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

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HeUl HuUhenon Fling into spring for springtime fun Springtime, the only time of the year when the flowers blossomed, the birds sang, and the noses dripped. It was the time when hayfeuer and pollen at- tacked many people and made some mornings miserable. But this was also the time when many people had the most fun. Many debated if they would rather go to the lake or lay out in the sun by the pool. Days pro- vided sunshine to deepen those tans and bring out tan lines. ' ' We lay out on our roofs to deepen our tans. We are higher up and more rays hit us. Lana Futral and Lorna Real said. Along with the tans came the millions of sun- burns. Everywhere you looked people walked around with red noses, foreheads, and necks. The scary sight was made even worse when someone came up and touched their shoulders, because a horrid scream was sure to fol- low. Throughout springtime many urdays for seniors. Special as- semblies also came to East Cen- tral such as the Just Say No rally, the Shu-Te dancers, and the Marines marching assembly. These assemblies were very in- teresting, i enjoyed the Shu-Te Girls performance the best. The costumes and dances were beau- tiful, Janice Roth, senior, said. Springtime really filled up peo- ple ' s calendars and kept them busy. The flowers made every- thing perfect. I like looking at the roadsides at the beautiful flowers because it shows a new beginning in life, Staci Shelburn, freshman, said. different events happened in school. The Prom, Variety Show, and Senior Trip held many Sat- TodA CMeackl THERE ' S A SEAWORLD COMING TO TEXAS! In all the springtime fun, another attrac- tion comes into the Hues of many students this year. Sea World opens its doors to many excited people ready to get a splash from Shamu. Every- one looks for- ward to this great opportunity to have a lot of fun. to get a little wet, and to cool off from those hot springtime days. mm Todd Clelenckt ANYONE FOR SU- SHI? East Central was chosen from all other schools to host the Shu-Te Girls ' School. The students saw the girls perform acro- batics, gymnastics, and traditional country dances. A NOSE FOR A ROSE! Springtime brings out a lot of beautiful flowers and smells. Andrea Rose was caught smelling a giant red rose before class. The smell brought some sunshine. Todd Ctelenck i K m ■ — -1-Bi ILMa E Todd CMencM PROMISE FOR- EVER? Theatre Arts It students, Michelle Parsons and Rich- ard Gregg perform a scene from To KlU A Mockingbird. I Spring Fling by Todd Cielencki .

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WE CONQOERI After a hard day at work. Michele Williams and Glen Crisivell manhandle Pam Smith to the ground after hearing their pages were ivrong. Michele then cheers on the crowd. Loma Real BOnVOYAGEIKtss ing his shoes. Bryce Johnson sends them on a long uoyage in the ocean. After fun in the sun. Bryce and a couple of his friends gather around to Irish a farewell to his ' ivom out ' shoes before the long Jour, ney horne. Many stu- dents take vacations to better their tans, relax after a hard week at school, or just to have plain old fun. Vacations are a rriust!!! o CD CD CD CED CD CD S a. CO ATTENTIONI During a Friday afternoon assembly. The Marines marched and did ctmazing stunts. On this sunny afternoon some students were able to sit in the fresh green grass under the shade trees or some were able to catch some rays before returning to the nice, cool air-conditioned classroom. Even at school there needs to be a UtUe break. 53 . . Student Life

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AN AUSTRALIAN KIND OF GUY. For- eign exchange stu- dent Marcus Cracey adds pizzazz to the act which also in- uolued Steue Snider. Todd Cielencki hcts an attraction to Lana Futral. LomM ReMi LOST IN TIME. Try ing to get back into time, emcees Amy Roberts and Cindy Met ting discuss ways to get back to the show. Dr. Brown had sent them in his time machine to the past. u pt If started at 12 P.M. on April 16. They arrived precisely at 2 P.M., they ivere gone . . . back to the future. As the emcees and Dr. Broivn (aka Bubba Adams) in- troduced each act, the acts went on in each of their unique ways. The show was really funny, especially Wild Wild West ' and The Butt, ' Chelle Par- sons said. Rehearsals for the show were conducted each day after school for one week. Students were to audition for the show be- fore they began to rehearse. The rehearsals needed to haue been longer than just one week. Also when they said that we were going to rehearse the show twice, well, I really didn ' t like that, especially since it was the night before the show, ' ' Bryce Johnson said. The performance was a mat- inee. The first performance was at 12 P.M., and the second perfor- mance was at 7:30 pm. ' ' Hauing a matinee was a goo idea. All of the seniors were tc gether for a whole day. We wen like a big happy family. The onli bad thing about the show Wcu that some people couldn ' t make i that night, Bryce said. From minor difficulties, like tht senior girls running out of hail spray to the mikes not working ai good as they should, the shou was still successful, in its uniqut way. 5 . . Student Life