Esperanza High School - Quetzal Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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Q j E embership Grows to 125 California Scholarship Federation was one of the largest clubs this year, starting off first semester with 405 students and raising membership to 425 second semester. This large organization organized several projects, including helping National Honor So- ciety with Operation Santa Claus, raising money for a children's home, and conducting the Freshman Initiation Dinner and movie. ln order to join CSF, students must have a certain grade point average. Therefore, it is an honor to be a member, especially since CSF students are eligible to scholarships from our campus, state organizations, and from many colleges throughout the United States. This applies if a student is a member for four se- mesters or more. 4. Heather Martin and Tammy Warner enjoy themselves during Op- eration Santa Claus. 2. The 4985-86 California Scholarship Federation. 5 J, Ti CSF - 44

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. .S. Serves School and ommunlty This yeor, os in yecirs posT, No- Tiondl Honor SocieTy members goT off To on eorly sTdrT. N.H.S. mem- bers showed up before The sTorT of The 85f86 school yedr To counT ond deliver TexT books To Teoch- ers' rooms. N.H.S. members dlso seT ouT on mdny oTher dmbiTious projecTs over The yeor. One of Their mosT imporTonT projecTs edch yeor is 'lOperoTion SonTo Cldus, where They dondTe QifTs ond Their Time for specicil orphons. OTher projecTs included The dnnudl Yorbd Lindo Spelling Bee ond volunTeering Their Time To help wiTh The Specidl Olympics. N.H.S. members olso sponsored o donce, noT Their TrddiTionol Bock To School Donce, buT The Spring 2 DGDCG. 4. A few Nl-lA mem- bers Tdke Time ouT from OperoTion SonTo Clams To pose for o phoTo. 2. NHS members Eric Tochner ond Ddvid Denunzio pose for o picTure during o meeTinQ. 3. The 85X 86 Esperdnzo Nl-lS Club. 3 Tsss Ei AO - n.h.s.

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aw la' Ist Year Singers Gain Experience Because The number of sTudenTs who Took Vocal Music elecTives increased a few years ago, Direcfor KaThy C-riff decided To add The Cardinal Singers. The Cardinal Singers, made up mosTly of freshmen, were firsT year singers. IT basically is Training for The sTudenTs and allows Them To geT To know Their voices and capabiIiTies, explained Criff. AfTer compleTing one year of Cardinal Sing- ers, The sTudenTs can Then audiTion for ConcerT Choir or Vocal Ensemble. 42 H L 'l. Cardinal Singers - Fronf row: K. Rofh, N. Carlier, W. Takaha- shi, D. lvlasuda, J. lnglis, J. Skeggs, J. Rados, M. Duyen, D. Poole Row Two: W. Sisson, S. Askew, S. Cook, C. EsTrada, E. Walden, L Sinn, R. Nielson, T. Simon, J. Padelford, A. AlcanTar. Row Three: S Macellie, K. Biffick, S. Hauden, K. Lucy, J. Carfer, L. Moran, C Salser, lvl. Kline, J. lvlelms, K. Plicef, S. DiavaTis, lvl. Smifh, R. Mun- son, T. C-olden, J. SchulTz, A. Vera. 2. Members of The Cardina Singers perform aT The Holiday Concerf.