C E Ellison High School - Free Spirit Yearbook (Killeen, TX)

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gin., class work during Free Enter- Patrick. IN German class Ron Duckett turns are Sigrid Coppage and Brenda around to answer a question. l x C Scott Burn Annette Burton Mitchell Bush Pam Cagle Evelyn Calaunan David Campbell Linda Campitelle Laura Canales lames Carey David Carrillo Melissa Celcer Ginger Chafin Richard Chambers Gorrell Cheek Susan Clark Misty Clauson Noel Clemons Bessica Cochrell Toy Collins Leslie Conkling Seniors 23

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Amanda Bodenschatz jennifer Bracanovich Randy Bee jerry Bell Denise Benson Roger Bernier Steve Bibiano Ursula Bickham Tina Black james Bias Brenda Bleakney George Bombel Cindy Boone Shena Bostick Raymond Brooks Vanessa Brown David Bruner Kathy Buckler Donald Bundrant Trisha Burks r Existence Versus Finance . Caps and gowns, graduation an- nouncements, senior pictures, din- ner and clothes for the prom, and various tests were waiting for un- suspecting seniors. The amount for these expenses shocked many seniors. So instead of buying everything they wanted, most seniors reduced the quantity of cer- tain items. Some items like senior pictures and graduation announcements were more expensive than others. Forty graduation announcements in 1983 cost the same as seventy-eight in 1982. According to Amanda Bodenschatz these prices Bare ex- pensive but they are a worthwhile investment. Tests such as the ACT, SAT, and Achievement tests were quite ex- pensive, but they were necessary 22 Seniors y t y j e Moody for seniors to enter most colleges. Since the ACT cost 59.50, the SAT 510.50, and the Achievement tests 516.50, many students only took them once. When asked about these tests, Norma Mosqueda said, UNO one said education was free. With unemployment up, inflation, and the prime interest rate at 187, many families found it hard to sup- port all of these financial burdens. Although many students found jobs after a ong search, the money they made was not enough to pay for all the expenses. Some parents helped pay the cost because they con- sidered it an investment for the future. Other students had to choose between certain items, and although this was not a fun task, they learned to live within a budget. ishqig . 11 s,i' A 4 ummm. HELPING Mena McCarthy discover size cap and gown to order is Sam jones

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24 - Miss EHS And the Winner is . . . 'The second runner-up is Ms. Vanessa Brown. The first runner-up is Ms. Kathy BuckIer. At this time October 15, 1982, tears of joy streamed down Sonya King's face for she knew she had won the title of Miss EHS. Sonya said, ul felt very happy and honored to become Miss EHS. I was shocked more than anything. I felt like I was dreaming, and it was too good to be true. Sonya was an avid member of the Student Council all through her high school years. She was also very talented musically. She was in A Capella Choir her freshman year, the Concert Choir her sophomore year, and in Chorale her junior and senior years. She attended Faith Temple Church, was involved with the youth group and also sang for the church's choir. Kathy, known in Ellison for her outstanding achievements in varsity volleyball, basketball, and track, said, 'il was happy and proud to know that people thought enough of about me to have me as a finalist. Vanessa was involved in VOE and was a member of the Varsity Emeralds her junior and senior years. She said, ult was a good feeling to know that I had enou h friends who cared about me that tiey voted and really wanted me to win. It's a really warm experience just to be a finalist. Sonya, Kathy, and Vanessa represented Ellison well. ANTHONY MORGAN escorts Vanessa Brown. In the gym at the assembly the students could see the 29 contestants and decided on the three they would vote for as finalists. AFTER being crowned Miss EHS, Sonya King and her escort, Terry Parmer, are driven by Mr. lim Roth in a convertible around Leo Buckley Stadium. KATHY BUCKLER shows a flashing smile at the assembly. THE three finalists for Miss EHS are Kathy Buckler, Sonya King, and Vanessa Brown. Copy and Layout by Evelyn C la Q-T---... tg 3.4 j . R+ ' 57