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

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f STEPS TO A PERFECT NAP. Chase Brazell takes steps to a peaceful nap white in class. First the starting position, then the slunch and then lights out. ( kiddHi TO GO FOOD. On his way to find a table, Ronnie Luensmann thinl(s cibout where a good spot would be. n A cafetorium band- hall stage was constructed last summer. A change of new foods was served, such as taco salads. It still gets crowded and hard to get a seat. The va- riety of lines is really great, but I still like the french fries. Christina Mitchell said. The old cafeteria is now being used as classrooms ' ' I like the new chalkboards: they are really cool! You can use different colors and draw prettier pic- tures. Roger Guerrero said. The new office not only holds the administration but also the counselors, atten- dance, and the nurse, I think the office is a lot more comfortable for people since it ' s bigger and more organized. Terri Wilson said. J ( 1)11) YOU KNOW ...f . . . that this is the first time that our school has had a uice- principal. «d (We ue only j. m had as sis- Si ' fc .SlBH tants in the past.) rrS ALL in the bag. Holding the bag with all his might. Jimmy Inman gives a big smile at the popcorn that he hcts receiued. h

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j:- - VACANT. On returning to school, students found the smoking hut cluttered with desks, folding chairs, and abandoned. With the new rul- ing, smoking is not permitted in school. [ I do not care since do not smoke. POSTED FOR A CHANGE. No smoking signs were tacked to walls, halls and anywhere else that was necessary all over campus. r w Warning As last year came to a close, the last cigarette was ground into the pavement and the last puff of smoke evaporated into the air . . . gone forever. There ' s no place to hang out anymore. It is a violation of our rights. Stacey Freddie said. During the summer of ' 87 the State of Texas announced its policy that no high school student may smoke or chew tobacco on school grounds at any time. ' It ' s causing too many breathing problems in the bath- rooms, James Steelman said. NO SMOKING J On TEA ' S visit. It is one of those necessary things. There is always tension while we are getting ready for the visit. Teachers are working hard here to do a good Job and it always shows! Ruth Ussery On ' y Semester Exams. I think it makes studying for your exams worthwhile and it ' s fairer to those who study for their exams, like me. Tim Crank We take tests every 6 weeks, why do we need this exam which might fail us? Wendy Davis On the Republic of China Presentation. I respect them (the people of Kaohsiung) for their culture. It was interesting to see how they behave. I like the presentation very much. Their clothes were interest- ing. Jodi Robinson

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fl» AIRY OR IS IT UNHAIRY SITUATION? Proud as a f peacock. Mark Casitlas shows off the latest in hair aware- ness. Mohawks, guys without any hair, bleached hair, and the u ' s carved into hair, or how about Tony Terrell ' s number and initials TT carved into his hair! These were most of the styles that made the teachers and students heads turn quickly around! y TTEnriOtilU Showing their pride for both school w and nation, members of the ROTC stand at full attention for the national Anthem. ROTC particiaptes in many school functions ranging from raising the flag every morning, to guarding the band. Flag Corps, and Honeybees at the football games. Members also participate annually in a Veteran ' s Day Ceremony held in the gym. W %d! t ivas the year that Luas. Luasn ' t it?? A time when Everyone loved Someone, then No-one loved Anyone with a passion that could kill . . . All the guys kept getting their hair cut and cut and cut — as our Varsity basketball team won and won and won!! Michael Jackson wasn ' t BAJD enough, but George f ichael emerged with enough Faith to become your Father Figure , although some of us were caught up in the Hysteria and a member of INXS took it to Space . . . Three l en and a Baby showed us that Fatal Attraction could be For Keeps!! . . . the yuppies quit going to the health spa and turned in their gold-plated penny loafers and BMWs to become the ultimate Couch Potatoes . . . Skinheads — ummm . . . Skaters — a-ha . . . In the end Jim and Teunmy Faye got a good laugh at Jimmy Swaggert. didn ' t they??? The Seniors bid farewell to the Good ' Ol Days and went Back to the Future — haven ' t we heard that before?? SeaWorldH! RivercenterU! Mom and Dad!!! READ ON and find out what was and was not — COLD DEF . . . DUDE!! ii UH? WHAT? Taking a second glance. ' • Chns Champion tries to figure out who called out his name in the cafeteria. This lime of the day became a major social event of the day. 65 . . . The Side Lite