Esperanza High School - Quetzal Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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Magic Mountain: 3329, Ditch Day: 67W As the school year came to a close more than just the senior class was affected by senioritis. The attendance office reported record absences and a general feeling of apathy permeated the campus. Seniors left campus legally on Thursday, May 26, to travel to Magic Mountain in Valencia to spend their traditional Activi- ties Day. Seniors who didn't go on theapproved activities day went on their own activities day to the beach, other amusement parks, to lunch or they just slept in. Ostensibly, all seniors not going to Magic Mountain were supposed to be in class, but few were. While the seniors were absent the junior class laid claim to the , JW 1. Junior Kim Sims and Senior Paul Spitzzeri partici- pate in the Powderpuff Week's Beach Day. The day consisted of picnics in the senior quad and people playing with frisbees at breaks and lunch. 2. Seniors , Ruben Martinez, Phil Scalisi, Ed Caudill, Tim Fyke, Russ Schneider, Keith Putnam and Mike Spears imitate I a totem pole at Magic Mountain on Senior Activities Day. This was the second year Activities Day was held at Magic Mountain. 262 - closing senior quad. Many junior girls wearing their powderpuff jerseys ate lunch in the senior quad. Finals were over for seniors by Monday, june 13. However the rest of the classes still had finals ahead of them. The last two days of school were minimum days to accommodate the final exam schedule. Parties, a tradition in other schools, were kept to a minimum at the request of the administration. Teachers returned to school the day after graduation to finalize grades and turn in their keys. ,,,x W we 2 W, . ..... .. H 5 I . .. ,. .

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omneyham addresses seniors Seniors from the three Placentia Unified School District high schools, El Dorado, Esperanza and Valencia, attended the traditional Baccalaureate ceremony held the Sunday prior to Graduation at Bradford Stadium. The Graduates were addressed by Pastor Troy Momneyham from Lutheran Redeemer Church. I-le addressed the seniors on their spiritual commencement and congratulated them on their graduation. Baccalaureate is a non-denominational ceremony where each year a different speaker from a different church is asked to address the graduates' goals and God's role in each of their lives. The ceremony was organized by Valencia High School. The Valencia choir sang It's Time to be lVlovin onv and a solo performance by Lora Gittings who sang Won't Be Back Again this Way', was heard. The Aztec band also took part in the ceremony as they plaed the traditional pomp and Circumstancen as the graduates entered and exited the ceremony. I. Denise Espinoza, Joan Sciortino, Jodi Garver and Paul Spitzerri are ready to be seated prior to the Bac- calaureate Service. That service was attended by graduates from all three Placentia high schools. 2. Senior Randy Mauch exits after the non-denominational Baccalaureate Service. Pastor Troy Momneyham addressed the graduates. 264 - baccalaureate