John Marshall High School - Horn Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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Most Intellectual Ramona Ying Lee Roy Leschper Most Likely to Succeed Susan Broberg Chris Shields Most Congenial . Kristi Larabee Nathan Villarreal Most Creative U Ioanne Sh um way Guy Fountain Most Spirited f6ffB1'0WI1 Wendy Sommer

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Best All Around Randy Cuzzardo 4 Dee Wheless , 35. V, .5 ,, not ,ey ffm f fx See ' Best Dressed David Dyer Connie Grantham The 495 mem bers of the Class of '75 cast votes in the Spring and elected twenty of their classmates to be SENIOR FA VORI TES Categories naming the Most Talented and Most Creative couples were added this year to encompass a broader spectrum0of the traditional senior superla tives. e P Most Talented Diane Buice Eudell Hannah Most Dependable Barbara Wallis Lan-yRei1e Most Athletic ' U Ed Barry Rita Crockett

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juniors celebrate their new title of Hupperclassmen' and gloat over their down payments for senior rings as they begin to realize that the party is almost over. P.S.A.T. scores arrive, surprising many with their unknown brilliances and ignorances. Mum,' directory, and carnation sales supply juniors with a loaded bank account and high hopes for their senior prom. This year was an important milestone in my life--a milestone that I tripped over and smashed my face on. -Chris Shinn I remember how Mama Vulture made me dread all the holi- days. ' -Donna Finch Being a junior was a real experience that nobody should miss. ' -Bonni e Bro berg It was my teachers this year that drove me to drink and now thatl think ofit, Inever thanked them. -Kevin Steel My junior year was one step ahead of my sophomore year, which was one leap better than my freshman year, which was one freakin' bound better than recess! -Tom Munns 7