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

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MUMS ANYONE? Beta Club members Chteriii Witcut and Nora Ybarbo show Mike Roberts the to:. est stijles in mums for his Homecoming sweetheart. Todd Cieliencki Its an honor Seta Club, one of the three ac- ademic clubs on campus, kept real busy to make the year outstanding and unfor- gettable. Through many long hours of hard work, the Beta Club strove to new heights. Throughout the year the club par- ticipated actively on and off the school campus. They hosted a pep rally with the National Honor Society to wish the football players the best of luck. They also put on an obstacle course that consisted of eating pie with only your mouth and pushing the uolleybalt with your nose at the pep rally. Also, for a money-making project the club sold cookies. There were many different kinds so everyone had a choice. Also, the Beta Club sent Tim Crank to Austin to compete for the position of state Beta president. He didn ' t win, but he represented the school very well. The quiz bowl team who also went to Austin, placed sec- ond. Beta Club strove to reach new heights all year and really did show that we do things differently. Todd Cielencki YES, I AM PROUDI Being chosen as officer of anu club is grand, but Cindii Melting did more — s e was elected State Beta Club secretanj. Beta Club by Sara Kirkpatrick . . . 16

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Stud e fir f tS %POR.TEIZ- TfeEflSlARE EN 5 AlTH AupRe Grams 1 — - he room was alive with actio- m ity, ballots strewn across the r floor. Frazzled studertts sat in desks, eyes wild and tempers ■ flaring. How would they ever finish? Homecoming was only a few days away and there were hwidreds of minor details to be seen to. When school lets out that usually means free times for all — right? Well, while the rest of the school was re- laxing in the sun, dedicated Student Council members were busy planning another fun-filled year. They spent their time at summer camps, car washes, poster parties, lock-ins and freshmen orientations. When school finally began. Student Council mernbers were even busier then they were in the summer. Around school they were in charge of Basket- ball Spirit Week, the Reader Board and, of course. Homecoming. This year a dance was held, in honor of the Homecoming Court. Student Council also did their part for the community. A canned food drive was held for Thanksgiving. At Christmas two turkey dinners were giv- en away to needy families. At the Holt picnic members worked at booths to raise money for activities. Chrystin Schmidt COME ON. BUY IT FROM MEI Peddling their wares to prospective buuers. Studer t Council members sell fund rais- ing items. LUNCH ANYONE?! Basketball plauers get that special treat of pre-packed, prepared lunches delivered bu Student Council members.

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IT-S THE PILLSBURY DOUGH BOY1 With an expres- sion of Mmmm . Ruslu liiemeier prepares a topping for the pie he had aireadu made.