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

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The Valedictorian, Rochelle Cunn- ingham, addresses the administration, graduates, and guests. While the Alma Mater is playing, the seniors stand and sing. For some it may be the last time. 30 . . . Graduation Last day ends he last day of school was drawing near. For the underclassmen, this meant the last day of exams. For the seniors, this meant graduation rehearsal during the morning, a fajita luncheon, and finally on June 2, graduation. Rehearsal was relaxed. Many seniors were showing off while walking the stage. But, that night, they compos- ed themselves well. However, Bill Carsten, School Board president, ended up with a pocket full of pennies. Many of the seniors handed him a pen- ny as they shook his hand. Although Mr. Vee collected numerous bottles of bubbles, a few managed to get loose. All in all, graduation was great. It was a very memorable and special occasion for the graduates. It had been just one of their wishes that had come true, and, it was pro- bably the most important wish in creating their Glory Days. Kathy Resendez is the salutatorian for the class of '86. She awaits her turn to walk the stage.

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is . i in fr gyms. Amazed by the view he sees, Michael Myers tries to see if he can see the rest of the seniors. On a clear day you could see for miles. After hearing the chicken is here, Louis McDonald decides to scale the mountain to get to ground faster. Of course, if he wanted to, he couId've jumped. I Oh no, is that a cotton mouth? No, it's only Randol Royce doing his great im- pression of some prehistoric sea monster. Swimming at Garner wasn't bad. eww-an.:,,v .50 C: ..29

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