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

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fer L2: a HSenior quotes would be interesting. I think that they could leave the school with their final words. You might even put them in the senior's own handwriting! -Sharon Rylander I would like to see the yearbook staff sponsor a field trip to Mexico. I want to go and have my picture made for the year- book. Yes, I think students would like that - a picture of me in Mexico. -Brett Schulle WHY? You ask why? Well, well tell you why. The yearbook should be a record of the year and should reflect the campus, the year and most importantly, students. Yearbook specialists say that there mini' mum standards which should be met and that there are definite Ho'nos to be avoided in the yearbook. To prove their point and to give our stu' dents what they want, we have included this special magazine, llYou asked for it . For yearbook staffs aspiring to be iltoprofa therline, use this section as a guide to whats not good in yearbooks. The El Paisano staff is using it to tell our readers that we think your ideas were super. You asked for it! YOU GOT IT! i METHOD TO THE MAGAZINE OLE. Sophomore Brett Schulle wanted a trip to Mexico comv pliments of the yearv book staff. The best that could be done is the simulated round trip cantina visit pier tured right. Brett adi mitted that while it didnlt duplicate the atmosphere of old : , Mexico, it did embar- 3' rass him to death. Jeff Beneski senior Angela Middleton freshman Jennifer Jennings sophomore A. I' ll You Asked for It

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HANDS ON During a second period Spanish fiesta, jun- ior Brent Dickey attempts to locate the stu' dent produced pinata so he can explode the colorful creation freeing the goodies inside for junior Greg Upton and other classmates. MERELY WHEELS After class, senior Teresa Ward climbs into her notvsofancy car. Although the image of Westlake portrayed a life of BMW's, Mere cedes and Porsches, some students chose cars not for looks but merely for a transit system. DEDICATION In the mist of the evening, junior Molly Koock covers her head with her pom pon before the first performance of the season at the Booster Clubis backvweschool barv becue. Although the weather was wet and drizzly, dedicated fans shown up to see the football team and the first performances of the cheerleaders, the bank and the Hvline. 3 Seeing is Believing

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