Esperanza High School - Quetzal Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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Explorer-Ski Club seasonis highpoint again Utah Once again the Christmas holiday ski trip to Utah was the highlight of the Ski Club's season. The members of the Explorer-Ski Club who went left from the front of the school the day after Christmas and were bused to Salt Lake City for a five day tour of several ski resorts in that area. Club sponsor Valerie Hannemann labeled the trip a success, Yeah, it was fun, every year we get more people. This year IO6, last year 60 and before that 40.7, They skiied at Snowbird, Alta, Solitude, Deer Valley and Park City resorts, but they stayed at the Hilton Inn in Salt Lake City. There were no serious injuries that trip, a few sprained ankles and a few bruises and junior Susan Keith came down with the flu. Other excursions to local areas on Saturdays and school holidays were planned and popular with Explorer-Ski Club members. However, in early February Explorer-Ski Club members were sad- dened by the death of 1982 graduate and former member, Lisa Mosier, who was killed in a skiing accident at Goldmine, a ski resort in the San Bernardino Mountains. 1. Explorer-Ski Club member Greg DiLeo pauses at the top ofa slope before making his descent. DiLeo also went on the Utah trip in 1982. 2. Dana Sinclair talks with friends on the bus trip to Utah. This was Sinclair's first trip. 3. 1982-83 Explorer- Ski Club, advised by Kirk McIntosh and Valerie Hannemann. Q gan.-.arvfi 1 ...M Q 1 'ck di? 1 1, .. ww- 1 ffafia a ...aw 81 ff . 7 Z I .Q,. 3 122 - ski club

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Council members lead large population Having the responsibility of planning, supervising, publicizing and cleaning up after the majority of the events sponsored on this campus is a big responsibility. To be expected to provide leadership for a school population of more than 2,000 is overwhelming. Yet that is what is expected of the Student Council, that handful of students elected in mostly non-contested elections in the spring. Only two of the positions open on that body were attempted by more than one student, just about anyone who expressed a desire for an office found a seat on the Council. Surprisingly, with that lack of interest, the Council did provide leader- ship and did provide a myriad of activities. The Red Cross Blood Drive, traditionally held prior to the Christmas holidays was the biggest success yet. The Red Cross, who has been coming on campus for several years, left with 96 pints of blood exceeding last year's take by I4 pints. The Student Council earned S500 on Winter Formal, sponsored a canned food drive to aid needy Orange County families and were instrumental in forming the Student Senate, a body comprised of representatives from 3rd period classes. Student Council members Stephanie Ricci, Lisa LaFourcade and Kathy Parker sing the Almer Mater after a pep assembly. Student Council sponsores such assemblies. 1. Student Council - front, Chris Salio. Row 1, Kyle Olsen, Karen Figueroa, Margaret Miscione, Jessica Rodgers, Sheri Dyas, Kathy Parker, john Ledesma. Row 2, Stephanie Ricci, Robyn Goldman, Libby Herron, Vicki Yarber, Lisa LaF0urcade, Terri Sepul- veda, Row 3, Lee Scott, Frank Manzo, Pat Wren, Robert Kent. 2. Senior Class President Robert Kent and his cardboard friend promote Student Councilis Santa Claus photo fund raiser. Student Council president Mike Sugar played Santa to Kent's elf 124 - student council 2