Lanier High School - Viking Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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Year for Big Event a .5 . .,.f ,..,. ,.'- 4 , 1, .i . pw, , .,-'1 . g. 4. . 1 ., ,mag . . .,....N. ., 3 -.-. .af ff Q it -ff , 1 A, convention delegates. People made friends and shared ideas in an interesting and enjoyable way. Municipal Auditorium hosted a dance and general sessions. The Lanier Orchestra, Choir, and Vik- ettes entertained at different stages of the convention. Chris Fair- man headed the TASC committee, which finalized the details, such as packets for the visiting student council members and sponsors. Hosting a state convention was a great way to lose weight, hair, and your mind. l felt really good about the way it turned out. The majority of kids worked really hard, said sponsor David Linscomb. Planning and execution of Homecoming Week utilized much of the spare time of the council members. Annual Projects chairman 3 Student council members from all over Texas meet and mingle during a coke break in our courtyard. Discussion groups and problem clinics were held in the classrooms at Lanier. 4 Sophomore David Sweet helps sweep up the courtyard before the TASC convention. David was a cooperative and diligent worker in the council. Greg Johnson contacted Gil Garcia, KNOW's disc jockey, who made the dance come alive with the top 40 hits, country-west- ern music, and slow-dancing songs. Elections chairman Robert Brock, with the help of Jina Casey, spent much of their time running off ballots for the Homecoming Queen and her court and Mr, Esquire. A few truly dedicated members spent from sixth period right up to the dance setting up plants and hanging the stars, mirror light ball, and trellis. Dedicated officers thought up most of the fund-raising activities, such as the mock fashion show assembly, where Brad Cone, David Richards, Brad Tierney, Gary Becker, Mike Davila, and Student student council 123

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Angela Rlchard Bull Rtgsby Llsa Roberts Bllly Robertson Donna Robmson Joe Robmson Karen Rocha Heather Rockhlll Thomas Rodgers Chrtstlne Rodnguez Terry Rogers Marte Rose Patrlck Ross Darrel Routon Carl Russworm Gary Salusbury Robin Salyer May Sanders Llsa Sargologos Kenny Scheer John Schtller Charles Schoenfeld Ktm Schroeder Leslle Schubert V u v- 122 student councllfsophomores I-n 'R 1621 s.w. 1 rv I QQ! 1 1 Student Counctl president Make Hlnojosa addresses the councll Mlke always had ideas to share with the other members 2 Front row llc!! to fl h0 Jma Casey Crecordlng secretaryj Mlke Htnojosa Qpresldenlj Leslte Mar shall CVICG presldentb teve Trolllnger Ctreasurerj Rene Jenntngs fcorrespondlng secretaryj Second row Jamle Burton Tern Petru Dana Blrd Chrts Faurman Pat Hunter Rose Sorel Cathy Ayres Pam Ayres Sandy Htnoyosa Sharon Baker Thlrd row Julee Kung Thresla Hlllnard Shan Gordon Leslee Roberts Becky Novak Lrnda Kutach Pam Clayton Kathy Cox Laune Mttchell Denlse Bryant Tracy Ward Amber Burton Fourth row Beth Burke Gwen Ekerd Laura Votaw Cnndy Cam Laura John son Val Murray Denise Burton Bndget Mercado Kathy Clayton Cathy Mclntyre Olga Ramrrez Becky Bartz Paula Thlede Fltth row Crndy Shoemaker Melissa Bass Mananna Hamllton George Shlneldecker Jack Falrchlld Vtc McWherter Steve Doer Davud Sweet Mark Ellls Greg Johnson Stephenue Sptars Davtd Llnscomb fsponsorj t was a year for bug events l-lomecomnng and the TASC Con ventuon But wtth apathy and organrzatlonal problems smaller events luke sanding and reflnnshlng the study caroles puttlng out the dtrectones and baklng cooktes flzzled Our student counctl had the honor of hostlng the 41st Annual Texas Assoclatlon of Student Counclls Conventlon thus year mak :ng Lanler and Austln memorable to 2 O62 Texas students who descended upon the halls and classrooms of Lanter for dlscusslon groups and problem cllnlcs The atmosphere ol these cllntcs and ol the whole convention was one ol lnendllness and open Inter actlon People met and mingled Hotel rooms were open to all I t , f':ljf?j?t 1 ,C h V ,, 4. gg. .A x . . , - X ' ' , . 'Y A 'z X ' ' 'v ae I Q X lr t 5 N E-:..,1f .E 3 ' ' . I Af. V A C N ' ' . A f I .- .f v . 1 ,, L ' it ' I' I I? e y I L 3 I I A A tb f' In I' Q' .Z tq 'T X . I' ,ev 9 5 at LJ' e .t 1 Q, I A V , ,I , 7 ' l 42. A ' ' T gi '- 5' It . ' 'Rigs . ' A r t. . 1 ' rf A 'Q ' f 'Wi 4 - .. Y fy 'K I ,l , A 1 V: A x 1 , ,i ' ' 5 ' we I IV I I I I I I I , 'f .,'..- 'k'b THQJV 3 . . t ihzzepsfitmf I . . I I ,,-I W, --X1-wi: ,V - i li?4'f2-ig. f , - , g f . ,Q . - ' ,. . g .4 4 -buf 6 n ri :V , . .'.I z' , I .II V. l, In 1 ' 1 T ' ----r ' V , - ' 5 1' 5 ' . - ' ' - 1 1 1 1 1 C - K ,im I j j :,Q,g:,, ' V r ' . L3 ' t . Y- L IJ' 2 , 'QI L . ,-1 4, ' . ' T ' 4 S, A' it , . . . . , I ' ' N. ' is-p

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Cllftord Scott Joel Seaman Deborah See Jackle Seller Suzanne Severn Ftatph Sharp Connle Jo Sharpe Eno Shephard Hank Sherrlll Kevln Shuter Gln Slkes Llsa Stndermann Sandy Slavens Gary Slusser Joe Small Sonja Smaltwood Kelth Smlth Pamela Smath Steve Smrth Glna Spada Sandy Sparger Imogene Spears Becky Splars Sharon Stahler ev' q-1 .as's X 'Z -'r Y vm me rm 5 Q- is-1? ,QQ 1 Q- vm V- 're tx! .f 124 student councrlfhuman relatronsfsophomores . - M X, e N , U A , v a ' 1 g it Q ' I ' ' . H I Q I FF N ' r .41 Q t 5 - zz ,ioaazfai . V fa . '- r ' V ' L . V ' 1. 'Q l A A , 3 I ' N ' fy is A TW? ' 1 m ' 7 f l f . .r .A Q- 1 - , -- ,- lr 4 . Y 'X - ' Q . 4' - .' -- - r , ff. - n -'JW r . A r '. ' 4-,Tl ' - ' - W ,wr Q- Q 1 , ' ' 1 'J , 4- L I - -. ' ' . 3, .4 y ,- I r Q '- Y 'V +1 i,11,f' at it V L -1 E , -L ' ' at ,, , A A ,I ,V l LT xr h ,,.1Z',l, Q YI, . L, C A h i : , - - , W - . ff -- ' 1' ' 1 rf. gsfmaei , ' .fin , . , , - . . .4 . r ilk w . ' -.- fe ar- Q , L x ll ' 07511. 3 , ' , ,J Y.-.N , vf-. gt! it , t . f . , .4 I . I Y., ,4 4 J t w S 'lit I - -- t - . A . ---:Q 'M l. lg .4 r I V 3 HN, ,A t , -,las X? 4 rm, lr rt! - ,. we , l X f 1343 f ' ,f A -r C tr E l 'r ef, l 1 A 'FI . A U Q15 Wrii e .W E A - 3 X 4 i' N f ' N M ' ' ' Q vt d ' 1 I ' ,r S , 2 . ,gr fl r - , r- .sw V . N as I htel, S. r ,,al,'Q ' hh , I 5215--,N V 'p,glv i f- r Q l i, f 'f 1 , ' V l ate- C ' or S at 2 ,fmt to f . I I , g . N- Z .. l l BLACK STUDENTS IN PROGRESS COMMITTEE Front row tlett to rlghtj Elalne Duckerson fDtGSl derllt B .J PhrlllDS CSBCVEYBWJ Cathy Roundtree tvuce presldentj DeShaunta Stewart ftreasurerd Second row Phyllls Roe tsergeant at armsh Bobby Hancock tA1ro Klngl Bose Lee tAtro Oueenl 2 HUMAN FtELATlONS COMMtTTEE Front row fleft to nghtj Mrs Shaw Rachel Vlllareal JoAnn Almanza CrldyGUEi1ardO Yvonne Rarnlrez Lots Sorrels Mr Cook Davao Edwards Second row Jackle Roe Charmalne Durst Evada Durst Aprll Patton Karen Davts Cathy Houndtrpe Larry Choyce Thlrd row Denlse Moya DeShaunta Stewart Mlchelle Van Brakle Reglna Crenshaw Yvonne Danlells Francts Allen Fourth row John Patty Montca Weeks Davld Meys Lisa Patterson Clndy Patterson Samantha Berry Barbara Green Lrsa Ftesenoez Karen Rocha Councll Presldent Mlke HIDOlOS3 dressed IU wlgs and the latest Iadles fashlons Mlke always knew exactly what he was dolng and what was QOIDQ on even though some ot the other members dldn t Vlce Presldent Leslle Marshall checked roll and kept watch over members actlons Correspondlng Secretarles Rene .Jennungs and Paula Moore communlcated wtth other hugh schools Recordlng Secretary Jlna Casey was responslble for taklng the mlnutes Trea surer Steve Trollnger compared flgures an hls ledger wlth Mrs Kruez s books Promoting more actlve student Involvement ln school actnvl tles and ellmlnatlng the omnipresent cllques was the goal ot the Human Relations commuttee 4 l