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

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FMhwti Design. FIRST ROW. Mrs. Jolene Wyles, Shcrre Hudson, M.ihcllc Martin, Paige Fauvcr, Leslie Blanton. SECOND ROW: Christy Cruz, Melinda Vega, Donna AshentcUcr, Delinda Guajardo, Jcanna Quintanilla, Lisa Hunt, Michelle Toole. THIRD ROW; Peggy Bleser, Lynn Quiroga. Sabrina Quirarte, Tina Hale, Becky Juneli, Maureen Ingram. 1 fw% ■■■■m Child Can. FIRST ROW: Sheri Fox, Sharla Barrows, Pam Compton, Sanda Sunter, Dolores Ortega, Michelle Chase. SECOND ROW: Karen Wills, Claudia Paniaqua, Susie Eng, Felicia Esquivcl, Kay Mauldin, Mrs. L McConoghy THIRD ROW: Leah Sparks, Magda Buenrostro, Catalina Tanguna, Stephanie Gallo, Karen Wolff, Lisa Barr, Marianne Behe. FOURTH ROW: Lori Hill, Melissa Ortiz, Jody Copland, Shawn Vandermeer, Laura Slaughter, Melyssa Gorczyca. NOT SHOWN: Lori Beers, Diannc Carpio, Lisa Nelson, Sharon Palmer, Tamara Windier. PELE Food Senice. FIRST ROW: Tara St. Clair, Nina Quintanilla, Lisa Cerveru, Chri Jaime Perales, Roberto Scott, Marnie Shapp, Mrs. Eric MuUins, SECOND ROW

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T ouch of domesticity Students tackle threads, spreads, and Keds Threads, spreads and Keds provided the focus for three campus organizations. Members of the Fashion Design, Food Production, and Child Care Clubs were involved in designing and producing clothing, plan- ning and preparing meals, and caring for and teaching young children. Moving into the new facilities proved to be quite a task tor members and sponsors, but the transition from old to new was a smooth one. New rooms and updated equipment enabled club members to work more eas- ily to accomplish goals. Food Service members held a contest to determine the name of the local campus restaurant. The Ramblin ' Inn became the new hot spot for teachers and hungry ' students in search of tasty treats. A delectable daily lunch special was served. I really enjoyed working at the Ramblin ' Inn, it taught me a lot, said senior John Whamback. Article: Patrick OHara Photos: Submitted Behind the scenes work diligendy. Ramblin ' Inn, students John Whamback and David Watson await guests at the Ramblin Inn. Keeping a watchful eye on her group. Sandra Suntet works hatd. 94 Pele Child Care, Fashic n Design, Production Services

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A Talkative Touch Speakers gain knowledge One club that knew what N.F.L. participated in many fore the public. We had a they were talking about was the competitions at area high strong yeat and won many National Forensic League. Guid- schools. Competing in Lincoln awards, said Tanya Evers, ed by Mrs. Tanya Evers, N.F.L. and Douglas debates, poetry, sponsor of N.F.L. was a club that helped its mem- and prose recitation members ex- . 1 1 ■ 1 Article: Patrick O ' Hara bers become better speakers, perienced first hand speaking be- photos: Submitted National Fonasic League. FIRST ROW: Richarti Murray, Kathy Amende, Bevin Strickland SECOND ROW: Simon Lee, Tanya Evers, Robert Elzner, Leslie Strick- land. t a i - V ft »t» ♦ f ' 1 fll K ■ L f HKl l Simon U-c. mt-mber of N.F.L., showed his speaking skills oft at the AcadciniL Otcathalon banqu 96 NFL •• • S ii. :.. ■» JLit