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

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ii loryg 13 one who or that which br- i n g s s u c h praise, honor, distinction or renowng source of pride. 23 state or condition of ultimate magnificance or prosperity. Texas was in its glory as it celebrated its sesquicenten- nial. The 150th anniversary of Texas brought honor and praise to all. Our state has pro- spered tremendously over the years. During this time we At lunch things get pretty boring. Timmy Fiawson keeps it fun though by joking around with Cindy Cameron, Practice makes perfect! JV cheerleader Pam Mutz works hard to do her best at a new cheer. . Opening should all be truly thankful that we are living in Texas. Each and every l-lornet has something to celebrate also. We are all a part ofa school in its glory. We have all brought honor and distinction upon our school with our ambition and pride. All 1604 of us have created the best of our lives-our glory days. While striving to keep her grades up and social life going, April Shipler talks about her weekend plans. Y 'QW A . Z, X

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During a pep rally, Arden Knight per- forms a skit with the cheerleaders to lv1r. Fly by nights neighborhood DAYS OF GL RY lory days. Oh how they pass year brought us a lot to hang on to. We had our victories and defeats, good times and bad. No matter which it was, we each had our own special Hglory day. We all reminisced on our Area title, which the football team brought us. The thrill and excitement of the team made our wishes come true. What about the new leaf turned over by the halftime you by. This organizations? With a new band director and dance team sponsor, each show was a thriller. The new changes around school enhanced the learning environment as well as motivate us to be academical- ly strong. The new module provided the extra-space needed to help us strive for excellence. This year created Glory Days for all of us. Together we had given ourselves many things to be proud of and to symbolize our Glory Days. - Q . it . hile showing his talents on the kateboard, Travis Hurst breaks the onotony of school. Sometimes school can be tiring, and after a hard day's work Charleen Pearce takes a nap. Glynis Speer leaves school and reap pears as a clown. She gives Bill Wynn balloons during B lunch. 'Q QQ

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its 66 I always enjoy the Spirit Days. I think by dressing up we enhance the spirit 10079. Terry Galbraith On a long trip back from Laredo, Var- sity cheerleaders Suzy Doege and Janel Fletcher goof off on the bus Keeping her word, Mrs. Ward dances at the Judson pep rally. She performs with the Fannybees to a cat- chy tune as the crowd goes wild. At lunch, Terry Galbraith looks for something good to eat She was one of the many who dressed up for Spirit Days. QQ