Esperanza High School - Quetzal Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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ulture Seekers The International Club was comprised of forty-six members who worked to promote awareness of other countries and cultures in our communities. They sponsored several activities, including International Week, Foreign Exchange Student Day, and a Valen- tines Day carnation sale. ln coordination with the Pla- centia Recreational Department, the club also spon- sored a Santa Week. 4985-86 international Club members: Sitting - Sung-Hui Han, Hwey-zoo Yung, Tina loniddis, Saaba Hag, Jerry Gilbert. Kneeling - Stacy Gilbert, Steve Aldrich, Erin Wright, Hye- Chon l-lan, Claudia Isola, Barbara Pellicer, Kathleen Wilson. 3rd row standing - Debbi Jauch, Debbie Ploghaus, Angela Haist, Kuel-Yah Jung, Ray Hufnagle, Christy Voss, lsariya Smithswen, Lori lvlartin, Deanna Quan. Back row - Michelle lvlitchelle, Kim Walters, Lisa Saldona, Sean Flannagan, Dave Allen, Norik ladodinnis, Darrin Simmons. an 'AW Kim Walters, Norik ladodinnis, Sta- cey Gilbert, and Erin Wright show their enthusiasm for one of the ln- ternational Club's many fund raisers. n l l International Club - 33

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Eleven Years Id This is The elevenTh year The M.E.Ch.A. Club has exisTed aT Esperanza High School, wiTh Social Science Teacher Mike SmiTh as The club's adviser. The club was designed To help increase sTudenT parTicipaTion aT school and also in The ATwood communiTy. This year The club members parTicipaTed in a pic- nic, EasTer egg hunT in ATwood, and a Trip To KnoTT's Berry Farm. The club also sponsored a candy sale and a field Trip To FullerTon Communiiy College. lT also gave a senior scholarship To an ATwood residenT from The club. Esperanza has always been proud of M.E.Ch.A. Club's accomplishmenTs and conTinual dedicaTion. 'l. Advisor Mike SmiTh and M.E.Ch,A.'s Club PresidenT Chayo De Anda hold up The M.E- .Ch.A club jackeT insig- nia. 2. Back Row: Advi- sor Mike SmiTh, Marcie Moreno, Sergio Mo- rales, Manuel Gomez, Mando Raya, Tommy Cardenas. Middle: Freddie Torres, Henry Moreno, Paul Olivares. RoberT Moreno, Jimmy Dorado, David Dorado. Julian Dorado. FronT: Mariam MarTin, Veroni- ca Zamurio, Jenny l-ler- nandez, Amy Dorado, Angie Moreno, Monia Torres, Maria Cevallos, Veronica Cardines, 32 - M.E.Ch.A 'l

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Bond Sporkles AT 7 d.m. every morning, while mosT sTu- denTs were siTTing over d bowl of Cheerios, The members of The Esperonzd EnTerTdinmenT UniT were heoding ouT To prdcTice on o dewy fooTboII field. There wos, however, one com- mon denomindTor which mode every minuTe of prdcTice worThwhile for The 465 sTudenTs. They hdd d gool. DirecTor Alldn Miller defined The gool, To puT on d show which is enTerTdin- ing, finely Tuned ond o chollenge for The per- formers. Judging from The ouTcome of The seoson, iT con be soid ThdT The 20 hours per week wos noT in vdin. The group won o ToTdI of 30 Trophies in The Top divisions of boTh sTreeT dnd field oompeTiTion. For sTreeT compeTiTion, The group used Alfred's 'iEdgle Sduddronf' ci milifory sTyle mdrch well suiTed for The bdnd's ldrge wood- wind seoTion. The uniT opened Their field shows wiTh The explosive l'Ld FiesTo Brdvd, followed by Con Con ond ci drum fedTure 'lWdlTer D. The closing number, Mon of LolVlocho, wos speoificdlly wriTTen for The group by Mork 4 Gdrdbronf, ond feoTured The ddnce Tedm. 2 l 'l. The Esperonzd drum line during o field show rouTine, 2. Drum mdjor Chris Kinney ond lVloioreTTe Shdnnon GGSTGIUTTT Ieod The uniT onTo The field for The pre-gome show. 3. lVlolleT ployer Sfephonie lTdmuro keeps on eye on direoTor Alldn Miller. 341 - enTerTdinmenT uniT