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

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67 Wednesdays EASTER ,84. For $2. junior Craig English snaps freshman Shani Broderick and Laurie Faught's picture with the Easter Bunny. On the Wednesday and Thurs- day before the Easter holir day, the Keywanettes spon- sored the photo session durr ing both lunches. PICTURE THAT. At the UT Hamilton Research Center, freshman Eric Pruett finds the best angle to photograph the Augustus Caesar bust in the Hunt tington Hartford Museum. Eric placed first in photography at the TSJSL Latin competition in Amarillo on April 7. MAKING UP. An hour early for the first perfor- mance, sophomores Chris Manning and Charlie John son apply a powder base to their necks and faces. 1n the choir musical, The Music Man, each cast member was responsible for his own make up. $ 1 L' I DONUT DEAL Before school, sophomore Sxdney Davidsun sell: ZS-cent breakfast donuts to M-niors Kelly Medlm and Carolxn Marshall and snphumore Jaime Sulliian The monev from the fall sales helped fund the Xt CAC formal on Max 19

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TA SWDENT COUNCIL: Grom Rowl Jennifer Matteson. Helen Comellas, Laurie Faught, Kim Mad- dux, Robin Briges mow Zl Rob Wills, Jamie Sullivan, Patti W'olff, Tracy Myers, Katherine McDaniel, April Yen, Baltazar AllendelReva Glow N Terry White, David Johnson, Stacy Rose, Noelle Wakefield, Kerstin Shoherg, Tim Larson mack Rowl Scott Willimack, Kathie Stern, David Yohe, Jeff Kahl, Rob Courter. David Moriarty. STUDENT COUNCIL: Grout Rowl Elizabeth Sanford, Kaci Patterson, Kim Pinckard, Adrienne Lowke, Marc Gianzero, Jeff Auburv mow Zl Elizabeth Benson, Michelle Hudkins, Donna Smith, Ashley Jar- dine, Mary Ann Harrison, Lesa Johnson, Leslie Bruhl, Kenene Burken mack Rowl Scot! McCall, Steve Pcrrv. Julie Neel, Eric Rabannian, Taylor Camp, Jim Tabor, Mike Lung, Rob Waighti STUDENT COUNCIL: Grout Rowl Belinda Malteson, Candi Manges, Joan Gillcrist, Jav Dozier, Adele Beasley, Jeanie Haberman mow ll Jud Ar- rington, Cindy Ogletree, Laura Mangum, Piper Bun- nell, Oliver Pfcffcr, Mr. Eric Shula 010w Bl Mary Kocks, Lisa Boyd, Janet Schuler. Leah Butler, Kelly Schomberg tBack Rowl Mark Mangum, Craig Corona. April Newton, Dan Gillcrist, Mark McAdams, Anna COMPUTER CLUB: mom Rowi Cliff Rush, ing, Cherisc Hall, Amanda Hcalon. Eric Rabbanian. James Martin $ack Rowl Mr. Fred Mokry, Andrew Poole, Michelle Hall, Jeff Aslbury. Tamara Millikan. Bavardoi Itls such a sacrifice giv- ing up my lunch for an NHS meeting. -Senior Steve Perry, NHS member +- Halfway there. Wednesdays, once over, meant smooth sailing for the rest of the week. Right? Wrong! Wednesdays most often meant that members had to llget in gear to get it all done by Friday. $ Dough for uDough o HWe sold the donuts for fundraising and the pro- gram was successful because we became known around school. The students seemed to like it because donuts are always scarce around here. eDina Stapleton, Westlake Girls Auxiliary Club Celebration oHWe didn,t do it just for fun, but to show people that we still had spirit .. not just for the big things, but for the little things too, and that Student Council is not just for an elite group but for the whole school. I think a lot of people dressed up with us on St. Patrickls Day. I even saw a few in green garters. -April Yett, Student Council member First Time ollBeing a new club, the WGAC has had to move through some great barriers. Although there is little publicity, the club has done many services for the school and the com, munity. The Lost Creek March of Dimes drive and the December Blue Santa were some ofour more ima pressive activities. I enjoy the club and think the an tivities that we have done have been good for the members as well as West- lake. -Laurie Grant, Westlake Girls Auxiliary Club member Regional Orchestra 0 uTryouts were very dif' ficult this year, but we all benefited from the ex, perience. Being named Concert Mistress was a big thrill and I feel that the challenging music and the opportunity to work with some excellent con, 66 Organizations ductors was well worth the hard work. eJoan Ely, Orchestra violinist Toeing the Line 0 This year we had plenty of preparation time for Hyline tryouts. We had two weeks to perfect two dances as opposed to the one week the girls had last year. But when it comes to the tryout day, there is not enough time in the world to keep calm. -Jeanie Haberman, I-Iyline member Deadline Blues 0 There really were times when I didn't know whether or not we would get the newspaper to the printer on time. But with work weekends and early mornings, we made itfI -Mary Ann Harrison, Featherduster production editor HR and R ollThe Rocky River Ranch re, treat for the Student Council was designed to get members acquainted and learn more about stu- dent government. The council held some work, shops there and gave everyone some new ideas for activities and spirit motivators. The students who were involved en! joyed themselves and thus, the entire organiza tion benefited. -Cindy Ogletree, Student Couna cil secretary ;

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nlm $H$ Despite homework and the end of the week hassles associa ated with Hgetting everythmg done hcfore the weekend, club members still managed to find time on Thursdays to make plans and carry them out. + UT Centennial Parade 0 HI had fun when we passed the predominantly male dorms with guys hanging out and watching us. Seriously though, be' ing a part of the UT Centennial Parade was quite an honor.H -Melissa Shone, Hyline member Band Christmas Con- cert ohIt was an honor during the Christmas cona cert for Terral Smith, a state representative, to recognize the bands up coming trip to China. The summer trip is ob, viously important to us, but for leaders in the com, hFabulous re- freshments are what 1 rev member about the meetings. -Junior Craig Conell, Mu Alpha Theta member munity to share our ex' Citement makes it even more worthwhile. -Tamara Milliken, Band member Calendar Sales 0 Sell, ing the advent calendars was a very successful vena ture. We used the money for our field trip to New Braunfels and the spring campout. Westlake has a lot of Chocolate lovers. eSharon Luxy German Club member Christmas Party 0 HThe WGAC Christmas party was a great success. Exchanging presents was really exciting and it helped us get to know each other better. I must admit, my favorite part were the Christmas decorations; they were adorable. It made it one of my best Christmases. -Sydney Davidson, WGAC member Holiday Spirit ottWe played bingo with the members of the retirement home and whoever won got a present that we pro, vided. It made me feel good inside to see the residents smile and show their ap' predation for us being there. It also made me feel good about myself since I was doing something that made someone else feel good and not just thinking about myselfW-Suzarme Baker, Student Council member. GOURMETS. With cheese, bread, croissants and fruit in hand, French Club members senior Elizabeth Benson, junior Molly Stott, club sponsor Ms. Lilly Tomr linson, senior Amy Mo Gowan and sophomore Jena nifer Kraber join for a picnic lunch . l DRAMAtSPEECH' tFrom Rowy Andrew Morris, JUNIOR SPIRIT CLUB. Grout Rowa Machelle Colleen Copeland, Marc Giamero, Joey Keeper, Eric Caywood, Tawni Opilz. Dayna Marysek, D'Andra Babbanian tBack Rowy Brian Eich, Chris Sharman. Fisher, Adrienne Lowke, Paige Muldrow, Kelly Krupp buzannah Cohen, Betsy Haralson, Molly Barker. Row D Molly Koock, Julie Roach, Mike Lung. Matt Hoover, Amy Burton, Kelly Schomberg, Dan Gillcrist Row D Daron Evans, Greg Upton, Audree Minter, Brooke Boehme, Michelle Hudkins, Mitzi Arnette, Cathy Szxton, Tiffany Rasco tBack Rowl Kenette Burke , Deborah Moseley, Roger Land, Brian Good, April Newton, Ashley Jardine, Donna Smith, Jeanie Haberman, Kristin Greenl 68 Organizations