Lanier High School - Viking Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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For New Experience Our sense of self developed and we secured our identity. We could now venture out to new things, new areas and experience. Personalities broadened, and we knew more of what we liked and disliked. We found there was too much out there to pass up or let go by us. Our relationships grew as we grew. We chose our friends and lovers with greater care, sensing our needs in companions. But we also sensed their needs and accepted the responsibilities attached to the growing and maturing relationships. We now viewed parents differently. No longer the unyield- ing disciplinarians, they were the always present friend and advisor, ready to support or compro- mise, We got a taste of the responsibilities that waited for us in adulthood. We were becoming the aware citizen, the voter to be. Lite wasn't Utopia and we prepared ourselves to take what was going to be handed to us when the world was ours. Ecology suddenly was a matter to be dealt with instead of ignored. Political discussions arose more often and we really knew what we were talk- ing about. We Iearned from everything. Our relation- ships, classes, activities, they were all geared to give us experience. The learning experience. .. ' gm--' ,W - 4 ,.,, - I 4 5 , ' 3 ' fyf i, l f' L N 1 If .,,l1AUj,' ' Q '.-.1 :, X , QQSETDLQ xl . gist! ' ' xxx ,135-':PiHx.io.. X' t X ' ,Ps - f Q - ., f T XY . 5 If , 5 Wi' E -I,' t kia J , - I . Q :V .X 1 san i. , I W A f ffifi: N' . .' if-'g1,', I K2 ,142 'If 3554 ri-ax ' '. K I 1 ' y e il 'EJ f ' riff J T.. A fi , A ., . . i . , x NX ' ' V . '-if K , ' 51 4 I ,I-v4:I'i'5 ' ' ' .l closing 229

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228 closing I t ln a typical lifelike classroom project, Mr. Por- ter's Advanced Social Studies Problems stu- dents experience a murder trial. Brian Day swears in a witness in Judge Farrow's court. 2 Making enchlladas in the kitchen of her moth- er's restaurant, Sylvia Ramirez prepared for a career in restaurant management. Our family backgrounds helped determine our future. 3 For most couples, marriage was a long way oil. But we were learning to share joys and responsibilities, preparing for longer term com- mitments. Eric Barnett and Lisa Ray study an elaborate wedding cake at Handy Andy. 4 Working with kindergarten children in FTA, Karen Carpenter discovered TGBCVIJIQ was an exciting learning experience. As a sophomore, she was already thinking about her career opportunities. 5 When NHS members visited Villa Siesta Rest Home, they may not have realized they had a glimpse at their distant future. Chris Fairman had a chance to see things that change, like health and strength, and things that stay the same, like humor. 6 Glynda Mercier looks through a newspaper tor articles to clip for Mr. l-lilsabecks student refer- ence notebook. Our awareness ol events grew as we developed habits like reading newspa- pers. f f Reachin S v 2 it i A ii f ' i 4. fy i 'v H 'g6g.'g ' v JL. fd? k , X rf n f ff .Y ' ff: X 'Y , - 54.1-w1'Q,.-., ' 1, -R I , V . .X i l W ,X f xx, 4 If K. . .vs QQ. ,gt was , Q . 'Q , ' H IM' :mu sh S , j . , tg Q , .3 fm-t' 'ew ' ' gig M' : ,h A ' r .. if .i f ' ' ' SFS, t- if I X E. . x 5 i

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2 ug M N Auf graphs Afmxwflw Nyhvtitxww N We captured your year in pictures and words, The feelings, happenings and needs of high school. Now, you can remember alittle more. Courtesy ot the '77 Viking, here's a time capsule. New at Lanier: Fresh paint job Drinks with sugar Restored fountain Mr. Wiley Viking Vicinity banner Fruit juice vending machines Afternoon pep rallies Last ot the freshman cheerleaders TASC State convention Least vandalized school in AISD Fads: Double pierced ears Bubble Yeum chewing gum Flowers in hair L.E,D. watches natural drying haircuts Winged haircuts Disco dancing Back to nature Farrah Fawcett t-shirts and posters OQQJQSS. Ngtttttfh imwmmia. T ,w,oJJ,i 'Y i Sayings: What's happenin? Check it out Far out For the real What's goin' down? Catch my drift? Blow it otf Songs: Evergreen Southern Nights I'm Your Boogie Man l Wish Sir Duke Weekend In New England Luckenbach, Texas Year ot the Cat Rocky's Theme I've Got Love on My Mind lf You Leave Me Now Lucille This One's For You Lido Don't Give Up On Us, Baby IAEW 'B Singers and Groups: Barry Manilow Stevie Wonder Glen Campbell Fleetwood Mac Eagles Peter Frampton Neil Diamond Barbra Streisand Kris Kristoflerson K.C. and the Sunshine Band Lyn Anderson Tammy Wynette and George Jones Tayna Tucker The BeeGees T.V. Shows: CharIie's Angels Rich Man Poor Man All 's Fair Alice Roots Gone With the Wind Godfather l