Esperanza High School - Quetzal Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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,.-Q- '! Wabash Despite many problems Prom is successful Fraught with problems and disorganization, some say that it was miracu- lous that the Prom was the success that it was. Problems with site selection, band selection, theme selection, decorations and souvenirs pla- gued the junior class officers. The Costa Mesa Country Club was finally selected as the site, the band 88 performed, Always and Foreverv was named the theme and glass fountain glasses were dispensed as souvenirs. Some complained that the ticket prices, S23 to 325, were too expensive for what was provided. There should have been a sit down dinner, limo service and a better bandf' said junior Sharon Keown. I had a great time, but the Asteroids game was taclcy,', said sophomore Mary Clark of the video games found at the formal dance. ,,a I 1. junior Diane Edwards and freshman Stacy Hilton find every- thing about Prom amusing, The band 88 performed. 2. Senior Chris Miller and her date Joe Schlater show that much of the formal wear apparent at Prom was uni-sex. The Prom was held at the Costa Mesa Country Club. 3, Senior Karen jones adjusts the tie of her escort, sophomore Tom Johnson. The only way an underclassman could gain access to the dance was by being the date of either a junior or senior. Q 2 3 prom - 149

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1. Senior Henning Peterson dances with alum- nus Shannon Shipley, Many alumni returned as dates of juniors and seniors. 2. Crutches didn't deter john Gibson from enjoying a dance with his date Carole Carter, The Prom was held on May I. 3. Junior Class President Ray Garza and his date Michelle Philp announce the 1982 Prom Court. Dave Blanchard and Mary Wixt- ed were named King and Queen. 4. The main entrance to the dance floor was blocked by couples waiting for photos to be taken. Some waited up to one hour for their phoros. I 3 148 - prom

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I 3 1, Senior Eddie Singletary auditions for every part in a play being cast by Peter Quince in a vignette from Midsummer Nighfs Dream. Singletary played the part of Nick Bottom, z, Freshman Chris Volk and sophomore Lisa Fleming play the star-crossed lovers Romeo and Juliet. This scene was one of the many tragedies presented in the second act. 3. Senior Kim Graham plays Lady Anne cursing her husband Richard of Gloucester. Graham, a drama department veteran, has appeared in almost every produc- tion since het sophomore year. 4. Associate Director Stephen Peter Callaway adjusts Valerie Eaton's veil for the Cleopatra scene. Callaway, on loan from California State University Fuller- ton, teaches at that university. 150 - spring play