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

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Keuin Pawlik Shannon Patterson Michelle Parsons Robert Parker fiicole Parker Margaret Padalecki Dawn Mickle Larry tiicholson Willie rig Theresa fiewman Shirley tiewlun Wesley new Sonya Mauarro Robbin Mutz Shctnan Murray Kimberly Murray James Murray David Muniz Sheila Mulhem Kimberlie Muenchow John Moy Thomas Moxley Mary Morrow Pamela Morganroth Paul Moreno Donica Morales Annette Morales Sixtus Moczygemba Chad Mills Ross Miller d : 4 ' ,t- Last requests My last request before I graduate is to graduate. Donnie Meredith My last request before I graduate is to make it through one whole semester without eight tardies. Larry Purcell To go to nationals twice in a row for a judging contest in Ag. To have a winning season. Glenn Stolowski 1 r s 1 vji SCacejf WWlMins COLOR ME BEAOTIFUU With todays changing fashions and fads, many Junior girls want a professional opinion on their make-up. Shannon Simmons gets her makeup done by a professional model from Houston. Twice, the Honeybees had professionals come visit our campus and give advice on makeup. 99 99 Sf 8f $9 if 99 99 99 99 99 99 9$ 163 .. . Juniors

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i , l- Leesann Norton Lesley Hopkins Cliff Holliman Misty Hodge Max Hinojosa James Hines Bobby Hindman Terry Hill Allison High Maria Hernandez Graciela Hernandez Mark Heinsohn Charles Heimer Raynor Harvey Dawn Harrison Matt Harms Randy Hardy Scott Haney Fresh rap spells hits! Expressing yourself is what rapping is all about, Lonnie Franklin said, one of the three members who form a group of rappers known as Born Fresh . The group became more success- ful than Franklin ever imagined. Franklin started rapping to have some fun in his spare time. He was the new kid on the block and found rapping a good way to fit in, since the neighbor- hood kids all rapped. Of course, he never knew what this would mean for his future. It meant that he would be a mem- ber of an elite group that traveled as far as California to perform their material. It meant that as a Junior in high school he had a manager for his business affairs. It also meant that he had a chance to do a Levi ' s 501 com- mercial in his future. Although the 501 commercial is still up in the air for the group, their hopes are high. Franklin ' s parents supported him from the beginning. They felt as long as he kept it into per- spective, and kept out of trouble, it was okay. But, it was apparent the support lay deeper than that. Franklin ' s mom hadn ' t missed a performance yet, except for the shoot we did in California, he said. Franklin liked rapping because it gave him a chance to get his point across, Just like talking. However, he said that they al- ways had to be cautious because there is always someone out there who is willing to give ad- vice, and because we ' re kids it ' s easy to listen to them, and make decisions that aren ' t so wise. Franklin hoped to get a second chance to show off more of their material in California. He hoped that Born Fresh could make a name for itself, and also learn a little about the business. I ' m a music person, he said. He enjoyed all kinds of music, but rapping is his favorite. In his spare time Franklin enjoys watch- ing old movies, such as Laurel and Hardy. Robin riewman RAPPIN ' HORNETt Delighting the student body i Lonnie Franklin performs at a football pep rally. W 89 89 99 M9 89 8f 99 89 89 89 89 89 Rapper by Robin Hewman ... 164

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Neala Miesse Vicki Michel Donald Meredith Shawn Melenyzer Natalie McNiel Bryan Mcllhany Traci McGinty Christopher McDowell Chase McDougal Jonathan McCord Sonya McAfee Kimberly McBee Gone to the birds Hobbies are a great ivay to fight boredom. Why there ' s fish- ing, stamp collecting, pigeon rac- ing . . . What? Pigeon racing? Yes, believe it or not, the sport of pigeon racing has entered the scene and Junior Mark Heinsohn has discouered it. At the age of tivelue, Heinsohn heard about racing pigeons from a friend ivho races pigeons ivith his father. Although Heinsohn has raised pigeons since the age of six, he did not know about racing them. He became interested and later Joined the Highland Park Racing Club ivith his father. Even though this sport is pop- ular in other countries and throughout the United States, the question on Why pigeon rac- ing? still enters the mind. ' 7 like to race pigeons because it ' s different. The way pigeons can find their way home from long distances is incredible, Mark said. Heinsohn has been racing pi- geons for the last three years and will continue to do so. How doesn ' t that beat fishing? Many people race pigeons, we fly against 30-40 people who Hue throughout San Antonio, Mark said. The pigeon racing sport has spread and many people are starting to open their eyes to the interesting sport. Although as of now the sport is not exactly a household word, the future may bring some surprises. The ad- vancement and expanding of pi- geon racing could become very important and prosperous one day. ' 7 hope to get a Job one day when I ' m older which allows me to train my birds and keep them in good health. At the time I can earn anywhere between $850 to $1000 for raising them, Hein- sohn said. Jennifer Sch efer Brooke Lee WHO ' S THAT BIRD? This bird is only one of the colorful, stream lined racing pigeons of Mark Heinsohn. Raising these pigeons can earn the owner more money than one would expect. He has raised pigeons since he was six but began racing them at the age of 12. Pigeon racing allows Mark to spend some extra and different time with his father. . . Michael Mauck Sandra Martinez Isaas Martinez Christina Martinez James Malec Anjanette Makuk Kimberlee Maddocks George Mabry Patricia Lyon Kristan Lyon Ronald Luensmann Mickey Mouse $9 9f 99 89 89 89 89 89 89 89 89 89 8 Mark Heinsohn by Stacey Williams ... 162