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

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Imz 118 FIRST TIME Tm an Incornglhle mmannmst. -xenmr class sponsor Sandy Kern 124 FAST TIMES I think weekends are a time for relaxation; to catch up on your thoughts. I never do homework on weekends unleSs its the last 30 minutes of Sunday night. w'Junmr Tonya Gladsnn 144 DOING TIME Iris terrible! I've been grounded for two and a half months now and it's still running -junior Julie Roach 134 TIME AFTER TIME The hat dance was like a closing ritual for the rallies and showed the crowd that the football team was united Qsenior Scan Berken as it is there. While junior Staci Biggar sets her alarm for 5:15 a.m. to be at school for Hyline practice at 7:15, senior Mark Ritter tells his mom not to wake him up a minute before 8:30 am. so he can slide in under the 8:45 tardy bell. Outsiders stereotype ulife in the hillsii as one big party. And they,re right. But the party here is very much the same It,s meeting friends before school, gossiping about Frie day night and screaming across the Commons after second period confirming that the gossip is true. Then at lunch, it,s sophomores pretending to be juniors, and seniors, quite frankly, just being seniors. After school hours, to each their own-wpractices, jobs, shopping at Neimanis in Dallas. . . Thafs life at Westlake. 11KING PUFF While mom, Carol Piperi, watches surprise ingly, senior class sponsor Sandy Kern crowns senior Adrian Piperi powder puff king. ROLL UP THE RED CARPET After the homecoming ceremonies, seniors Duane Schenk and Alex Harkins roll the red carpet off the field while the Hyline and band prepare to exit the field. 114 Divider

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azrh. - ths Who 19?? HONOR STUDENTS Eva Lou Apel Maurine Atwooth Dr. Ron Campbell Ann Hale Christine Jonese'0k Jackie Lewis Vivian Marshall Karen McGill Pat Mokry Carolyn Pate Jane Patterson Marianne Reese Cindy Russell Becky Shelton OUTSTANDING AWARDS Kappie Bliss, Harvest Queen Ron Dodson, Class Favorite, Most Handsome Vicki Hallman, Most 81 Best Athletic Ivan Jameson, Most Outstanding Student Christine Jones, Football Sweetheart Don Linley, Outstanding Band Student Vivian Marshall, Most Congenial Eric Schultz, Friendliest Nancy Snyder Cathy Steinle Sarah WideneH0k Dr. Kathryn Woet'nertlg thaledictorian at tkSaluditorian ATHLETES Kappie Bliss Dr. Ron Campbell Ron Dodson Vicki Hallman Christine Jones Dan Kasper Jackie Lewis Don Linley Karen McGill Pat Mokry Jane Patterson Pat Patterson Gerry Read Marianne Reese Paul Simon Cathy Steinle Sara Widener Dr. Kathryn Woemer PUBLICATIONS Maurine Atwood John Cutsingerek Becky Shelton, Outstanding Band Member Nancy Snyder, Most Representative Sophomore Girl Ann Hale Ivan Jameson;k Jackie Lewis Vivian Marshall Karen McGilltk Carolyn Patetk Nancy Snyder Cathy Steinle, Sara Widener Miss Jourdenton High School, as . Best Athlete EdltOr m? - HNGCgQ GEL; BOTTOH, h nub :eonzjx w .x L 4.! X BGATLE a w -, ,, ,W E'9'4955555 Teachers relive the good old days of . . . High school? I magine Mrs. Rose Brooks cruising the Dairy Queen? Or maybe Mrs. Kappie Bliss as uHarvest Queen ? Better yet, Mrs. Sandy Kern x and Mrs. Debbie Cutsinger as uBetty Crocker Homemakers of America? How about Dr. Katherine Woerner as a cheerleader or Mrs. Maurine Atwood, a state first place UIL journalism winner? Once, teachers were students and life then was admittingly different. UI was the most anonymous student in the 1973 graduating class of my high school, Scott Gardner, German teacher and one of the most noticed inv dividuals at school, said. In the role of students, teachers behavior back in the ugood old days wasnht much different than now. uThe best part of school for me was dating and getting out of school on yearbook busia mess, Mrs. Karen McGill, Meeting Modem Problems teacher and editor of her high school yearbook, said. For each teacher, there linger those memories of Uwhat was best during high school. uI will never forget the jam sessions in cafeteria, Principal Pat Patterson said. Good old days Dr. S. Don Rogers. Superintendent Jesse Belles, Assistant Superintendent Dr. David Hill, Assistant Superintendent Al Geis, Board President Gary Grissom. Board Vice President Beverlv Thomas. Board Secretarv Joe Kocks. Board Member Li: Manning, Board Member Martha Hudson. Board Member Robert Flm'd, Board Member

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ROUTINES AND SURPRISES From a varsityHaculty volleyball game to hanging signs and cleaning out lockers, stu- dent and teachers alike found surprises ev- ery day. On September 22, Mr. David Craig determines whose serve it is. Sophomores Lari Rowe , Amy Hughes and junior Tawney Opitz hang a spirit sign for the jun' ior varsity football squad. At the end of the day, freshman Scott Campbell sorts through his books. 115 Student Life