Esperanza High School - Quetzal Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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3' l. Art Club members Doug Robertson, Eric Blaufuss, Mike Tresague, Mike Chuck, Bill Biner, and adviser Marsha Poole enjoy a day at Disneyland on a club trip. 2- Mike Tresague and Mike Chuck demonstrate their artistic talents. 3. Heading home from Disneyland, Art Club and Band members enjoy their bus 1 trip together. 46-Art Club

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KEEP DN S NGING. The Vocal music program was an excellent program for talented students to get a chance to perform. The program consisted of three choirs: Vocal Ensemble, the Aztec Concert Choir, and the Cardinal Singers. These were all performance organizations which met daily as a class, The program did many fundraisers throughout the year to help pay for outfits and festivals, the overwhelming moneymakers were the Fall and Spring talent shows. Two individuals from the vocal music program were nationally and locally recognized as having special talent. Horacio Morales, at ml 5 and Shannon Marsh were both chosen for the Orange County Youth Choir. Marsh was also chosen for the Southern California Vocal Arts All State Honor Choir. The vocal music groups performed in various places: Selected Southern California Vocal Association QSCVAQ Festivals, their annu- al Winter Concert, Area C Festival at Valencia High School, and their Spring Concert. The grand finale of a fabulous year was the arrival of Director Kathy Griff s baby girl at the end of January. l Ti-Lee Tyacke sings Send in The Clowns 2 Shannon Marsh S Bill Yates sing a duet in a choral program. 3 Cardinal Singers: Ist Row: Tracy Jackson, Wendy Lloyd, Kelly Dill, Tina White, Tifinie Pursey, Heidi Cook. 2nd Row: C.J. Knickerbocker, Shauna Thomas, Brandi Scott, Claudia Montoya, Kristen Roskam. 3rd Row: Holly Baker, Bettina Meissner, Kristi Tomooca, Jennifer Beri, Jennifer Harvey. Corina Bates. 4th Row: Mrs. Griff, Stacie McGowan, Christina De Marco. Christy Johnson. 4 Guitar Class: lst Row: Eric Bosley, Scott Fenstermaker, Todd Gudat, Losena Reyes, Garry Hawley. 2nd Row: Don Mazza, Brandon Inman, Mike Shields, David Lombard. 3rd Row: Mike Griffin, John De Mare, Tom Morrison. Darren Burton. 4th Row: Mrs. Griff. Vocal Music 45

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KEEPI G BUSY AT AVING FU The past school year was filled with many activities for the Art Club. During the first semester, members sold MSM's and earned an amount of 5450. With this money, they planned a trip to Disneyland. Leftover funds were given as an art scholarship. The main purpose of the club was to be a social and service organization. With the help of all members, this organization was able to make and donate two murals to help decorate the gym for the Homecoming Dance. Another service provided for the school was to help paint sets for the Spring Dance Show. The French Club. led by Carol Glassford, provided culturally- related activities for students learning a common language at Esper- anza. The French Club members grew to more than 30 students of all four grade levels by the end of the year. Some of the activities that kept the French Club busy were selling M8M's, visiting a French restaurant, and traveling to a theater to watch a French play and movie. I. French Club member Lori Watanabe pays close attention to the meeting in , progress. 2. French Club President Jeff Young speaks at a meeting. 3. French Club members include: front row- N. Kondis, L. Watanabe. J. Tustin. J. Ku, L. Holly, adviser Glassford. Back row: J. Gallo, S. Felrsin. J. Young, J. Latter. R. Blan, and J. Konis. 4- Art Club members include. bottom row- K. Yan Jung, L. Carpenter. M. Chavez, A. Chen. Back row- J. Jung. M. Shen, K. Erwin, K. Giacollett. J. Smith. D. Robertson, B. Biner, M. Tresague, M. Chuck, J. Garcia, and adviser Marsha Poole. French Club 47 4