Esperanza High School - Quetzal Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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Al Britt Frank Ferencz Marc Hill Frank fahn Kurt Kersten 4' Greg Lynch Kirk Mclntosh Tom Miller Marsha Poole Cheryl Rowen ATF. ls, Ea' Seela x - it ,,, . vi Susan Shore jay Wenzel 72? .. e,'5,,,q Bob Whiteman ...S i. Math teacher Kirk McIntosh combines teaching math, coaching tennis, leisure skiing and an active life as a law student. McIntosh, who will soon take the State Bar Exam, became the father of a baby girl shortly after school began. 2. English teacher Bill Pendleton and science teacher Marc Hill read plays for the varsity football team. In addition to their teaching assignment both men are on the varsity football coaching staff. faculty - IO3

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Faculty experiences ubaby-boom , 6 born Relatively speaking, the faculty here is a very young one. The majority of the faculty members are under 45, many are under 35. Most are married, many have families. Within four months five faculty members increased the size of their families by one. Band Director Ken Bergevin and his wife, Holly, had a baby girl, Laura Michelle on July 6. Several days after school began, Pepster adviser Becky Reed gave birth to Curtis Russell Reed. This is Reed's, and her husband Iohn's, first child as well. The day after Reed's son was born, on September 16th, Kirk Mclntoshis wife, Suzanne, gave birth to a daughter, Terra Marie. Jim Ramos' wife, Flordeliza, gave birth to Jina Lynn on Qctober 5. She is the Ramos' second child. Auto shop teacher Mike Moses and his wife, Sherry, gave birth to Brandon Mi- chael on October 23. In March Ken Robinson's wife, Chris gave birth to a daughter, Ashley Brooke. I. Computer Programming instructor Frank Ferencz teaches his classes the intricacies of dealing with a computerized world. Ferencz and Math Depart- ment Chairman Ed Seela originated the Computer Programming courses last year. 2. New Aztec math teacher Kurt Kersten taught math in a classroom surrounded by English classes. Kersten came to this school from Bishop Montgomery High School in Torrance where he taught math and was the Director of Activities. 3. Geometry teacher Cheryl Rowen passes back a quiz. Rowen is one of the most popular and successful teachers on campus due to, many students say, her ability to explain complicated theories. 3 ioz - faculty

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26 original staff members remain from school's Day 1 Amazing as it may seem, 26 faculty and staff members have been on this campus for all of this schoolis ten years. Their positions may have changed, their classes may have changed, the students they teach may have changed, they, themselves, may have changed, but one thing remains constant. They are still here. Principal Al Hawkins has been here through four separate administrations. He worked under Dr. Robert Parrish, Dave Andrews and Bob Metz as an Assistant Principal in charge of curriculum. Last year he was appointed principal. Don Shafer and Paul Sislcowic were both counselors ten years ago, they remain in that capacity today. Others who remain include Michael Corrado, Kathy Heath, Bob Ewing, joan Higbee, Pat Hedges, Greg Lynch, Bob Claborn, Lucy Kucera and Mike Smith. I. Reading teacher Terrye Cronick grins at the antics of one of her many underclassmen. As chairman of the reading department part of Croniclfs job is to prepare the freshmen and sophomores for the reading portion of the Proficiency Test. 2. Language Arts Co-chairman Kathy Conrad checks the seating chart before beginning a lecture. Conrad and Susan White co-chair the largest department on campus. I04 - faculty 2. ll is Y 4, . Carolyn Barnes Cathy Biscbel Terrye C ronick Marlene Cvengros Sue Irons Lucy Kucera