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

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leannette Abbud Noe Acosta Dianne Adam David Adams Rose Aikens Derrick Alexander Charles Allen lohn Allen Nancy Anglin Wanda Antongiogi Scott Aoki Rudy Arellano Thomas Arellano Jethro Armstrong Patty Arndt Edward Areneson Daniel Arreyalo Kenneth Ashley Veronica Ashworth Lisa Assed Jennifer Atchison Richard Avery james Baker Shelley Baker X. .r .1 l' iii' A ii: ' 5 ' it' 5 t X Q 1 S 5 ' ,Gs Q S , r A vw X t. I .x Vt A V J, Q X l WW X. l A l 3 .V N f X sa, X f ' 1 i l' Q 5 xx 1 if l N 2, V... , f F 'f' Qlrifl A L K L - - srgmla :2 . 1 my ttf? X , at 1 My- L X Q ,I Q 5. Q1 ' 1 :N 4 L- ' nj ' 1' 'W HL' 'gl . K 73 : Q I if .. A' ,, X, n ' A . lt X ffl as - -ix, ,. A -1' . 45 Q Q , 6 Hs' . t .. , 1 5,1 'N ' 'A 2' : ' l Q ,. A s , ,K . 1. ,, y :f Fri' :Q -f . ,: 'V' .n . ,PSI ,- -v K- 1, .. A -1 -1- :sf ' -A ,sig 1 5 . ' .5 4'. , gyms. Y ' E E 3 E 2 5 44 - juniors In NSusan B. , Elizabeth Stanton stands her ground as the three male actors make fun of her bloomers.

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Richard Bosch Robert Bosch Darrell Bosin ltzel Bowen Robert Bowie Samuel Bowie Mark Bradley Leona Brammer Brett Brantley Kaylor Brantley Gerald Brennan Mike Brennan 5192 Gordon Bright .- A Lisa Brinson A N . J? l Sherry Brock if V' if Paul Brockman . . QQ A . I: S K Lt , - X 4 . ll lflwiixii, 4 B A f X If A .. , .,t,, 1--al -33 ,Q tt xc K as ny . . . - s - r i -, , A M A gg gs if ,fi Brian Brooks el f av Jlzl Raymond Brooks FN f I Colleen Brown g ,h U x Danny Brown ? 'Q 'N my lohnny Brown ff t , g Rosalyn Brown W 2 E' , B y Arthur Browning A 1 Cindy Bumbalough X X! It Can Wait llThis isn't fun, l'll wait until tomor- row to finish it. l'll have plenty of time. How many students said this? At one time or another almost everyone did. Book reports put off until the last minute, math homework left to be finished before school, and world geography maps forgotten in English books. According to Eric Markwood, l'When you go straight from school to work, it is hard to find time to do assignments. Kim Graham had a different philosophy. She said, I work better under pressure. l'd rather put things off un- til the night before they are due. Teachers tried to prevent the pro- crastination blues by requiring checkpoints in long projects. As soon as the deadline was past, students were heard declaring, UNext time l'll start earIier. But most of the time, they followed the same 46 luniors 1 L A f X. .sad- xl.. M 5... aligsei. 5 pattern again. TYPING was a popular elective among one of her assignments during her both boys and girls. LeAnn Carter types hour class.