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

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HEEK SOPHISTICATION. Elegantly presenting the Junior Class is Junior jdy Belinda Lacayo and Junior Lord ■oin Bowman. They bot i smite Joyously -rrt the evening ' s actiuities. The female ii didates had the honor of hauing their ' -hers proudly escort them on the field; ZCEPTED GRACEFULLY. Oo lelmed by the announcement of Fn m Lady is Laurie Wagner and Fn m Lord is Steue Lutz. It is a special ■ling for the new class to get inooloed in : Homecoming actiuities because it is a ;akthrough for those who become ac- s in the high school life. These two sh ' ' show what this is ail about. AUiaon Rogers It was a treasured honor. It signifies people like me which is good. Since I like most people, espe- cially here at E.C., Senior King Bubba Adams says. ' ' Homecoming Queen is more than an honor. It will be fun to remember all the fun and Joys Homecoming brought to euery- one, Senior Queen Charleen Pearce says. Homecoming by Lana Futral ... 48

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MID THE WINNER IS . . . Wi th excite ment of being named Sophomore Lady and Lord are Loma Real and Mark Sivenson. They anx- iously wait for their escort around the track. OMENT AWAITED. Prince Caluin ■een and Princess Rosalie Wilbom stand oud as they are crowned. They are uot- I upon by the student body to represent e school as the homecoming court. They e both very active in extracurricular ac- «7ies and have many friends beca sir outgoing personalities. I was surprised ' . I didn ' t think I had that many friends. It makes me realize how important being friendly to others re- ally is, ' ' Junior Prince Caluin Green says. ngo Homecoming to me is one of the most ex- citing and happiest times of the year. Be- ing crowned prin- cess was a big honor for me, ' ' Junior Prin cess Rosalie Wilbom says. tudent Council changed the tradition- al tvays of having only , ' girl nominees on the court. The new image of hauing boy nominees was put into effect ' to show that they represent an ' important part of Homecoming. After all of the ballots were tab- ulated and the nominees were narrowed down, the presentation of the court took place on the football field and a dance in hon- or of the court folloived the next night. SEfilOR LADY-LORD AND QUEEN-KING NOMINEES Lana Futral-Bubba Adams I Karci Haycraft-Steve Dryzmalla I Charleen Pearce-Marcus Gracey i Rachelle Ullrich-Charles Ross JUNIOR LADY-LORD AND PRIN- CESS-PRINCE NOMINEES Belinda Lacayo-Tim Crank Lorraine Polanco-Keuin Bowman Melinda Sanchez-Keuin Smith Rosalie Wilbom-Calvin Green Tba SOPHOMORE UKDY-LORD NOM- INEES Stephanie Edmonds-Ryan Lam- bert Jana Gilley-Peter Rarnjit Loma Real-Chad Schnitz Mendi Winn-Mark Swenson ions FRESHMAN LADY-LORD NOM NEES Jermifer Bonewitz-Russell Fox Melissa Braun-Jay Henson Dana Speer-Vance Kowalik Laurie Wagner-Steue Lutz HOMECOMING QUEEN-KING Charleen PearceBubba Adams PRINCESS-PRINCE RoseLlie Wilbom-Calvin Green SENIOR LADY-LORD Karci Hay craft-Marcus Gracey JUNIOR LADY-LORD Belinda Lacayo-Kevin Bowman SOPHOMORE LADY-LORD Loma Real-Mark Swenson FRESHMAN LADY-LORD Laurie Wagner-Steve Lutz BEAUTY AND BEAST Andrea Thomas-Jay Light FOOTBALL SWEETHEARTBEAL Tammy HoUan-Bubba Ross 49 . . Student Life

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Don ' T taKM PICTUREt I! it IS one thing that students hate is taking pic- tures unexpectedly, tianete Silua turns away immediately as the camera comes into her uiew. SMILEt SAY CHEESEI Coach Littlefietd wcuits to know if this is going to lake any longer; he needs to leave. His zany expression shows he is calm and cool. Can ' t you tell he looes it? Allison Rogmn LOOK MOM — PLASTIC SOR- GEKYI Trying a new face to see how Jeff Torres can change his looks may be de- ceiving to the cam- era. He catches many crazy look{ from students. 1 h 7 Jm Sckiaanfeffjl Camera, camera leave me alone! ' mile! Look at the bird- ie! Say cheese! Put- ting on their best face, ■ eixryone ivaited aitx- iously as they stared into the long lens. Holding their pose patiently, they waited for the neon flash that ivould blind them for the next ten minutes. Well, it ivas tvorth it because everyone ivanted to be captured by that marvelous ma- chine. There ivere ugly looks, funny looks, and people shying away from the camera, t any people loivered their heads when the camera came into their view. Cameras really make me self- conscious. I hate for my picture to be taken unless I look decent. I hate it when I ' m caught unex- pected! Patricia Zaiontz, senior. said. But most often people gave outrageous smiles or acted crazy. They were ready to do anything for the camera. The enthusiastic crowds were always ready to stand face to face with nowhere to motx to take a picture with their friends or even with people they didn ' t know. The photographers ivere given many kinds of looks. They tried to OH MY aOSHI Hiding his face Kyle Fac tor tries to hide in a magazine to duck away from the camera. Many people hate for their pictures to be take n and meuf run away from the camera. There are many diverse iorOrs and spontaneeMjs reactiftn i from people when cvneras Itegin tn rlick JoJgSimmtomm OOOH CHIUM WHAT WAS THAT? Carta Campbell is coming tc sit at the table at lunch to hear the latest information. The expression on her face shows she is sur prised by w-hat she is hearing EveryOme ypu -see Miis C a VbeU there is aiiiay a tfizarv facial etpiessttjft you ' ar tau, S w IS 9lwi tained sneak up on their prey and c ture the picture, but sometim this really didn ' t work. I hate when they do that. They alway find me at the worst possibl times! Rosalie Wilbom, junioi said. When it worked, peopl warned them not to use that pit ture or they voould never speak t them again. It was a const battle to keep peace between th two. I feel embarrassed taking pii tures because I don ' t know whi I look like at the time! MicheL Hanson, senior, said. Cameras were a major sourc that ceiptured the most memori ble moments. Everyone seeme to enjoy them throughout th year. Student Life