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

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For a time it was an instant replay of the 4974 seasong Westlake won the first two games against Marble Falls and Bastrop, then lost the following three to Randolph, Caldwell and Cameron. The Chaps traveled to Rosebud-Lott and picked up their first dis- trict win. The offense could do no wrong as ihey drove the ball almost at will. Fullback John Chumney punched across the goal line three times for an overwhelming 34 point half-time lead. The defense performed Nell as they held the Cougars to six points End 175 yards rushing. Homecoming came yext with the Leander Lions. The Chaps cored in the first two quarters for a 14 oint lead. Leander scored late in the final eriod, and the game ended in a 14-14 tie. ' Next in the schedule, Elgin capitalized on Chap errors and forger a 28-O half-time ead. Fighting back, the varsity scored 34 oints, out Elgin remained in command for I5 ..,,,wf W.. M4 , 'ES 4 - 1. JN . M V Wm . -. . by . - .1,,,-A-.- . . .. : .w- ' M-tiff: 1 - .,,... I- Tzu nf . . , -. + .1 n upset victory Came ' 1. Paul Huntsberger C1 53 and John Chumney C435 execute the triple option against the Yoemen. 4. An elated Kyle Chapman C1 1 J raises his hands to sig- ' nal a touchdown and a Chap comeback. Poole X 3. The varsity runs through the tires during a ' hard practice on a hot afternoon. Crownover E. Terry Sites dances during the Ran- olph game. , caiaweii I 1 95. xi F ., I IH ' r .vw . i- - , . l r . 4' . jf L -

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I4 Last-Minu BACK ROW: Doug Gray, John Piccian- dra, Tommy Jackson, Mark Wetzel, Cavitt Wendlandt, Kyle Cole, Fred Becker, Don- nie Haynes. THIRD ROW: Todd Carr, Al Hughes, Tab Gray, James Wendlandt, David Crowther, Ricky Nelson, Mike Long. SECOND ROW: Kyle Chapman, Steve Ellis, Russell Hill, John Chumney, Matt Pesl, Ronald White, Steve Cooper. FRONT ROW: Tommy Wood, Rick Hodges, Paul Huntsberger, Dickie Love- laddy, Mark Jones, Jerry Burkett, Terrell Hemphill. 1. Trainer Randy Nelson tapes Tab Grays C553 ankle during a sus- penseful moment as Teal Carroll and Teri Wagner cheer the team. 2. The varsity clowns around dur- ing the Rosebud-Lott pep rally. SCORES Westlake 6 Marble Falls O Westlake 10 - Bastrop 6 Westlake 19 Randolph 32 Westlake 14 Caldwell 37 Westlake 3 Cameron 28 Westlake 34 Rosebud-Lott 6 Westlake 14 Leander 14 Westlake 34 Elgin 42 Westlake 28 Hearne 27 Westlake 21 Manor 20 re Wr'ns Mark Year Soto 'Numb Q! fe ga 2 5 ky?

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I6 Sot0 Vlhth only two games remaining and the possibility of a losing sea- son at hand, the Chaps faced the Hearne Eagles. The Eagles held the lead until late in the fourth quarter when Chumney bulled his way across the goal line to bring the score to 26-27. Quarterback Paul Huntsberger scored on the two point conversion to give the Chaps a 28-27 last-minute fictory. Manor and the Chaps also bat- tled the entire game, but the Chaps again scored a last-minute touch- down to assure them the victory. Chumney became Westlake's first 1,000 yard rusher as he gained 1 ,100 yards. -Steve Ellis Caldwell 1. John Picciandra 1871 displays his anguish after missing a sideline pass out of bounds. 2. Sonia Guerra leads the varsity onto the field against the Cameron Yoemen. 3. Donnie Haynes 1331 concentrates on the action while Mark Wetzel 1801 applauds. 4. Head Coach Robert Wallace explains strat- egy to James Wendlandt 1543 during a close ballgame. 5. Dickie Loveladdy 1223, downed by a muscle cramp, gets assistance from his teammates.