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

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..«■.-. ..iU ! wr .- - ' r. - A - i? ' -rr: ' . : .. U ' (ao «-«- The most interesting thing about French Club was getting pen pais. Shawn Melenyzer. Being in BETA Club has been a lot of fun. I ' m gonna miss all of the friends Ice made. Rachelte Ullrich AS the first innocent blossoms spring from the Earth, young men ' s fancies turn to more than just love. The days turn warmer and there are banquets to plan. District CJIL to work toward, and officers to elect for the next year. ' ' It seems like all we do is prepare for next year. There is so much to be done. I really forget how busy we get at this time, Junior Honeybee member. Michelle Williams said. Springtime has wonderful weather. Along with its cool air, pretty blossoming flowers, and freshness, it also brings with it a time for working and starting new. For most clubs this becomes their busiest time of year. Preparing for the up- coming year, planning and making sure everything is perfect, becomes the general activities for the clubs. Really it ' s kind of a strange thought, starting our next year ' s projects while we ' re still very busy on this year ' s. We are still trying to finish the 1987-88 yearbook while we ' re also planning summer camp, (picking the staff members and sec- tion editors for next year) and worst of all, trying to organize all of it. It ' s a lot of work. Junior yearbook staff and future editor. Deelaina Stowe said. Actually, there wouldn ' t be any clubs if there was nothing for us to be involved in. ChryiUjt Schmldl, ChArteen Pearce THE VOTES ARE IN. Sci- ence Club members are anxiously awaiting the news for next year ' s club leaders. The new officers will be in charge of planning events.

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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

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i . ...6 m HOORAY FOR HOLLY- WOOD! Gamaliel Riojas sings at a Choir performance in the Cafetorium. After the choir members gave them their pen formance, dessert Lvas served to the audience. VrJ h-- mv. FINGER LICKING GOODI Teachers enjoy themselves at the dessert bar made by the Student Council. Cindy Thom- as cannot wait to devour this scrumptious chocolate cup- cake. -liMniM v UNDER THE HOOD. Auto Me chanics students learn the ba sics to fixing broken cars. John Hope shoivs a fellow student how to change the fuel pump in a car. Todd Clelenckl Janeen Bauman .