Lanier High School - Viking Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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3 In psychology, discussion group rap sessions taught us to relate, commu- nicating openly with others. Rose Borel tells the group about her leelings toward a speaker who had just come. ua, .... .nv- js! I 4 'f1'k A 3 To Be Informed Citizens that magical age of eighteen, we found ourselves actually listening to Paid Political Advertisements. We had ample opportunity with an exciting presidential election, as well as city council elections to vote in. Whether we were able to vote or not, we had definite ideas about the right man tor president. Carter was a liberal trom out- side ot Washington. Ford was experienced. The one thing everyone agreed on was that they were voting more against one than forthe other. City council elections caused similar reactions, but generated less interest. We telt important when we said I'd vote tor McCreary adding very quietly it I were voting. Mr. Hilsabeck encouraged his government classes to make their feelings known to their student government, causing small riots on Wednesday when the representative reported. Mr. Porter's classes learned about departments in the city government by going out and interviewing department officials. We were discovering, in his words, that The government is the servant of the people, not the peoples master. We were trying to become adults and learning how to handle their responsibilities. Social Studies courses taught us about our real world, the one in which we lived and interacted. We learned to become participants in our world and we came to understand more societies than our own. These courses taught us about ourselves in our society in our nation in our world. social studies 99

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Doug Brite Linda Brown Leslie Broz Joey Brunet Connre Bugg Le Ann Bullock Brent Bunge Steve Burgess JoAnn Burk Kent Burnett Teresa Burnett Eric Busboom Cindy Cabellero Kenneth Camp Lori Cain Carol Cannon Kenneth Cannon Billy Cantrell Diana Cantu Gary Cantu Liz Carpenter Keith Carrol Lynne Carson Fredrick Carter I N8 WWF! X 4 KH F' fr- 1 nv' fm 1 98 socialstudiesfsophomores If We I un. 'I .f . .7 fnrfifgij map and figures to determine 1 Jerry Thorne and Rita Conner examine a voting boundary placement in Porter's Urban Class. 2 Gary Glaspy excavates for fossils, bones and relics in sandboxes in Mr. Belden's Advanced Social Studies Problems class. We learned the skill of being an Anthropologist while studying the cultures of past and present societies.

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Sheila Cearley Bard Chafrn Jlm Chapman Curtls Chelette Ray Crlek Orlando Crsneros Kathy Clayton Jelt Cllne Lsnda Chne Ronny Coleman Jamle Collms Mlke Cone Kelley Conelley Shrrley Conklln Lon Cook John Corbett Deborah Cox Mana Corrada Jeff Coursey Rhona Cross Clndy Crulckshank Ricky Cruz Aedo Mellssa Cutrer Otls Danlels 1 O0 mathlsophomores X , 'sw 4 lL 1 Kevin Curran and Davld Rosas test Newton s method of approxrmatrng real zeroes, We made rapld computer calculations to follow advanced math ematics problems. 2 Computer Math expanded with the computer lndustry Kay Engel: information into phone hook up wlth UT s computer Taurus 3 It wasn't easy to get up ln front of the class and flgure out an algebra prob ,I lem. But Mr. Stockton gave help when needed and the whole class learned f