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J-'Ns ifti 'I I ERSQ , HICKS LE D 'S After everyone had voted and all the votes were counted, the announcement of the new Homecoming Queen and King was made during the halftime ceremonies of the Esperanza and Los Alamitos football game. The candidates for queen, Julie Manderson, Claudia Isola, and Jessica Iverson, waited impatiently as the gold rose boxes, which contained the results were handed out. As Jessica Iverson opened her rose box, she discovered she was the lucky one with the white rose. After the announcement of queen, King Derek Hicks was crowned. Hicks defeated Brent Bish and Ted Rose. Former King and Queen John Ledesma and Carrie Kidwiler passed their crowns down to Iverson and Hicks. Each class was allowed to elect a representative as its homecoming princess. The Junior princess was Jeani Finerty, the Sophomore princess was Laurie Vernon, and 2the Freshmen princess was Cameron Moore. y I. Homecoming Queen Jessica Iverson and her court. Princesses Laurie Vernon, Julie Manderson. Claudia Isola, Cameron Moore, and Jeani Finerty. y 2, Former Homecoming King John Ledesma and Queen Carrie Kidwiler pass their crowns on to the new royal couple, Jessica Iverson and Derek Hicks. 3. The I986 Homecoming Court. and escorts: Front Row: Laurie Vernon, Julie Manderson, Brent Bish. Jessica Iverson, Derek Hicks, Claudia Isola, Cameron Moore, and Jeani Finerty. Back Row: Mr. Vernon Mr. Bish, Mrs. Bish, Mr. and Mrs. Iverson, Mrs., Mr. and Mrs. Isola, Mr. and Mrs. Moore, and Mrs. Finerty. Homecomin 4. John Ledesma crowns Derek Hicks. g
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Coach Lewis, Mike Miscione, and Mike Gilbert talk over some Julie lVlaI'qUeS and Katie Harrelson are excited to be cheering team strategies for the Homecoming game against Los f0l' il1e Aztecs again, Alamitos. PEP ASSEMBLY, A SPIRITED SUCC SS The pep assembly for Homecoming '86 was a spirited gathering of Esperanza students and many alumni, The turnout of alumni was tremendous, including most of the varsity cheer squad of l985-86 and even some graduates of the class of '85, The pep rally began with an introduction of the starting players for the varsity football game. The enthusiastic student body cheered on their undefeated Aztec team as they took the floor. Following the introduction of the team, the Homecoming representatives and their escorts were announced. They were as follows: Art Club - Shannon Philip, Dance Team - Wendy Sellers, Drama Club - Toni Shelby, Quetzal - Paula Haggard, Aztlan - Michelle Brider, NHS - Debbie Reynolds, Pepsters - Julie Cooper, International Club - Angie Haist, Girls League - Jeanie Co, MECHA - Shelly Morales, Vocal Music - Shannon Marsh, French Club - Julie Tustin, Entertainment Unit - Barbara Giani. The nominees for queen and king were: Jessica Iverson, Julie Manderson, Caludia Isola, Ted Rose, Derek Hicks, and Brent Bish. After the court was presented, the Rifle Team performed. Class competition was held and the sophomores were declared the winners, much to the disappointment of the senior class. Finally, the crowd of both past and present Aztecs joined together and sang the alma mater. Overall the assembly was a spirited success. Homecoming 57
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