Esperanza High School - Quetzal Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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1. Sheri Dyas and Jessica Rodgers cheer for the Aztecs at the Oceanview baslcetball game. Because of their enthusi- asm, the Aztecs were victorious. 2. jill Wixed loolcs weary at the homecoming dance. On the other hand, her boyfriend, Brian Gilbert, seemed to be full of life. 3. john Telford hides from his teacher during his Lan- guage Arts II class. Telford thought he would sleep undetected, He was wrong. 156 - sophomores ,al

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l 1. John McCall accepts the Louise Levy Memorial Scholarship Award from Ruth Felsenfeld. , Felsenfeld, former French teacher Louise Levy's daughter, presented the award on behalf of the Levy family. Levy died after a short battle with cancer in March. 2. Principal Al Hawkins accepts an original painting by 'lan Beth Hampton from Girls' League President Sharon Dutill, The painting, an annual present to the school from the Girls' League, will hang in the library's permanent collection. I 1, Social Science Department Chairman Fred Brown awards Michele Garfinlcle the Aztec Award from that department. Garfinlcle is the only graduate to receive two Aztec Awards, the other for being selected Co- valedictorian. Other nominees for the Social Science Aztec Award are Karl Kristoffersen, Co-valedictorian Carlene Archibald, Rob Barath, Theresa Schreitmuller and Marlr Siegel. 2, Former Assistant Principal Jo Ball addressed the audience after being presented with one of only three Aztec Awards presented to adults, Former Principal John Parrish and former Assistant Principal Terra Krause are the other adult recipients. Senior awards - 155 Walker N

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I. Snow White, Tomi Bolter, hugs Jill Wixted for being such a good friend. Both of them were among many who dressed for the Halloween festivities. 2. While walking to class together, jennifer Myers whispers a juicy secret to Kathleen Orrick. Orrick seemed less than pleased to hear about Myers' news. I 4 2 Leading class to '84 is goal Serving a second year as the class president for the Class of '84 was Sheri Dyas. Dyas admitted her goal was to serve as that class president all four years. In addition to Dyas, Class council activities she also enjoys an honors level academic program as well as an active athletic schedule. Dyas plays volleyball and has also been a member of the Aztec track team. I want our class to be different from all the other classes, said Dyas. She hopes to make the Class of '84 the most spirited, cohesive, excellent group in Aztec history. This is precisely why she and her council have planned so many fund raisers and worked so hard to make them successful. folfahomores