Lanier High School - Viking Yearbook (Austin, TX)

Page 10 text:

1 Scott and Martin Powers, accompanied by their father, compete in the AFS Talent Show. With encouragement from their grandfather two years ago, the Powers became a musical trio. 2 A relationship too rich to forget - that one teacher we grew to love like a mother or big brother. We learned teachers were as human as we are. Cindy Davis and track coach Sylvia Dan- iels discuss the starting mark before the long jump at the Austin Invitational Meet. 3 Sundays were family days and the Nehring clan, Scott, Sandy, Michael, Shari, Nancy, and Odie watched the Zilker Park Kite Flying Con- E , ,, ,, , , All test. r 3 1 i I TWU i' l .VY V 1,..g fly:-'J J' D 5' . l V 5- 3 W X Y -T Alai' wf 'lk I 957 M lit X sy' My o '-i F i I A A Hi , 4 if l rl -354 A . fi' l lf' l iz' '. 5 'Y i 'Wf , .nf 1 ., 'fu .. . A 1 K l -' rf 2 .4 .av ' We expressed our love for each other with gills on special occasions. Diana Vera and LgeAnn Bullock deliver VaIentine's Day carna- ions during first period. E1 Keeli Sullivan and Larry Guppy Express their 0 ve for each other both visually and verbally. 1 i 6 relationships

Page 9 text:

,xo 'V V V V V v ' I P' 5 5 I, .- .Anal NX .1 W fQ f 5ff-6 5351! -- O-' ' - ,f , f 1 1 i , . 4

Page 11 text:

i in ew Ways inding and being ourselves opened the way to growing relationships with others. We could venture out artd gamble a little more with our emotions. We reevaluated old rela- tionships with parents, God, friends and lovers. We learned new ones. As we got that driver's license, combed North Austin looking for our first job, and approached eighteen, the ties that gently yet firmly held us to our parents weakened, and were replaced with mature understanding and respect. Independence was our cry as we borrowed the car and rushed off to meet friends at Mr. Gatti's or Northcross. The close triends we had seemed like they would always be there. Going through the same Tl ly ,S'eE1lEi'yfi ' s it , Yiiiilir-fit. TQ-1 ' 45 I -A -N A L.. mat mg, 'SSWJJW 1. Qi'-Q59 school, love, parent and work problems, our friends lent us money, advice and shoulders to cry on. And together we forgot our troubles and had fun cruising Burnet Road, skating, playing pinball, drinking, and eating greasy pizza, hamburgers and popcorn. We tell in love, and it was always the big event. It dominated thoughts, feelings and school, lunch and evening activities. When the Moods played at Dessau, when we saw A Star ls Born, at Homecoming and Prom, we shared the most beautiful times together. When it was over, we both learned the pain of separation and took with us wisdom for future encounters. if Ph relationships 7