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

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1. Cavitt Wendlandt, tallest on the J.V., jumps high into the air and slaps the ball away from his defender, 2. Later in the game Wendlandt crashed to thefloor while trying to rebound the ball. Wend- landt was later moved from the J.V, up to the varsity. Poole 71 s x Alan Hornaday Tommy Hudson I I 9 iv 1 1. I i f 3 Don Jacobs Kevin Jacobson Jan James Linda Jettnes Debbie Jobes Stephanie .Jones E- , Il ' it I f.-A, 'f lx we 1 I-Ml I J i -. - . ,V 4 , l I fx Y tl Daneen Kearns Mary Jane Keeter .,,l ' 'fx I Lori Kelley Karen Kingston , f N Marshall Kuykendall Chris Lacey

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I 70 Carr Paces Team: JV Nets District Tie - T Xt V 1 Soto .4 ,U , ul K gf BACK ROW: Russ Robinson, Eric Geisler, Bill Ramage, Todd Carr, Mike Crownover, Cavitt Wendlandt, Jesse Chaney, Bill Mattison, Kyle Chapman, David Foster, Paul Huntsberger. FRONT ROW: Randy Perkins, Mark Etier, Caldwell 1. Jesse Chaney listens to last instructions and gets mentally prepared for the game, 2. Trying desperately to get down the court, Mark Etier crawls his way back in the game, while Todd Carr and Jesse Chaney hustle down the court to get to the play. Led by high scorer Todd Carr and assisted by Russ Robinson and Jessie Chaney, the Chaps won two tourna- ments and only lost two pre-district games, ending the season 21 -4. After defeating Rosebud-Lott, Manor and Cameron, the Chaps became over-confident, and lost to a fired up Hearne team, 36-39. The Chaps got back on track, winning nine straight games and scoring 72 points against Manor. But thunder struck twice as the Chaps played Elgin with sole possession of the district crown at stake. The Chaps had everything to lose while Elgin had everything to gain. The pressure proved too great. The Chaps lost the game, tying for first in the district with Elgin, with a 12-2 record.

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72 as 2 '22rN's7Qfw.1F,e:3sE:5,-15335533 1557 f . at Soto Caldwell Ending the season with the best record of all the Westlake basketball teams, the freshman team has much to look forward to in the years to come. Led by forwards Keith Brown and Tom Douglass, pointman Danny Duff, high and low postmen Bill Wendlandt and Blair Hib- bert, the Chaps ended the season with a 23-2 record. ln pre-district games, the Chaps beat all but one team they faced, including AAA teams Bound Bock, Lockhart, Del Valle Frosfv Wi'n District, 23 -21 cn 9. o Keith Brown attempt to block a pass. STANDING: Larry Richardson, Blair Hibbert, Keith Brown, Tommy Hudson, Graham Moore, Bill Wendlandt, John Wilkinson, Tom Douglass, Danny Duff, Jim Robison, FRONT ROW: David Tidwell, Craig Bynes. Caldwell FN T' '4 iff i' 1 we at sy . it . fr ' 'T sqsfrw , ' I at i .Q ' ' t . fi .W .. V zj - v :' -' I V . T Y f 7'Lg,,f ,ffii L I. 1 'JZ V4 1. Blair Hibbert raises spirit before a crucial game, 2. Nancy McAfee listens to records and talks to some friends during halftime. 3. Tom Douglass and Caldwell Westlake Opporieht A 63 Rosebud-Lott g S23 ' 76 Manor Q1 ,,xii E 502 cameron . 67 HS-awe 70 61 iies 49 A 64 A 51 46 as 246 73 59 67 48 so ,,,,45 78 2 D56 and Gonzales, and AAAA teams Austin High, San Mar- cos and Seguin, The Chaps' only non-conference loss was to Taylor, 52-45. District games rolling their way, the Chaps won 14 straight games in a ho-hum fashion, beating opponents by as much as 40 points. The closest game was a mere 13 points difference.