East Central High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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itop rightl Julie Meylink, Amy Tindell, and Tina Henderson look like they enjoyed the prom. lbe- lowl Amy Tindell shows that Sr's are a shade above the rest, Cbot- toml Our Senior class officers: left to right, Penny House, Randy Davis, Eric Celeste and Jeff Dla- bach. k 1 Bezf ' , y ' JAM! Q 5.217 l K' E T 'i gh ' I 3 Eff' gala , ' fbi? 2 kqef e e 1 iff' fSHNlORf 3 IN I Q. ,a J A

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as f H4 ,V if 1+ an A shade beyond A shade beyond the rest is where the East Central Cardinals stand. From the athletes to the ch eerleaders, ourseniors to ourfreshmen, everyone strives together to bring out the uni- fied spirit of our cardinal family. All the students of East Central expressed their spirit through their actions and mannerisms at all school functions throughout the 1985-86 year. This enthusiasm and togetherness reflect- ed the true cardinal pride in good times and bad. Thus, through our victories and defeats we have main- tained our status of a shade be- yond . . . . Fl My , 'i vi, ie' ki -1 1 lkfsui ,... if X c .re s 2 K V . Q -. li we yiflo if V S125 1 Ewa. W ,- P U K., I . N i ' A ,Hg ' :ww-.M...w.. L .un .mu ttop far lem Darin Flautz struts in from lunch. Cmiddle! leftl Coach Mark Gibson obviously clidn't fake lessons from Jane Fonda. lmiddle rightl Tammie Human was waiting to be served. ibottom lem Kim Fiehler lost the Big Red Sound. lbottom right! Cathey Cable and Diane Adams asked, Are we seniors? ' XQBX K, . x opening page 5

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. W ,fw-M ,, ' ,...,- ww .Luisa r .W i ' ii , 4' 5 , 3 X 1 1 H How sweet the silent backward tracings ofseniors! Their wanderings are as if in dreams and their meditations of old times resumed: Ioves,j0yS, persons, and voyages. made in 156 clade