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

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Katherine Hurley Donald Jeser Elizabelti Johnson Fred Jurek Lucy Kinser Mary Jane Kleen Arden Knight Sheri Knight Gilbert Lafuenle Joseph Lazor Unda Leeth Esther Liedecke RAMI RAMI Charlie Bob Crow yells with his assistants as they become the new cheerleaders. Teachers really en joy performing at pep ra llies. 193 . .. Faculty

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0 , ■ Ricfc Rutland M Judy Scheffler ■ . Jim Selby L - - V Charles Shaw C T Katy Shoulin l( Mary Lou Shuffler M Jerry Smith §F 1| Roxanna Spencer ■ - f Antonia Steuens m Victoria Swenson 1 Cindy Thomas = Margaret Tuttle j Ruth Ussery V 1 Cecil Vasquez JKpnk} ' Connie Vohs Vff- v Charles Watkins ■v ' jV Vicki Wewe Edward Williams Langston Williams Joan Wilson Lisa Wright Jodjf Sbnmons Todd CMenckl A ONCE IN A UFETIME OPPOR- TUNITY, Cecil Vasquez shares the Pledge of Allegiance with his class. On this day the entire U.S. said the pledge together including Laura Kiolbassa. I REALLY WANTED TO BE A DANCER. Lynn Leeth proudly dis- plays her Fannybees sweatshirt. Instead I became a teacher. Mr. Moss by Deelaina Stowe ... 194

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Extraordinary pasttime keeps teacher runninsi Tweeting of whistles, the stren- uous run of 100 yards blanl : num- ber of times and the beading sweat on a hot forehead would not mean relaxation to many peo- ple. However, for Chris Christen- sen it is. Mr. Christensen had been ref- ereeing football for 10 seasons and at one time he refereed bas- ketball also. Refereeing allowed Mr. Chris- tensen to remain an active par- ticipant in sports, and stay in con- tact with sports. he said. For Mr. Christensen. his season began the first week in August with a meeting of the Southwest Football Officials Association (SFOA). The meeting existed weekly throughout the season and deals with the rules and mechanics of officiating. he said. Not only is this uncommon pas- time enjoyable for Mr. Christen- sen. it gives him the opportunity to get exercise doing something worthwhile. It allows me to re- main in sporting activities and to give a needed contribution to the sport. he said. Although Mr. Christensen en- Joyed refereeing. it was unlikely he would consider refereeing full time, because there is not enough money in it to make a living. he said. DeelBina Stowe Todd ClelencU jQ rm - JbUi ' It was fun and helped to build spirit for the pep rally. P. Smith ■ Fannybees do it with a sdng. ' C. Campbell VRNNY ' Bef s ( lets us let the kid out . . . and our hair down. S. Padalecki fAriT YBeES Todd CtelencM gNBCBcinkK-. MOOIiUGHTina ARE WE? Chris Christensen demonstrates his pastime of refereeing. Many times after school you can find him hurrying to get to a game. Mr. Christensen by Deelaina Stowe ... 192