Esperanza High School - Quetzal Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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1. Michelle Crisanti, Teri Hawkins, Leslie Barton, Laurie LaVoie and Cindy Post celebrate their graduation. The official Grad Night was held aboard a harbor cruiser. 2. Danette Hebert is sketched by a caricature artist. The artist was one of many enter- tainers featured on the cruise. 2. Mike Maklary and Leslie Ricci watch one of the five movies offered. Maklary was one ofthe Grad Night Committee members who made the Grad Night possible. grad night - 277

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fmt 4 1. Charlie Goffin, Gail Coombs, and Kevin Allmendinger make use of the soft drink bar. That bar was open all night. 2. Senior Randy Mauch celebrates his graduation. Unbeknown to many, Mauch, the yearbook editor, had to return to school the next day to complete the graduation and grad night section of the yearbook. 3, Chris Lewis and jennifer Kaufmann go through the buffet. Many commented favorably on the food that was served. 4. John Matusek, Steve janetzky, Monique Mor- and, Phil Thummel, Herb Smith, Darrel Sheets, Gina DeCollibus and Chris Eaves watch one of the movies available. 276 - grad night As . , Grad night spent cruising harbor For the second year graduates cruised the Los Angeles Harbor the night after graduation ceremonies. In the past graduates have had their grad nights at the Palm Springs Tramway, the El Cortez Hotel in San Diego where they were transported by Amtrak and at Regal Lanes in Orange. By far the harbor cruise has been the most popular grad night activity in recent years. The graduates left from Bradford Stadium directly after gradu- ation and were entertained on board by Scandal,', a live band, a disc jockey, caricature artist, palmist and a magician.

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l i Spring The end of school brought with it many changes in personnel brought about by resignations, promotions and, unfortu- nately, one by death. At the end of the basketball season Varsi- ty Coach Mike Moore resigned citing the failure of the basketball program to attract some of the top athletes in the school in order to upgrade the program on all levels. Early in May Kurt Kertson, JV Basketball Coach, was named as Moore's successor. Head custodian Dick Pugh, who was the brought changes first person to officially work on this cam- pus, was promoted to lead man for one of the district maintenance crews. As Pugh left he was presented with an Aztec Award by Principal Al Hawkins, an award traditionally given to seniors, be- coming the fourth adult to receive the medallion. His spot was filled by Dave Hernandez. Late in April Custodian Larry Arias was struck and killed by a train at Esperanza Road and Fairmont. He was buried in an Anaheim Hills Cemetery. E K ef' xv i . ..,. p 278 - index 51? ,Mg ,qi Www li li 1. Senior Veronica Castillo put an African Daisy her hair welcoming, at last, warm days. Up throug the middle of May the weather was grey and rain 2. Mike Worden waits in line to get a readmit. Mo students than ever, it seemed, were on attendan contracts. 3. Senior Shannon Wnek sips from Winchell's drink during sociology. 5 a