Esperanza High School - Quetzal Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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fx Lltfa-, 6 - table of contents it I 1 Mi. L' L 'finfw -x , ' 1. Senior David Keefe has a cotton ball stuck to his nose by Senior Kathy Fonceca. They were participating in the Student Council sponsored Cotton Ball Rally during Spirit Week. 2. They usually vocal Rosalie Cucinella finds it difficult to stay in character with her mouth shut as she is harrassed by a member of the football team. Cucinella dressed as a mime on Halloween. 3. Varsity Football Coach Bob Lewis gives instructions to wide receiver Steve Kalmbach at the Pacifica game. The Aztecs lost 34- 17. 4. Leading the band in the Placentia Heritage Days Parade was the Banner Team. That team was led by Captain Monica Seiber. 5. Junior John Matusak gets creamed in the pie eating contest. That contest was designed to increase school spirit prior to the El Dorado football game.

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Teachers, Frank jahn and Larry Ortega, picket after school to demonstrate dissatisfac- tion with the Placentia Unified School District's contract negotiations. Teachers worked without a contract until early December. z. French teacher Louise Levy reviews a dialogue from the text. Along with French, Levy also teaches English and is the adivsor of CSF. 3. Language arts teacher, Marlene Hollar, attempts to see what it feels like to be on the other side of the deslc. Sophomore, Karl Kaiser shows her how it feels to be one of the masses. Faculty Club bolsters morale 18 - faculty X