Esperanza High School - Quetzal Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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Anticipating makes soph life hearahle Anticipation, a word that connotes Carol King, catsup and sopho- mores, is what many members of this class say is the most prevailing feeling. Anticipating the day they will be upper classmen, the day the can play powderpuff, ask a date to the prom or sit in their own quad, many sophomores spend their days dreaming of a future when they will be accepted. I can't wait until we get our very own quad. It will be fun having the whole class together in one place, said Gina Coyle. Sophomore Mary Clark commented, 'Tm looking forward to getting off campus as a senior, this school bores me. Jill Garcia said, I love to watch the juniors and seniors play powder puff, but participating will be a blastf, Amanda Adams A i '- X :': , .. 3 any Adams A .. gi g 'N,: I , -,.., Christine Adams s 'iV ' Gina Adkisson V V. ii 1 Giselle Aguilar ' W V- tk Q i K I V ct, Q Laura Alatorre w e ifi' - I ESL i f V Tami Alciatore Robert Aldana Ramiro Alfaro Kevin Alleva Debbie Almendarez Nayla Ammar Lisa Anderson Michelle Andresen Jinii Anglin 0 Qsa Ardelean Cyndi Aruffo Kim Aube Pam Aufenleamp Linda Bagley Alfred Ballesteros JMU Bmuiiuzz Scott Barber Sem' Bdffff' ia Kevin Bw Gary Baxter Irene Beckman Brian Bell t'it ' i, Clif: R , ip, rg - 4 , ' ' i tt M Bffgffmm at sr.e aicsa i Trina Billings ' ' It . K 1, . H Em B 'H ' A : it A sst l iltt T945 BBW' ii liiii A ,. 5' -1 ffm Bow iaa 158 - sophomores -4

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Brenda Cartolano Kim Caruso Mike Cate Jamie Cavanaugh Sophs fundraise for 1983 prom Earning money to sponsor activities and to plan a spectacular prom was the main goal of the Sophomore Class Council. Led Audrey Centeno Keigh Chapman Sherry Chaput Jim Chiado Steve Chille Jackie Cieslak by Sheri Dyas, who had previously served as the freshman class Jim Clad, president, the Council sold candy, popcorn and soft drinks at Mary Clark the home basketball games. They also sponsored a spring-gram sale prior to spring Susan Clark vacation. Dyas, like many other class presidents, found that Van Clark candy sales provided the easiest and best fund raisers, so, the Rohn, Coke, sophomores sold candy to raise funds. Michele Contresceri Ending the year with a sweatshirt sale, President Dyas said she hopes to be able to sponsor the best prom ever with all of the revenue from the fund raisers. 1. Kathy Orrick, Cathy Riley, and Jennifer Meyers participated in the hallow- een costume contest. Two alligators, how much more preppie can you get? 2. Terry Johnson tries her hand at flying. Perhaps she should adjust the weight. 160 - sophomores Robin Cooper Phil Coplen Maury Corpero Mary Cosick Gina Coyle Jon Crisp Steve C roxton Susan Cullen if si 1 1 r f ..a:i,g, .s . . g i. Q, 'K li L -. M ,,. r f Q , -if W is-is x , s me, el 'fi rf wig Q -ii 4 A 4-' 1 2