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

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Pant Votkmann BEFORE — 7 know Ihat there is a thin per son inside patiently waiting to be re leased. I know I can lose the weight with help from a structured diet program. ' Vicki WeWe said. AFTER — • feel like a new person. I feel like a butterfly which has been re- leased from a coc- coon. I am excited about life again. I feel and look bet- ter. Vicki WeWe said. A year in the life at ECHS Time. The passing of time brings into our Hues euents and hap- penings that ivill af- fect us always. Growing. With time we mature into the person we will always be. learning and building from all our experiences. Change. As we begin to grow older certain transformations oc- cur within us and create our in- diuiduality that represents who we are. Throughout the growing pro- cess which everyone experi- ences, we all come to a certain point where we decide who we want to be. Our individuality is our label in which we use to ex- press ourselves. We also choose a path for the way we decide to do things. Since this was a year of making a stand and being who we really are. this year we did things differently. This whole year has definitely been one to remember. Many things have happened that will be great memories to look back on. I think we really made a name for ourselves. Allison Vick. senior, said. Making a name for ourselves and letting people know what we ' re made of was one of our major goals. With our boys bas- ketball team competing in the State tournament, and leaving its mark on San Antonio with its awards and outstanding accom- plishments, we gave them a grand idea of who we were. Doing things our way meant SHARE THE MAGIC. Our dynamite bas- ketball team showed us what spirit is alt about and most of all winning. The star players Tony Terrell and Robert Keno were listed in every newspaper around. Tony captured the title of player of the year for his second consecutiue year. Heidi Hutcherson G AVE IT OUR ALL. Gimng a look of dis- gust. Mark Grainger knows that the foot- ball team tried their best and came close to winning in some of the ganies. The team kept up their spirit and the fans kept their support to show that is what EC spirit is all about. our forever strive for perfection This year we got to try out ou. new additions. The brand new modernized cafeteria got broker in with the rowdy student bodi. rushing through it every day. Thi band filled the walls of their neu band hall with the tunes that ex pressed our pride. Even the fac ulty benefitted with a newly or ganized office made convenien for everyone. The school is getting nice and nicer. It seems like even, year our school improves. I ' n glad our campus is growing, a the students seem to be realli enthused. Michelle Beckman sophomore, said. The whole year was a year a individuality and being ourselves The Hornets made their mark anc did things ' ' their way. CItaWeen Peafc

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ShaunMtUngz POWDER POWERI The statement ' giris can do anything ' ' is prouen when the girls - play a game of football against MacAr- thur. This is the first annual Powder Puff,, football game for the Hornets. Along withi the switching of roles, a group of guys called the Honeybuns entertained the crowd to prove they could do arajMnr smnaiNG good time, c around at a Campus Life meetini Hernandez, John Johnson, Flore queda, and Kermeth Neil play a i , oous game of swing the munchkin ... A all Campus Life meetings, the air is flUea with laughter. This group is a perfect ex- ample of the good times that all of the, students share. i LOOK MOM, NO HANDSt Showing his styled skating technique is Rudy Hernandez. Rudy is at one of the many functions held by Campus Life — The Skating Paly. M ChMiieen P anx JIMMY WALTHERS who graduated from here in 1969, has been a youth span sor for almost 10 years now. These things make him feel as an appropriate sponsor for Campus Life. Loma Real THEREV Gluing instructions on where to go, are tiicole Campbell as Joe Libardi points the way. This is one of the tedious tasks involoed in being a powder puff football coach. TodiCietoKU HEY CHUBSII The most popular euents at the Campus Life meet ings are the games. The games allow the stu- dents to participate in the fun. Sophomore John Craig has a good time playing the Chubbie Bunnies ' game. -tr-i. ' -r Todd CietencM Campus Life by Sara Kirkpatrick .

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RAPPIIS- TO FAME. Traueling to Cali- fornia and winning an amateur rap con- test was a dream come true for Monlee Jackson. They received $1000 and a re- cording contract with Harlem West Re- cording. They also aired a Leuis commer- cial. HITTING THE BOOKS! Helping each other with difficult assigrvnents. Marni Lewis and Anita Ledbelter make sure they both understand the problems thoroughly. Getting homework done during class al- lows most students to have time for extra- curricular activities. HALFTIME HALL OF FAME. Making an appearance. Da vid Reiter dances at the Homecoming game with the Hon eybees. He is (he first guy to partici- pate and will be a memory to all. TJ mnsr ' m Todd Cielencki SUcey Williams I 87-88 Hap FRIENDS FOREV- ER. The Seniors gather together to hear Rudy Her- nandez sing the class song. This is a moment which seni- ors show their true feelings about their last year. penings by Lana Futrat