Esperanza High School - Quetzal Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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f 2 1. Kathryn Mesnig seems to be anxious about finishing her assignment in mechanical drawing. Mechanical drawing is one of the many electives offered. 2. Salio laughs at a remark given to him from a fellow classmate. Salio is Junior Class President this year. 3. Lisa Fleming and Tim fr If Healy dance on the crowded dance floor at homecoming. Healy sports the popular roclc-a- 4 I billy style. Nathan Oviedo Teri Palmer Gm Barker lamargnn fflkcr Mark Partula Pam Paulson Sigrul ,Pena Sydney Pena Mark Pendelton Kdly Bezzlzall Danielle Perkins fennie Peres Ncal BCLLIQL Scott Pineira Nbon Pham Allison Poemacealn Robert Porcella Darren Porter Deanna Porter Shelly Porzio Ron Potclaebski Paul Proulx Daria' Quarnstrom Lisa Quintal Zaclnery Quintana Dehhialiaiw foe Ramirez Cindy Rasmussen Shelly Rra.2i juniors - 221

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uniors struggle with PSAT exam The preliminary scholastic aptitude test - a short- ened version of the SAT, was administered on Octo- ber 23rd. Any junior who paid 85.00 to Gloria Lambert at the activities window was eligible to take the test. The test would help students in a number of ways, if they are planning on going to a four year college. The PSAT helps students form their plans for college, familiarize themselves with timed tests, and will give you an idea of what material needs to be studied on the SAT. In addition, the PSAT gives you a good idea of the outcome of SAT scores. More juniors participated in taking the PSAT than was expected. Many students thought that the test was harder than anticipated. Dana Gribble said I thought the math was easy, but didn't understand a lot of things on the vocabulary section. junior Tammy Smith added, It was a difficult test but, it will help me prepare for the SAT. I. While on her way to class, Junior Lisa Lopez decides to take a Coke break. Many juniors enrolled in foreign language to satisfy UC requirements. 2. Daydreaming during class Kim Twoolc misses out on an important lecture. Daydreaming is a popular way of escaping class lectures. zzo - juniors Greg Orem Kathleen Orrick Karen Osberg Ernie Oviedq fill Montijo Madaleno Moreno .Life Morgan Lisa Morgan Iam lliliikflllblh Tim Mullins ANangy Mug Tim Murphy fenmfer Myers Iggy Naragon Sue Neal Diane Negron Mary Nelson Mi:-'Amie New -,slgpflrlllie Neville M Nickels 'Cm Milf Sherry Nielson Em Num! Michelle Oborny Patricia O 'Campo QMS QSM fklgx C1228-lille Brian O 'Neil .,-'

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Mike Rehfield janet Reid Leslie Renfro Michael Rex Richard Rice Lance Richard Kathy Riley Martin Rinnert 124412 .Beads fim Robinson Iessica Rodgers Kaelteulingcn Law Kem Mas 1325 Traci Roseen Mike Ross Donna Rothermund Norman Royce Cyndi Sfffd i Cbif Salina foellen Salio Nina Salnsone Eric Samaniego Pete Samara Lisa Santellan Shelly Sargent Mike Sarthou fohn Sarvey Keith Saunders QM Sasha MLMLC .QSSSZLQ Roland Schmitz lfgndy Schmitz Brenda Schurter Roser Scullion Lima! Slmfmazl- Quads: Dreams vs realities One of the loudest laments heard on campus comes from the sophomore and freshman classes because they don't have a quad. Obviously there is a stigma attached to the fact that these classes have nowhere to go to eat lunch other than the lunch area and the theatron. The Class of '84 waited two long years to get a quad, but the realization of the dream of a quad all to themselves and the reality of the junior quad are two dissimilar things. You mean that thing over there? , was the comment junior Sigrid Pena made when she realized that the junior class, a class that is just as large as the senior class, was expected to remain in an area that was roughly half the size of the senior quad. Not only that, but their quad, like the senior's, was overrun with underclassmen. Difficult a pill as it was to swallow, many juniors realized that the reality of a quad was not as delightful as the dream. 222 - juniors lftfb Angela DeNunzio exclaims with delight as she complicated theory in chemistry. Chemistry is one the science electives recommended by the California.