Esperanza High School - Quetzal Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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Katerina Koerner John Kondis Deanne Kopanke Noelle Kovach Kevin Kreger Tom La Rue Donald Lampley John Land Shannon Lane Christine Lang 194 Aaron La nglois Kristin Larson Russell Larson Jennifer Latter Steven Layton Carrie Lazenby Joedy Le Gault Tom Leachman Rhonda Leaverton Aaron Leavitt Brandon Lee Brian Leite Kevin Leon Timothy Leonard ' Matthew Leway tta g Kristina Lewis Nila-Danie Lewis Yvonne Lin ::,.: ,, ' tt Christy Logan Nkt' J Paulette Lombardi Laura Long Tracie Long Jayson Loomis Rene Lopez Joseph Loseman Duane Lovelace JU T HAVING FU Sophomore Jennifer Inglis had much to offer her school. Not only was she an outstanding CSF student with a 4.0 grade point average, but she participated in extra-curricular activites as well. Because she spent most of her time dancing for the dance team, Jennifer had little time for other activities. In her spare time, though. Jennifer enjoyed shopping, and just having fun . Jennifer's hobbies also included dancing and attending her church's youth group and follow-up activities. Although Jennifer's activities took up most of her time, she managed to keep up with her studies and stay at the top of her class. l. Bobby McCoy, Steve Hansen, and Steve Landers head toward the gym after school. 2. Christine McCullough. Missy D'Antonio, and Renee McClaughlin find time to spend together at lunch. Sophomores-209

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Eric Janert Tammy Janssen Jennifer Jenkins David Jensen Jennifer Johns Aaron Johnson Curtiss Johnson Rodney Jones Shannon Jones Tracey Jones Debra Jorgenson Patricia Joyce Donald Judson Grant Juncker Sepideh Kalantari John Kane Stellios Karafotis Elaine Kato Jacob Kauble Susan Kay Jeremy Keller Melodee Kelly Peter Kelly Bryan Kenyon Richard Kietzke Eric Kimbro Michael King Shannon King Robert Kingsbury Jonathan Kinne April Kistler Michelle Kline Jana Knierim Julie Koehl Peter Koehler Roberta Koellisch 208-Sophomores

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FITTI G I Where do sophomores fit in? They are not freshmen any longer, learning what high school is all about. Nor are they upperclassmen yet. Although the first semester of the sophomore year is still much like the freshman year, the second semester is different. A change in attitude is evident. They seem to gain a new maturity. They slowly realize that high school isn't all fun and games, that there is work and thinking to do. According to Language Arts teacher Karen Jenista, By the spring semester. many sophomore students face the responsibility of driving. As the semester moves on, they register for their junior classes, realizing that many of these classes are college prep. I think the responsibilities they face during the sophomore year cause students to look at things a bit more seriously. Added counselor Paul Siskowic, Sophomores become more aware and realistic with themselves and what is expected of them as students in a comprehensive high Robert Lowry Paul Lucas Jennifer Lucero Kristin Lucey Justin Luick Rebecca Lynch school environment. Steven Lynch Susan Lyddon Heather Lyons Daniel Mac Arthur Todd Mac Donald Sheri Macelli Mark Magdaleno Jason Magness Christen Malone Elizabeth Mandap Melissa Manes Anne Marie Marcelletta John Marques John Marquez John Marsh Jefferey Martin Mark Martin Miriam Martin Robin Martin Daren Martinez Edward Martinez James Martinez James Massey Michael Mattegit 2 I0-Sophomores