Esperanza High School - Quetzal Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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WORKI G U DER PRESSURE New college requirements recently adopted by many universities caused quite a stir among members of the class of I988. Although some juniors were not affected by the change because they had already planned to go to a trade school, others were inconvenienced by the revisions. Junior Dana Bohanan was forced to change her high school study plan, My freshman year l had all the classes that I was going to take figured out. Now I have to re-do all of them, Bohanan explained. Two of the major changes required prospective students to have at least three years of math and at least one year of Visual and performing arts for ,I ,L Vi rms , ,tm Pamela Chalman Martha Chavez Alex Cheng Deborah Christian Amber Clifford admittance into a university. l David Coker Tony Colletta Tina Cook Tom Cook Jennifer Cooke Keith Coren John Corrow Myla Cortes Catherine Cortez Phillip Cottros Kimberley Cox Mauyer Cox Bill Cramer Ken Cross Chris Cullen Darrel Cusiter Sheryl Dack John Dalton Karin Davidson Jennifer Dawkins Sharla De Bruhl Maria De La Torre Michele De Los Reyes Christian De Paz Joseph De Stefano l82-Juniors

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Lance Beard Heather Beaton Ronald Belcher Kristina Bengtson Lisa Beoletto .1 Danielle Bertuzzi Bradley Binder Jim Birchit Tyrone Bodine Dana Bohanan Edward Bove Ronald Bowe Kimberly Brady Laura Bridges Joseph Briskorn , Christi Brochinsky I Jennifer Brogna 3 as Jennifer Brooks Neil Brower I Erin Brown Stephanie Bryant 3 Jeff Buchbinder Lynette Buffington ss Q x is i s , an XX x Jennifer Bunas I Scott Byrd Wesley Callahan Christopher Callinan N Christina Camera ' '21, Mark Cannata Joey Caporrimo Alisa Carlton John Carnevale Q, Jeffrey Cary Tomas Casas I Klett Jeffrey Casaw Mark Castro A NEW FREEDGM For many juniors, there was nothing like being able to drive into the school parking lot, get out of the car, and jingle their keys in front of those unfortunate freshmen and sophomores that just stepped out of mommy's station wagon. The piece of lamenated paper from the DMV y gave juniors a new freedom that they had waited for for a long time. In fact the privilege of driving completely changed the lives of many students. Shelbi Sohn stated, Driving gave me more freedom to do things by myself. Instead of asking mom to take me shopping, all I had to do was ask for the car. Students enjoyed driving themselves to school activities, such as football games, dates, and dances. Being able to drive also made life easier for students who had jobs. Over all, the privileges of driving gave juniors a chance to take advantage of all the opportunities avaliable to Esperanza students. I. Juniors Neil Siecke, Tim O'MaIley, and Sean Flanagan pose as triplets for the day in their Polo attire. 2. Junior Shane Garcia prepares for his future career in modeling. Juniors- I 8 I

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F X l Q: NX 3' N5 x W N X .t........ ... , NS x , A 2 I, Shocked, Rob Ricci and Brad Pettijohn are caught out of class. 2. Juniors Tracy Shuster, Ann Shumerth, Tim O'Malley, and senior Jocelyn Fry smile as Tim blows a bubble to the camera. ,sais XS X 'l 'rfflllf 55? 'si' Andy De Vore Anthony Del Duca Jennifer Demello Nicholas Desby Kelli Dillon Kimberly Donathen Amy Dorado Malek Doulat Brian Duke Kim Dukes Rebecca Dukes Colleen Duncan Mark Dupuy Kimberly Edlund Tom Eisenmann Timothy Elenbaas Katrina Elliott James Ellison Jamye English Bethany Ennis Karen Enos Albert Estorga Tara Evans Lanee Fancher Eric Fano Martin Farish Jill Feiker Stephen Felisan Scott Fenstermaker Kristin Ferraro Juniors- l 83