Esperanza High School - Quetzal Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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Take a Look at. . . l98-Sophomore Division Page

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P 2. i 2 E Q L .9 j M ap., 4 DEMANDI G YE R The majority of students in the class of l988 felt that their junior year was their hardest year so far at Esperanza. I felt like my teachers were expecting so much more compared to my teachers from past years, said junior Robin Obremski. l think it was my hardest year yet because of the pressures of having a job in addition to difficult classes, stated junior Rosie Hullar. Most students agreed that U.S. History was the most demanding course, and the fact that it was required didn't make it any easier. Exams seemed to be more difficult because there was so much information to learn. Essays also became the junior class trademark. More essays were assigned during the junior year than in the freshman and sophomore years combined. The class of '88 showed determination despite the pressures, and someday all that work will pay off. I. Juniors proudly display their togetherness. 2. Juniors Laurie Franzen and Laura Metz compare answers on the previous night's homework. 3. Kristina Bengston, Deanna Iverson, Stacey Westphal, and .lane Sheperd make the best of lunch on campus. Juniors-'97

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4 5 i ...SllPHll Amy Hoffman expresses her embarrassment of being kidnapped while her friend Tammy Zinc offers her reassurement. Many sopho- mores celebrated their friend's birthday's by dressing them up and kidnapping them. Bruno Sorenson demonstrates his feelings for his English class in a mature. sophomore manner. Brett Richter and Dave Penia relax and enjoy break before heading off to their next class. llllES Sophomore Division Page-l99