Esperanza High School - Quetzal Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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Useful skills taught Rarely can any high school give such a varied educational experience to its students, especially after the passage of Proposition I3 in 1978 as this one can. Here a student can be exposed to classes that will prepare him for a career, a well-paying career, immediately after gradu- ation. The newest techniques in off-set printing can be learned in Steve Worley's graphic arts classes, Dennis Wal- ters prepares students for jobs in construction. Stan Davolt's classes learned the intricacies of automotive repair. Bookkeeping, typing and necessary office skills are taught by Doris Ferrone, Jean I-Iubiak, .lim Ramos and Ken Bergevin. c'What they teach there is useful. These are skills that can be used to get a good job right away, said one student. Industrial Arts teacher Dennis Walters demonstrates to his classes the correct way to weld. Besides teaching five classes here, Walters is also a teacher in the Regional Occupational Program for North Orange Coun- ty. 2. Art teacher Joan Higbee assists Craig Rae in shading a pair of blue jeans on his art project. Higbee is also the co-adviser for the Art Club. 3. New addition to the business department, Doris Ferrone, smiles at the antics of one of her classes. Ferrone transferred here from Valencia. if .Q- ' V 108 - faculty

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Donahoo joins staff replacing Stewart It was like hiring one of our own.', That was the attitude felt about the hiring of former substitute and walk-on coach Shirley Pietrolc-Donahoo to fill the space vacated by 'loan Stewart when Stewart was promoted to Dean. Donahoo, who student taught here in 1979, coached the Varsity Gymnastics team until that team was cut due to budget cuts. She was also frequently seen on campus substi- tute teaching for absent staff members. 'Tm very happy for Shirley, if she hadn't gotten the job it would have been an injustice. We owed her that job for all she has done for this school, said language arts teacher Mary Ellen Cummings. Cummings added that she was also sorry Donahoo got the job because Donahoo was an excep- tional substitute teacher and would be missed in that capac- ity. 1. Physical Education teacher Shirley Donahoo instructs her class. After being a wall:-on coach and substitute for three years she was hired to fill the position vacated by joan Stewart. 2. Social Science teacher and football coach Bob Lewis watches the Aztec football team intently from the sidelines. His coaching, and that of the other coaches managed to take the Aztecs to CIF finals at the Anaheim Big A Stadium. 1 I0 - faculty