Esperanza High School - Quetzal Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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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

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-A feff Pbilblad finggkz, IQLQQE Maribetb Pbillips Angela Pina Adrienne Pressel jeff Pobl Andy Poole Ricbard Poole Lauri Porter Gary Pouzar Manda Qata Diana Quan Eddie Quigley Heatber Quinlan foe Quiroz foel Raff Gregg Ramirez Gary Raub Andre Razi Susan Reese julie Reid fessie Reza Mail? 52' Wendy Richardson Randy Robbins Cindy Robertson Harry Rovbertson Micbelle Rocba -A-- Cindy Rogders Lisa Rogers Cbaundra Robny Troy Roney Class officers challenged b '86 Getting acclimated to a new school is hard enough but pity those four freshmen burdened with the responsibility of trying to provide leadership for the Class of I986.. President John Ledesma and his cabinet, Michelle Martinez, Danny Glemboclci and David DeNunzio tried to get their class active in campus events. They held meetings, planned events and tried to show that the Class of 1986 had spirit. I think that our class had as much or more spirit than any other freshman class, said Glemboclci. The class officers went to the Student Council Lead- ership Camp to learn the skills necessary to run student activities for their class. Freshman Gina Pachiano is more interested in what is happen- ing behind her than on what is being taught in her foreign language class. The University of California system has now made two years of a foreign language one of its admission requirements. freshmen -