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

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'89 '89 '89 89 '89 ' uture star he lights were bright, the stage was empty, Waiting. The next soloist walk- ed onto the stage. l-ler voice rang out across the auditorium. Dayna Bryant had been singing for four years. I love the excitement of competition, especially when I do well! Last year I went to Region Choir and placed tlth in city, There were about 50 kids competing, Dayna said. Most of the songs used in competition were folk or religious songs, sung in Ger- man and Italian. Dayna has Shawn Doege Milton Dresch I-larriet Duhart Michael Dunsirn Bernadine Duque Shelley Engbrock Stephanie English Virgica English Louis Esquivel Justin Farris Shannon Faulkner Eric Feyrer Cynthia Flores Daniel Flores Cassandra Floyd Donna Floyd Flobert Fox Andree Francis Dale Francis Denise Franckowiak Jason Freitag Clark Fricks Fiodney Frieda Cody Friesenhahn Lisa Friesenhahn Angela Fuentes Maria Gabor Elizabeth Gaona Esther Garcia Joseph Garcia Vickie Garcia Lloyd Gardley Steven Garza Pamella George Kammie Gillespie Alfred Gonzales Diana Gonzales Jacques Gonzales Janette Gonzales Jevon Gonzales 154 . . . Freshmen always enjoyed singing, but as she got older she had begun to consider it professionally. I've always wished that one day I could make it as a coun- try singer. My favorite per- formers are Charlie McClain and George Strait. I would love to be as popular as them one day. lt's a dream that I hope, one day I can make come true, she said. Looking at the pianist for instruc- tions, Dayna Bryant practices for con- test. She places in the top 82 competitors,

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'89 '89 '89 Linda Hodge Lesley Hopkins Leonard Howard Vicki Hubbard Stephanie Huff Jennifer Ibrom Gia lden Christina Jackson Molly Jackson Shannon Jeanes Veronica Jetter Annette Johnson Patricia Johnson Sonja Johnson Robert Johnston Charles Jones Michelle Jones Janet Juarez Janice Juarez Kerby Kale Deana Kallies Stacee Kavalos Nathen Keith Julie Keller Kimberly Kellner Larry Kinard Cordella Kincaid Kenna King Kimberly King Karen Kiolbassa Mark Klaus Lisa Kopeck Yevette Kosub Donna Kotzur Sherilynn Krausman Kurt Krueger Donald Kyler Belinda Lacayo Darcelle Lamascus Gregory Lambert '89 '89 '89 wt- Stud nt clo I I o be a clown takes a lot more than make- up and a red nose. It takes creativity and patience to develop and improve my character, Shawn Moerhing said. Shawn had been a perform- ing clown for four years. He started out working with pup- pets, and then developed his character to form Willy, his clown personality. He enjoyed performing because he liked the feeling of cutting loose and acting crazy. 156 . . . Freshmen Willy has been to a lot of functions, he's performed at birthday parties, grand- openings, and other celebra- tions, Shawn said. During the summer Shawn performed regularly, but dur- ing school he could only work on the week-ends. I get paid S10 to S25 an hour. l work for a company called the Clown Factory, and they tell me when and where to work, Shawn said. Just clowning around, freshman Shawn Moehring, flashes a happy smile. Shawn works for 'Clown Fac- tory' and loves to make people laugh. 'gf I f ,ff-