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

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90 Debate clubbers decided to emphasize fun rather than winning, as conflicts popped up throughout the year. Members, busy with out- side activities, complicated by sponsor Ms. Shirley Stages, split middle schoolfhigh school schedule made a regular meeting almost impossible. Undaunted, however, three teams advanced to regional. Retail marketing and merchandising educa- tion formed the core of Distributive Education. Students' class efforts paid otf as Joy Butler, Linda Daugherty and Eric Geiusler won in competition. t Soto m exe, T' 'Mt 3 ig 1' I :l tr ' 2 12 1 1. Charlie Allen and Larry Parsons practice tor regional. 2. Shawn O'Connor prepares tor Halloween. 3. Steve Lewis, Lou Ann Kunshick and Ronnie Milton hang curtains between spookhouse walkways. 4. Joy Butler waits on Danae Durio at Westlake Phar- macy. L Heim it L Helm ...-.,.c wi

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1-i 89 Pressures of Many Types ELEVENTH Pressure began on Tuesday for Hyline dancers during football season when sponsor Ms. Barbara Loomis and the offi- cers required tryouts for a position on Friday night's high kick line. The girls did not like to spend Friday evenings in the stands, rather than performing on the field, if they did not make the line. Before the actual performance, the Iancers were nervous and ex- ited. They felt pressure to make very performance a better one. he reactions of Ms. Loomis: l'm lisappointed with the dancers then they make mistakes, but l'm pt angry. Making a noticeable mis- ike is punishment enough. I feel ressured by the audience and iyself, also, for the girls to perform Tell. I love to turn an audience on ru 5 9 m O E34 ff L Caldwell ' , 'Q'- ..- .ulifm Nvi- Xl. O DL ct 2 m and have them be receptive to our hard work. Even those whose schedule included no extracurricular activities wilted under the pres- sure ol routine school life. The pressure of study for a test, finishing a term paper, and completing homework always seemed to make students put aside activities they would rather be doing. - Denise Dyer Robert Depwe Barbara Dietz Tommy Dye Allen Dyer ff' yl G I I Denise Dyer Mechille Elliott Steve Ellis Mark Efier Ken Fannin David Foster Jay Frasch Steve Geiger Mark Qeissen L Goefh

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DECA Debate W1'n Honors ,V Q is Soic 1. DEBATE CLUB: Andy Peschka, Allan Rutter, Richard Bower, Michael Lacey, Hayden Brooks, Larry Parsons, Char- lie Allen, Stanley Widener. 2. DECA: Chris Harvey, Shawn O'Connor, Bill Clary, Darryll Clawson, Russell Hill, Ronnie Mil- ton, DeAnna Van Cleave, Eric Geisler, Steve Lewis, Linda Daughtery, Don Linley, Teri Hatch, Lou Ann Kunshick, Brad Bowman, Joy Butler, Brian McMillan, Randy Cunnifl, Marjorie Taylor, Jon Ziegner, Craig Hoes. 3. Ms, Shirley Stages listens to a student try out for a part in a play, 91 Georgia Geyer Perry Giultre Barbara Graham Leslie Graham Stephen Grosenheider Rick Guerra it Lauren Hamilton Ken Haenel if A John Hams Tanya Harrell Wendy Heltinglon Joy High Lacy l-lull Mimi Hiraizumi