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

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With time on his hands, Coach Louis Garcia takes a rest on one of the ben- ches at lunch. When the end of the year comes around, Home Ec. students get a chance to try their hand at cooking. Aiex Ardoin and Rodney Laniear give it their best. During an English class Donald Hays takes a break from studying for finals. 'Q XO ...223

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At the last Campus Life meeting Cyn- dy Spivey, Honeybee sponsor, joins in the fun of the dunking booth. Good things end ike all good things, the '85-'86 school year had to come to an end. And end it did, just in time for a summer full of exciting things like summer jobs and beach parties under the sun. A good many of the students, however, had more on their minds this June than part-time jobs and suntan oil. While the underclassmen were thinking about where they were going to apply for three months of employment, the graduated seniors were wondering what they were going to do with the rest of their lives. You know, twelve years doesn't seem like such a long time when the graduation ceremony was over and one looked back on the elapsed years. Four years ago it seem- ed like school would never end. Now for the class of '86 the glory days were over, when it seemed like they had just begun. For the seniors it wasn't a job they were looking for but a career. Some headed for college while other went on to full time employment. Still others went to serve their country in the armed forces was time for the seniors to s goodbye to all the friends a acquaintances they had i quired over the years. As the sun came up on JL 3, it caught the seniors of with their memory books cra med full and tucked away their closets. They head away with their chins up int air and into the future. For 1 class of '86 it's all ji memories now. Memories the glory days that they i cherish forever.

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