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

Page 37 text:

HERE COMES THE SUN Q U T FRIEND IP

Page 36 text:

Knowing I can pick up the phone and call her anytime provides security. We talk about everything from boys to colIege flfi racy Ammann ETWEE FRIE DS Phone calls, Friday nights, fond memories and fun. These ingredients, with a combination of others, made up the recipe for friendship. Students used each other to lean on for everything from breakups to weekend parties. Knowing I can pick up the phone and call her at anytime provides security. We talk about everything, from boys to college, senior Tracy Ammann said. Weekends lent reason to go out early and come home late. Leaving behind the cliche two's company, three's a crowd , students found that group outings provided more fun. We usually all meet at the school parking lot and then go out, junior Chad McLaughlin said. However, restricted by parents, many freshman relied on each other to find fun at home. Sometimes we just rent movies. If there's a dance or a football game, we usually attend that school function together, freshman Kirsten Northington said. ffm ' e t ff'5i?7ti'7 fi ,ri 1 24 4 3' , gxdgd .Q ff Hai' 'Q' V We li C I 25521115 s t 44 r' in t2 tjSv'c 1: ' V W Q M ,.iww qyy, , Sig FINGER Licxm' Gooo ALL Aaonno Enjoying lunch off-campus, seniors julie Walker and Michael Scheffe eat out at TaCasitas. An hour away from school gave seniors some much needed freedom. iPhoto by staff? Ceremoniously forming a totem pole, members of the MMP class enjoy spring activities at Harambie Oaks. MMP classes trained several days for Pedernales. iPhoto by staffl On the other hand, most seniors spent endless hours together, realizing that there were few months remaining to make the last of memories. It's going to be so different not having the people I've spent my whole life with around any more. The value of friendship emerged this year knowing college would split us up, senior Claudine DeFelice said. Varied activities, ideas and feelings composed strong bonds allowing the students to mix the right ingredients and make a great friendship. -. a , , t 'L ,fic El,n.3:J I .JP it 535' 'jtstrf' 1 7 ' ' , . ,,.4. . me-Q W! I believe a good friend should be able to stick by They must like you for who you are and should He X she should be loyal and honest, but at the They need to be understanding, but be able to you through be someone same time, know give honest ad- ' good times and Whom you can how to have a vice, Whether it's bad. confide. good time. good or bad. -junior Shay Purcell -sophomore Ashley Adams -senior Philip Hall -senior Lainey Walker 32 KNOW IT INSIDE OUT

Page 38 text:

Whenever I run a yellow light I touch the ceiling of my car.If I run a red one, I hit the ceiling. -senior Tracy Knox e izin Srnmnsn g tha 's wors ni trnare a come e, SO OITIOIS Todd Ax M inter begins e sear or civr rza 'on af er 's car displayed incorrec fuel levels. iPhoto by staff! .. .u ummin on is ass, ex- 328 mem I' SEIIIOI' Il y Bennett BRIS at he m1 one a wake u an 'n that he's or 0 en o rac 'ce or Z o U T Z U C Z Z Zi: mphte 'T Z T Z Z a gig. iPhoto by staf0 PuLuNc AN Ouvsn Nom . . . 9 U11 IIICLU' er-u avoi Om an UIIIS H1911 his performance in school and d y p ' h t h ght fr hr p ts CPh by B d W 1 P 's aren . oto ra 0 aver Sophomore Robert Croslin searches his mailbox in an attempt to oov p STUDENT LIFE KNOW IT INSIDE OUT