Esperanza High School - Quetzal Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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1. Steve Papps works dilligently on an art class project. Papps, like other freshmen, elected to talce a fine arts class during his first year in school to get that graduation require- ment out of the way. 2. Looking less than enthusiastic about her World History assign- ment, Lisa Laundry daydreams. All freshmen are required to take World History. Monique Lathrop Tony Lauber Martin Laure Susan Lavoie folm LeDesman Randolph Leahy Tami Leavell Michele Lee Rohm Q55 julie Le Fever Karen Leon Teresa Leonard Lee Lepel fififilv 1512 Ruth Lewis Terry Ligbtsey Sole Hun Lim Todd Lininger Dan Liscio Stephen Logan Sheri Loignon Kenny Lomenzo Darby London Karen Loya Craig Loyd Mike Lucey Scott Lynch jason Lyon fulie Macleod Tim Macneil 4 4- 1 to if V of G ,S -3 VS N- x !R K Qi, if 8 - freshmen 2

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ff 7 W , f i f l m'lf,f i et X' I .l Mike folmson Andy fudson Mike Iudson Hivey-Zoo ,lung Lee furls April Kaulvie Kelly Kaufmann Dan Keefe Ann Kellekmann Brian Keylor Carrie Kidwiler Lynn Kier Susan Kier Wanda Kim Li:a.LQmh-my Elko Kimura Karri Kingman jeffrey Kirby foelle Kist Matt Kistler Karl Kline Terry Ko Karen Eric Korbis Scott Koellisrlv Magdalena Kurz Anisa Lampton Lisa Landry fame Lane Gwen Lange Edward Langenwalter Sreplzanie Larson Freshmen elect to take shop Upon coming here most freshmen seem to take a fine or industrial arts class. In fact, it almost seems to be a required freshman class. I think freshmen should take an industrial arts class. It is required, and they get basic knowledge that's needed to take advanced courses later, said Steve Worley, the new Graphic Arts instructor. Freshman Dave Nearing said, Metals is really cool. I learned to arc weld and that's something I've always wanted to do. 'clVletal shop is fun. So far, I've learned to arc weld and use the lathe, something I can use in the fu- turef' said freshman Dave Turturo. Freshman Class Representative Amy Wixted waves to the crowd from the back of an open topped Classic MG. Wixted was elected by the freshman class to represent that class at the 1982 Homecoming ceremonies. freshmen 7 7

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Freshman Michelle Martinez glances behind her at a member of her class. The stricter discipline code and much more complicated attendance policy gave many freshmen problems. A ,4 Height: another woe Short freshmen. You've all seen them. Or maybe you haven't . . . This year freshmen are shorter than ever, and therefore, seem to undergo many more trials and degradations at the cruel hands of the seniors. When queried about the treatment of the freshmen by the seniors, freshman Brett Cwens said, I hate being short. Everyone picks on me. Although there are quite a few of the short freshmen, ther are also a few rather tall freshmen. Freshman Ken Self, laughed when asked what it was like being 6'2',, and having all of his friends being considerably shorter, It really doesn't bother me, I just see it as having a high intellegencev. Not all freshmen were as positive as Self, Lisa Kimberly commented that It's not easy being taller than all your friends. They always make stupid jokes. Holly Maklary Lee Malcolm Holly Malloch Vic Manes Donald Martin Lori Martin Michelle Martinez Ray Martinez john Mason Ronald Massey Ed Matibag john Matiasevich Dina Mazzocco Kflrry M81 Lisa M cA rthur fasori McBride Catherine Mcflrthy Roberta McDougall Lori McGinty Carrie McGonigle Tami McKnighrt Robin Medina Missy Medland Tami Mendenhall Melina Messer Edward Messineo Karen Midget Lisa Miller Edmund Meranda s freshmen - 29