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

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eachin out I I am absolutely positive that I was born 30 years old and a teacher! What else was there to do but teach? Not one single thing but that, Loleta Cruse, special educa- tion teacher said. Kansas-City born, Mrs. Cruse graduated from Nashville H.S., in Nashville, ll- linois. Afterwards, she attend- ed Trinity where she acquired a Bachelors degree. Then she went to the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, graduating with a Master's Richard Long Ph S' y. ci. Damell Massey l-lomemaking Wayne Milner Biology Gerry Morgenrolh A t' ccoun ing Suzanne Mueller Writing Lab Edwln Ph llipe DECA Leland Poapisil Biologyffennis Jeff Potinofl Healthflrainer Paula Power E l' h ng is Nancy Rainwater English Raymond Rapp Athletic Director Carrie Reed TYDIHQ Woodrow Renwlck GCT Patrlcla Reyes English Glen Rode Voc. Ag. Rick Rutland Chemistry Wendy Schette Horticulture Judy Schetfler BiologyjAth. Amold Schultz Biology James Selby Am. history Charles Shaw World geography 168 . . . Faculty degree. l've been married to my husband Paul for 24 years. We have two children. Our son Wade is 22 and our daughter Mona is 18. My only goals for them is happiness and suc- cess, Mrs. Cruse said. Mrs. Cruse was ready to take whatever came to her, and she planned on retiring to an easy way of life. My dream is going to be to kick back, eat candy, and read spicy books, she said with a slight smile.

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5,1 ,-f ,f .f fi Louis Garcia Govt fGoIf Audrey Graham English Byron Grisham Am history Lucy Gutierrez CVAEfODPfVEH Sue Harvey French Kathy Hurley French Lanelle Hutchins C o. asm Don Jeaer Algebra Fred Jurek Cons. Math Lucy Kinser Am. 8. Wld history Mary Jane Kleen AlgebrafFOM Arden Knight English Sherri Knight History Frank Lafuente Al ebrafTrig. Gl?bert Latuente Heaimmrn Joseph Lazor AlgebrafFOM Linda Leeth E I h Nils Ro en Lippard ICT Get inform d I I feel very strongly about the nuclear issue, Joseph Lazor, math teacher said. Citizens of this country need a lot of information to make wise decisions in these matters, and the information is not easily acquired. Mr. Lazor was involved in the San Antonio Bilateral Nuclear Freeze Campaign, as well as directing the choir at St. lvlary's. Another endeavor of his was teaching a class at Trinity University two nights a week. l-le was born in Belleville, ll- linois, and graduated from St. Anthony's High School, in San Antonio. The reason I decided to Gettin' down at the pep rally is Fiamona Ward. She promised to dance if we won the Bi-District football game and win we did. Could this truly be our own principal, Mrs. Ward? All that is left to be said is . . . Madonna, move over! become a teacher is because I wanted to enrich the next generation. Usually there are so many kids with no plans for the future, l feel the desire to help open minds to some of the wonderful opportunities before us, Mr. Lazor said. As everyone has goals to be reached, Mr. Lazor had goals as a teacher. I'd like to establish an at- titude of respect in a learning environment, and l'd like to ex- cite students to strive for knowledge. I feel that l've reached some of these goals already, Mr. Lazor said. His wish was to have the in- clination to be able to con- tribute tothe society. X0 Q10 ..'l67

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we Mary Lou Shulller Special Ed Frank siigh Typing U Jerry Smith HistoryfAth Pam Smith Englishjy b. Stephen Snider Auto Mechanics Linda Sommers Biology Inez Speer Currnc Coordinator Roxanne Spencer Flecord Keeping Cyndy Spivey HealthfHoneybees Antonia Stevens Spanish Dana Sullivan OE D Dennis Swenson P E mm. Cynthia Thomas Geometryflf O M Ruth Ussery Theater Arts Cecil Vasquez Eco fGov't William Verity Wld history Connie Vohs English Mary Kay Wakely EnglishfNp Sl! X Nfv ' Kirk Charles Watkins Art Charla Wick P E fAth Langston Williams Am historyfAth. Loretta Williams GeometryfCons Math Jean Wilson English Jeanette Zaiontz Health Care Science Can it be true? Are these teachers really hav- ing fun at school? Believe it or not, they are! Mrs. Smith, and Mrs. Gray, as well as others are promoting school spirit. Keep up the good work! One of the Spanish teachers, Mrs. Stevens, helps create dances for the students to per- form at the Festival de Renaissance held on campus. This event gets students involved in learning about different cultures.