Lanier High School - Viking Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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John Ransom Bob Ray Tonya Reeves Jeff Reich Susan Renna Joey Resendez Cecilia Reyna Jeri Rhames Larry Richard James Riley Cheryl Roberts James Robinson Valerie Rocha Debbie Rodgers Donna Roulette Jimmy Routon Karen Rowton Linda Sageser Richard Sanders Sandy Sanders Obra Sauls Frank Schiller Candy Scott Jeff Seibert Cheryl Selby Linda Sernigan Ricky Serpico Kim Shaffer Kent Sharpe Danny Shedd Christy Sheets Kristie Sherrill 96 sophomores .JM 'M Q' . Q , , 5 W ..,..,..,,.,,..,A vw i .rl M If i G if il. 'A' .J W4 U 13 . ' it A x ,, f my-,f ,t.. trst I K 'af A4 ik 1 -V 'tffwv tfifvsf' f 541 1 Q '! ! ' . . 1 V, v 100.1 1, . if X .' . if 'C . gy... 1 , 4, .B ii-q,.jig:a,,a , K ' , AZ' 7 4 J 2a12iZrH'4' - J t ll! 0 0 gh as H. -4,1 Qfcii, Rv' f I fl wif' 'X 4. - fig, ' f K ., Ak ' P if 9 ,wee r my 'fsgfw l,,3fi.Q5' ff fl 1 7. t-lwfzipzz.. - I Top: Werner Smith tosses a football to a frient during a lunch hour in the parking lot. Appear fist' 'E -may if vi 7? W 'I . . . ' 'Q' -. xx., 1 J kt' 'I EW, 'vi' T ly JM , ls ryyf f au.. csv' 5 J , ,, a Q s ,El l ttr A- ' V vfk, 3 Y 1 E f y r Z gy A- gt 1-M J 'J ,A M if K ' ,I an 'bl get O FF 1 V ,X 1' .aL , ances of footballs and frisbees grew in popular ,V ity in the frisky spring months. Above: Wesley Burnett watches Bobby Hancocl and a friend aim high for the net in a short friendly game of basketball.

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Y. lf L With a look of concentration, Debbie McCollum Buster Segura performs a graceful backwards practices a routine with her Modern Dance edge at Playland Skating Rink. Buster spent CIBSS. hours and hours of practice preparing for nationals. aybe they started out trying to lose excess pounds, trim down the figure, firm up thethighs, or just to achieve a feeling of masculinity. But exercise offered more. It relaxed the body and refreshed the mind. Kim Cruickshank and Boni Kelso cycled down the Pease Park Hike and Bike Trail, toning up leg muscles. Mark Klaus unicycled himself into maintaining a sense of balance on his one wheeler. Like many other girls, Sandi Tripp, Lois Betcher, Laura Sargologos, and Patti Brownlee leaped and vaulted their way into the ever popular female sport of gymnastics. Watching the Olympics and other people doing cartwheels turned Julie Vanek on to gymnastics. 'tl wouldn't encourage anyone to join gymnastics unless they're coordinated. lt's knowing you're good at it that makes the sport enjoyable, l-lundreds of Lanier students rolled on wheels at Playland and Skating Bink after a night at Dessau or just to enjoy the company of friends. Taking the initiative ot his God-given talent, Buster Segura wheeled his way into ranking among the top ten of competitive roller skaters in the nation. ln competitive roller skating, you learn to control your nerves. You get the experience of competing with others who have the same goal in mind as you do. Karate, Judo, and Kung Fu teach the competitor more than the art of self defense. Through instructions from the Texas Tae Kwon Do and other related Oriental art institutes, Bocky l-lardie, Jerome Scott and Mike Schotz mastered the necessary skills or serious concentration and alertness. Whether they paced through Northwest Park, trotted around the school track, or cantered along self made neighborhood trails, Mike Cowie, Ruby Segura, Don Davis and Theresa Gage jogged regularly to keep their body in shape. Exercising religiously, Mark Billingsley jogged to keep fit. t'l consider jogging physical therapy, your body's like one of the Lord's sacred temples. He expects you to keep it up and keep it in shape. With the right attitude, interested people enjoy exercising. Like life, you get out ot exercise what you put into it. exercise 97