Esperanza High School - Quetzal Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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Climate control, roofing cause problems for all For the better part of the school year several rooms in the zoo building were virtually uninhabitable due to the ventilation problems the school was experiencing. Several of the rooms in the zoo building flooded with the first hard rainfalls of the season. The roof in math teacher Tom Milleris room, ' '... leaked like a sieve . . . and dur- ing the course of one school day Miller counted five large trash cans full of water that were removed from his room. Ironically, the Placentia Unified School District had just spent close to a quarter of a million dollars to re-roof and reinsulate the building. Conditions became so drastic that math teacher Ed Seela was forced to take his classes outside the building to teach them because the temperature in his room was so high that, in Seela's and his students' opinions, learning was impossible. lt was impossible to teach students anything in a room where the temperature stabilized at 82 degrees, and there is no air circulation. Several students even became physically ill because oi the temperature, said Publications Adviser Mary Ellen Cummings. Junior attendant Laura Alatorre smiles and waves to the spectators in the stands prior to half-time ceremonies during Homecoming. Alatorre is keeping the homecoming tradition in the family as she follows in her sister Malenals footsteps, Malena was a 1980 Homecoming Princess. Lee Duncan Andrew Duran Ruhan Duran Sheri Dyas Came Eellfi Karen Eccleston foe Eggleton Shelley Ehrman Lisa Ellis Heath Emerson jeff Ennis .Rebekah lim lllatt Eoff foe Emanuole Andy Escobar Mike Estep Chris Ezrre Steve Fazzare Qenise Frgdrico MIB!! Mark Fleischer Leiflanicg feanne Foley Keven Ford Dana Foster Bda may lklyygg- Fredenhurg Q33-'julie Fredricksen Tracey Freeman Lee Ann Fuessel 2 I4 - juniors

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jeff Kidwiler, Gary Parker, Susan Keith, Tiffany London, Marta Gold- man, Karen Guirior, jo Ellen Salio, Tomi Bolter, jon Crisp, Steve Larsh, Laura Alatorre and Chris Gurascio share a lunch catered by the Colonel during Picnic Day. That day was part of the senior class sponsored Spirit Week. Benny Gurneal Ken Hahn Shayne Halverson fall Hamilton Brad Harris Randy Harsma Sean Hawkins Lisa Hemmer Elisa Hernandez Scott Herring Dell Hillger Tammie Hohnstein A 4 , ' x jeffrey Hombs Dawn Horner Sue Hovey George Hung fa ,Q is F ' i..r 74' ,yr,f X i ..:E if iif 51 Q X X Darlene Had: Scott Incardone IQzz1.lgya1Lo. Dianne jack Michelle jara Dirk jensen ' Doug johnson Rochelle johnson Ig jghnson Tom johnson Marg! ,lafzzutnv Matt jones Lorene jordan Warren judson Hwey-Wen jung Marci jurls 216 - juniors oney problems plague juniors Returning to the site of the 1981 prom the class of 1984 hosted the prom at Movieland Wax Museum. The dance, held under the stars in the California Plaza on Friday, April 29, was a financial success, much to the relief of the junior class officers. That class, strapped financially for most of the year, worked extremely hard selling painter's hats with the school's name and mascot printed on them and selling concessions at the basketball games to earn the money to host a successful prom. Lack of enthusiasm was cited as a major problem by junior Class President Chris Salio, 'Tcl love to get more people involved then it will make our senior year a lot better.