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

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F-1 1.: . i t . s . 5 .5 N Q 7 5 it : V. ' If W if l'f.s 'i , . ' N j A M 'M .L.. sys A f K 5 ef - .. . Al ' . ,. , ,Ns NEXT, PLEASE While awaiting an orthodontist ap- pointment, junior Frank Bozyan catchs up on the latest issues in a copy of Time magazine. iPhoto by staffl SAFE SEX While shopping in a department store, senior Iohn Carrell eyes a safe sex shirt. Many found comical uses for the phrase. iPhoto by Reagan Wil- liamsonb ALL IN FAvon? The student council votes on the latest issues conceming the high school. The council voted on all problems that arose during the course of the year. iPhoto by Thad Kelleyl i 1 i The presidential elections really worry me, here you have people who don't hold real secure jobs. -sophomore Krystin Crain There is no reason why AIDS victims should be de- prived of a nor- mal education. -soph. Clarissa Baldwin I enjoy keeping up with world news so I can stay on top of all the recent issues and events. -junior Leslie IoTottenham I think the president should do as much as possible to stop drugs and elimi- nate the deficit. -fr. Denise Carbonneau Issues Edited by H. Bolcezok

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ELECTION '88 Westlake resident Chester Toothman and his son, sophomore Jason Tooth- man set up campaign signs outside their house. His campaign to enter the board was a success. iPhoto by staffj l think Dad is grateful to Westlake for giving his sons a chance to learn. IIIJason Toothman EDI From just around the corner to around the world, current events and issues directly affected the daily lives of students. I think Dad is very grateful to this community for giving both his sons an opportunity to leam and grow in a highly developed academic environment, sophomore jason Toothman said. As the school year came to an end, community resident Chester Toothman joined the ranks of the School Board. But even more important, the presidential election battled Republican George Bush against Democrat Michael Dukakis. worry me. Here you have people who don't have real secure jobs, sophomore Krysten Crain said. Another controversial topic of local and national concern, the AIDS issue arose with conflict- ing opinions on whether AIDS infected children should attend school. There is no reason why AIDS victims should be deprived of a normal education and social life when it has been proven they are no danger to others, sophomore Carissa Baldwin said. The daily issues not only affected the world, but the issues of the world affected the FEI' E!! 7 Z Z Z Z a a a a Z Z a a 7 Z Z The presidential elections daily lives of students. KNOW IT INSIDE OUT

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UT CD ECES TY Z Z Z Z Z Z Z KNOW IT INSIDE OUT Eusnceucv 5..1 Practicing one of numerous routines needed in the profession of volunteer fire control, senior fireman Wes Whitaker prepares for a drill. iPhoto by Billy Davisl . 2-'T B Wouw You LIKE Youn Rscsm Sacking groceries at Safeway, sopho- more Darryl Linley utilizes his after- noons in a productive manner by becoming one of the many employed students. iPhoto by Leon Havenl MANUAL LAson Weed eating the front yard, freshman john Lakoski performs one of his weekend chores. Many students mowed lawns and cleaned pools for extra bucks.. iPhoto by staffb Q-ai W