Esperanza High School - Quetzal Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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Small But Busy The Home Economics Club is o service club ThdT meeTs once o week during The school yeor. This yeor, iT wos The smollesT club on cdmpus, consisTing of only six members. Every yeor, The club does d communiTy service projecT for The AlberT SiTTon Home, which is o home for obused children. They mdke puppeTs for The children, ond olso give Them d porTy. For d school service projecT, club members provide ond serve refreshmenTs for The NoTionol Honor SocieTy lnducTion NighT ond The AzTec Avvdrd NighT. Sociol dcTiviTies for The 85-86 club members consisT- ed of o bowling nighT, d Trip To lvlogic lVlounTdin, ond d picnic in The spring. Even Though The club wos very smoll, iT did o Icirge dmounT of good. The club's ddvisor, Jocinne lVlonToy, commenTed, The Home Economics Club is good noT only for school service buT communiTy service ds well. T. Joonne lvlonToy ond Deboroh DeJongh discuss fuTure pldns. 2. The T985-86 Home Economics Club: Top Row: Wendy Neode, Joonne lvlonToy. BoTTom Row: Jennifer Beduchomp, Deboroh De- 'I Jongh, Sonjo Beduchdmp .i ---wf XL 22 - Home Economics Club

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4. The 4985-86 STudenT Coun- cil: Advisor Koren Wilkens, John Burks, Jessico Iverson, Michelle lVlorTinez, Corrie Kidwiler, Tim Moc Neil, Enrique lvlqson, Dove DeNunzio, Don KelTh, Eric Tochner, Mike Miscione, Jeonni FinnerTy, Tommy lvlufich, KrisTo Hollisey, Louro WhiTe, ond Choundro Rhony. 2. STudenT Council members Jeonni Fin- nerTy, Jessicq Iverson, Corrie Kidwiler, Tim lvlocNeil, ond Don KeiTh IlsTen qTTenTively To Presi- denT Enrique Mdson. '1 Student Council: A C ass, Not A Club. STudenT Council, occording To odvisor Koren Wil- kens, is noT o club. lT's o closs. Roll is Token, ond Tordies ond qbsences ore recorded jusT like ony oTher closs. This leodership closs meeTs O period oT leqsT Twice o week, ond The sTudenTs ore re- quired To wriTe ond compIeTe q goql for eoch semesTer. The prerequisiTes for membership ore ThqT The sTudenT musT be elecTed or qppoinTed To office ond musT moinToin o 2.5 C-3.P.A. Ever wondered whqT sTudenT council does dur- ing Their meeTings'? Well, The purpose of The closs is To opprove, pldn, ond orgonize sTudenT ocTiviTies. They olso pqrTicipqTe in pep rdllies, ossemblies, WinTer Formol, ond leqdership Troining. STudenT Council hos been q greoT experience for my senior yeqr, sold member John Burks. STUCTGFIT COUFICTI - 24

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Members of The FuTure Business Leaders of America are, boTTom, Marilyn Cockerille, Saba Hak, Deanna Quan and Tina lbannidis. Top, lsarya SmiThsuvan, STeven Logan, Laurie MarTin and Andrew ClemenTe. wif uuuiiu 41 up eaders of iomorrow's world FuTure Business Leaders of America, a club which consisTed of 'IO members, was one ThaT learned more abouT The business world. There weren'T any preauisiTes or reauiremenTs To join The club, buT in order To be an officer, one had To be enrolled in a business class. This year There was a SouThern Conference aT Kennedy High School for club members To compeTe againsT oTher schools. They compeTed in such areas as word processing, job inTerviews, public speaking, and more. The annual EasTer proiecT was Their mosT imporTanT acTiviTy of The year. They renTed a bunny suiT and loaded Their baskeTs full of goodies, and headed for Villa de Palma, a reTiremenT home in PlacenTia. Club advisor Jim Ramos sTaTed, 'llT's one of The mosT beauTiTul Things - seeing Their faces lighTen up. 23