Lanier High School - Viking Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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V-A-... Above. Lynda Syphers strums her guitar to entertain herself and listeners nearby after lunch in the parking lol. Lower right: Bobby Gordon and Karen Bar- rett share their lunch at Burger King. Many upperclassrnen left campus in search of vari- ety at lunchtime. . New-wwM,,W, in shape, Ford Dixon loosens up his Frisbee arm during his lunch period. Randy Mize use noon break 63