Esperanza High School - Quetzal Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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nning onto the field at halftime with the score an impressive 35-o, the Aztec m was set to win this 1982 Homecoming Game. They went on to defeat the s Alamitos Griffins 42-7. Looking positive of her decision junior Debbie Roarke casts her vote for Queen and King. Cnly 219 students cast votes in this election. 1 Crisanti and Wren elected Thousands of alumni, students, parents and other spectators crowded into the stands of Bradford Stadium to witness the crowning of the tenth homecoming queen from this school. The candidates, chauffeured by members of the Classic MG Club and led by Cal State Fullerton Professor Dr. Rick Pullen, were brought around the field to the stage where they were presented with roses by Senior Class Secretary Dee Dee Schriet- muller. Their names and sponsoring clubs were announced by alumnus Bob Allen as they took their places on stage. Principal Al Hawkins took the mike from Allen and announced the winners of the 1982 Homecoming King and Queen con- test as Michelle Crisanti and Pat Wren. As he made this announcement hundreds of cardinal and gold helium filled balloons were released to fill the November sky. The balloons were filled prior to the game by members of the Senior Class Council including Elisa Bell, Mike Chocek, Scott Janetzky, Phil Thummel, Tim Patterson and Karen Figueroa. Wren left the stage shortly after the an- nouncement to return, with the other king candidates, Mike Sugar and Robert Kent, to the varsity football teamis half- time meeting. The Aztecs proceeded to best Lost Alamitos 42-7.

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219 decide election With only 2 IQ of more than 2,000 students casting votes in the two day election to select the 1982 Homecoming King and Queen, Michelle Crisanti and Pat Wren were elected by a narrow margin. They defeated Libby Herron, Lisa LaFourcade, Robert Kent and Mike Sugar. Crisanti, LaFourcade, Herron, Wren, Kent and Sugar were all nominated by the senior class. They joined other club and class candidates in the half-time ceremonies at Bradford Stadium as the results of the election were announced by Principal Al Hawkins. joining them were Christy Loeffler from Home Ec, Kim Harms from Vocal Music, Diane Fashing from Band, Kelly Doherty represented CSF, Dena Mendez from Dance Team, Holly Runyon represented NHS, Jerilyn Lee from Pepsters and Terry Sepulveda from MEChA. Also representing clubs were Anne Thomas from Publications, Monique Morand, Charissa Hammett and Kristy Nichols from the senior class, Donna Posey represented FBLA, 'loan Sciortino from the Art Club, Devrie Hicks from Girls' League, Carin Cis- neros from the International Club and Debbie Green from the Drama Club. 1. Queen Michelle Crisanti receives a congratulatory hug from Jacquie Callcin. Calkin was the sophomore class attendant. 2. The 1982-83 Homecoming Court - C. Loeffler, K. Harms, D. Fashing, K. Doherty, D. Mendez, H. Runyon, Lee, T. Sepulveda, A. Thomas, A. Wixted, L. Alatorre, L. LaFourcade, M. Crisanti, L. Herron, Callcin, M. Morand, C. Hammett, K. Nichols, D. Posey, j. Sciortino, D. Hicks, C. Cisneros, D. Green. homecoming - 179