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

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1 (IB Dauid Perez Andrea Perez Marisa Peralez Guadalupe Peralez Jason Pederson Donna Patino Steven Parrish Melody Parker Jesse Paiz Ginger Osburn Mancy Ortiz Stephen Orcutt Donald Oldham Lori Ochoa Fresh fears As they ran down the dark halt, otherwise known as the hall of confusion, panic rushed through their minds. Thirty seconds until the tardy bell, and still their class room could not be found. Five minutes sure can fly by quick when you don ' t know where you are going. At least freshmen didn ' t have to spend all of their time avoiding upperclassmen; most days of freshman initiation were over. Vo more swallowing goldfish, paying to go to the restroom, or being chased with fishing poles and baby bottles. My biggest fear about coming to high school was being thrown in a trash can or in the mud when it rained. The more I went to school, the less I was afraid. Laurie Wagner said. As the freshmen were able to spend less time hiding, they were able to spend more time search- ing for recognition. I was afraid I wouldn ' t know anyone and I would go through my freshman year lost. I Joined tennis and I began meeting friends in all different grades and from different schools. Melissa Braun said. Janeen Baumann Jody Simmons FOOD OR FUN? Lisa Gutierrez discouers as the year goes by that the cafetorium is an unusual but exciting place to meet new people. The cafetorium is one place where freshmen can go to find shelter from the weather and upperclassmen! Esther Nunez Snoopy Suzetnne Helle Charlie Naranjo Darnell Mulkey Johnny Morrow Maria Moreno Madalyn Moreno Dauid Moran Charlotte Morales Bryan Moore Gregory Mohr Christina Mitchell Julie Mlkolayczyk Emest Mejia Marcia McNiel Randy McMeans Jeffery Mclnuale Johnny Mclntyre Otis McHorse Crystal McCune 91 91 91 91 91 91 91 91 91 91 91 91 Freshmen days by Janeen Baumann .

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Preston Scott James Schoonouer Joanna Saucedo Robert Sargent Frances Sampleton Fred Samarron Karen Salazar Stephanie Saenz Pablo Ruiz Meredith Ruffing James Rohrer Eric Rodriguez Christopher Rodriguez Lisa Rode Taratyrv Robles Tammy Roberts Joseph Roberson Cynthia Riuas Rey Ristow Maria Rios Ryan Ringelstein Brandy Ricketts Gonzabo Reyna Elizabeth Reyna Crystal Reyes Misty Reeves Kimberly Reese Michael Rawlings Kimberly Ratcliff Sharon Ramos Edward Ramirez Raymond Quintanilla Heather Quintanilla April Pursel Dana Price Pamela Pope Jacob Ponce Stacey Poe Steven Pippin Chantae Phillips Traci Peterson Kenneth Peterson DECORATING THE GYM. Fresh men find many ways to pass the time. Decorating for the pep rally spon- sored by the Freshman Class is a different way for them to gain rec- ognition and get to know new people. These girls took on the Job of dec- orating to show the Hornets that they have Hornet Pride . Different fears I was afraid I ivould not tiaue any friends, but I met friends easily. ' ' Beau King I had heard a lot of rumors about initiation, but it didn ' t happen. Johnny Morrow a freshman was what fright- ened me. ' ' Lisa Rode I was really afraid that I was going to be thrown into some man-eating trash- can, Matt Herring said. r f1 91 f1 9t 91 91 91 91 91 91 91

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Tanya Zuniga Joseph Zuniga Alexander Zamora Jason Yell Ray Ybarbo Debra Yarbrough Ralph Woodworth Bridgette Woods Todd Woodcock Angel Wiseman Alectna Wilson Jodi Williams Bryce Williams Kimberly Willefrod f ' J f n C iarieen Paarce ANIMALS. They are beautiful things, especially when you know they don ' t bite. Marlow Hernandez brings this beauty to many people by being a taxidermist. Stuff it! Have you ever wondered how all of those wild animals you have seen mounted with their mouths wide open, showing their teeth with a fierce look on their face got into that room you always dread- ed going into? Most likely, they got there from a tcLxidermist like Marlow Lee Hernandez. I started about one year ago when I read a book about tax- idermy and decided it would be a lot of fun and an interesting hob- by, ' ' Marlow said. One might think the list of tools a taxidermist uses would be long and gruesome, but actually it is short and simple. The main tools I use are razor blades, wax, cotton, makeup, and wood chips. These are rel- atively easy to find, Marlow said. The thought of stuffing a dead animal is enough to make most people ' s stomach turn inside out, but usually not Marlow ' s. I like doing the work because I find it interesting how people and living things work. But some- times it does make me feel like not eating, ' ' he said. Janeen Bjitanann Billy Willeford Stacy Wiatrek Ryan Wiatrek Charlie Whitlock Cheri Whitley Paul White Roxanne Wenzel James Warden Laurie Wagner Christine Wagner Amy Wagner Rhonda Vradenburg Traci Vosburg Tina Vela Emestina Valenzuela Michelle (Jrbanczyk Kimberly (Jrbanczyk Lori Uhr Jeemette Truesdell Robert Trenoff Lisa Travis 1 ft 9t 91 91 91 91 91 91 91 91 91