Esperanza High School - Quetzal Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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I. Junior Songleader Robyn Goldman cheers the Aztecs on to another victory. The pepsters performed an outstanding routine to the song Crazy Train. 2. Sophomore Class President Sheri Dyas points the Student Council to the finish line in the Amoeba Race. The Student Council attend- ed a week long camp at Santa Barbara over the summer vacation, 2 1 1 l 1 l 1 ll Change was as evident as tradition in just about every club activities and organization. The Ski Club took their annual trip during the Christmas vacation to Utah, the FBLA held their traditional ice cream sales and the Art Club held their popular pickle sales. But while some clubs held on to established customs others embraced new ideas. The band held a number of fund raisers so they could change from 66 - clubs and organizations the old burgundy uniforms to new white ones. Both publications staffs changed from an editor-in-chief and editors-run publication to editorial board run publications. They planned fund raisers to finance their way to the National journalism Education Association Conven- tion in San Francisco in the spring. Staying with the tradition, MEChA club had their annual bake sale and Student Council sponsored their blood mobile. This year more people and more blood was donated then in years past.

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41 Carolyn Clark Paul Morale: Patrick Reinsvold Some seniors opt for different grad nights Although many of the Class of '82 will be spending the night of graduation on a boat cruising the Los Angeles Harbor, others have opted for a less traditional celebration. Claiming that the cost of the Harbor Cruise was too high, that they wanted a less restricted celebration and that they wanted to spend that celebration with their friends who were not graduating seniors, others chose smaller, quieter more intimate celebrations. Still others chose much larger, rowdier celebrations. Bruce McDonald said that he was . . . going to go celebrate with my friends from other schools. Brian Peterson said that he was going to . . . probably just party. Lisa Mosier has decided she will . . . sneak into Disneyland with all the other schools. While Nick Gotovac intends to go night skiing. - Karen Schaffer wants to tent her own boat for the night and Matt Watson claims he will Party to celebrate, the night of gradu- ation. Seniors Cheryl Babcock, Cindy Emry, Brian Reed and Shari Spendlove dressed as tourists from the mid-west, ogle the sights. Tourist Day was part of the Student Council sponsored Spirit Week held the week of Homecoming. Other days included a School Color Day, a Cotton Ball Rally and the voting for Homecoming Queen and King. Andrea Tharrington Mark Thummel Michael Walker McKeever!TwymanlWalkcr seniors - 65

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1. Seniors Jodi Spiker and Jeanette Dobbins take a nap on the bus home from Utah. The Ski Club went to Utah for a week to ski over Christmas vacation. 2. Mary Ellen Cummings, yearbook advisor and Greg Hemsoth, Herff Jones yearbook sales representative aid members of the yearbook staff in designing their layouts. In addition to producing the annual, the staff participated in the National 'lournalism Education Association spring convention in San Francisco. 3. Senior Kellie Burt leads the Aztec band through another half time performance. This is Burt's second year as drum major. Ludwig ange gucltr-eglition-mark club life Clizg wwf Olgcznizaiions