Westlake High School - El Paisano Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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134 Schoofkeepingw Hefpff ln comparison to housekeeping, schoolkeeping presents complexities that blow the mind. - dishes. What housewife washes plates, trays and utensils for 300 persons daily? - 40-100 rooms swept each day. Who cleans that often? - 36 wastebaskets. Homes average four. Are those emp- tied daily? - 21 acres of grounds. Workers have access to tractors and mowers. Homeowners push power mowers. Robert L. Williams, Mary Gonzales, Frank Nobles and Freddie Strong, directed by Mary Guerra, attend to the internal mainte- nance of the school. External maintenance and small repairs are overseen by Elmo Freitag, Russell Diggs and Lewis Bradley. Cafeteria statf workers, Laverne Hill, Vicki Villapando, Pau- line Johnson, Frances Dismukes, lda Tobias and Grace Kirkpa- trick work under the supervision of Opal Faull. - Ruth Page 1. Trash cans and tools are the trademarks of custodians. 2. Mary Guerra waxes the Iunchroom floor. 3. Waiting to see the lunch menu, students crowd the line. 4. Even the exterior needs constant care as T. J. Cunningham attests. 5. Black- boards must be cleaned daily, Mary Gonzales begins erasing notes from an English class.

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136 Sta ff Qvercomes Probfems, Wi'n5 Sfa fe Overcoming the difficulties of financial uncertainty and a small staff. writers on the Featherduster met the challenge and reaped eight state interscholastic League Press Conference medals to cap one of the most frustrating years in the papers history. Taking these awards were, Rod Snyder, first, illustrationg second, advertising: Recognrffon third, indepth-feature storyg Neaky Smith, first. editorial: Laura Castro. second, feature storyg Eddie Poole. first, feature photo: second, sports photog Cecil Johnson. first, column writing, Attempting to create rapport. the staff designed and silk-screened Featherduster logo on their staff shirts. Two staffers. seniors, Cecil John son and Vickie Patterson graduater at the end of second quarter schedule changes for businesf manager Neaky Smith and Jane Sparks left the Featherduster vvitl six staffers to finish the year, it S ,. 1 A it ty i 1 sti . rg , t it 1 it ' - 1- S 'W . .ac Q ,Q 'i - is .. 'NIA -' K Q S vi i' ,W k '. 5::g::::La,, 1'-111-'semi it f f S if' L s , we -t is f if S -S1 g: t,:,a,,,uff3.-15 fjfqs, QQ i-sr -S .,....,t.'ffLg-sf' if e R, S , ' , if . fm-HJ SS Sv-fS:,f:,f -2-ff? X, is S 5 fgSff-t.3, S:::::f:: 507' S pf S f Ml 3.53-.-ff 'f7fW'M' - !, !fl4fjf'S Cgfafj, :W A W Iv. i NW Soto Ne-lsrwri Q ' Nelson