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

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mi X, 5 V - .,. u gh.: ss. Students succeeded in disolving math monotony this year. Once, during one of Ms. JoAnn Rogers' absences, students set the classroom clock ahead 30 minutes and left for lunch, totally confusing the substitute teacher. Newly installed, the math bulletin board kept the students informed on the latest additions, It also contained news about the legendary Trig Club. Six quarters of math courses are required for graduation. Requirements could be met through combinations of fundamentals of math, algebra and geometry. Once those requirements were met, electives included algebra ll, trigonometry, analysis, computor ' math and calculus. - Kay Reed air: win! 1. Ms, JoAnn Rogers takes a break from class activities to joke with a student. 2. Mark Steward stares unbelievingly at a proof on the board. 3. Suzanne St, Clair works a homework assignment.

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GS ml an -Q, 4 Horses, chickens, ai inhabitants common back yards, but in Wes mary reasons for movin of privacy, families e that allow them to rais gardens that would impossible to have in a Lake Austin and ne make for skiing, boatin ing, while area count golf, tennis, and swirr md goats aren't to most urban lake Hills farm animals are a way of lilse. So -usual are they, that they comprise one of the pri- g here. Aside from the obvious advantages njoy large lots e animals and otherwise be city. rby Lake Travis , and sailboat- ry clubs offer ming facilities 51 that city dwellers would ordinarily - travel miles to. Disadvantages lurk inthe hills, however. On cold winter mornings the slightest bit of ice on the roadways brings most traffic to a halt, stranding parents and children alike until high- way officials can salt or clear the roads lce, distances to medical facilities, ' and shopping not-withstanding, resi- dents agree that advantages to living in the hills outweigh the disadvan- tages. 1. Perhaps one of the most dramatic advantages of living on the edge of a city is the view. 2. One of the hazards of living on the edge of a city is coping with .wildlife like this possum, who makes himself at home in a utility room.