Esperanza High School - Quetzal Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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HERRICK LEADS CLASS DF 'S While other students were thinking about their summer, the senior class council was busy organizing ideas and activities for a new school year. These plans included such activities as the homecoming dance, Grad- Nite, Senior Activities Day, Graduation, and pep assemblies. Meetings to organize these activities were called as needed to fit the agenda. The senior class council members who made this year a success were Senior Class President Don Herrick, Vice-President Ste- fanie Leal, Secretary Julie Manderson, and Treasurer Karla Lewis. We wanted to do the best we could so the class of '87 would gra- duate with memories of a great senior year! stated Herrick. l66-Seniors Camille Victor Darelin Melanie Menchgg Mendoza Merrell Meyers Eric Teri Todd Michael Mikkelson Miller Miltenberger Miscione Fred Steve Darla Daniel Mitaux Moran Mokry Monson 1. 1' Q,-K ' I mf ve Shelly Jennifer Tami Ed Mgraleg Mgrrealg Muckenthaler Mueller ? if ,eg -1' A Q' v w it I 3 A ,-,, L l. Colleen Gamblin escorts Homecoming King nominee Brent Bish. 2, Tracy Cruikhank and Jill Carlo are happy to have a break from classes

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SE IOR DECISIO S As seniors approached graduation, they realized they had a decision to con- template. Were they going to work and start a career, or were they going to con- tinue their education? The decision also came up as to which college would be right for them. The decision struck them as an important one because once the choices were made, an ex- tensive amount of paper- work had to be carefully completed if one was to make the best possible im- pression. College applications were different, seniors found, for every college. These appli- cations asked very personal questions, and they re- quired students to look back on their accomplish- ments. As seniors filled out applications, they realized all their hard work was for a purpose. Some seniors were proud of their accomplish- ments, and others realized factually realizedj that high school was for a purpose: they wished they would have done better. College can be an ex- tremely exciting and life- changing experience. Filling out a college application, no matter how difficult, is nec- essary if one hopes to take advantage of college life. IGS-Seniors n Gevff Dana Lynn Paul Chad Ray 055213 Ozario Olivares Palessiro Palmer Lori Elizabeth Saundra Jeff Pandora Pantalemon Pastory Patterson Paull Payne X Robert Barb Ronald Michael Todd Peachy Pellicer Penhall Perra Perry . ' - W 'H '3 : , '9' .f , V jg. ,.--anti-wagon W ' V if ' Erin Washabaugh, Brandt McCullough, Bridgette Ballos, Marie De La Torre, Kim Zimmer, and Christina Rennick enjoy the few minutes of lunch they have.