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

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I77 Ex fx 'xx' ' -A A T l lr 'F ..,f N31 it A lff' I l A Me rch to Diplomas Sa ffsffes Seniors Graduating seniors readily marched to the plat- form to receive their diplomas. The long anticipated day finally arrived. Yet, once graduation exercises ended, seniors began to realize that no longer were they to be united in the commons area, halls and skipping from senlorities. Responsibilities now cause maturity that will never again allow irresponsible actions to be accepted with the conventional excuse, Hthose high school students. Most seniors came to the conclusion that what they'd taken for granted they'd miss the most. 1. From above seniors look alike, 2. Surrounded by happy parents and friends, graduates accept congratulations and good wishes. 3. Mark Wetzel tries on his gown as other seniors look tor theirs. 4. Kerry Harper, Don Harris, Teri Hatch and Andy l-libbert await their diplomas.

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