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

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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

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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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TIED UP. Preparing to freshman Amy Andrews, a march down Guadalupe flag corps member, adjusts with the band and Hyline in the sash on her flapper the UT Centennial Parade, costume. WWW h V 7 SPANISH CLUBS Wronl ROM Keirh Tisder, Kim Fleming, Christine Gibson. Laurie Faught, Maria Nino Uiow D Amy Barker, Anna Shoemaker. Catherine Slrieber, Amanda Heamn, Gina Lichaez, Sherri Bowers, Shannon O'Nale hRow D Mrs. Angell, Mike Good. Man Nino, D'Andra Fisher, Dawn Lux, Dina Dempsey, Rachel Silber, Jim Norman, JhR. Remiu. Amy Burton. Brooke Bochrne, Mitzi Arneue, Sean Lanahan. Laurie Yohe -t FRENCH CLUB: mom Ruur LN exdddcu Kristi Vk'ilsnn, Hm- Hanlu Khrlxllt Urclhux Jill McGowan, left Aubun 1Ruu ll Kmx Xhthwvan, Holleen Krugh, Carrlc H hlh', Hithellc Rllcx Alexanr drd Mev, AIBUH kkaxu Marlo klpc 1RKHK h Rudx Hohny Judx' Oxaemhy gharnn Rxlander Man h adcll, Jennie Trmacr Jenm Aqhurx, lxmiwx Huv fBack Rovw Kelh XK'hiwnhum mm Rdnknon Olga Tcmplcre Elizahem lhnwn Hullx Mull Brucrh Barr- ingmn SPEEDING On a drizzly Thursday afternoon, fresh- man Robbie Hill cruises loop 360 with other bike club members. The club formed late in the year as a result of the interest in bik- ing 69 Thursdays