East Central High School - Hornet Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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Working with a computer is no pro- blem for Trey Wolfe. He is demonstrating the use of graphics with his computer. That is one of the many skills taught to these students. Practicing their business meeting skills are the officers of the HOSA club. Practice makes perfect so these students take their time and practice the medical skills taught in the class. elebration lub banquets are a festive occasion for club members everywhere. The club participants all get together annually to dine and give out awards to the outstanding members. We're talking fun on a big scale here. This is the kind of stuff that's comparable to a barrel of monkeys. Where else can you find a large group of people gathered for the sole purpose of filling their stomachs with food and good cheer, and possibly an award for dessert. Where do you think these ban- quets take place? Wendy's or lVlcDonald's? Think again my friends, l'm talking about restaurants like Red Lobster, 122. . .Clubs Carlos Kelley, and Maggie's, get my drift. There's more to these grub sessions than just stuffing and politics. Banquets unite club members and make for a healthier, happier club. The club banquets are a touching almost heart- warming end of the school year. lt's a celebration that ends with not a dry eye in the restaurant. Well, maybe one. Maybe even quite a few, but l'm sure there is a sentimental slob in just about every club. There's nothing wrong with a little sentimental slobber bet- ween friends. Delivering an award to Gilbert La- fuente is Donald Hays. The football players gave him an award for being a coach for so many years.

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A-me In OEA the students learn business skills for their future, Tricia Zigmond practices listening and typing what is being said. The students also learn about the real world. During Christmas season it is a tradition for the TADS to go on a shop- ping spree with their buddies. After the shopping spree all of the members and their buddies attend a party. I e i i Small engines aren't the only things these GMR students work on. GMP! class is working on the interior of this convertible getting it ready for the road. X

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Typing more than sixty words a minute with very few errors is the goal of the typing students. Typing and shorthand are a few business skills taught to students in ODP. 1 ff, d 1 W .sw ly U Q xg M r 45' 'Wi I M The TADS Christmas party was fun for the kids and the club members. A child tells Santa what she wants for Christmas. The party also helps to raise money for TADS. Trying his hand at making tasty cuisine is Rick Mason. FHA teaches students how to cook and do many other things that will be handy in the real world. Q