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

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148 A Spanish Club that can meet with Mexican government officials, Pan American Student Forum, a national organization, is the only club of its kind. Members from Westlake took advantage of the opportunity to participate in the communications and attended the state convention in San Antonio. Along with the meetings, students learned folk dances and new techniques of paper flower-making, information they hope will help them when they plan money- raising projects for the future. Capping the year, members gathered for the Fiesta De Noche with music and food inthe Spanish tradition. Officers included Julie McPhaul, president, Tab Gray, vice-president, and Elise Goeth, treasurer. VAC Students who have a specific learning vocational disability or handicap may enroll in the Vocational Adjustment Class if they are 16 years old or over. This class provides vocational job training and enables the students to enter the job market on or before graduation, and is an alternative method of earning a high school diploma. n it VAC: FROM LEFT: Carl Shomo, Chris Reed, Kenny Carre, David Oldenburg, Lisa Haak, Fion- ald Mayer, Gerald Miller, Harry West, Stanley Benham, Dan Molberg, Co-ordinator Doug Wernke. mt ff F Caldwell JUNIOR HISTORIANS: FROM LEFT: Taneia Lednicky, Adviser Keene Ferguson, Suzie Swenson, Adviser Jack Grimes, Christy Walker. 1. Becky Petterson, Paula Mueller, Joan Schuler, Tommy Wilkins and Beth Bernhard share El Dia de los Muertos celebration goodies, Soto

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I47 15 pu mms Wm i Guerra Kerry Harper Harris T, ,., S 1. Although Lou Ann Kunshick didn't have to cope with this particular problem, she talks to another student about personality conflicts between teachers and students. 2. Ms. Toody Byrd helps Angie Young decide which courses will serve her needs best. 3. Paperwork tripled for office and counseling staffs. Ms. Mary Ann Rymer prepares to schedule preferences. Russell Hill Steve Hines

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