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

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66 - luniors Paul Torres Paul Toutant I :I azz, 3,5 .Q. '- Lisa Timmons Q for H A . Nikki Titus ' ,si V, if' ig f' Dee Dee Torres I pi. A g , A it Iohn Tuerk '- A . . A . JG Vw jimmy Tyquiengco ., 73' , mn, Q ,ir Roger Tyson V. K' A Y.-.I I Donny Vale ' C N if' 3' 4 ,x Chris Valmores y 'wx hmh 1 I . I t ' I Paul Van Buskirk ' in I' -' I I K ,f ClaraVann A A' by ' ' M ' if C I ' , ' W- I' . - Q ri . .x ,, , I . Rip Van Winkle 0 M Q y Sandra Vargas M, g 1.1 A ,, , 1 I .3 v- I Sylvia Vasquez , ,. 4 A g J' .I P Maria Velez H ,fi I I . Patricia Vinon X X 'S f X Scott Voyles I f X 1 3 ' W. 'f A I R ' f Iggelf Wagner in yu If A V Wg yVV3lk9I' 49 4 -- g --1 ,. X - mv J, Kim Walker , ., I vi af Robert Walls 55, 4 X ' I 5 Ng Betty Walsh 'I C A I Q It 9 GarY Walton I .ff la- I . . .I-i'i.IIi5 Music Makes the World Go Round IiHave you heard that new song by Men At Work? I can't remember the title but it sounds really awesome. New songs were a part of everyone's day to day interests. Popular records included country, soul, and rock, but they also came from new areas such as punk rock and new wave. Punk often featured newly developed musical sounds and a driving beat. New wave was a mellower form of punk. Veteran bands such as Chicago, Fleetwood Mac, and journey con- tinued to record hits while the Go- Go's, Asia, A Flock of Seagulls, Rick Springfield, Loverboy, and Men At Work made the top forty also. Some popular singles were 'Hard to Say Ifm Sorry , 'IHeat of the Mo- ment , and 'IWorking for the Weekend. Country music welcom- Copy by Randy Ray ed top acts like Sylvia, David Frizzell and Shelly West. Alabama and Hank Williams lr., Al jarreau, the Gap Band, and Luther Vandross produc- ed best-selling soul songs. As each new area of music welcomed new artists, so did the public. Sylvia Hardin said, 'Il've always liked it isoullf' Tommy Bolin said, 'I like to listen to rock because it takes me away from the real world. Whatever the reason, everyone listened to some kind of music. Whether it was the sound of a new wave group like Devo or a mellow rock band like Toto, music seemed to provide a form of escape. SHOWING her school spirit by dressing up the Friday before Halloween is Yvonne Saenz. A li Q ...E f . 0 1'--. 1 si' J A M 4 fs ,:

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:gf , ,fbi A X x 5 i l Q l 3 I : X, -ft 9 X A ff RolI'em cont. When asked how he made it past the ticket sellers, Mark Eicher said, You just have to act older and they usually won't ask your age. Movies were humorous and ex- citing as well as frightening and full of suspense. Although very dif- ferent, movies all had one thing in common-they held the interests of various students. VASHTI FORBES is giving an oral report on HUCKLEBERRY FINN in English class while Tommy Bolin helps hold the props. 43, H , xhg fm Francis Sherrard -figs ' Y 4 if K Byron Snowden gy T ' - ia' T T g Toni Sortino g M 4 , james Spikes b I F .W K Michael Spraul 'Uh . Q X TroshellSpruiel u T A I 27' fa- 5 it T Katie Stalter as 1137 , ff W A Q K yi Richard Starr -Q ,af ilil , if Gregory Stevens A ' F T ff ' f ,Q ' ' if Theresa Stewart Q, X31 X f , V' f Wi 'TX Tina Stratton lf' f A A x il A . j 1: f,t I ' Michael Stray ,. I, Ni 4 y V . . , lophena Strong ,1 B , fm T , -ew 3 T loanne Sullins W 1 ' Ai f 4.1.3, tV', , DeAnne Summers - A 4 l , N Gregory Swane V25 . - , Q ,,-V A A as :VA 5 ,li H f 'Mfg Tom Taijeron M 'Pe , tl I X 'W F ie? i 1 l LYdia Tamez r , f ' Lfl?5?ff2 - ' .. ,. K Robert Tatro 'CSG 'V W Q t A 'J Kim Taylor f . ,. VJ T, tg -T ff g ge fl Malinda Taylor ti Q54 5 'T M Y W 35 ix gtg Charles Tarry 9' ' 5 ' f If I , ' Thomas Thilman l X' if '3:1f 1 Gerard Thomas ' pl gg 'gy ., A ok A Kenneth Thomas 3 - T ' ea , if Bobbvrhompson 'jf' j F M . , .- Frank Thompson 9 lg N gg , J ,S lohn Thompson A f -A it gf lx Robert Thompson gn T ' I Andy Timmons juniors 65

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