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

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WE ' RE THE BEST. At the Homecom ing pep rally, seniors participate loudly during a yell. Robert Cano adds his enriotiorjs to the moment. Jody Simmons 143 ... Classes

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Troy Waddetl Rachel Vradenburg Richard Villarreal Allison Vick Clara Vela Ronnie Vanlandingham Rachelte Ullrich Shelley Uhr Avon Turner Tim Tripp Robert Trevino Jim Tracy Ann Marie Tovar Bryan Tobias Lori Tidwell Darren Thompson Valerie Thomas Chandra Theis Tyler Thames Waynette Tedford Stephanie Tausch Mario Tarin Timothy Swenson Stacy Sultenfuss Vanessa Stoops Traci Stock James Steelmetn Edward Steele Steven Spriggs John Speer Suzette Soua Tammy Sosa Dalia Sosa Alfred Sosa Matthew Solomon 88 88 88 88 88 88 88 88 88 88 Senioritis by Julie Renick . . . 144

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if 4 cc4t a Aa There were four phases of the high school career. Few could escape them: most simply dealt with them. It all started out with you being a freshman. Oh, the dread! Fish was the more common name. It was the year of horror. It was the year to find friends and most of all to adjust to high school. The sophomore year came and the pic- ture seemed to brighten. Suddenly this year was easier. The counselor had only made you take three regular classes and you had the possibility of three electioes. The Junior year came and suddenly you had found yourself pulling your hair out. You had always heard your Junior year was the hardest academically, but you had never known how hard. The year seemed to be one of the longest you had ever had. Suddenly you were a senior. You had made it to the final year and now it was time to breathe. That was at least for a little while. Although most students were no long- er academically loaded down, they had a new Job to occupy their extra time. Finding the right college and most of all the schol- arships. Each year was different in its own way. The seniors looked at the freshmen and couldn ' t remember that they were once that small. There was always someone who said that it seems like every year the freshmen get smaller. But the freshmen hadn ' t changed, it simply seemed that way. But most of all they weren ' t Just classes they were people.