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

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Seniors get more relaxed as they feel the reduced pressure of their last yea ning if '..'.'Jo'...'v' uae' 'Juv' months of SENIORS hassle to contend with, SAT's, last minute transcript changes, senior prom, and college application and acceptance prob- lems, seniors longed for graduation. You bet I'm excited about graduation. It seemed like that moment would never arrive, but now it's only months away. senior Tricia Boyer I feel l've worked hard the past years of high school that l deserve to be Cut some slack my senior year. senior Mickey Rose Sometimes my classes and homework January .iiiiiiiil IZ!!! - EIBHWII. 7 I f . I I get me so frustrated I almost give up, then I remember watching my friends walk across the stage last year at graduation and think how soon l'll be there. senior Karlin Gose l never really gave any thought to get out early until one of my friends told me how nice it is. So, l went to the counselor and changed my classes to meet the requirements' for early graduation. senior Andy Pickard .,i,,,s..6 ,,a...----H -t . .,,.f r figs M1 f SPLISH SPLASH. Sitting in The not rub,senior Charles Page Takes 8 oveh Timeto reiax during time off from school. Seniors were abieio Take off periods in The afternoon, and many Took advantage of the opporiuniiv. CPho by Lenney Chesierl To Jill Harrison Stephen Harrison Dan Hartnett Yvonne Haulard Heidi Heilman Kenton Heinze Robin Hemes Lisa Hendrix Ross Herbert David Hester Nd. 'vs , Qt? PS... 5 ir? 61 Q X-ff Q ai if L 64 SENIORS 88 BEFORE YOU KNOVVIT

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