Lanier High School - Viking Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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Kathy Bailey Cathy Baker Sharon Baker Anne Barger Bryan Bargsley Calvin Bargsley Kevin Bartel Mary Baver Rusty Becker Bret Beckner Becky Bellows James Belvin Sandra Bermudez Sandra Betak Ken Bickers Dennis Bilbrey Sheila Black Tommy Blum Charles Boehl Jere Bond Denise Boobar Rose Borel Johnny Bounds Betty Bowdy ,Nr 66 lovefjuniors 'QS ' 3 t- ,S 1 X, 5 X , 3 N if V 1 L 1 f I l t -,..a.t,a:.: f or ': K ' X ll x fi- 4. ' lik 1 X if H Q W X 1 1 A20 x xl ,-il ,Ma 1 .8 V ., L f fi r fx' i , X4- 1' lt, l I l We ve Got Love on Qur Minds n school or out, sitting in class or walking the halls, we often had one thing on our minds - sex -the opposite one. The thoughts of somebody special, or sometimes of nearly everybody we passed by, filled us with excitement. Their eyes, their hair, the vvay they walked and talked, and that special something made us long for them. We could envision ourselves with them, playing at Northcross, walking to class together, watching TV together. Being in love, or thinking we were, could make us ecstatically happy or gloomily depressed. Sitting by a silent phone night after night, or going the long way to class, just to see them, and never even receiving a glance, could make life miserable But when things clicked just right, and our find found us, too,

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Kee 111 II QI the I-'a1 th I, 1 Cindy Cain and Laura Fuller from LBJ discuss the week's events. Cindy worked with kids from other schools in the Cameron Road Church of Christ bus ministry. 2 Karen Rocha receives communion from lay-deacon George Schuh at St. Louis Catholic Church. We attended services on a regular basis to show our love and devotion to God. 3 Judy Newbury helps lead folk mass at St. Louis. She applies the musical abilities she learned in Lanier's band to a vocal talent inthe church's guitar mass. Qod 65

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everything came up roses. Couples like Greg Johnson and Julie Vanek, or Patti Rennscheidt and Clayton Bean, discovered the joys of dating steadily, and liked it vvell enough to continue. People like Diana Wheeler and Gary Glaspy, or Dee Ann Smith and Robert Kramer, seemed to have dated for years. When relationships got underway, learning started. With experience, vve knew vvhat vve liked in a date, and we learned to perceive their preferences, and compromise. Lovers vvere seldom as perfect as they first seemed. As we found out more about them, we adapted to their needs, and felt more free to be honest about ourselves. 1 Kelly Timmons and Randy lvlutschink get in the mood at a Moods assembly slovv dance. 2 We spent hours together, doing vitually noth- ing. but enjoying each others company Gay Anderson and Ronnie Lerma watched a lot of TV together, enlrancing programs like My Three Sons reruns. 3 You could always spot partners who looked alike, dressed alike and clowned around together, like Hilary Yarrington and Val Wright. 4 Going steady meant doing nice things for each other on holidays and special days With her mothers help, Rhona Cross shops tor Charlie Chapman's birthday present. We discovered that vve could depend on someone else to share feelings vvith. When we felt bad about a government test, or had a tight with a friend, their shoulder was there to cry on. When we found out we were getting a raise, or better hours, they were almost as happy as we were. We counted on them being there, and they expected the same from us. We learned hovv to give time, effort and caring. We made sacrifices for them and realized it meant more to be good than selfish, Saving money for a real special birthday present, instead of blovving it on ourselves, added up to a special occasion full of love and appreciation, and a special relationship. love 67