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

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Leticia Carrasco James Carlisle Edward Cardenas Class Clown Monica Cantu John Cantu Robert Cano Travis Burns Cheri Burns Gaynor Bwianek Michelle Bryan Roxarme Brown Rodney Broiun Melvin Braziel Steven Bradbury Steve Borrego Gilbert Borrego John Blocker Jeffery Bishop Richmond Biggers Amy Berry Margaret Bemal Michele Bennett Jordan Beavers Misty Batiste Misty Barr Melissa Barclay Darren Baertich Clinton Arms Jeffery Ario Estevan Aluarado Michael Allen Suscin Alexanderson Preston Adcims Alf r S8 88 88 88 88 88 88 88 88 88 6 Toga Day by Julie Renick ... 156

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Jesse DeLeon Richtard Davis Glen Criswell Donna Craig Darrell Cox Lydia Cortez Gregory Collins Kimberly Clayborne John Cirlos Todd Cielencki Steppin out in style In the days of the Romans their attire and fashion were some- what different than ours. The sim- ple look was in, their clothes were a draped look, plain and simple, created by however the material fell. The fashionable colors were white with colored ropes for ac- cent. The hottest shoes around were sandals, and leaves or plants were a big fashion state- ment. The biggest difference from the past fashion and today ' s was the fact that dresses were fash- ionable for both men and women. This style of clothing wouldn ' t exactly be acceptable in today ' s society, except for one day, Toga Day. The seniors tradi- tionally dress in Roman and toga attire to show some of their senior spirit. It was great to wear a sheet all day. and be known as a se- nior. Allison Vick said. The day was fill ed with a lot of fun and opportunities for the seniors. Before school in the morning they had a toga social, which consisted of an assorted selection of breakfast tacos for them to munch out. The Social and tacos were really good. It seemed to be a fun day for everyone, Donny Mar- shall said. Of course, along with the good times and privileges of the days there were some restrictions. Stu- dents weren ' t allowed to show too much of their body, no matter what the Romans did. Many stu- dents bared as much as they could possibly dare. The whole day was a blast. A bunch of us tried to get away with more than we were sup- posed to. but that was half the fun, Brian Johnson said. Even with the rules, the day was a blast. Seniors will never forget the toga tradition. Charleen Pearce Todd CIclcnckl ROMAN PRIDE. With the many senior aclioities, toga dress-up day seems to ivin the popularity contest hands down. Not only is it fun to be dressed in a sheet all day, but the toga breakfast is also a highlight of the day before the morning bell rings, seniors pile into the cafeteria to munch doivn. Seniors Karci Haycraft. Eddie Koualeski and Dauid Reiter abide by the rule that everyone loves food. Kelly Chanack Werner Champion Estella Cavazos Sandra Castoreno Melissa Castano 8 88 88 88 88 88 88 88 88 88 88

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Raymond Gibbons Lori Gentry Lisa Gay Deseri Garcia Catherine Garcia Atma Garcia Lindy Gandy James Gamble Roger Gaiindo Maria Gaiindo Jerry Galbraith Lana Futral Denise Frye Candace French Stacey Freddie Jimmy Frazier Patricia Frambs Kenyon Ford Tina Fletcher Janet Fletcher Sherri Field Dawn Fenter Heather Fenner $SiS $ SbjMdSAA y KHfii My sister borrowed some undergarments from me and stuffe d them in her purse on our way into El Tipico; they dropped out of her purse. The waiter served it to us on a platter. ' ' Pam Mutz Once David Gordon dropped me on my face in the gravel at the Bluebonnel Palace after twirling me around. Everyone walked by laugh- ing. I laid there and cried. GiGi Madl ■ While at the state titles surfing competition I had to go to the toilet before my heat. All of the boy ' s cubicles were full so I decided to use the girls: it was empty. Some girls came in and it was time for my heat, I needed to go. I put my hood on and glasses and rushed out. Marcus Cracey Flexing my muscles with the water faucet trying to be tough, my chair slipped from underneath me and I fell backwards, along with the faucet. Water spurted up and made a hole in the ceiling. Wayne Devora Thinking we were tough, Roxanne Schmid and I walked into the girl ' s dressing room at the scrimmage football game. The guys from the other team were getting dressed. Rox left, and I stood by myself, in em barrassment. With a red face I walked out as they clapped. Kristi Colly In the fifth grade we put on a Heart Association program, during the night Lana Futral and I went behind the building, we were supposed to smooch, but Lana kept making silly faces. I never accom plished my task. Cory Preston With all the memories seniors made, rassing moments were the best! the embar fS 99 99 89 99 99 99 99 99 99 99