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

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.4 HIGH STRUNG. Prac. ticing for the February 25 Solo and Ensemble contest at UT, freshman Nathan Kane polishes his selection. The orchestra also attended a contest at LBJ on March 7. CHORALE' Grant Row Laura Matthew, Cheryl Easlev, Lisa Bcrv nal. Rachel Carlin, Susan McAdams. Stacey Huston, Angela Stout, Kim Pinkard Glow D Kena Whiteley, Beth Lowe, Liz Sanford, Mari Wom mack, Kim Coffey, Leslie Hathaway, Shana Pate, Leslie Fox Ghuw M Erica Peterson. Marc Gianzeru. Joan Elv, Joan Harwood, Leigh Non thcuu, Erica Montero. Rob Kirk mack Row Anna Bavardo. Rusty Gregory. Lynn Hollingsworth, Mike Shcrrier, Chris Carlson. Laurie Yohe, Ken Luna MADRIGALS. Gram Row Stacey Huston, Beth Lowe. Rene Gillean, Kim Pinckard, Kena Whitelv, Laura Matthew mow D Leigh Northcutt, Joan Ely. Joan Harwood, Susan McAdams, Angela Stout. Ken Luna $ack Row Chris Manning, Rusty Gregory. Mike Sherrier, Wes Goddard, Mike Morris, Mark McAdams. Jeff Holmes. Craig Christensen ,. , j ; ADVANCED GIRLS CHOIR: CFrom ROM Jennifer Dunham, Michele Metcalf, Michelle Touchel, Carol R0 ers, Caryn Rogers, Aman- da Hcalon Row M Jodi Epperly, Dorothy W ilc, Deborah Uzzcll. Jen- nifer Lea, Charline White, Tracy Myers mack Rowj Kathy Warren. Julie 3 1 Holmes, Dawn Pearson, Amy Barker, Michelle Horak, Laurie RossK SOPHOMORE CHORALIZI Grunt Roui Shelby Davenport, Craig Christensen. Michele Riley, Rene knllcan, Mike Morris, Mike Tcasedale Uiack Row Daron Edwards. Charlie Johnson, xXcs Goddard. Mark McAdams, Chris Manning, Jeff Holmes ; '1 725sz- ' z FRESHMAN CHOIR' Grunt Rmu konrmcx Lnbh Mun Hudgins, Shannon Mulls Melanic Sanford kfhriqinc kiubsnn, icnl Hoffman, Kellv Pcrkm: Ghiu 2D Alma Um Mcphdmr Mthncrncy Cile Spelce. Amv Drew, Sham Bmdcruk. Xpnl Xcu. Adele Braslcx mack Row! Man Hlen Batcs khn: Baluzak lec K amphclL Rum Davis, Charles Hampton, Mmhellc Hrad'ulc. L druhn K rnwlm Kathnn VViIeV 71 Fridays

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1;; 1 CANDY, PEANUTS. Taking care of their daily duty, senior Jeff Nelson and junior Richard Lewis, DECA members, refill the vending machines in the common area. The money earned paid for trips to national, area and state competitions as well as the annual banqueti OH BOY Out of 35 par- ticipants, junior Lynn Pear- son accepts $30 from Ger- man teacher Herr Scott Gardner as first prize for her Boy George outfit at the Foreign Language Mardi Gras dance. Along with the costume contest, there were food booths, door prizes and a live band, Jamscam. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: tFrom Rowl Ashley Jardine, Shelia Quiglev, D'Andra Fisher iBack Rowl Jamie Patterson, Janet Schuler, Mitzi Arnette, Julie Jenn- mgs. JV CHEERLEADERS: Gront Rowl Jennifer Matteson, Tina Wright iBack Rowl Natalie Shelton, Jamie Sullivan, Amy Hughes. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS: lFront Rowl Missy Hudgins. Stephanie Koons, Suzanna Baker mack Rowl Adele Beasley, Diana Boyd, Kim Morris. -.-.- Itls really neat when it all comes together at pep rallies. -Senior Janet Schuler, Varsity Cheerleader + TGIF! Thank goodness it,s Friday. The one day of the school week that Club members lived the previous four days for. Weekend, at last. Activities planned for Friday usually required the weekend for recovery. -.-.F.- Hyline Winners 0 lPreparation for the state competition was long and strenuous, but I was glad because in the end when we won outstanding ratv ings, everything really did pay off. -Coleen OlToole, Drill Team member Pizza Pizzazz oltThe party was nice because everybody loves to eat piz- za and it gave us all a reason to get together. It was also a good idea to have the party before a game. -Michelle Riley, 70 Organizations New Addition Club member Boogie Down ollThis dance was really unique in that the girls were able to ask the guys. -Kir' sten Heinze, Westlake Girls Auxiliary Club Choir Retreat o uIt,s really nice for the seniors to get to know the fresh, men, and for everyone to go have fun together. It helps us work together better, especially during musical time, because everyone knows everyone else. -Laura Matthew, Choir Madrigal Yell-Raisers ollPep rallies and Fridays were something I always looked forward to. The pep rally itself got me fired up about the game', -Missy Hudgens, Freshman cheerleader

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II' I!11 iiFootball games made Fridays hec- tic, with so much to do. -Freshman Kevin Buttery, Band member +- TGIF, Continued + Rewarding. HThursday was unrhusiestnight,hutFr1day Wm, the most fun because that wis the dax that the hmthili platen saw nur t a ix ? J- x. t : decorations. It was really nice to hear them say thank you, and even though the decorations took up a lot of time and energy, I think it was all worthwhile. We decorated their lockers, front yards, and rooms, made them food and gave them leis during pep rallies. -Nata1ie Cook, Senior girls Club member. Off-Stage' uTom Jones was a disaster from the start. There were just so many problems that the cast votr ed and unanimously decidv ed to cancel its production. Our biggest problems were with props and stage equip ment: the lights and costumes from New York never came, we lost one of our leads due to conflicts, we were forced to have rehersals rwer Christmas break which 77 Organizations were difficult to coordinate and then, our stage at Eanes School was iwatered downi when their pipes froze. They say bad luck comes in threesal guess we just had more than our share of ith Meg George, actress Blood Drives' uThe main reason that I gave blood was because I was old enough, and I was helping Others. It really makes me feel good in, side knowing that my blood could have already saved someone's life. Some said how much giving blood hurt, but I felt no pain what' soever. When they pricked my finger and gave me the numbing shot, it was a little uncomfortable, but as for pain, it didn't bother me at allr -Liz Sanford. blood donor