Luling High School - Aquila Yearbook (Luling, TX)

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Observing the distant signs of na- ture, Julie Watts, senior, and Greg Weiner, senior, reunite with their summer surroundings in On Gold- en Pond. But We ' ll Remember Our Years On Golden Pond It was a very dramatic experience, in fact, the most dramatic experience of my life. As Norman Thayer Jr., Greg Weiner, senior, played the most dramatic scenes of his high school career in On Golden Pond, Luling ' s one act play. The theme of the play was really about people ' s relationships with each other and how different people deal with death in their own way, added Greg. She ' s dying and be- ing cheerful, while he ' s dying and being resent- ful. This all-encompassing theme set the stage for a winning presentation from the cast of On Gold- en Pond. The play ad- vanced from district to re- gionals and was ranked first alternate to state. Matt Townley, and Julie Watts, seniors, and Tammie Westbrook, freshman, try to be convincing about the woods not containing bears. Greg Weiner and Julie Watts, seniors, and Keri Hoke, fresh- man, discuss who is to go get Norman ' s chair so he and Billy can go on their fishing trip. ONE ACT PLAY 117

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Julie Watts, senior, and Tammi Westbrook, freshman, observe the loons on Golden Pond during their performance in the one act play. Looking for a summer job in the classified ads, Greg Weiner, sen- ior, studies the newspaper during his representation of Norman Thayer Jr. in the production of On Golden Pond. 116 ORGANIZATIONS

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Waltz Across Texas Heading out to the de- sert is just one of the great things about being in the science club, Caroline Conrads, science club sponsor said. Every year the Science club decides on what two trips to take. This year it was decided to take a Science Club members include: (bottom row) Tammy West- brook, Missy Callihan, Dee Dee Nesbitt, Jill Benbow, (middle row) James Eve, Christine Schmale, Denise Evans, Bodie Miller, (top row) Patrick Ward, Robin Westbrook, Pam Trout- man, and Manuel Rolan. small fall trip and post- pone the spring trip until summer. The summer trip voted on was a trip through the Chisos Moun- tains and Big Bend. The fall trip took the club to south of Gonzales to hunt mammoth fossils inbeded in an old river- Missy Callihan, junior, demon- strates the effects of liquor on animals at the exhibit as Jill Benbow, sophomore, looks on. Chris Shade, junior, demon- strates the power of a potato and a lemon. bed. We worked in shifts, Dee Dee Nesbitt, junior and secretary, said. If someone got tired, someone else would dig for awhile. Throughout the year, the club worked to raise money for the equipment and food they would need for the trip. You have no idea how much these kids eat! Ms. Conrads ex- claimed. Though the summer trip was long and hot, and we didn ' t get to take enough showers, Kristi Kneupper, junior said, fun was had by all. 118 ORGANIZATIONS