Esperanza High School - Quetzal Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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Seniors named messiest, food throwing prevalent It is not uncommon to find people wandering around inside and near the senior quad with pieces of food on their shoulders. Boredom at lunch has been blamed on the seniors proclivity for throwing food. Practical jokes aside, this year's senior class has been labeled the messiest by the custodial staff who is responsible for cleaning up after them. Members of the administration recognizing this problem have attempted to exert pressure on Student Council and Senior Class Officers to get the quad cleaned up. When anyone in the senior quad is asked the question, Hey who's your friend? it is a definite hint that there is a piece of food on that person's shoulder. Even though we're seniors and itis a bit immature, it is humorous to see someone walking around with a pickle on his shoulder, said senior Tammy Baker. Boredom does strange things to some people. Senior Debbie Green listens intently to a lecture delivered by her English teacher. The yellow star pinned to her shirt is to publicize the play The Diary of Anne Frank. The starls significance is that all jews in Europe during the Nazi regime were forced to wear the Star of David to identify them as Jews, Green starred in the play which shed light on that time period. 2 go - seniors ' 'J en' Ralph Bless Marissa Deborah Yvonne Bradbury Karen Branson Sharon Brazell David Burbrink Clarissa Burmaster Denny Busfaong

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Adult education center offers alternative As a service to the community and to students, the North Grange County Community College District's Adult Education Division serves this area from its Yorba Linda Continuing Education Center. Classes that will enable adults who have not earned a high school diploma are provided. Classes that will enable high school students wishing to leave high school early by taking the G.E.D. test are provided to prepare them for that test. Classes that will allow high school students short of credits to earn extra credits in night school are also provided. Community residents wishing to learn how to bake low calorie microwaved foods are in luck. In luck, also, are people looking for a class that will show a budding journalist how to support himself by free lancing. Preparations for careers in computers, data processing, real estate, medical occupations and early childhood education can be gotten here. Classes for the handicapped, such as Vocational Horticulture for the Developmentally Disabled and Music for Communica- tion for the Developmentally Disabled and Lawn Maintenance Training for the Developmentally Disabled Male are taught. English as a Second Language courses are taught there and classes preparing aliens for citizenship are also provided. While many students do not avail themselves of this program, with stricter graduation requirements many will in the future. Tammy Baker QU Bgrgg Lisa Bartok Leslie Barton Shawn Bauer Russell Beard janet Becker Elisa Bell ,Larry Christie Benson Karen Berger Mike Berger 1 i l 7 -I t Linda Berkley Tim Biner Gregg Bingham Brenda Bishop Scott Black Mike Blair ID seniors - 229

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9' Senior Song Leader Gina DeCollibus performs to the song Boy Meets Girl at a pep assembly. The pep assemblies were sponsored by the Student Council. A s a TE. fa HLQT ff - ' rl', l . W , . f- jf. si, , , -uns, , 'f U, 5 ,, 5 Kell: Cahill Rocky Calzgzu Deborah Calkm A.LlLb.Q.H9' -CEU-CUJKL ' Seniors Chris Eaves, Keith Chal- man, Mike Chocelc and Herb Smith admire Bill Sheffield's GI Joe lunch pail. Sheffield's lunch pail became a trademark and he brought it to lunch with him each day. seniors - 231