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

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VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER f vicE PRESIDENT DRESIDENT y DECRETARY , V rnEAsurtEn I f I IMW for Class Leaders Senior class officers informed sen- iors not to yell at the pep rallies so the class could win the dead stick. The plan backtired, but the silence was so funny that the cheerleaders awarded the efforts with the Spirit stick. The seniors had four meetings dur- ing the year. One elected class offi- cers, another nominated candidates for Homecoming Queen, one organ- ized the quiet pep rally, and the last raised money to get the class finances out of the red. President Steve Browning and vice president Hayden Brooks led the class all year while secretary-treasurer Dickie Loveladdy worked the first two quarters before graduating early. Soto The main thought of the sopho- more class officers was: What can we do this year to help pay for the prom next year? This question was discussed often by president Kay Reed, vice president John Sneed, sec- retaryftreasurer Donald Burt and ser- geant-at-arms Tracy Miller. There are not many ways for the sophomores to make money, so when Fantasia came, the class opted to have two booths, a take-off on the game show Name That Tune, and a shot- gun wedding. Although the class raised a little more than 513100, it was less than the class had hoped for. xxx .- . N- l7l FACULTY Suzanne Tomas -by . Q i AI! , I- Robert Wallace Lynda Ware Q T I if - , K r , - L- ' ' f -f l ' I ' ' Doug Wernke Minton White 'Q Margaret Wilkinson Kathy Woerne

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