Esperanza High School - Quetzal Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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I f ri. ERS if :L . , it '35 fi if 13 V 4 5 If 1. Freshman Ken Lomenzo finishes up lunch in a quiet spot on campus Freshmen, with no quad of their own, were forced to brave the elements 2. Chrissie Wilkinson and Nancy Tupaclc enjoy a lecture in theater arts Freshmen are required to take a fine arts class and many opt for drama fill Gonciarczyk Marie Gonzalez Karen Gorey Yvonne Grace Amanda Greene 'Lg-e Greenberg Nicole Gregory fuda' Grewal Mandeep Grewal Melissa Griffiths Lori Guiror Tracey Gulrnan Gayle Gunderson Nadine Hackett Qui: Haggard Michele Hagmann Brian Hahn KU11 ill Krista Hallisey David Halverson Steve Halweg Aaron Harnusek Hye Con Han Tami Harbertlv Bqgky Harendza freshmen - 25

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Freshmen adopt haute couture style: Recently you may have noticed the freshman have been looking different. Instead of sporting the normal eighth grade fashions as they were last year, long uncombed hair unkempt and a look of utter confusion, they have been wearing clothes from the sixties, short meticulously groomed hair, and a hardened look of being in control. Their tastes of music have changed, too. Instead of listening to groups like Van Halen, Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath, they have been listening to music that shocks their parents. The names of these groups range from Bad Religion to Bad Manner, Crass to the Specials, and from the Stray Cats to Madness. Robert Entrican ffff Eoff Andy Escobar Kathy Eriksen Gary Farris Cindy Fasbing Vincent Feperico Iavier Ferrari Darlene Folitz Kristin Ford Kelly Foreman Rob Forenza lim Eoicanx Debbie Foster Diane-fgiman Shelli Gage Elizabeth Gallagher Robert Galvez I got sick of listening to the boring heavy metal, so I cut my hai and became a punk,', said freshman Brett Owens. The people into punk music are a lot more sociable tha: rockers, said freshman Dave Tuturo. Although punk is different from a lot of other things, it's just lik any other group of people that want to express their feelings. It' just that they have their own style of dress codes and personal ities, explained one freshman. l 5 Brute Gantenbein Kelly Garcia f llQ5t Mingo Garcia ,A Ken Georgi is A Qui Gather ' ' Tammy Gerrisb M ,Steve Gibson ferry Gilbert foe Gillaspy Forrest Gillespie Laurie Gilmer Danny Glembocki 24 - freshmen .6

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Trevor Hargrave Scott Harlow Keith Harms Steve Harris M ike Hash Brenda Hatch Tina Hatcher Richard Hauck Wayde Hauptmeier john Hays Carl Helmle :SICPLVELPE Hmdzickz Marta Hernandez Hilary Hess Todd Hitchcock Kim Hodgens fennie Holland Kerry Horrell Mike Houghtaling Lisa Hudson Kenny H ulett Shauna Hunt Q lx Tina loanniois QM .bear wzjllysgp 'Ivory foe facques Brad fansen Randee fararnillo Ps!.U,lGiI2-CI Michelle fohn Q, 1. Underclass cheerleaders Tracy Lluebers, Naomi Saito, Leslie Bottoroff, Laura White, Kim Harras, Janine Kovach, and Melissa Coe crowd into the Activities Cffice for sixth period Pepsters. These squads cheered at the sophomore and freshmen sports events. 2. David Satturna works with a blow torch in metals. Many freshman boys elect to take shop classes as their electives. 26 - freshmen