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

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[ y k. P .- M 4 LOOKING AT THE WORLD DIFFERENTLYI Enjoying the rides at Water Park. Robert Ca no and Laura Kiolbassa gel a topsyturvy look at the world. 27 ■■■ Clubs

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DONT HURT MEt Football players get into the act by being blindfolded before they are wrapped in toilet paper and then made to drink a bottle. Todd Cleltmckt Division Page by Roxanne Brown . . . 28

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r i i L 4 k-S 1 , W.TTI 0 j4 ,,u - -ex. ty - - V. J ' V J- V ■!. - % 4 - 4M. V .J ' i ' IW I ' i. i. i. i. -I yj, TTC. j azy. hazy daze of summer. Moonlight walks on the beach, hot days, prone bodies laying in the sun, melting ice cream trickling down the chins of innocent tots. While the larger part of the school population was sub- merged in pools and smearing themselves with tropical oils, a few dedicated individuals were planning activities and going to work shops. In June members of the yearbook and newspaper staff traveled to Austin to attend a workshop aimed at helping them with writing and layout. Summer workshops were not all fun and games, we had work to do and graded on what we did. Staying at U.T. taught me a lot about being out on my own, Brooke Lee. sophomore, said. Summer months were a time for planning the coming year. Fund raisers and club activities sat heavy on leaders ' minds. During the summer camp we taught new girls about Honeybees and what we do, it helps them not to be scared when school starts. Lana Futral. senior, said. As the summer ended well prepared clubs found that the year ahead was easier and more organized. We had a lot of fun at summer workshop, (at (J.T.), I learned a bunch about yearbook produc- tion. Jan Schwarzkopf. gj Rjjjl ;jiaBri- iJW Summer by Chrystina Schmidt . . . 26