Lanier High School - Viking Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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S . 7 I Il ! FIRST ROW: jon Purdy, Steve VonRoeder, Ernest Bradley, Kyn Sledge SECOND ROW: LeeRoy Presley, Carl Helge, Steve Hilder brand, Mr. vonRosenburg, Mr. Jung. Not Pictured: Jay Fidler, joe Davis. l ART Wx if an , X Lmm:R,e f AUS IN iff? 1 ' 1 . V sf I Sig I. + 3 S ' 'Q 5 ' ali , . ' a L 'ga ,K M Z. XM, ,,, .nQ3ti...L..f tiltsft H - , L :EK WWA 'ff ' n 1 , V. .ye 1 J, 1 , itif, rf! is gr x , Sf ' Y 1' .1 ,Gif f Q , Q , A 4,65 f ig 5, :,, sttst ffgtgf-f 2 R t t t S me rt.2, V Steve Hilderbrand, Sergeant at Arms, operates the circular saw. President, Steve V0DR0ffdef, C3115 the meeting YO Ofdef' lI0

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THE WIZARD QF OZ ASK ANY GIRL WHY THE CHIMES RANG Tommy 1-larger, as Cowardly Lion, Con, Bernice Jones explains life in New The fhoif l0if15 the Gfllden Mlfh vii-,ces John Taylor, Mary Lou Ware, Yiork to Slqafyl James and her parents Players to present a Christmas program Marilyn Moore and Cherie Dooley that R1CkY Gflbble and MQUIYU Moore. he wishes to go to the Emerald City with them. 'A 2 if The cast of the Interscholastic League District One-act Play winner, Moor1calf Medford, study script on Western Day Left to right Tommy I-larger, Mrs. Tupper, Bernice jones, Collette Mundell, Carolyn Turner, Marilyn Moore, Jim Eikner, and Rusty Wheeler The choir and Golden Myth Players again combine talents to present a cutting from OKLAHOMA. CASTS OF THE PRODUCTIONS NOT PICTURED Mary Ann's Mortgage Narrator-Haila Francis Mary Ann-Collette Mundell Michael Manly-Tommy Harger Mzdar Moneybagr-Rusty Wheeler Miss Spring skit Author-Collette Mundell Dandy Dun Refrlael-Rusty Wheeler Penelope-Sharyl james ' Flower girl:--Marilyn Moore and Bern jzzliur Fromemeyerr-jirn Eikner Jeanine-Carolyn Turner Grace-Collette Mundell This Is Hollywood Barham Slirkpirz-Linda Sikes Mfzrlorz Branded-Rusty Wheeler Dirk Van Diller-Ajim Eikner Talula Clubfool-Marilyn Moore Daclorr-Happy Sites and Lloyd Penn ice jones

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Industrial Arts Club The general purpose of the industrial arts club is to widen and deepen the interests and knowledge of students in this technological age, to motivate regular school work, and to promote industrial arts in the public schools of Texas. The T.I.A.S.A. is an avenue by which good leader- ship training is provided as students take part in meetings, speak before groups, work cooperatively with others, compete as individuals, and depend upon their own abilities. H! 05329 Wet' ybxkxiqiilbig X Sweetheart, Linda Yount, holds the chapter flag. Vice-President, LeeRoy Presley, Steve Hilderbrand, and Steve VonRoeder work industriously.