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

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ACADEMICS THERE's ABSOLUTELY No WAY n the beginning no one, not even junior Brandy Simmons would have thought that by the second day of school teachers would obliterate even the hottest memmories of summer. But, with each 55-minute class period filled with lectures and lessons, data and deadlines and, worst of all, the horror ot homework came the realiza- tion that six, six weeks consti- tuted eternity. And, who would have thought thatstudentswhocomplained ot too much work would en- roll in a 7:45, early morning class or would take six and seven classes instead of five? And, who would have thought that classes would be bla med for award-winning teams and individuals? si ' ,4- WANT TO KNOL PW1 QP ,Q WHAT DO YOU KNOW?