Esperanza High School - Quetzal Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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FBLA members compete at Kennedy Using the funds they raised from their ice cream sale, the FBLA club sent representatives to the Southern Central Business Conference at Kennedy High School in La Palma. Contestants competed in the business areas of essay, shorthand, typing, and accounting. The club also used art of their revenue to take field tri s to various P P businesses to observe the complicated technical computers that are quickly becoming a necessity in the business world today. Saying that the State Conference, usually held in the central section of the state, was too expensive and too time consuming, Adviser Jean Hubiak decided that the club would only attencl the Southern Central Competition. 1. Shari Spendlove and Cheryl Babcock busily file important FBLA papers. Filing is one of the different skills they learned in the FBLA. 2. Mike Daville studies his accounting. He was one of many members who competed at the Kennedy High School regional competition. 3. Patty Keifer tries her hand at mastering the new IBM typewriter. She also competed in the clerk typist competitions at Kennedy. fbla - io5

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1, Elizabeth Schmidt and Patty O'Campo gain valuable financial experience by selling ice cream on a hot day in October. This sale was successful, bringing in more than Szoo. 2. FBLA club - jim Ramos, Frances Hamilton, jean Hubialr, Trisha Zucherro, Shari Spendlove, Ve- ronica Castillo, Kathy Reilly, Elizabeth Schmidt, Cheryl Babcock, April Meads, Leigh Henson. gi -all IOQ - fbla

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umors sponsor Costa Mesa prom After a very shaky start the planning for the Junior-Senior Prom began. It looked as if the Prom would have to be held in the gym because all of the rooms large enough to accomodate a dance of this size in this area had already been booked. According to Valencia Activities Director Bruce Kittelson in his Prom Planning Workshop at the California Association of Student Councils Seminar in Santa Barbara, the majority of Orange County schools had already booked their Prom sites, their bands and selected their Prom themes prior to the start of the school year. Finally, after the Costa Mesa Country Club had a cancellation on the night of Saturday, May 1 the junior class officers were able to set the place and the date. Another site that was considered was Lion Country Safari in Irvine. junior Class President Ray Garza strongly favored this site, although at the time he had never seen it. This was the site of the 1978 Prom. After viewing the facilities Garza decided that the site wasn't formal enough. It would be like having a Prom in a cafeteria, said one council member. 1. junior Mike Martin memorizes dates for a U.S. history test. Martin uses free time during lunch to study in the aztlan office. 2. Freshman Section Editor Debbie Merrill pauses in her editing to laugh at one of Phil Reid's jokes. Reid's jokes are one of the many disadvantages to being a Quetzal staff member. 3. junior Class Princess Kristi Nichols gets prepared to be hit by a cream pie. The pie-in-the-face contest was sponsored by the Student Council. 4. Looking like he's bobbing for apples Craig Kohut dances at Winter Formal with his date Robin Poulin. The dance, held in January, was sponsored by the Student Council. 5. Lisa LaFourcade cheers at the Homecoming game. The Aztecs were defeated by Pacifica 37-I4. 6, Randy Lewis, Tim Patterson, Norman Santos and Yvonne Bradbury have four distinctly different reactions to a pep assembly. The assemblies were non-mandatory again this year. 7. junior Class President Ray Garza does his best to pull his opponent off balance in a tug-of-war. Garza and the Student Council attended a three day seminar .fmiors in Santa Barbara. 106 - juniors