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

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4 Pta pte U fi€i 4 Todd Cietencki ONE DIME ATA TIME. Hop- ing to make the seniors lose the Beauty and the Beast con- test. Sheila Shadrock puts a dollar into the senior bottle causing them to lose 100 points. The contest proceeds are given to the MDA. DOn-TFALL DOWN. Cheering the football team on to victory the cheerleaders create a pyr- amid as a finale to their cheer. The pep rally is held in the play- ing gym. Moments passed faster and faster as the year progressed. It was not until the year drew near to the end that the days grew longer. The weeks seemed to last forever as each class passed slowly on. But when the end finally came many eyes were filled with tears. For some it was simply the be- ginning of summer, but for others it was the end. Euery year a new class of seniors ended their high school days on the day of graduation. This year, however, they were not the only ones to leave. Ramona Ward, principal, would also be leaving the school. After six years as principal she took the position of Assistant Curriculum Director for the district. Although she was not leaving the school behind entirety, the sadness was still the same. The year had brought many Joys and many tears. The memories that each person had would stick with them forever. Whether it was playing in front of 15,000 people at the state playoffs or being one of those 15,000 spectators, the game was one that would not be forgotten. There were personal memories too. Memories that could only be shared by a few. Memories of special moments with close friends. It didn ' t have to be the most exciting thing that happened, may- be it was Just a bunch of friends getting together to watch a movie on the VCR. Maybe it was Just sitting around in a little circle talking. Whatever it was very meaningful to you. Something that would stick in the back of the mind forever. Some- thing that would be treasured forever. As the year came to a close the memories were there. I ow was a time for a new beginning, a new start, new memories. ■ 4g Cflarfecn Pearce 27} ... Closing

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« »;. I THE END 18 NEAR. One famiUar way to say goodbye ts the Alma Mater. As the crowds ' fingers flow gently to the music of the school song, a certain unity is felt, a to- getherness that lasts for one brief moment. A togetherness that Is always remembered. Todd Cletenckl Closing by Roxanne Brown . . . 272

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SUDING Down THE RAILI Finding out he ' s moving faster and faster. ShiaLvn Harris looks down below seeing nothing but concrete. Many students enjoy relaxing and clowning around. It showed we can have fun while still working. We really Do Things Differently. Closing by Roxanne Brown . . . 270