Esperanza High School - Quetzal Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

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Students listen to a lecture in one of the west campus classes. One of the few art classes interest a variety of students. Social Science teacher Larry Orte- ga and Asst. Principal .loan Stew- art discuss the new tardy policy. Jim MacMillan and girlfriend Shannon Stamm listen to an inter- esting discussion in A.P. History. Theme-5

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2 l. 2. 3. 4-Theme Q EXCEL For the past four years. Esper- anza has offered Advanced Placement classes to all eligible students. ln those years, the A.P. program has increased in size greatly. When it first began, there was only one class offered. calculus. Since then, Biology, American History, Government, Chemistry, Physics, and Comput- er Literacy have been added to the program. The requirements vary depending on the class. By participating in A.P. classes, stu- dents have the opportunity to earn credits for college. Kl,L 3 6 Q Q Kathleen Coelho walks in be- tween portable buildings. P.E. classes play volleyball during the warmer months of the year. Students look on as Mr. Benson teaches one of the experiments in 3 Chemistry.

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6-Theme ,Q X if -fi ' 5 Zip X7 ig fl F ,. 4, - l Mm 15:2 L2 W ln' W' Mr. Owens disapproves of illegal- ly parked cars. Seniors Don Herrick and Jenny Brown take control at a pep as- sembly. Senior Chad Marquis returns to the senior quad after evicting an underclassman.