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

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36 Nelson The 1975-76 school year was definitely better than the previous one for the working student, according to John Santos. Industrial Cooperative Training CICTJ was not affected by unemployment, and no one was laid off due to economic factors, ICT teacher Santos said. As no previous training is required to join the work programs, students took advan- tage of the course to enter such fields as dental assistance, auto mechanics, jewelry repair, veterinarian assistance and plum- bing. 3 1 1. On the job at Goodyear, Don Offerman tunes a car. His other duties included lube jobs and mechanic work. 2. ICT sponsor John Santos helps display a club banner. Plumbing, lvlechanfcs Jobs Available to ICT Students Caldwe ICT MEMBERS: John Macklin, Wes Courtney, Bill Walter, Ronnie Klein, Don Offer- man. SEATED: Vickie Patterson, Pat O'Connor, Diana Foster, LeAnn Davidson.

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35 1. Drum major Monty Montgomery directs the pep band during the spirit bonfire. 2. Laura French, Karen Bower, Kalisa Willman and Lee Boyd Montgomery concen- trate on the cheerleaders' skit. 3. Lee Boyd Montgomery's alma mater, the Texas Tech Band, performs in the stadium. 4. Charlie Allen gets a little shut-eye during pep rally festivities. 5. The Westlake Band performs their contest show during hall time ofthe Elgin game, 6. Members of the marching band stand at attention. Soto Poole -in! WI' -may 1,,,,,,4.-M are-4 T -- - A T , A T1 f '. r'r'- Y , N . -- , L, A,,q 5 ., . , , , k th, ,M , + ' .mi M, , M, ,ff ,UM Hts.: ff W 1 qw. ,,,,, ., .-., 'fq nw ' z'Ff'ki'v

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X Tapping Tells Members to Society Caldwell Of Election ' In 1975, National Honor Society purchased a porta- ble address system as a school service project. ln 1976, NHS worked to rebuild its depleted treasury. As a fund-raising project, members operated the bookstore, stocking workbooks and paperbacks, Free tutoring provided resources for students needing help in the studies, too. In the library, NHS set up a college corner containing catalogues and brochures from most major colleges. To become a member ot NHS, faculty members recommended students they knew, then voted on the student's suitability, Teachers cast their votes keeping these qualities in mind: leadership, character and service, while the students grades determined scholar- ship. Notification ot election to the society was done through a surprise tapping, Formerly students learned ot their achievement at an all-school assembly, but members chose the new procedure to keep local methods updated. -Mike Crownover 37 i l From Top, NHS: Mark Wetzel, Mike Shoemaker, Ronald White, Meri- beth Walker, Steve Krotz, Helen Wilson, Janet Rogers, Kathy Nesbitt, Clitt Bowman, LeaAnn Bloomquist, Nancy Woolridge, David Crowther, Ricky Nelson, Stanley Widener, Christy Walker, Pam Knight, Mary Kay Pavlica, Julie Jackson, Benetta Rusk, Celia Schnelle, Melody Meadows, Sue Romine, Lisa Protsman, Karen Rymer, Laura Castro, Tab Gray, Pat Lee, Elise Goeth, Kyla Kanz, Karen Beck, Teal Carroll, Steve Browning, Pat Bomar, Beth Bern- hard, John Burnette, Hayden Brooks, Charles Allen, Ms. Rogers. 1. Gigi Barnhart, Kyla Kanz, Christy Walker, Karen Rymer, David Strolle, Elise Goeth, Hayden Brooks, Chris Schmandt, Angela Bentz, and Clitt Bowman listen to plans for the spring honor society tap- ping 2. Pat Lee proposes a fund-raising idea to the rest of the group. 3. Filling in for last year's sponsor, Ms. Sarah Vlhdener, Ms. JoAnn Rogers guided the clubs' activities.