Esperanza High School - Quetzal Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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Frosh compete scholastically Being a freshman is hard for anyone, but it's especially hard for a freshman. The freshman are competing scholastically with the upper classmen in electives. This means they must strive harder just to stay at the same level, let alone excel. I feel like itis a challenge. It's boring without the upperclassmen to compete against! exclaimed freshman Andrea Loveland. But occasionally there are exceptions to the general idea that freshman will always be at the bottom. The freshman are constantly laughed at for what they're not. But no support goes to those who are trying to make it to the top. Competing with the upperclassmen, I don't feel like I'm at the bottom. I feel like I'm at the top with them, commented freshman Jim Sturgeon. Freshman Michelle Baker participates in the Halloween dress up contest, Baker's hot dog costume received an honorable mention. Iilgi A Vg Q f A iiit ll'-1 . g oggnise Qqfmkel sq, . a n .. swf qw-in Y ' '5 I - Q Kristin Georgi 'fe Mar, . T FBS '33 . - -L Q ' p ' Mike Gerdererng V a , Sam Gilbert K fit- rj' 4 .. Rgniec Qing S , s 5 A '-5' . Barry Gittleman Steve Glance David Goddard Brad Gaering Robert Gohler , r i' , Ze. al 'e Q sl . 1 Q 6 W Q X N Rhonda Gonzales 'H .12 A Q :mi is 13 wa , ,af M Q Paul Good Irgcy Ggodwin ' Scott Gossard Calvin Ggqugh Travis Greshman Sheila Grudem Andrew Gude Tina Guthrie . ,r 'Q Q, a x e .Bifh e ef . , Cliff? Hlggqfd 'i i i 5 ' V ' Suzanne Halderman v if Al , :Q ,piggy .lulienne Ifales 'tt'. . A I i ii Margret Hamilton T 'I 1 Ti Sheree Hamilton . qv Chuflfn V K g Marc Hancock , K W . In , at Ifxrle ilillgdley Eric Hansen .lay Iiansen ffmrilfiifiiiffk Ingrid Hardgrave Chris Harms Kim Harras Q

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