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

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Nelson Variety Spices Business Classes Students taking personal typing, found that it differed from a regular typing course and as a result, numbers and symbols wer- en'ttaught. Business law enabled students to handle business affairs and covered areas of civil lavv. The class heard a variety of guest speakers, such as Judge Tom Blackwell, a representative from the Better Business Bureau, a banker and a lawyer. Students wishing to major in Business Administration in college or to run their own business found this course ideal. Bookkeeping taught students to keep double entry books, financial records, to learn accounting terminology and to master the fundamental basic steps of accounting. - Denise Dyer

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84 1. Double entry books take concentration and effort to keep straight. 2. Sonny Benefield explains the fundamentals of personal typing to Mary Frank and Gretchen German. 3. Bookkeeping demands space, as evidenced by Ms. Pat Terry's cluttered desk. 4. Allen Rutter and Chris Schmandt question Ms. Terry about their typing assignment. UOSISN ,- -Wil-, its 1- ' ,, 1? as 'iff' :api ., ,J .1-1 3 I :tiff ,':. . 3:5 I LHTIH 8 ,,l,f. K .Ev s I , it , ,S inf N . , 'J' if fl, hm,,4-e LL, NEISOY1 2 'M r ., l ff Qi? lit

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lit ii. 86 1. Cheryl Becker and Martin Clearman choke down the food at Chicago's YMCA cafeteria. 2. Chaperones Olen Cothron and Ms. Bertha Guerra walk up the steps to the Museum of Science and lndustry. 3. Eager to board the busses, Fiick Guerra and Tommy Wood gather their belongings. 4. Tired after a hectic day, Martin Clearman takes a nap on the Chicago-bound train. 5. Monty Montgomery, Tommy Till and George Samon relax in the Conrad Hilton Hotel lobby while waiting to go to breakfast. Allen :Sify According to the song, Chicago is that won- derful town, as well as the windy city. Band members understood both nicknames in Decem- ber when they toured the city between their con- cert performances. Westlake, along with three other bands, was chosen to perform at the Midwest Band Clinic. Members were superstitious of their trip, think- ing that tate might indeed control their arrival. After one train car unhitched, then recoupled, after the train hit a stalled car on a crossing and after one charter bus rammed into a taxi, band members found the hotel safely. Students wandered around the sophisticated city of Chicago in their cowboy boots and hats singing Christmas carols and shielding them- selves from the biting wind. - Karen Beck Band Members Play