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

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Fish Bait p s: -5 - -- Zabaneh, Evdyn 175 Zabeneh, Jim 175 Zabeneh, Patrick 145 Zaidi, Omar 175 Zapalac, Briltanie 175 Zapalac, Jake 48, 98, 175 Zavala, Tony 8, 82, 175 Zenith 107 Zepeda, Oscar 52, 179 Zibilski, Tana 103,175 Zimmer, Apryl 145 Zombola, Jeff 145 Colophon Take Another Look Working in the shadow of the nationally ranked, NSPA Pacemaker 1986 El Paisano, the 1987 staff members set out to design a book in which they could take pride in as well as one which would be recognized in the community. Their ideas, some used, some wadded up and carefully filed away in the trash can, showed their desire to succeed for themselves as well as their audience. Specifications: 1200 volumes bound in a 9x12 inch book of 224 pages on 100 pound gloss paper. Printed by Jostens Publishing of Topeka Kansas, f)ersonally handled by Stan Butler and Mike Barnes. Copy type-set in Palatino on Microsoft 3.0 using Macintoshes with portions of graphics de- signed on PageMaker and all printed on the Apple LaserWriter Plus. All pages pasted up by staff under the guidance of adviser John Cutsin- ger. Cover colored bril- hantly in PMS 324 blue and occasional spot col- ors of varied degrees of 324. Portraits by George Gideon and Associates. Taken for a Ride Though many El Paisano staffers did not know what they were getting into at Walk- Through Registration last spring, (Oh, there ' s a short line...!) they soon were happily plugging away, trying to find a stronger verb for was , coming up with that extra quarter for donuts, and teasing the turtles (Go, you ' re free. Run, Run!) Their deternuna- tion to get that last draft in before the 3;45 bell proved their devotion. 1987 El Paisano staffers include Dena Gothard, Ashley Gotten, Robby Wells, Patrick Blanton, Tracy Moffett, Becky Lamed, Stephen Harrison, Eric Dreher, Lori Fellows, Christy Moody, Heather Morris, Greg Liisk, Billy Phenix, Blake Vackar, Rob Ck)ld- berg, Jennifer Bristol, Camille CXBriant, Elise Rasmussen, John Rubio, Kyle Lowke, Brian Steeg, Jackie DeLima, Tracy Knox, and Wendy Grossmzm. Take a Break Reporting to school faithfully at 6:45 and staying sometimes to 7:00, the section editors devoted their time and effort religiously to see that the book was done, knowing it meant giving up their weekends while their friends slept late, water skiied, ate non- pizza food and enjoyed the life of civilians. Sec- tion editors included; Academics- Wendy Wil- lis, Sports-Erin Craig, Individuals-Amara Win- ters and Canu Dato, In- dividuals Features- Kristine Frenk and Blake Miller, Lifestyle - Tracd Kriss, Community- Shane Carbonneau and Houston Ford, Qubs- Tracy Cooper and Pro- duction Editor Dane Reese. Photographers included Reagan Wil- liamson, Tanya Gizel- bach. Brent Hall, and Leon Haven. An extra award goes to the Photo- J class for their last minute help. Artists in- clude Mark Bristol, John Carrol and Russ Phillips. Alex Grossman, Editor-in-Chief Edited by Alex Grossman w-z

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•••.•In . - VILt S ' V J C ' . M. db ' At ' • - un. ■Sff B-yj ' ngsi ' as, Wacker, Anna 173 Wagner, Mike 16, 144, 154 Wagner, Tony 179 Waight, Justin 37, 48, 174, 181 Waisman, Aron 174 Waislbasket 198 Wakefield, Kirk 174 Wakefield,?. 179 Waldrop, Ronald 48, 174 Waldrop, Tracy 83, 174 Walker, Julie 160, 174 Walker, Tracy 96,174 Wallace, Jennifer 174 Waller, Corey 54, 174 Waller, Robert 174 Wann, Brian 174 Ward, Kimberly 174 Warren, Diana 174 Warren, Jeremy 174 Watkins, Jason 45, 103, 159, 174 Walls, Kyle 174 Webb, Barrett 91, 126, 144 Webb, Dennis 88,174 Webb, Gary 174 Webb, Russell 174 Webber, Michael 89, 126,174 WcdeU, Lamar 44, 98, 158, 173, 174 Wedemeyer, Bree 174 Wcdcmeyer, Brett 3, 144 Wcedon, Dana lOZ 134, 144 Wehman, Guy 174 Wchman, Wesley 174 Wcldon, William 174 Wells, Usa 91,175 WcUs, Rob 94,115,175 Werhane, I leather 28, ITS Werner, Trace 175 Wertz, Heather 175 West, KeUy 175 West, Lynda 179 Westbrook. Ben 175 Westlake Hardware 198 Westlake Picayune 189 Westlake Printing 199 WesUake Sporung 199 Westwood Qeaners 198 Wetzel. Joel 14, 43, 83, 139, 144 WevUlShan 175 Wheeler, Scott 175 Whidbee, Jay 175 Whidbee,KeUy 175 Whisenant, KeUy 47, 64, 144 Whitaker, Heather 175 Whilaker, Wendi 175 Whitaker, Wes 175 While, Andrea 83, 153 White, Aryn 127,175 White, Carrie 101,144 White, Matthew 105, 175 White, Terry 38, 1 14, 134, 144 Whitely, Kevin 48, 144 Whiting, Wynne 144 Whitney, Scott 175 Wickenburg, Sarah 175 Widener, Sarah 94 Wigington, Jonathon 144 Wilbanks, Brandon 175 Wilbanks, John 144 Wilcox, Kim 133, 148, 175 WUcojcRob 144 Wiley, Kathryn 145 Williams, Byron 175 Williams, Dr, Laura 119, 179 WUUams, Jenxufer 175 Williamson, Andrew 165, 175 Williamson, Reagan 36,39,40,119,175 Willis, Wendy 83,131,145,146,163 Wills, Jeff 159,175 Wilson, Cindy 111,175 Wilson, Dennis 34, 145 Wilson, Isabel 102, 145 Wilson, Jennifer 175 Wilson, Julie 52,145 Wilson, Larry 175 Wilson, Lisa 175 Wilson, Marc 145 Windisman, Rob 175 Wisner, Brad 114,172,175 Woemer, Howard 179 Woemer, Kathenne 179 Woertink, Jonathan 54, 175 Woertink,Rob 48,175 Wolaver, Brad 175 WoUan, Caroline 175 WoUan, Peter 175 Womack, Michelle 175 WomackRick 32,175 Wood, C lan 175 Wood, Frederick 175 Woodmgs, Mark 69, 175 Woodring, Robert 175 Woodruff, Laura 145 Woods, Anne 101,105,148,175 Woods, H.Jack 156 Woods, Margret, 179 Woods, Michelle 145 Woods, Melmda 179 Woodsidc, Ricky 145 WooUey, Matt 93, 133, 134, 145 Woomer, Eric 175 Woomer, Sheryl 1 60, 1 75 Worlcy, Barbra 179 Worley, Laurel 175 Wren, Chris 175 Wren, MeUssa 115,145 Wnght, David 36, 103,145 Wright, Joseph 175 Wright, Scott 175 Wyche,Ginny 175 Wyman, Jcrufer 60, 175 Wymore, Teisha 175 Yahn, Betsy 175 Yauger, Brian 175 Yearbook 82 Yett, April 61,145 Young, DaniUe 83, 175 Young, Jennifer 175 Young, Stephen 175 Yu, Michael 175 Yu, Mi mi 62, 175 Yu, Nana 62, 175 Yu, Rudy 3, 15, 48, 145 Yummy Yogurt 131 rji For Your Information Q| I N D E X

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Lunch munch... Stuck on cam- pus, sophomore Mark Christian gets lunch in the hot line. Featuring bur- gers, Wednes- day was most popular. Take the Hint My Country Tis ' ... Played by sophomore Emmett Johnson and Adele Beasley, Conrad and Rosie recite pledges in the spring musical cast withl20 choir members. Take Itie Hint CLOSING THAT THRILL Rows of jammed up vending machines. Student cars parked and ticketed in fire lanes. Uncommonly over-crowded common areas swarming with late students. Tattered spirit signs, splashed with paint, hanging lifelessly in the halls. All these presented themselves as typical situations in a not-so-typical school, because on the outside, Westlake looked like any other school. But looks aren ' t everything. i :