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

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Traveling members bridge gap to be Distances between schools, between states and between countries bridged as West- wood, Chicago and Germany connected with clubs through outside interests and ac- tivities offering more than the campus as boundaries. Members ignored boundaries to get an outsider ' s viewpoint. THE JUNIOR HELPING HAND , a school for mentally disturbed children, became the site for three hours of work by Keywanncttcs. On St. Patrick ' s Day, the 15 younger children in each ward met club members and a learning experience for all developed. SUN, WHITE BEACHES AND ROLLING WAVES in Honolulu , Hawaii. A dream vacation? A one week pre-game environment for Hyline as they prepared to perform in the Hula Bowl. Raising money for the trip and 30 hours of prac- tice before the trip preluded a six-minute performance. IT DEVELOPED INTO A SCENE FROM THE PAST with 1940 ' s hairstyles and clothing. Authentically costumed. Drama Club members performed vignettes for the Austin Women ' s Club based on works by Dorothy Parker, an author p opular during the 30 ' s. VELKOMMEN! to Wcstlake! said the greeters from Hcrr Gardner ' s German class to the exchange students who came from Corpus Christi to spend a day and a night with Westlake students and briefly experience Austin through trips to the Drag and Sixth Street. DONUT RUNS, PAPER PRODUCTION and $425 a person trips to Chicago added to routine journalism itinerary. Eight students and an adviser departed on Continental Airlines November 20 to attend the NSPA JEA convention staying for four days attending sessions and horse carriage rides. FRIENDSHIP. This base to communication and getting along developed Thursday, March 25 when representatives from Westlake traveled to Westwood to join their council members in classes on March 31 and Westwood students traveled to Westlake March 25 to exp erience the exchange. 1281 Take Your Pick ORGANIZATIONS

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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 '

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SNOOZE TIME. Senior Cami Dato was struck down with the ' zzzz ' s ' during a long bus ride to a journalism convention that took its toll and left many with their eyes shut in sleep. FiO HO FIO! Senior Jay Lucas takes on a career as Mr. Santa Claus for a day to spread his own type of Yuletide cheer to younger children, to wear a fluffy white beard with red suit and have fun. JUST LIKE GRANDMA ' S. Catching a quick breakfast, senior journalism members Liz falbo, Kathleen Bcynon, and Sharon Lewis discuss the convention they arc attending in Denton, Texas. Edited by Dane Reese I - SPECIAL interests! II