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

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Brothers and sisters. What sophomore Laurie Francis In which ways do other people compare you to your brothers and sisters? 5670 EEEEEE EEEEEE EEEE Looks! 20010 iiiiiii iii i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiliiiiiiiiiiii5 Bram Capacity 140!0KS35E?EFiM.23'5K'5KlKi3i Fieputations WCXQQQQQ QQQQQ Athletic Abilities r iii crr wa give her a date with a geek once a Week for the rest of the year! -sophomore 1.. ,.::gs Christina Kolica do they have in common? In most cases, nothing they would admit. Sibling rivalry resided not only at home, but at school. Students with brothers or sisters in the same building revealed their fantasies about changing their sib1ing's world. I would make Iolie go to school withoutany make-up on. She would scare everyone to death! - junior Craig Dickey It would be great to see my mom take Ross to school and let me take the Blazer. -junior Anne Bow- man I would love to see Claire sneak out and try to get back in with the doors locked. It would have to be at least three o'clock in the moming. - 80 NOT KNOWING I'd take away Gerry's country music and his dip at age forty. I-Ie would be forced to go through a midlife identity crisis. -sopho- more Cheryl Deming I'd hide Christina's soccer shoes for a week! -senior Laurie DiGiacomo I'd replace his closet full of Girbaud with Levis and Wrang- lers. He would die...twice! -fresh- man Dawn Miller l'd steal a 'mushy' letter from my sister and xerox it, then throw the copies all over the commons. -freshman Drew Faught I would prank call my brother's girlfriend pretending I was him and break up with her. -freshman Cory Parker V fav STK K li l I' t. A in . , 4 4' . ., X, . x - ' I V Xp Y R X .42 f' X ' ri 3 , E ,O- . ,A K Q W '43 xr fi! 5? I 3, 6, 1452.5 -3- A fl s t - . f ir + 1 2 ., t .I Q1' N t ,,4 Fr if ,i I f , ' if ff rerun t 1 X ,, I 4 t v i t I W- , , r' ,. 1' W ii x X . ' '- 'Q C wsu. X E ,e .. L ,WM-th A ,, .4--V -H ,tw W an-ff f ' X . WWW ,, ' -X tx in A- ?.,QJ ,www - .X H-'lf' ' ' 1'