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

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I streak through I enjoy having Driving down- I like to go and movies scream- slumber parties town, scaring va- party with my ing and yelling, where I order grants when my friends when I'm it's a great atten- cheese pizzas wagon backfires not playing at tion etter when and listen to m is an amusin clubs with the u s y o g you're bored. E1V1S collection. nightime event. band. -junior Emmet johnson -sophomore Patrick Blanton -junior Leif Dove -sophomore jim Eisenbeck l I'u Snnvmc Various Westlake students fasted for 24 hours raising food for the needy. This project was sponsored by the Presbyterian church off of Bee Caves Road. tPhoto by staf0 DnAwlNG A Cnown Providing support for the football team, the student body cheers the athletes on. Events, such as football games, were a popular weekend pasttime. tPhoto by staftj TEE OFF Surveying the slope of the green, jun- iors Dane Reese and Brian Steeg enjoy a late night exclusion at a putting course. Students tried to find new ways to liven up boring weeknights. iPhoto by Leif Dovel Nightlife Edited by J. Roberts

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Z Z CD Ur We can cut loose and have a good time... usually on Sixth Street. lfllim Bolger W0 TO G0 Whether a wild night on the town or a quiet evening at home, individuals spent their valuable weekend time indulg- ing in their favorite past-times. We work hard all week in school knowing we have the weekend to look forward to and can go out with friends and just loosen up from the intense week of school, junior jeremy Sapp said. to Sixth Street for their Friday and Saturday night entertain- ment, cruisers drove up and down the street flaunting their cars along the road hoping to pick up an old or new friend. Friday and Saturday nights are the only nights we can cut loose and have a good time. A few friends and I usually go to Sixth Street, senior Tim Bolger said. After five days of school, teachers released students for two days of whatever they wanted to do with their 48 hours. My boyfriend and I usually spend our evenings at the movies, go to parties or just either his house or mine, junior Kim Ashley said. And with their two days of freedom ending, weekenders returned to school to endure another strenuous week of school with high hopes of the upcoming weekend. Gsr THE LEAD Our Having finished dinner at Katz's, sophomores Vicky Tohn and Stepha- nie Iaeger race to make their curfew while their arents anxiousl await Bsvouo THERAPV? Playing the popular wild thing , jun- ior band member Chris Grady per- forms his stage routines at Liberty Z , Z Z Z Z Z Z Somewat enacfs traveled Spcnaa.aaX..g.ve.,.gat Z Z Z Z Z Z Z X Z KNOWITINSIDE OUT P Y their return. iPhoto by Ginger Garnerl STUDENT LIFE Lunch along with jim Eisenbeck and jason Brice. iPhoto by Ronny Knightj

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