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

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EOPLE iil'd love to have a Mercedes 540 SL because they're classy and have so much style, -senior Laura Meadows 100 PETS iiOui cat doesn't ever sleep. I like him because he's real, 1y cmzyf' -freshman Houston Ford 102 MUSIC 1 like the versatility of the Beatlesin -soph0more Marshall Kunze 88 SPIRIT Geoxgetown didn't have a right to do that to our school. And since i didn't like to see Westlake put down I helped clean up. -junior Erin Barrett What makes Westlake special? It could be our freshmen. It could be our sophomores. It could even be the juniors. Or maybe seniors. Concein ably the faculty and staff members. But NO! Itis freshman Krista Chee who makes it to the bus stop by 7:15 every morning and sophomore Wes Goddard who starred as the mayor in The Music Man. Itis junior Molly Tutchings who works out every after noon with the JV tennis team or senior Danny Hoff who worked six months at McDonalds. And its Herr Gardner and Ms. Sandy Kern whose spirit led and supported the entire student body. CHIN UP AND SMILE 165 early fall and junior Kristi Wilson, along with 920 other underclassmen, grins for Hennington cameraman Harold Harton. i'l dorft like first time pictures because they alv ways turn out so bad. But I don't usually don,t get retakes because of the incon- venience, freshman Monica Villarreal said. 78 Divider

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HMAN UAL LABOR. In a community service pro- ject, senior Eric Rabbanian and junior Taylor Camp work to build a park for the students. The endeavor was sponsored by the Key Club, an all'male organization, which also sponsored a food drive and a rifle drawing. IT'S OK. Gently clasping the hand of sophomore Susanna Cohen, senior Joey Keeper utters reassurance: in a scene from the play HTom Jones Because of finals, research papers and early graduation, the play never made it to the stage. . v Q SENIOR GIRLS CLUB' tFront Roanmie Pat- terson, Kim Hughes, Cindy Ogletree, Cathy Douglass, Belinda Matteson Row D Natalie Cook, Monica Rowlett, Casey McCrearv, Toni Kav Gibson, Tracy Cohen, Wendy Sarff Row D Mia Stuesser, Kena Whitely, Leslie Linder, Kim Hoga, Sheila Hamilton, Veronica Uriegas tBack Rowt Charmaine Succa. Sharon Rylander, Lesa Johnson, Vicki Jack, Rachel Strong, Keri Marshall. SENIOR GIRLS CLUB: tFronr Rom Cheryl Wommack, Shelley Dear, Rachel Carlin. Leslie Dove Glow 2t Kelly Knox, Laura Francis, Sharon Lux. Caren Mcllhanev, Laura Meadows tRow D Pam Poucrf, Laura Mangum, Elizabeth Benson, Tamara Milliken, Kelly Medley tBack Rovw Kathv Quick, Marnie Sullivan, Lisa Boyd, Erica Peterson. Janet Schuler, .r 3w 1 WW: 2 SENIOR GIRLS CLUB: tFront Rom Shenl Balli, Diana Brollicr, Lisa Horvath, Renee Amos,1Rou 21 Lalie Bruhl. Leslie Martin. Melissa Rithard, Sheila Quiglev, joan Gillcnst, Candi Manges. IRow D Colleen O'Toole, Man Rocks. Dun Palvola. Molly Burneuc, Anne Dittert, Susan Glllean, tBack Rout Erika Barr, Anna Aslerling, Ellen anxan, Laurie Yohe, Margaret Holck,1.cslic Bnhl ; s. . 3i WESTLAKE GIRLS AUXILIARY: tFronr Rowt Carrie Brandt, Holly Daniel, hxii Gilchrist, Dana Beasley, Carvn Rogers tRow D Jennifer Dunham, Jodi Epperly, Colleen Copeland. Stephanie Feldman. Carol Rogers, Melissa Minter tRow D Michelle Riley, Jen- nifer Jennings, Elizabeth Benson. Lisa Lambert, Lvndell Hull tBack Rowt Brenda MeJunkin, Noal Pierce, Adrian Piperi, Jimrrw Wolff. Billy Didtake, Laurie Grant. WESTLAKE GIRLS AUXILIARYt tFrom RouJ Julie Hulmest Slam erckland. lcnmftr Manc- son, Jamie Alvtorth, Tami Rmhards 1Ruu 21 Keith Mt- Crearv. Patti tVolff, Jamie Sullivan. Kclh Kern, Sandra W'ells, Dina Stapletnn tRuw h Pipvr Bunnellt Jennifer Masters, Angle Sthafrcrt Stan Run: Xdr-cnne meke, Amy Burton IBack Rmn .NatdIn- Shcltnnt lulie Richardson. Amy Hughex Sugam Jordan 01m Palvola l-e .A I h .ZtV 'fi hJ KEY CLUB: ant KuuY Im xxtburx. hand Johnmn, Eru Rahhamant Inf Wllmn Hllh lnuiux tROu ll Brian Dare. Um VJ h nlu I mdwx lhvxx Hark McAdams, Taxlur K amp. Mcphtm Harknu thk Chcnex IHark Rtmw Hrcnl h udcnuxu Nun Mural? left Search Kratg Iughxh th. Kpumimg Ruth Dozier, Mark quardx Pam Kuhwm 77 Not Enough Davs in the XNeek

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Nor JUST A JOB At an afterschool match, tennis manager Patti Wolff, sophomore, tapes ankles and wrists and keeps up with match schedules as well as just being a part of the team. mwxmemexv SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE Present giving, sign painting and signing up drew people together. While the entire stu- dent body peered 0n, Principal Pat Patter son receives a camouflage hunting suit from the faculty and staff and a card from junior Stephanie Chastain. Seniors Mary McKane and Scott Berken help in the senior sign painting. Back from the summer vacation, sophomore Jenny Trower discusses RE. 0p- porrunities with Mrs. jane Patterson.