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

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I found 50 dol- lars and my parents said I Over spring break, I fell off a chair lift while I would have gotten away with eating off- Living with my school counselor, Mr. Campbell for could only spend on a ski trip with campus if I a year as my it if no one my church hadn't been in a host father was claimed it. group. wreck. pretty unusual. -sophomore Blake Miller -senior Janine Bible -junior Emily Glasscock -junior juan Guardamino ...all ofthe sudden... a streak of green light raced across the sky. !!!Brian Buesing EIRD. From anonymous bomb threats to BJ. Myers' car on the football field and then disap- pearing, students experienced unusual phenomena that relieved everyday boredom, served as interesting conversa- tion material and often proved embarrassing. One time I was at choir practice and I got locked in a storage closet by some of the guys in choir. I was stuck in there for 15 minutes. Now that I look back on it, it was actually kind of funny, junior Vicki Fox said. Throughout the year, the school received an influx of new students originating from Austin High to Germany. To them everyday experiences turned out to be unusal, if not tedious. When I first came to this school, I wasn't used to having a locker and I couldn't open it, so I carried my books around to all my classes. I had a hard time finding my classes and I was always running around. In Spain, we stayed in one class- room and the teachers moved from class to class, senior Patricia Duarte said. Students also experienced strange happenings while partying on the weekends. Some friends of mine and I were partying at the 360 bridge when all of a sudden everyone got real quiet when a streak of green light raced across the sky and then faded away, junior Brian Buesing said. flitiffflsgigrif in-U .. Y. L . 'W gf ITQF5 ,IAQ-..- a'- w f, ss. N NS: 1,-t' .Q .5 ya .pa .ah 2V.j .Q '5' xiii f 'UVA 4 ff .1 ef ti-igpf... QM, If ., ' I TAILGAITLNG Observing a wreck in which a GTI backed over a Fiero, junior Brad Elliot joins a crowd of onlookers who gaze at the unusual incident. iPhoto by Tracy Collinsb STUDENT LIFE X Cups Masquerading as a cop, senior Mi- chael Patterson, poses while on an errand. Gophers found amusing ways to liven up a boring trip down- town. CPhoto by Reagan Williamsonb ll KNOW IT INSIDE OUT WT. 1 Ponce mo g

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WHooPs!! Discovering he put the ladder some- where else, senior Reagan Williamson reconsiders his attempt to sneak out while grounded. iPhoto by Reagan Williamsonl iii Z t in A . HE's Too Bus To BE A Soumnel. time wWo Nwa In an effort to avoid detection and possible grounding by his parents, senior jeremy Warren climbs a tree to gain entry to an upstairs window. iPhoto by Brian Steegl My curfew is usually midnight but on prom, my parents said I could stay out all night. -junior Laura Cooper Since I was 10 minutes late one night, my dad made my curfew 10 minutes ear- lier. -senior jennifer Tesch My parents give me the 'we thought you were hurt' guilt trip when I come in late. -junior Penny Smith It's crazy when one friend has to be home at mid- night and the other has until dawn. -junior Ronny Knight KNOWIT INSIDE OUT