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

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Sleuen Bryant Dana Bryant Curtis Braziet Kevin Bowman Jennifer Bowen Deborah Bourquin Veronica Borrego Leathia Boenisch Tammy Bock Dena Blocker Faleana Black Cheryl Bilbro Leslie Bettis Trey Berry Brian Beckmann Letitia Bean Janeen Baumann Rosemary Barrera Kristen Barnes Angel Baker Carmela Aycock Steue Ardoin Alice Anderson Adalaida Aluarez Mary Allende Mark Allen Christyne Allen Adina Alexander Raymond Adams Jennifer Adams BOREDOM SETS INI For lack of some- thing better to do, Janeen Baumann blows a bubble during lunch. While Janeen concentrates on blowing the bub- ble, her friends plot to pop it. Jody Simmons 99 89 99 99 99 99 99 99 99 99 99 99 i Rodeo King by Robin tiewman ... 168

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student lives to rodeo SubmiUetl by Charies WiUUms ROUND ' EM UP. In one smooth stroke, Charles Williams aim lands perfectly around the neck of a calf. In this round he broke the calf roping time record for the day. With all the credentials, all the right animals, and the right at- titude Charles Willicims feels very confident he has a good chance in becoming the ' ' King of Rodeo. Chades describes rodeo as ' ' an excellent scholarship, and you can stay with it so long you will never have to punch a time clock. Run every now and then and ride my horse everyday, ' ' is what Charles does to stay in shape for the rodeo. Is rodeo a dangerous sport? It sure looks like it could be, so we asked Charles to explain the pain. Surprisingly enough, all that has happened to him was a small hand injury. Injuries could mean early retirement and when Charles retires he hopes to go into stock contraction, and train horses. In his spare time he en- Joys all the common sports. Charles was known around campus, not only for his very ev- ident rodeo skills, but also for his attitude. He was always willing to lend a hand and was kind and courteous to every student he en- countered. It was evident too, that he knows the meaning of the word sportsmanship. Vo matter what happened he was always a good sport. Tommy Moxley Kim Crouch Terri Crosby Jerry Crosby Terry Crawford Kellie Crawford Timothy Crank Tracy Craig Julie Covington Veronica Cortez Larry Correa Jamie Conner Robert Collins Amy Collins Carol Cielencki Gretchen Childers Vanessa Chapa Jacob Chamberlain Adam Ceruera Linda Cauazos Marsha Causey Yvonne Castillo Anthony Casanova t onique Carr Spring Carpenter Maria Cardenas Gloria Campos Patrick Caddell Stoney Burke Royce Brooks Monty Broadway P t f 9 89 99 89 8f 99 99 89 89 $9 89 89 89 169 .. . Juniors

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■ V ; Larry Halsrud Veronica Guzman Rebecca Gutierrez Laurie Guerrero Melissa Grubbs Staci Grimmett Richard Gregg Slacey Green Calvin Green Stephanie Grauell Audrey Grams Roy Good 4kjk§. Things to do YOUR JUNIOR YEAR brings a million things to do. Here are Just a few. 1 . Do homework. 2. Plan dates. 3. Plan Spring Break. 4. Take TEAMS test. 5. Take SAT ACT tests. 6. Get inuotued in Campus Life. 7. Hang out in Whataburger parking lot. a. Wash car. 9. Beg for a later curfew. 10. Get class ring. 1 1 . Get a date for the prom. i 4 Jody Simmons TWINKIESI Good friends Debbie Bourquin and t icole Parker share a lunch together. Many have special moments to share during lunch, espe- cially in the luxury of a new cafeteria. 12. Clean room. 13. Plan Homecoming. 14. Get a job. 15. Get a dress tux for the prom. 16. Think about college. 1 7. Think about future. IB. Think about grades. 19. Talk on phone. 20. Get a car. 21 . Think about scholarships. 22. Get involved in clubs. 23. Go to football basketball games. 24. Go shopping. 25. Go to the movies. Submitted by Juniors Maria Gonzales Jevon Gonzales Janette Gonzales Jacques Gonzales Diana Gonzales Pamella George Steven Garza Lloyd Gardley Joseph Garcia Esther Garcia Elizabeth Gaona Angela Fuentes f9 M9 Bf 8f 99 89 89 89 99 99 89 89 89