Esperanza High School - Quetzal Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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PSAT presents juniors with challenge No one can second guess the PSAT. No one who has not actually experienced it can understand exactly what the Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test is actually like. The test is feared, dreaded, anticipated and responsible for many millions of anxiety attacks across the nation. The only thing dreaded more than rising at the ungodly hour of 7:00 am to take the test is the meeting with the counselors to have the results explained. It was easier than I thought. I'm sure I did well, said junior Debi Callcin. One who did exceptionally well was David Cruz. Cruz was able to score a perfect score on the math portion of the test and only missed four on the English language portion. Others did not fare as well. English was easy, math was hard, said Matt Ellsworth. I wish it had more than just those subjects because people are good in other subjects too, Ellsworth added. A more likely expression of junior attitudes for the test is stated by Tom Ogawa, It was a good waste of 55.00 and a Saturday morning. Egic Cooeer Charlotte Cortez llidlelle Cotter Michelle Crisanti David Cruz 'Yaesu-m1ncke Shelly Dangleis Teresa Dean Jesse Deanda Gina DeCoIlibus Charles Del Carlo Yvette Detevis Kelli Devan Debbee Devoss Lorinda Dicksen Greg DiLeo Karen Dinwiddie Kelley Doherty Lisa Domanic l Jeff Donston fi an f 'B'- . fest. -' 5 'Nt- A . -r Albert Dorado Loretta Dorado Norma Dorado Donna Dosgy Joe Dulla -Devereaux Dunlap Valerie Eaton Chris Eaves Diana Edwards Lisa Edwards Robert Ehlers William Eichs Tracy Elliott Matt Ellsworth ,Chris Enlozv Denise Espinoza juniors - II 1

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I. Jerry Ethridge gains strength after drinking a chemical compound in general science. Despite the fact that he was more powerful than a locomotive, the experiment did not amuse teacher, Todd Fergu- son. 2. Chris Lewis relaxes during Kathy Lopez's guitar class. Lewis' band Anthem played at this year's fourth annual Esperanza carnival. Shelli Carradine Larry Corrigan Ron Carrigan Yvonne Carson Bret Carter Carole Carter Mike Carter Carol Castillo Veronica Castillo Ron Castro Cathy Cavanaugh Brossie Cerniglis Keith Chalman Drake Chaput Jackie Charpentier Brad Charnaw Donna Chavez Mike Chocek Carin Cisneros Jackie Clark Andrea Clauson John Clifton Debbie Clow Larry Cohen Debbie Coker Glen Cole Steve Cole Cathy Conner greg Cooke Gail Coombs Dir-kscn!Mauch!Rt-id i io - juniors 'is

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'I-7!G P!-DIUIJUVWIUJS Rings provide costly tradition A memento of high school days that is almost as important as a diploma can be purchased for the mere sum of 875- Szoo. With this memento in one's possession the hand it finds itself on begins to get waved around in the most affected fashion. Class rings come in more than fifty select-a-sides or in three traditional styles. The ring is traditionally purchased at the beginning of oneis junior year. The day the ring comes junior girls can be seen engaging in the age old tradition of ring turningf' The ring on the wearerls finger must be turned the number of times in the year of the graduating class. The last person to turn the ring gets to lciss the wearer. This tradition led to a lot of swollen ring fingers and frantic searching for the one special person to turn the ring for the eighty-third time. 1. Carla Buman relaxes before starting work in Graphic Arts. The class includes photography, printing and sill: screening. 2. Terry Sepulveda cheers at the Homecoming Game. The Pacifica team defeated the Aztecs. r I2 - juniors Lang Fang Jerry Etheridge Sheri Farris Diane Fashing Ted Feldman Carlos Ferrari Karen Figuroa Ken Forsythe Ronald Frazelle Matt Fujimura Kim Furlong Tim Fyke Gary Gallogly Shonette Gantt Lucinda Garcia Jodi Garver Karen Gates Todd Gayman Tamlzer Gaynes Wendy Ginther Lisa Giordano Charlie Goffin Marc Gohres Robyn Goldman il ik M .W iii i fn 5 i L if g 5 ,r l , cytt - ' ig'-of it ,a ar if is ', kt.. ,VV H 1, ii ,,. .E . . , Z A I ug , i! H. ., . 5 Q -Ease.