Esperanza High School - Quetzal Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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Heather Lasley Jerry Lathrop Paul Lee Danny Liemberger Becky Lewis Tammy Lewis Julianna Lezsak Laura Liddi Jonathan Lin Stephanie Lin Eric Lindbeck Michael Linn Dena Linton Christy Lomenzo Cami London Geovanna Lopez Robert Loseman Dawn Lowitz Scott Lox Annjanette Ludwig Kevin Luman .lon Lycett David Mac Leod James Mac Millan Rosalynd Mac Niel Terri Magana Christina Magdaleno Erin Maloney Eddie Mancillas Michael Manderson Michelle Manson Natalie Marques Heather Martin Israel Martin Michele Martin William Martinez ISS-Juniors

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N ,.,: . ,m.., :5,. Efaf 1 'f': f Eg' K Robert Johnson Kenna Jones Laura Jones Jason Jovanovich Kristin Karnes Christi Kasa Leonard Kato Kristen Kelly Lauri Kennedy Michael Kent Jane Kessinger Alex Kim Kaisuke Kimura Stacey Kingman Christopher Kinne Bruce Kinney Rachelle Kinney Michelle Kleczko Cherise Knierim Ian Knox Nancy Ko Christopher Koerner John Kolafa Shawn Kraft Tine Krcmarik Cindy Krider Michael Kucsan Denise La Fourcade Donald La Guardia Michael La Pean Robert Lagsdin Kimberly Lahr Robert Lampher Steven Landers Scott Lane Jeffrey Lange SOME THI GS NEVER The junior year. The year everyone waits for. The year students transform from children with no cars and money, unable to do anything, into young adults with cars and real jobs. So, what do they do? How do they spend their time? What were some of the favorite hobbies of the class of 88? Playing tennis, shopping, and going out to eat - Denise La Fourcade - Shopping, going out with my boyfriend, and sleeping - Linda Medina. - Talking on the phone - Monica Shen - Skiing and partying - John Dalton C ANGE - Going shopping, being with friends and talking on the phone - Kristen Ingles These were some of the responses to the questions. Thus, although they had acquired a new freedom their junior year, many still enjoyed old hobbies of the past. Juniors- I 87

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4' . P Paige Monazam Tracy Montijo Michael Morales Stacey Morales Enrique Moreno David Morones Mark Morris ,iz David Morrow V 1, Tammy Mufich Paula M355eY .lon Matsuo FV, 'V it Michelle Matusek Mellisa Maurer!WiIlis Steve Maurizi Michael Mc Caleb Renee Mc Caughin Mica Mc Coy X X Z . . ,M A.. f , L . f x f f , , f Lori Mc Daniel Lori Mc Kee Shelly Mc Lemore Linda Medina Steven Medland Jacqueline Meltcher Audrey Melton Tricia Melton Angela Mendez Laura Metz Brian Meyers f 1 Maria Meza Jason Mindte Michele Mitchell Jason Moler Sharon Munoz Michael Murphy Dawn Murray ' M ' af -- ,,-iw ' W, Y . ,..... , FM? k , Steven Myers JU IORS RECEI E RINGS Receiving the class ring was one of the most exciting moments for the junior class. With this ring came many traditions and precious memories. Juniors ordered their rings at the end of their sophomore year, and picking one out was a big deal. Debra Herschberg admitted, I liked choosing my ring, but I kept changing my mind until I saw the exact one. The value of the ring increased as juniors waited for the rings to be delivered in the fall. The class of '88 continued the tradition of having their class ring turned the number of times represented by their graduation year. Also, the tradition of the guys letting their girlfriend wear their ring was still practiced. It was even common for students to wear their parent's high school class rings. Jane Kessinger expressed, My mom gave me her class ring to wear. She said that to have a class ring in her day was important. That is why my means so much to me. It was evident that the class ring represented different things to many students. In years to come, they will look at their rings and be reminded of the treasures high school held for them. I. Laurie Bridges and Kim Dukes walk across campus during break. 2. Jacki Wells waits for her counselor before school Juniors- I 89