Esperanza High School - Quetzal Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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Q Ken Bergevin Mike Bumg Frances Hamilton Pat Hedges Joan Higbee Jean Hubiak Sandy Keil Kathy Lopez Joanne Montoy in M ike Moses J im Ramos 1. Art teacher, Joan Higbee, advises Kirsta Van Wechel on the dimensions of shadows. Higbee, along with Marsha Poole and Sandy Keil sponsor the art club. 2. Industrial Arts teacher Dennis Walters warns Brian Campbell of the dangers of the machine. Industrial Arts teachers sponsor the VICA Club. 3. Kathy Lopez vocalizes the notes for her guitar class. Along with guitar, Lopez also directs three choir classes and an English I class. 4. Instrumental music director, Ken Bergevin, talces a moment during his orchestra class to glance down at his score. The orchestra is obviously playing something other than what Bergevin is directing. 5. Drafting teacher Steve Vallely explains to Mike Walsh, the architecture of a split level house. Each year the architecture class members are encouraged to enter county competitions. 30 - faculty Susan Payer-Stauter Steve Vallely Dennis Walters

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1 When in doubt anti-differentiate Do fractions give you trouble? Are square roots beyond your com- prehension? Then you might like to know about Ed Seela's calculus class, where students integrate differentials to get Reimmian sumsf' Students in the first period mathematics department class work with problems that take a page to solve. This hard work led to a feeling of community among the twelve students who call themselves The Dirty Dozen. The Dirty Dozen consist of eleven seniors and junior David Cruz. Most students who take the class plan on majoring in math or science in college. Robert Barath used it as a preparation for future work. When I take calculus in college, he said, I plan on getting an A+ . At semester, Hinh Hoang entered the class and made it The Dirty Baker's Dozen and the purchase of an Apple II computer allowed students to graph and analyze their intricate problems. Al Britt Frank Ferencz Kirk Mclntosh Tom Miller Marsha Poole Cheryl Rowen Ed Seela Susan Shore Jay Wenzel Todd Ferguson Aron Froelich Marc Hill Frank Jahn 1 of Greg Lynch Robert Whiteman faculty - 29

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Contract settlement finally negotiated After working without a contract since September, the Board of Education for the Placentia Unified School District finally ap- proved a negotiated agreement between the teachers' association and the school district at their meeting on December 18. The teachers wanted an 876 pay increase, the increase that was the average increase found throughout Orange County. The contracts were finalized with a 6727 salary increase, 279 lower than what was asked. Before the contract was agreed upon, half of the faculty picketed in front of the school before and after school hours in an effort to show their support for those negotiating the contracts. Most teachers feel that a 676 increase was not a sufficient increase in these days of double digit inflation. Only QZ of the teachers voted to accept the clistrict's offer, 61? voted to accept the offer but went on record as being displeased with it. goin of the teachers voted not to accept the proposal. ef, 1 , .i'i ,.,vf ' faculty - 31