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

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Jobs Furnish Extra dollars for clothes, cars, states, and savings accounts, pro- fided enough reasons for students o find after school jobs. Other jobs ranged from working at supermarkets to fixing cars at service stations. Randy Cunniff, junior, said, 'Alf 'ou do get a job, the hours can be eally stiff, especially at grocery Ill Date Money stores, where you can work as late as midnight. I was lucky though, my boss is understanding, I can get off work when there is something going on at schoolf' The usual starting pay was 32.30 an hour. Even if some employees weren't able to start at minimum wage, they would receive raises to compensate for their efforts. - Ruth Page 1. Cleaning Windshields and pumping gaso- line into customers cars occupies Cavitt Wendlandt's weekends. 2. Tait Moring cleans tables at the County Line, and Picco- lo's. 3. Debbie Harris serves an order of french fries and Cokes at the Dairy Queen. 153 TWELFTH Steve Lewis Mike Long Dickie Loveladdy John Macklin Bill Malan Clark Manning ' Nt. Caldwell 10' , F D X A 1 1-' . ' ' l ' ' lx 'prix t x'1,11.A Vicki McCormick Mike McCullough Casey McGarr Julie McPhauI

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154 Zenith Show Pfeases Crowdfxgain Anything Goes, and every- thing did go well, in Hyline's annual spring show, Zenith. Problems and confusion seemed inevitable as Hyline prepared for Zenith. The day after the polyethyl- ene plastic was placed over the sky lights to prevent light leakage, high winds loosened the plastic, neces- sitating repairs. Costumes incomplete and danc- ers unsure ot intricate steps, spon- sor Ms. Barbara Loomis began to get nervous. Later as the show began to move more smoothly toward presentation, tension eased. Expenses for costumes, lights, flats, props and printing tickets and programs utilized in Zenith totaled approximately 35700. Zenith audiences, accustomed to Ms. Deborah Scott's past per- formances were not disappointed this year. Other performers included perpetual favorite Bobby Dabbs, The Westlake Jazz Band, and Kalisa Willman. 1. Hyline dances to '76 Trombonesf' 2. Ms. Barbara Loomis instructs dancers to Hatari. 3. Bobby Dabbs sings his own ren- dition of Both Sides Now. 4. An alert pho- tographer captures the light trails left by Kalisa WiIlman's batons.