Esperanza High School - Quetzal Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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X X I , AH at i . 0 ,.. 144 H 3 ,4 A F i 4 ,F A. ' A-, Tammy Verdine Mike Vetter Bill von Zabern june Vouga fake Vreugdenhil Kellie Waldron john Walker Ken Walker Danny Walters Tom Ware Brian Warman Ann Warmus .Cali Warren Roderick Watkins Lynda Warts Susan Watts Carey Weedman Cheryl Wellis Kyme Whaley Terry Whaling Tom Whaling Douglas Wheat Bart Williams Deanna Willtamson Greg Willie Slzannun Wilma lery Winter Tami Wittich fill Wixted Raymond Wolfe Richard Wolfe Tray WM Michael Wyrick Maria Yates Ianme Zimmerman 2 A 3 1. Freshman Angela Phillips and junior Connie Jasper are accompanied by sophomore Danna Woodland. All three are members of Concert Choir. 2. Dance team member Lisa Dale Ander- son performs at half time. The newly formed Dance Team performed to New York, New York and lVlickey. 3. Tina Maniaci fruitless- ly cheers the Aztecs at the Big A. The Aztecs lost to Los Altos 31-14. juniors - 225

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Easing of work causes controversy After numerous and very vocal complaints from junior history students the social science department began easing up a little on the work required in US. History classes. Finding that students were trying to write a research paper for history classes, complete with annotated bib- liography, note cards, footnotes and bibliography cards, as they were learning bow to write such a detailed paper in their Language Arts classes, history teachers and Language Arts teachers reached a compromise where the form of the research paper was to be taught third quarter in Language Arts classes and the history research paper was not to be assigned until fourth quarter. Some teachers felt that the easing of the workload was to the students, detriment. I would like to see greater academic emphasis within all departments on this cam- pus. Many graduates that we are producing that go out in the post-high school world of business and industry on one hand and the university and college systems on the other are inadequately prepared for the realities of the real world. Therefore, at the time when we, as the educational institutions ought to be demanding greater expertise, we find ourselves compromising quality for the sake of graduation. The bottom line of this scenario is that everybody loses in the long run, said history teacher Fritz Rodrigues. junior Cheerleaders Diane lVlcEvers and Susan Keith race to the goal post after the Aztecs made another touchdown against cross- town rival El Dorado. The Aztecs defeated the Golden Hawks 21- o. 224 - juniors Beth Sulley QLV-Q ,Sullivan Cheryl Swensson Donna Tamburi Russ Tansen feff Tantzen Melinda Tavris Robert Telford Mary Tbalay IAM? Iabma Kim Townsend Lori Trout Steve Tustin Kim Tworek Carol Valdez Gabriel Valdez Minh Van Kirsta Vanweclrel Deborah Venditti Cindy Vengrow ,gi

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Tim Patterson was the unofficial greeter S at the Student Council Winter Formal. Patterson and date Tomi Bolter joined 5 239 other couples at the Disneyland Ho- we tel for the dance. sm 8 rel' 6311 o r .1 Yr' , . Q. 226 - seniors Senior Denise Medina works on an art project in her fine arts class. Medina is working on a water color painting. Joel Vliestra and joey Cvanin, partalcing in the Hallow- een costume contest, Vliestra claimed that his product was a necessity for all students using cafeteria food. INN E