa- tion, lnset. left page: Biology teacher Mr. Sopp explains the dissection procedure to Eric Velk and Natalie Herrle. Left: Determination and perseverance amply de- scribes Elsinore's award winning band. Bottom. left: Kevin Jenkins works on a home eco- nomics class project. Bottom. right: Typing students learn new and useful skills on the schooI's modern equipment. I - K- -,gf',. .'.xi. IO 'l las 'Z : ' X 'Q A Fxx mf., Q T , l K Q , mfy X, 0 . xi, .JTZQ fs Y-V liliffnl r f 'y 5:5-,txglif Ql'f':F: i - H. . ,,, 4, iris' n -all :L ll' 73 Variations on an education: each classroom at Elsinore High is filled with students who have something different to learn. Every student on our campus has different goals and dreams: yet. they work to achieve them on a common ground. The Classroom. Guidance for the future comes from exper- . I - 4 K, ienced. capable hands. and EUHS's stu- dents welcome it with enthusiasm. No mat- ter what the future might hold. EUHS stu- dents are confident in the knowledge that they will be prepared. For. in the class- room, they have received an educa- tion.