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

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Officers take action What does being an officer mean to you? Tons! It means I have the opportunity to make a dif- ference — something eve- ryone deserves the chance to do. — Danette Persyn President It means having the re- sponsibility to make our class the best, to fulfill the desires of the class mem- bers and to make each stu- dent proud to be a part of the class of 1990. — Bevin Strickland Vice President Helping get the sopho- more class motivated and spirited: being responsible and helping them out in tough situations, and keep- ing track of other activ- ities. — Suzi Jones Secretary Being an officer means having a responsibility to organize activities and fundraisers, and to keep people informed of these activities. — Kathy Geiger Treasurer Anticipating h( Legget checks out Spring Fling. ik c Bonnie Benham Anna-Leah Benson Wendy Bertness Debbie Biesenbach Lisa Birch Patrick Black Barry Bobbitt Trie i a Boehm Rachel Bogard Daniel Boyd Mike Boyd l aryle Boyerte Jason Boyson Daniel Bradley Leah Bradley Samantha Brenner Nico Bridgwaters Shana Bnggs Melissa Brolsma Dara Brooks Rebekah Brothers Trenton Bryant Toni Buck Shern Budzowski Brandon Burkhart Robert Burleson Chris Cadle Sean Callihan Michael Calloway Clay Camp Casey Camp os Fehx Campos Heather Canion Lori Cantrell Sharon Carle Melissa Carreon Cindy Carrera Sonny CarriUo Kim Carroll Gabe Castro Sophomores 203

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Are you male or female? 51% Sophomore class officers Kathy Geiger. Secretary, and Bevin Strickland, Vice President, pose admirably for their class photo. Not pictured are President Danette Persyn and Secrerary Suzi Jones. Taco Cabana ' s delicacies couldn ' t com- pare to the bean and cheese tacos served by Danette Persyn and Dana Baldwin during Spring FUng. Kathryn Adams Robert Addison Amador Aguillen Andrew Albright Edward Alfaro Dwayne Allerkamp Brett Alton Christine Andre Chris Andretti Jane Andrews Elaine AradiUas Derrick Arellano Kathie Argo Mark Armstrong Lance Asher Steve Autrey Dana Baldwin Eric Baliantyne Carlos Balli Stephanie Barnett Lisa Barrett Frank Barrientes Sharia Barrows Hallic Baskin Jennifer Bass Scott Bass Esther Behrend Clinton Bell Jonna Belzung Dons Bendele I ' H f fi A i 202 Sophomores

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Mario Gavin Ray Chacon Casey Chambers Charlotte Chapman Wendy Chapman Roxanna Chavez Jason Chesson Christine Chnstensen Eve Chnstoffcrsen Joseph Clark Richard Clark William Clarkson Brian Claycomb Tracey Cleveland Stephen Coindreau David Collazo Pam Compton Corey Corcoran Chris Cottrell Mike Coultress Jeff Cox Kevin Cox Alan Craig Erica Craig Gretchen Cross Michael Crowe George DeHesus Ann DeK.ruyff Brandy Denayer Tiffany Denson John Dent Jimmy DiUon Chris DiPietro Tina Dominguez Annise Donley Kathleen Donnellan Jeff Donoughuc Shelley Dupuis Diane Earnest Vincent Easley Is your sophomore year different than you thought it would be? Yes, I knew it would be hard but this is ridiculous. I don ' t have any time to rest or to have fun. — Jeff Hoffman Yes, I thought more people would throw par- ties but I imagine they ' re just afraid. — Linda Trevino Sophs see a difference in years Changes recognized No, I expected the extra wofk, but I enjoy not be- ing a fteshman. — David lungetich Yes, English is just too darn hard! — Amy Mofgan Yes, it ' s a lot easier! — Scott Mortis No, I still feel like a freshman. — Amy Morgan t-onnie Evans listens attentively during 1 leaure in English class. Finishing up some last minute home- work before the morning bell. Trac ' Cleveland. Janna Moorhead, and Toni Buck take advantage of their free time. 204 Sophomores