Esperanza High School - Quetzal Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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aff 1 1' pu '1 aqfxablv F 5 q?Il0D 2 1. Freshman Margarita Lopez, juniors Marci Lopez and Sheri Dyas await the outcome of the first lunch Halloween costume contest. They came in second place after Blues Brothers Jeff Williams and Gary Gallogly. 2. Varsity cheerleaders Viclci Yarber, Karen Guirior, June Vouga, and Kathy Spilcer cheer at a volleyball game. The Varsity volleyball team again this year was successful. 3. Leslie Renfro dances to the music of 88 at Homecoming. It was held the night after Homecoming. 208 - juniors al

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Lulcasiak three time winner of Aztec award Students, teachers, friends and proud parents filled the theater on May 31, to watch IOS seniors honored at the Senior Awards Program. They received awards from the community, families of former teachers and students as well as the much coveted departmental or Aztec Awards. This year Winnifred Michaud won the Aztec Award for Con- sumer and Home Education, Leesa Grace won for Fine Arts - Arts and Crafts, Holly Runyon won for Instrumental Music, Kim Harms won the award for Vocal Music, Deborah Greene iii... was awarded the Aztec medallion for drama, Tim Patterson won for Business Education, and David Lulcasialc won for both English and Foreign Language. Publications winners for news- paper and yearbook respectively were Elisa Bell and Randy Mauch. Michael Grace won the award for Industrial Arts, David Cruz won for math, Michele Koehler won for Co-ed P.E. and Jennifer Latta and Micheal Sugar won for Girls' and Boys' athletics. Elina Messineo won for science, Steve Morford won for social science and Lisa LaFourcade won for student leader- ship. . k ,,f 1. Dean Kjell Taylor presents the Bill of Rights Certificate to senior Elisa Bell. Bell was also awarded the U.C.L.A. Alumni Scholarship. 2. Science teacher, Gregg Lynch, presents the Aztec Award to senior Elina Messineo. Messineo is privileged to receive this award as this is only her first year as an Aztec. 3. jean Hubialc presents the Business Education Aztec Award to senior Tim Patterson. Patterson has taken Business Education classes for the past four years. senior awards - 207

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Class of ,84 to be 1oth senior class This junior class, the class of 1984 will be the tenth graduating class from this high school. Although the school will have been in operation for eleven years it was decided in I973, while construction was being completed on the new campus, that the class of 1974 would continue their studies at Valencia High School and only the sophomore, junior and freshman classes would move to the new campus. Saying that too much havoc would occur if the seniors were moved from Valencia, where they had already completed 7577 of their high school education, parents and administrators approved the retention of the entire Class of 1973 at the Valencia site. Traditions, heretofore inscribed, fit seemed, in stone, were broken at the new campus. Under the direction of Frank Chavez the fledgling annual publication, Quet- zal, contracted with Albert and James photographers rather than Pound Photographers that Valenica used. Still more publications traditions have been broken since. In 1978 the Quetzal changed from a spring delivery book to a fall delivery yearbook, insuring stu- dents of a lower price and complete year-round cover- age. 1. Chris McCoy reads his Apple II Users guide for his computer programming class. This is the second year that this class has been offered. 2. Bridgette McIntyre takes a break from her note taking in history. Note taking is an important part of history and other academic classes. juniors - 209