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

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That !@ % alarm rorfd CidcncM ' PEP RALLY PANIC. In all the commotioni before the pep rally, % Rosalie Wilborn tos- ■ es track of lime. She- hurries to finish get- ting ready before she goes out to perform. LAYING IT ora THICK. Michel Bennett puts on her cream to prepare her face for the wear and tear of the longi I [school day ahead.jt f Using cream hetp her keep her face deem. morning panic! unning fiercely F through the darkened forest, a disfigured shadow looms behind you. Running faster and faster, your energy level decreases rap- idly, your foot becomes trapped in a spiral of roots and you tumble to the ground. The shadow approaches you. As he towers over you, he raises his sharp sword and lets out a terrifying laugh. The sword comes toward you . . . Buzzzzzz! Another nightmare . . . morning panic begins. Running frantically into the bathroom, grabbing a towel and turning on the water, a new day begins. Jumping out of the show- er, you look at the clock, only to realize you have 20 minutes to get to school. Grabbing anything you can to wear, matching or not, you run to the iron so at leetst you won ' t be embarrassed by wrin- kles. Usually I try to get my clo thes together that I ' m gonna wear ready the night before so that in the morning all I have to do is put them on, Patty Frams, senior said. As you fall out of the AND FOR THE FINISHINa TOUCH . . . Patty Ritchie decides to ftnish her make up so she can complete her Couer Girt FORGETniia SOMETHING? Forget ting your lunch money is a daily event for some students, this is caused by running Look before class starts. Many students late. Adie Yanez makes a call to her moth are victims of morning panic and have to er to beg her to bring her lunch money to make their pnishing touches on their way school for her. to school or between classes. door, dropping everything yoi have, your nerves and patienci grow shorter. The Journey to your car seem longer than ever. You get then only to ftnd you have left yoc keys in the house Finally y( reach your car again and it tak five minutes to get tt started, thefi you ' re off and running. On morning my car wouldn t start and Tricia s car had a flat so wt had to take my mom s car, ' ' Todc Cielencki, senior, said. Finally the school comes intc view, but a bright red flashini light comes up behind you. this i; all you need! After this incidentl you finally reach school only tc find out — you re late! Mornings why do we have them?

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A TOUCH OF INDI- VIDUALITY Walking freely. Chrystina Schmidt wears an oversized tee and baggy bags. White socfcs and the pop- ular patent leather shoes made the look for walking. Chrys- tina waits patiently with other CJIL mem- bers. n Dw edcion Yoo laiceTowarcb %.dnjon here were preps, there ■ were kickers, there were skaters, and there were the indiuid- als. But all had one thing in com- ion, their own style of clothing. Gucci, Calibome, and newcom- r Dooney Bourke were latched n to girls ' arms, even the stone urses that our moms use to car- j were making a comeback a ttle at a time. I hue to shop for clothes, ometimes, only when I can find xactly what I want, Suzette oua said. But as some were at the malls pending outrageous prices; oth- ers found thrift stores to suit their needs and pocketbook! Thrift stores have become a great alternative for those who want to be different. It ' s fun to go into a thrift store and find some- thing that is so great and costs a ' 3 of what you would pay for at a regular store, Suzette added. Besides Just trying to find the exact article of clothing you want- ed, sewing and designing came in handy. Sewing is not only cheaper, but you get to make an original outfit, an outfit that you can bet on that you will not see on any- one else, Wendee Davis seiid. Fashion was a big statement, no matter how it was shown, with Levi 501 s or with Guess Jeans. ' As they say, the legend contin-. Trends by Jan Schwarzkopf . . . 40

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i0 % x- p LOOKING PRET- TY, Eddie Koualeski fixes himself up Jusl right to get that C.Q. took. Looking good I for school is a must especially with the new grooming poll 1- i« - MORNING ALREADY? Haumg - up early in the -noming is an effort, she here by Shannor Murray Mornings are always hard to adjust to especially on school blame it on their mar their moms SLEEPING BEAOTIES . . Sharjion Sirrmions and Melissa Loui are sound ' ieep probably dreaming about their indsome princes until the alarm clock nngs and interrupts their pleasant dreams Everyone has a hard time ad Justing to early school days. ' - yj Ckarieat Peaice FALUNC LATE? As many students expe- rience in the morn- ings, when you ' re running late eoery- thing goes wrong. Todd Cielencki falls out the door in the race to get to school. tanic by Jennifer Smith .