Esperanza High School - Quetzal Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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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

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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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'83 is ninth senior class gTen years ago there were no seniors. Since this campus was so new, an out- growth of Valencia High School, the :Class of ,74, their parents and the school administration felt that it would be best for all concerned to have only freshmen, sophomores and juniors at- tend school here. That way the seniors could graduate from Valencia, the school they had attended for four years. That year saw Valencia High School on a split session, half the day attended by Valencia students and the other half of the day attended by Esperanza stu- dents. Shortly after the new campus on Kellogg was completed the Esperanza students, staff and faculty made the move to the new school site. This class, the ninth graduating class, is the culmination of hundreds of centur- ies of evolution. It is also the culmina- tion of thirteen years of education. They have been taught to read and write, add and subtract, conjugate verbs, parse sentences, read maps, fill out ap- plications, write five paragraph essays, determine the area of a circle, how the United States court system works and how to dissect a frog. More importantly, they have been taught how to think. They have learned how to exist in an evermore complex world. A world that is much more com- plicated than the world their predeces- sors of ten years ago entered. The decade of the 60's was called the Peace decade, the 70,5 earned the title of the Me decade. The decade of the 80,5 has yet to be labeled, but indica- tions have led some to believe that the students of the 80's will be more serious, more conservative, less radical and more responsible than generations of the past. This is in part due to the pressure-filled, economically unsound time in which they are graduating and partially due to the fact that they are filled with fewer illusions than the first graduating class. Ii , , ,7, ., ,Y ,,, V X f A Homecoming King candidates Pat Wren and Rob- ert Kent got creamed in the Spirit Week Pie Con- test. Wren was later crowned King during halftime ceremonies at Bradford Stadium. Devrie Hicks uses all her feminine wiles to recruit male models for the Girls' Leaguels Winter Wrap- pings Fashion Show. Hicks is one of the most active Girls' League Board Members. seniors - 227