Esperanza High School - Quetzal Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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I 94 - Quetzal I 'Y 1. Andrea Tharrington and Phil Reid prepare letters to be sent to students offering them a last opportunity to purchase a yearbook. The mail sale was immensely successful bringing more than 53,5001 The IQSI-I982 Quetzal staff, Front, Randy Mauch. Row z, Stella Smith, Laurie Ludwig, Nancy Rush, Carlee Clifton, Lorinda Dirksen, Robert Saavedra, Lisa McKeever. Row 3, Tammy Baker, Ken Nankivell, Anne Thomas, Veronica Castillo, Caroline Walker, Phil Reid, Row 4, Mary Bohen, Andrea Tharing- ton, Stacy Moberg, Ed Osdale, Tiffany Twyman, Debbie Merrill, John McCall. 3, Tammy Baker consults with Sports Editor Ken Nankivell. Baker also worked in the Student Life and Freshmen class sections. 4. Advisor Mary Ellen Cummings recovers from her impromptu birthday party. The two penguins joined the Superquetzal parrot in the publications menagerie.

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gn- ! i -we I. Art Club Adviser loan Higbee examines a sketch by Tracy Luebbers as Lisa NlcVay looks on. The Art Club perparecl favors for the residents of the Casa Bonita Retirement Home as their service project, z. Bill Hosbancl works on a pencil sketch in class, Hosband, like others, is enrolled in Higbee's art class. 3. Senior Jeff Dicks examines the charcoal drawing he is completing for a class project. Many of the art class projects are displayed in the office and library, H1135 Thi .N art club - 93

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uetzal changes image In order to boost sales and produce a better quality yearbook, advisor Mary Ellen Cummings made several changes in Quetzal staff organization and format. Instead of one chief editor, an editorial board was instituted. It is a much more efficient system, said Cummings. After a week long workshop at Biola College in La Mirada, Cummings selected Ken Nankivell, john McCall, Laurie Ludwig, Lisa lVlcKeever, Stella Smith, Debbie Merrill, Veronica Castillo and Randy Mauch as the members of this board. Besides the Workshop at Biola, staff members attended a workshop at Cypress College and the 1982 National Journalism Education Association spring convention in San Francisco. Along with the staff, the book itself underwent changes. No advertising was sold, so more pages could be used in other ways. Football, basketball, women's chorus and class sections were among the sections expanded. Extra color pages were purchased for some sections. The senior section also underwent changes when the traditional senior question was replaced by more specialized interviews. 1. Caroline Walker prepares invitations to a potluck for the parents of Quentzal and aztlan staff members. The dinner was organized to thank the parents for the many hours the staff members spent on the publications. 1. Robert Saavedra and Lisa McKeever try to combine lunch and photography. Saavedra, along with junior Anne Thomas, produced the important theme section. 3. Phil Reid finds that photo selection is no laughing matter. Like most other staff members, Reid was on staff for the first year. ,Nm-S.. Quetzal - 95 t'Call M