Esperanza High School - Quetzal Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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' ill-llr Patrick Pompeo Debra Poole Gregory Pope Bryon Powell Rachel Price Tracy Pugh Lisa Quezada Robyn Quiming Christine Quinlan Michelle Racaniello Mary Rados Robin Rae Tina Raiszadeh Craig Randolph Kim Ransford Timothy Redfern Charles Reichhardt Derek Reinhard Scott Renkes D. Noelle Rex Steven Richards Michael Richcreek J. Brett Richter Christopher Rikel Freddie Rios Jennifer Roberts Darien Rodriguez Denise Rodrigues Monique Rodriguez John Rood Lisa Ross Catherine Roth J. Michelle Rowe Richard Rubis Roslyn Rupe Jason Rupert P A AW -. H, 'ink Kevin Branstetter and Loren Brown take as long as possible to get to 2 I 4-Sophomores class.

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Qin xy lex l Yvonne Oieda Robert Olivares Jinnifer Ortega Kathe Osborne lee Osborn Danielle Ostheimer Michelle Otto Brian Owens Jennifer Owens Julie Padelford Chong-Woo Pak Sherry Panchisin Jaime Parkhurst Trisha Parmelee Stephanie Patton Joey Paull Julie Penhall Gabriel Perez Rachael Perkins Marc Perla Jason Peters Amy Peterson Loc Pham Richard Phillips David Pina Trent Pineira Benjamin Pinkerton Scott Pitman Kathleen Plicet Chowdhury Polka Roy Sophomores display their class spirit at a pep assembly

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if N sw gba ,M . MA S ,.,, J Q i .Y S s F Gregory Rushton Jenny Russell Terri Saito Sonia Salinas Katie Salo Cheryl Salser Krista Sammons Brian San Filippo Devin Sanders Andrea Sandres Stephanie Saye QFloresJ Paul Saye Qliloresj Richard Schmitz Jason Schultz Patricia Seino James Seirup Andrea Shaffer Dan Shaffer Julie Shaffer Brian Shanaman Christopher Shea Richard Shea Angela Shen Jill Shepherd Jerry Shevorski Michelle Shields Joseph Shim Paul Shroyer Cory Sicklesteel Monet Sidlin Patrick Siembieda John Siemssen Tina Sills Kameron Silva Catherine Silvers Tracey Simon PIRIT GF '89 Who ever said that sophomores don't have spirit, did not know the class of 89. Not very often in the past years did sophomores win class competition during pep assemblies. The class of '89, however, was an exception to this rule. We decided that we were sick of upperclassmen always looking down upon sophomores for no reason, so during the year of 86-87 the class of '89 were people to look up to. explained Emily Smith. Students were not surprised to go to a sports event and find themselves surrounded by jumping., screaming crowds of sophomores. Even though not many sophomores had their licenses, let alone cars to drive, they managed to get to events, proving that their spirit was alive. Pride in their school was evident. The sophomore class proved that though they weren't upperclassmen they had enough spirit to help the Aztecs to victory time and again. Sophomores-2 I 5