Esperanza High School - Quetzal Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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Frosh adapt to stricter life Freshmen: Picture last year. Junior High. Easy classes. Easy teachers. Forty-Five minute classes. Easy discipline. Well . . . no more. Now you're in high school. It's stricter and a more, mature school. Freshman Ron Craine, who started here after Christmas vacation, went to Huntington Beach High for the first quartet, stated Huntington was nothing like this. It was easyf' Freshman Dave Turturo said, This is nothing fun. I get in trouble for everything. Even having Punk Rock group names on my folder. Sean Maiden commented, I even got in trouble for wearing spikes. Eric Cox grins as he correctly answers all of the questions for his Spanish homework. Cox, like many other freshmen, is taking a foreign language as is now required by the University of California for admittancei X s s ,cm -l , zo - freshmen N .L Debbie Adams Kirk Adamson Angela Lisa Allen Robert Allen Im MP-0-LL Ann Altomondo folm Altornondo forge Alvizo Colleen Anderson Martina Anderson Lori Andresen fosepb Andrulaitis foe Aparicio Iennifer Arthur Marty Aubuchon ferry Aufdenkamp Heatber Auston fenny Averna Laura Baird feanette Baker Rosemary Ballesteros jackie Barber fennifer Barnes Keitb Barnes Adela Barrozo ackie Basile Lee Bass Cbris Bates Tricia Beble Deena Bell Andrea Benedict

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A-if Times have changed, freshmen havenit The problems, perils, responsibilities and tribulations facing the Class of 1986 are much the same as those faced by the Class of 1976. Being a freshman isnit much different now than it was ten years ago. The times, however, have changed. Students, on the whole, are looking more towards the future and talcing classes that will help them in their chosen career. They are taking this responsibility more seriously at an earlier age. The Class of 1986 is no exception, they are planning more carefully and being more serious about their future than their counterparts of ten years ago. 1. Kelsey McAfee watches the people at lunch from her perch atop the theatron. Freshmen, with no quad of their own, eat lunch wherever they find the space, 2. Freshman Christy Voss plays the flute in the orchestra. Voss, with many other underclassmen, form the core of the instrumental music department. freshmen - IQ

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ARE Gary Benedict Kurt Bengston feanna Berg Dyanna Berman Chzif B.ermzzL jason Bittick Michelle Blexrude Eugene Boben Laurine Boone Leasa Bosley Karl Bowers Russell Bradshaw Gm Brandi- ldile Blazzdr.. Scott Bronson Tim Brown Wendy Brown Sabrina Bucklvolz Nani Bumanglag Kristi Burke folm Burlzs Darci Busclrini Mark Calvin Mike Campos Michele Caputo Cori Carlo Bob Carnerale Stacey Carroll Kenny Carter i 1. Lisa Ross concentrates intently on her typing work. Typing is an excellent elective to take because it is a skill mandatory in college and in many professions. 2. Melissa Sargent, Melissa Griffiths, Adrian Pressel, Carrie lVIcGonigle and Jessie Reza 1 celebrate an Aztec victory over El Dorado at the 1982 Home- coming Dance. The dance was held the night after Homecom- mg. freshmen d- 21