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

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Lo k-Out 86 X f sm s With an increase in the tide of tardies during the 85-86 school year, the administration devised a tough lock-out policy to curb this troublesome problem. Teachers were instructed to lock their classroom doors once the final bell had sounded. Students still outside of their classes were forced into a retaining area where they remained for the duration of the period. In addition, they were assigned after-school detentions for this same infraction. Most of the student body was quite upset with this policy and voiced disapproval through protests, sit-outs . and committees established by the House of Representa- tives. However, even though the lock-out may not have been the perfect solution, both students and administrators realized that tardies had been a problem and the lock-out was effective in convincing students to reach their classes on time. Upper Right: Sheli Armstrong discusses the dilemma she has got herself into. Right: Scott Jessup enjoys a leisurely day in retention. Bottom Left: Richie Rabb questions a delin- quent student as Raphael Navarro pleads her case or maybe his own. Bottom Right: Some unfortunate students prolong their last few moments of freedom before entering the black hole, E I ,nf if LOCK-OUTXIS M . -l - TAL szeafmirfxxu y . ,,,,, I

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f ., ssociated Student Bod 5, Svsea' 1: 3 3 NN. On shoulders: fleft to rightj Paige Maurer. Hallie Furr, Adriane Trevino. Cindy Delph. Top row: fleft to rightj Ray Sweeney, Mike Shoemaker, Colton Lawrence, Matt Preilipp. Christy Brown, Denise Yanagisawa, Chris Hamill, Boni Yanagisawa. Cindy Sanchez, Theresa Bolton, Greg Gonzalez. Bottom Row: fleft to rightj Sherry Ratliff. David Skousen, Paige Ashbrook, Jill Haworth, Gina Alexander, Cathie Rich, Antonette Wilson. Officers Take Pride This year our Associated Student Body was truly an inspirational group. Their main goal was to get the students in- volved in the activities. There were many motivating students in ASB this year. Through their leadership and perseverance they got the students in- volved in the activities and made them a success. ASBD8 The most important activities that the ASB was responsible for this year were the Teacher Appreciation Week and our Homecoming 85-86. Our student leaders took pride in their work and it showed! They made this year a year for all of us to remember. SENIORS - Top row: fleft to rightj Christy Brown. Colton Law- rence, Adriane Trevino, Chris Hamill, Denise Yanagisawa. Bot- tom row: Cleft to rightj David Skousen, Sherry Ratliff, Mike Shoemaker. Theresa Bolton, Ray Sweeney.