Esperanza High School - Quetzal Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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Mike Miscone escorts Homecoming queen nominee Claudia Isola during Homecoming assembly. Eric Kellie Johnson Johnson Laura Karen Jones Joyce 315 Kuel-Yah Sherry Jung Katzenberger Jason Michael Kemp Killianey David Gerald Seniors gather in senior quad to socialize and guard the quad from Kim Kim underclassmen invasions. Seniorsqgl

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SENIOR PRIDE Seniors showed tremendous spirit in their final year at E.H.S. The overwhelming feeling of school pride seemed to come packaged with their senior registration forms. Suddenly students realized how im- portant their class ring was, that the most important pose was for the senior picture, and the most important piece of paper ever earned was the golden diploma. It was nice to know when reflecting on the fi 'i. ' f I w , I-I in 5 ii 3 N Josh Shana Donald Derek HCIWCY Henning Herrick Hicks Pamgla Phillip Julie Tiffany l'ligglI1S Hill Hinton Hombs final year we as seniors did the best we could in the time we had, Senior class president Don Herrick displays his great sense of humor. Herrick was later threatened with a referral for eating in the 200 building. I60-Seniors Danielle Stacie Raymond lisa Houghton Houser Hufnagel Hurty Claudia Jessica Janel Stephanie Isola Iverson Jankalski Jarl M -.M W X I Richard Bradely Christopher Christa Jen Johns Johns Johnson

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I62-Seniors .V-. was Andrea Edward Toby Melodee Tim Theresa King King Kirschke Kisner K-'aus Klimas F. Q Nicholas Eric Dennis Jeannie Lanee Lisa Kline Kraft Kramer Ku La Forest Lambeth SE IORITIS TRIKE AGAIN lt happens every year. It is inevitable. It is the dreaded Senioritis. A response to the repetition of being in school ev- ery day, week after week, Senioritis is a disease that strikes without warning. Symptoms include fooling around in class, a kick-back attitude toward studies and homework, and the ten- dancy to space'out during lectures. The class of 87' was not immune to this disease. Familiar symptoms ap- peared as the school year progressed. Fortunately, however, these symptoms disappeared as preparations for finals, graduation, and college became a prior- ity Q aj' Senior Angela Becher cheers on the Aztecs during the Homecoming game. This was Angela's first year cheerleading at Esperanza.