Esperanza High School - Quetzal Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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1. Senior Lisa LaFourcade performs the con- certino at the 1983 NHS Induction Ceremo- ny. Besides being academically inclined, La- Fourcade is musically talented. 2. UCI guest speaker David Tam stresses the importance of planning an educational goal. Tam also participated in the induction. 3. NHS mem- bers for the class of 1983 - front, R. Taylor, L. Hayworth, D. Cruz. Row 2, D. Lukasiak, K. Yang, K. Conrad, K. Slater, L. Herron, P. Kiefer, L. Carrigan. Row 3, T. Croniclc, L. Woods, H. Myer, D. Hicks, K. Doherty, M. Sugar, M. Carter, T. Pettijohn, Matusak, E. Massineo, K. Conner, L. LaFoursade, Mac Donald, R. Goldman, A. Smith, D. Green. ISO - national honor society

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1. Senior Holly Runyon interjects her ideas for the upcom- ing CSF social. The CSF annual social is held at the end of the year. 2. CSF Adviser Karen Wilkens speaks at a meet- ing. She took over the CSF Club after former Adviser Louise Levy died. g in 1 K a ,Yi Wilkens takes over after Levy's death bllowing an act like Louise Levy's can,t be easy, but that was the sk faced by CSF Adviser Karen Wilkins when former CSF dviser Levy died last spring. filkens proved to be more than able to handle the task. The club embers, comprised of all grade levels of students with a 3.5 gpa ' better in accepted courses, attended the play Meet Me in St. ouisn at a local dinner theater. They also joined with the lational Honor Society in Operation Santa Claus , a project lat provided Christmas gifts for Grange County foster children. CSF members who had been members in good standing for four semesters were awarded CSF Life Membership pins, a gold tassle to be worn in addition to the cardinal and gold tassle provided with the cap and gown, and a gold sash to be worn at graduation. Life members are Elisa Bell, Laura Brushwyler, Mike Carter, Carin Cisneros, Kelly Doherty, Devrie Hicks, -lerilyn Lee, David Lukasiak, Holly Runyon, Kim Slater, Anamary Smith, Ron Taylor, Trent Pettijohn, and Kathy Yang. '49

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NHS upholds traditions The second year with advisers Lucille Woods, Kathy Conrad, and Terrye Croniclc, NHS upheld the traditional practices and values set by previous adviser Michael Corrado. However, breaking from tradition, NHS elected three Vice Presidents for the first time in NHS history: David Lulcasialc, Ron Taylor, and Lisa LaFourcade. With three Vice-Presidents, the club members agreed that the club was well organized. Early in the year, NHS sponsored the Halloween Masquerade Ball and turned over a considerable profit. In addition, the club helped organize and run the annual Spelling Bee at Bernardo Yorba Jr. High. Participating in the Spelling Bee was required of all NHS members. , , and values At the end of the year, NHS officers participated in the first induction of members into the Bernardo Yorba Chapter of the jr. National Honor Society and in the traditional candlelight tuxedo induction of juniors on campus. A total of 33 new members were inducted. To be accepted into NHS, the appli- cant had to excel academically and be active in school activities. Each had to demonstrate the qualities of leadership, character, service, and scholarship. The Induction was held in the theater on April 28. Guest speaker David Tam discussed the importance of planning for the future and setting an educational goal. A reception in the library followed where each new member received his NHS pin and certificate. , 5 i .L.. 5:-A 1 1. NHS advisors Terrye Cronick and Kathy Conrad discuss the NHS sponsored spelling bee at Bernardo Yorba jr. High. The spelling bee was one of the many activities that the club participated in. 2. NHS President John Matusek gives a speech on leadership at the induction. Matusek was heavily involved in school activities and sports. 2 national honor society - 151