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

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QLasting Friendship QHQNORABLEMENmON QSelf-Satisfaction f PECiAL Interest Sights, sounds, smells make clubs Pre-class donut sellers greeted the mornings in the commons, beween-bell candy sellers swarmed the halls and after-school pre- parers filled up weekdays and even weekend schedules with money-makers and classic competitions as groups identified in and out of school with hosts of activities. A LAST MINUTE BREAKFAST of hot chocolate and donuts made available by the Teacher ' s Association of Future Educators provided nutrition for some and money for the club. This newly organized group promoted a positive view of education and donuts for 35 cents to earn approximately $100. FIRST PLACE,SUPERIOR AND BLUE RIBBONS-a few of the comments about the Wcstlake Band heard during their marching season. On October 19, the Chaps hosted the UIL Marching Festival with 30 bands in attendance to practice their performances before district contest. FLIP FLOPS, BACK FLIPS, HERKIES, TEXAS T ' S and screaming until hoarse all constitute cheerleading activities. First though, hopefuls had to make the squad during the March 12 tryouts. Cheers, taught by present cheerleaders, prepared the candidates for nine varsity positions. GREEN, RED, ORANGE, YELLOW AND PURPLE dotted mouths as 50 cent boxes of Spree ' s hit the market as the Latin Club initiated two separate sales campaigns as a fundraiser. For state competition in Irving, Texas, each member raised the $18.75 needed for the bus and room tab. CAN YOU LEND A HELPING CAN? If You Can, Can Your Cans. Club Amistad ' s idea in raising the green stuff ma- terialized as members painted barrels to resemble coke cans for an aluminium can drive in November. Instead of collecting leans for money as planned, all the barrels collected was trash. WHEN GREEKS INVENTED THE DECATHLON, they likely did not have academics in mind. However, eight de- cathlctcs with averages higher than 2.9 trained for six tests in academic strength along with a Super Quiz. The team placed sixth in the overall final standings. liils Take Your Pick RGANIZATIONS

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W-H-S! Sophomore Aryn THREE ' S A CHARM. Keyed White joins fellow into the drumroU at halftime cheerleader hopefuls to jump Friday football games, junior the best and beat out Andy Bennett drums out his competition for one of nine contribution to the places on next years varsity entertainment provide d by squad. the band. 10 MORE. Words that strengthened and prepared muscles and the minds of Hyline hopefuls for tryouts and gave sore but honest hints for what the squad would derrund once it was formed. STEADY DOES FT. Junior Tod Conner supports fellow cheerleader candidate senior Lisa Hendrix to earn a spot on the forming cheerleader sqaud during tryouts held in the old gym. SPECIAL INTERES Edited by Blake Miller I tI l '