Esperanza High School - Quetzal Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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i Sophomore erry LeFevre lciclcs back in Terrye Croniclcs reading class Reading was a mandatory class for all sophomores failing the reading portion of the Proficiency Test 2 Sophomore Shellie Stenger is appalled at the boisterous group in the junior quad Sophomores with no quad of their own are forced to lunch wherever they find the space Allen Lau Cecile Laure Paris Leavell jerry Lefevere Qezmif Lfffllf folm Leimberger M114 Lidi Kirk Lillmans Miki Lindsey Fang-Ru Liu Clay I-asm Linda Looney Margarita Lopez Kevin Lord Amy Lounsbury Curt Lox Melanie lQQ Tracy Luebbers ferry Lukasialz Paige Luther Deboralr Lygelt ,Qaida Ijlfff Cad-gg Machado ,Cali Malone 51420 luanley me Magglle My IYMW lik' Marques Gerald Martin Rickard Martin Quad Martinez A,fL4g,fyM4mnez L4-r3gelaMarLm lfagiklasreuaa Karen AL1fld56'ViCb ,.,,, ,X A .

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Sophomore year is crucial Sophomores, in most instances, begin to take life, especially the academic world, more seriously, stated Sophomore Coun- selor Merilyn Traylor. Traylor, who has been a counselor for five years stated that . . . this year's sopho- mores are not any better or any worse than my sophomores of four years ago, but so far they have been more challenging. She confidently feels that most of the Class of '85 has outgrown junior high school antics and that many are . . . beginning to listen to and synthesize information and advice that adults give them. Sophomore Norm Valinches completes the math part of the Back to Basics test. Back to Basics tests were given to all students. Sophomores are a challenge, stated Tray- lor who came here from El Dorado where she taught reading and was a specialist working with remedial students. She feels that sophomores are a challenge because . . . they are at that point in their lives where they are beginning to make indepen- dent decisions - some good and some not so good. Many teachers enjoy teaching the sopho- mores, The amount those kids change in the course of nine months is phenomenal. They come in in September acting like squirrels, they are really no better than ju- nior high school kids. By the end of the year they have grown up so much that they act and behave like adults. said Journalism Teacher Mary Ellen Cummings. Kristie Matthews Kim Mggycb Oran McCar'y feff Mcffaughin Mlirhelle l Ml ZMcGeath Suzanne McGinnis Sarene McKnight Eff MCLuLk9y Bw MCMQQH 69 MCMQQE Steve McMillan Elisabeth McVay Mike Medlin john Meiner lg!!-16 Mellas Robin Melton Kevin Michaud ffl?-UIQ Miskfiflfi Don Miller Keith Miller Tamrnera Miller Margret M iscione Alfredo Moncada Fidel Montoya Karen Moon Kim Moon Deanna Morrison Lisa Moser Katja Mukutmoni sophomores - 165