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

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61 . . . Student Life

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TRITRIBESMEN. Keeping a high grade point average and still having a successful social life is very difficult but not too dif pcult for Senior Class president, Robert Cano, Salutatorian Torsten Louis, and Val- edictorian, Stacy Wyrwich. I CAliT BEUEVE THISt As Cigi Madl walks into the Coliseum, she smiles in amazement at all of the people. Staying cool and calm in front of a crowd is dif- ficult but Cigi did it with ease. FnnklBfaanU Frank Lafuente Sunset? Sunrise? The New Dawn As the moment grew closer, patience waned and eyes wan- dered, searching for a sign of when this would all end. As t 1r. Vee hollered Everyone get in line I ' m not play in , stomachs began to flutter and eyes began to tear. Many shed tears of Joy but many more shed tears of sadness, knowing the end of a protected and sheltered life of 13 years was coming to an end. The irresponsible, carefree teenager was going out into the real world to become an in- diuidual adult, each doing their own thing and having their own responsibilities. Going into the world after high school can be real scary, but I ' m confident I will do real well, Heidi Hutcherson said. Many were commended for their outstanding efforts. Among these were: outstanding boy, Rusty Muenster, outstanding girl, Laura Kiolbassa, Salutatorian, Torsten Louis, and Valedictorian. Stacy Wyrwich. The valedictorian address, giv- en by Stacy Wyrwich, was very inspiring. It put lumps in our throats and brought tears to our eyes. The word ' determination ' was used throughout the ceremony. The meaning was clear. Determi- nation — the mental quality, hab- it, or power of deciding definitely and firmly; pushing to the limits; never giving in, reflected by Web- ster ' s dictionary. As the last five graduates re- ceived their diplomas, all the graduates stood in unison and hollered the countdown, ftve-four- three-two- and finally number OnE. Shane Zoeller marked now only the setting of the first chap- ter in our life but also marked the dawn of a new. The Survivin ' Seniors of 1988 used their determination and skill to reach their goals and they will survive through many more to come. Jennifer Smith AtUson Rogen Jesse Quintanilta — This year has gone by fast and now we ' re going into the real world, but I think we can handle it. After all we are the Suruiuin ' Sent- AtUson Rogen Ann Grubbs — Graduation is one of the most ex- citing times of my life. Being in school for 13 years now, getting oat. it feels like a criminal getting out of prison. AlUson Rogers W a y n e t t e Tedford — For me graduation was a happy time, but I still cried practically the whole time. Graduation by Jennifer Smith .60