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

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Victor Rhodus James Rhea Tammy Reynolds Rebecca Reyes Julie Renick Dauid Reiter Shane Reeves Daryi Real Lisa Rawson Kenneth Rawlings Strivlnsi for the best Do you remember that quiet, petite, ambitious scholar? She hurriedly ran from here to there, books stacked in her arms — her backpack barely laying on her shoulder. Still not gluing up to get everything done. There was al- most not one club or organization she was not inuolued in. You guessed right, Cindy Melting! You have seen her out on the gym floor cheering on the football team; you have heard ctbout her oner the loud speakers inuolued in various competitions and win- ning awards, it takes a lot of time and responsibility, but she some- how seems to haue them both. Inuolued in Beta Club, she ran for Texas state secretary at a con- uention held in Austin, which was hosted by the state secretary. Not surprisingly, she won! Out of four other students running Cindy pulled out on top. It has taught me a lot about respect and how to better apply myself in the things I do, she said. After high school, she plans to attend an American college in Eu- rope. There she will major in French and foreign affairs. With a half of a year scholarship, she would like to pursue her career as an interpreter. I think it will be a challenge because the culture is so different and academics are stressed more, ' ' she said. With all her acting experience, Cindy was asked to audition for the lead role of Lolita, by a graduate from Austin. The results could add a great deal to her acting. Cindy has many ambitions, with her attitude there really is no reason to believe why she will not fulfill them. Melbida Sanchej PERSONALITY BOUtlDI In between her honor classes. Cindy Melting discusses with Leticia Bean her hectic day. Cindy finds time for leisure after concentrating in her stressful classes. Her individuality sets her aside by her independence and her unique style of clothing. This makes her the TOP DOC when it comes to an alt around achiever. Joanne Ramoz Robert Ramos Karen Rakowitz Jesse Quintanilla Michelle Phophit gr 88 89 88 88 88 88 88 88 88 88 149 .. . Seniors

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Michael Laskowski Toni Landers Lori Kosub Lance Kosub Sharlin Korbar Dale Knowlton Jimmy Knowles Nicole Knight Aaron Kneupper Sara Kirkpatrick Call it a cash crash! You need what? screeched an extremely loud voice from your angered parent. A look of disbelief was marked on their face as they looked at you with those wide and glaring eyes, star- ing at you and filling you with guilt. They would shake their head as they wrote, making you feel smaller and smaller by the second. What was so bad? What was the terrible crime you had committed? After all you had only asked for money. You ' d think they didn ' t haue any or some- thing. For most seniors this scene was more than familiar. We all had to go to our parents for that ' green stuff. ' ' Being a senior had meant it was our last year to buy tons of things that we didn ' t need. There were many things we needed — a cap and gown for graduation, invitations, name cards and tassels. And who could haue lived without a memory book, a ticket to the toga social or money for noisemakers? Then there were your dues for the se- nior trip and donations for Beauty and Beast. Even though all this money added up quickly, no amount seemed too outrageous for seni- ors, rio one wanted to miss out on any activity or memory saver. ' Being a senior does mean a greater expense, especially for graduation accessories, but it is worth it to the kids, Cecil Vas- quez said. As the year progressed, I found myself more broke. But since it was my last year. I de- cided to splurge. ' ' Bryce Johnson said. Though the price seemed to be exceedingly high, it didn ' t seem to make a difference. No matter what the cost, none was too high. Explained perfectly by Lisa Jo Rawson. It is a little expensive, but it is worth it because of the memories it helps us to save. There is no price too high for a memory. Cftarieen Pe rce Todd Clelencid MAJOR BUCKS. Lots of money is essential to be a spirited and totally equipped senior. With all the many actiuities and memorabilia, every senior had a large expense. Kim Lutz looks into her empty wallet as she wonders. Is there a hole in it? Eventually she realizes, it ' s not a hole, the money has been spent on fun and good times of her senior year. The money may be gone but the memories never will be. Laura Kiolbassa Steven Keller Katherine Keene Wesley Johnson Bryce Johnson 9 88 88 88 88 88 88 88 88 88 88 Expenses by Julie Renick . . . 150

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Lisa Prophit Cory Preston Janine Preciado Gary Polk Adrian Polanco Lena Persson Blain Perez Charleen Pearce Christine Parrist Cornelia Pacheco Sharon Ortiz natalie Ortiz Clayton ONeil Russell tiiemeier Robin Newman Lynn Neill Tracey Naranjo Pamela Mutz Bobby Mutz Annette Murray Alexandra Muller Mattheiv Muenster Antonette Morro Marilyn Morris Charles Morris Juan Moreno Jorge Moreno Denise Moore Tomas Montoya Henry Mondragon Lynn Miller Vincent Michel Cynthia Metting John Merrifield Charlotte Mendoza f 88 88 88 88 88 88 88 88 88 88 i The actress by Julie Renick ... 148