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

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RISKY BUSINESS. Let- ting loose in the senior boys dance at Zenith, Tommy Hines, Andy Johnson and + While some stu' dents chose to sleep in, lounge in the sun or tune into Saturr day morning care toons, others particiv pated in extravcurric' ular activities not only at school, but also outvofvtown. + Marching Contest 0 Our October 29 match ing contest was an event 1,11 never forget. It was a neat experience to per form in front of such a large audience, especially since we performed better than we ever had before. aCourtney Smith, Band member Weekend Picnic 0 uThe December 10 picnic was a blast. We all had lots of food and lots of fun; it really helped to build interest and we needed it since we are a new club this year. -Eric Rabbanian, Key Club president Shopping Trip 0 Weekends are a time for parties and picnics. What better way to meet people? -Sophomore Tracy Myers, New Addition Club member Mark Smith jump to the beat of HThat Old Time Rock And Roll. Zenith ran from Wednesday through Sunday. llLearning about the Spanish language was a lot more interesting after our trip to San Antonio in December. We had a great time Christmas shopping in the marketa places and messing around on the Riverwalk. It sure beat classroom 30 tivitiesfl -Apryl Zimmer, Spanish Club member Good Looks ollHaving a formal dance was a new twist for Westlake, but needless to say, it went over well and the students seemed to enjoy it. NHS and Mu Alpha Theta CO' sponsored the dance and did a good job. aSharon Rylander, National Honor Society member Dance Time 0 uThe em; phasis on the November dance was put on getting to know other students. It was a lot of fun for students who were new to Westlake. I feel really good about helping others to learn the ropes of going to school here and in helping them to make new friends. eAmy Bura ton, New Addition Club member Freeze Out ollI will never forget the Saturday that we planned the color shots for the front and back endsheets of the yearbook. After a couple of weekends of beautiful weather, we woke to drizzling rain and freezing temperatures. It was one of my best yearbook memories; everyone cooperated and the book is much better because of that miserable day.H -Carol Carpenter, El Paisano Editor 74 Organizations HOUSE CALLS. Play- ing hostess, seniors Kelly Medley and Leslie Martin welcome visitors in the Hyline's annual Christmas Pilgrimage.

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DEAR SANTA. Bring- ing a smile to elementary kids' faces, seniors Cindy Ogletree, Sheila Hamilton, Mark Smith and Laura Man- gum, sophomore Alyson Cat sey, junior Hazel Adams and freshman Catherine Chap- man watch a boy receive the response to his letter to San- ta. HYLINE: Gront Rowt Staci Biggar, Kim Pinckard, Helen Comellos, Amy Bailey, Beth Bertin, Alice Corwin, Lynn Humphrey tBack Rowt Melissa Shone, Sydney Davidson, Jana Howard, Elizabeth Benson, Jill Davidson, Erica Monzero. HYLINE. tFront Rowt Holly Sepkowiu, Belinda Matteson, Kim Hoga, Leslie Linder, Leslie Martin tRow 2t Erica Peterson, Colleen O'Toole, Tracy Cohen, Laura Meadows, Tom Kay Gibson, Casey MC' Crearv, Leslie Dove tBack Rowt Kelly Ford, Laura Man I'm Molly Koock, Anna Bayardo, Caren Mcllhaney, Carol McLeland. Kelly Medley. PAINT POWER. To promote spirit, junior spirit club member Dayna Matysek paints a banner to hang Friday for the football YEARBOOKS HERE. Surprised by the unbelievat ble arrival of the '83 El Paisano, freshman April Pearson, sophomore Jenniv fer Vinson and freshman April Yett thumb through the yearbook The yearbook staff sponsored a dance dur- ing football season to celebrate the late ap- pearance of the books 73 Fridays team. The junior and senior girls arranged after school painting sessions every week during football season. A SERENADE. While sophomore Mike Morris listens, seninr Ken Luna sings a terse 0t t'All the Gold in Cahfnrnia at the fall cnn. cert performed in the com: mons area

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LATIN CLUB' Gront Rovd Jenny Hatch, Krista Chee, Emily Haney, Sarah Richardson, Joan Gilchrist, D'Andra Fisher, Lynn Vieraitis, April tht Glow N Leslie Thompson, Shannon Toothman, Mike Nino, Noelle Wakefield, Mitzi Arnette, Amy Bunon, Tracy Mvers, Nick Orum, Mike Morris Glow M Mike Wag- ner, Karen Lowe, Julie Roach, David Gray, Jason Fisher, Hazel Adams, Craig Dial. Sharri Beasley, Kelly Knox mack Row Mr. Robert Began, Dan Gillcrist, Molly Slott, Craig Christenson, Pexer Warden, Scott Ashcraft, Charlie Johnson, April Pearson. I ; GERMAN CLUB: Wront Row Sharon Lux, Shelia Hamilton, Anna Schumaker, Cherise Hall, Anne Ditten, Anita Bohm mow N Mike Lung, Matt Hoover, Robin Rigg, Kim Barnett, Melinda Woods. Audrey Buermeyer Glow D Eric Layne, Anna Aslerling, Olga Tremplar, Sonya Jordan, Sxephan Harkins. David Gray Back Row Stephen Johnson, Gary Krieg, Don Brode, Steve Perry, Trev Grubb, Herr Gardner. LATIN CLUB' Grunt Row MichelIe McMillan, Stacey Huston, Tucsdi Trosper. Fran Robinson, Stephanie Kaplan 010w ZUay Dozier, Leslie Hathawaw'. Leslie Bohl, Kale Gilster, Cindy Oglelree, David Sprague 610w D Mike Pyle. Eric Pvau, Buncn Hackney, Deborah Mosley, Pax Primavera, Joe Phillips, Shannon Legs mack Rom James Martin, Jeff Lucas, Laura Snell, Michelle Kingsley, Benson Chiles, Alex Barr GERMAN CLUB: Wronl Row Laura Matthews. Michelle Hall, Christina Kraus, Rene Shackleford, Eric Rabbanian, Angela Stout Mow N Leigh Northcutt, Brian Eich. Brad Benu, Don Carter, Donese Schless: inger, Stuart Graham, Gregg Gibson mack Row Brian Good, Dory Crecdle, David Webber. Mat! Wooley, Tina Dorer. Jim Norman. ROUGHING IT. On the April German Club cam- pout, senior Donnie Brode cleans a camera lens for senior Jill Thompson. Besides picture taking, club members hiked and swam 0n the overnight trip. 75 Saturdays NICKELS 8L DIMES. After collecting for the March of Dimes in Lost Creek area, VVGAC sponsor Jana Scheet: and members sophomores Stacy Dumond and Tahni Lawler calculate donations.