Westlake High School - Ram Ler Yearbook (Westlake, LA)

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Q Football practice was an every day thing for football players. The Ramettes practice their salute as the drummers stand at attention. -.-.1 Members of the band practice their show once more before retiring for the day, 5 Z ' 772 kd ct Time and effort spent prac- ticing took a great deal of a stu- dent's day at Westlake High School. The band practiced in the band room and on the field. The football team practiced on the field and the basketball team practiced on the court. Students practiced typing, shorthand, and exercises. We practiced writing in the English class and speaking in speech class. The end result of all of this practice was a student body that played and worked well. Often we felt that school was practice for the life that would take place after we graduated. Dwight Towner comes back down to earth as Tommy Miller waits for the two points. flpefafect 13

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Crunch Crunch We ate pizza, hamburgers, hot dogs, bar-b-cue, candy bars, potato chips . . .you name it,we ate it. We ate at Don's, Dupls, and McCoy's. We even dressed up and went to Lake Charles and ate at the area's finest restaurants. We ate pizzas with the gang after a game and hamburgers with our date. We ate hot lunches in the school cafeteria. We sneaked candy bars and Cokes when We felt we were too busy to stop for a meal. But stop we did and Mom's rice and gravy never tasted better. Many of us shuddered when we heard the home ec. teacher say HYou are what you eat. We hated to admit that we were Junk food junkies We ate and ate MUNCH MUNCH CRUNCH CRUNCH AND STILL WE RE ALWAYS HUNGRY A hamburger and Coke was always fillmg 2' of ., Ice cream was a must on hot summer days in 'wa J111 sits back and enjoys her candy bar The original Soft drlnk DT Fried ch1cken 1S one ot Andy s favorites Pepper' 7 ' 3 3 9 7 7 ,Q '35 we A . .5 ui. A ,. Q, 1 af . tl' f ': ' ' 1 ' - ' my In .om AMY' Ewzbx J Wt. Bq'-f , I ,J l A I . , ' ,Y-'iii' .15 1 .4 - . A V' Q Q e Ne wg 5 ,' ,wc P-fa , , uw ' 'Q , , s af ' ' 2. A 5 ' ' l Q I . . . 5 , . A A A

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Exchcmgzng 2 Wheels for 4 l. Kevrn Kyle proudly travels m h1s Vet D1ane Hardy 1nv1tes all of her frlends 1ns1de My 453551 HV, H Wm? M5 alzfmfdiff Lrttle does Roger know that Mr B ls walkmg out to the parkrng lot to have a talk Wltll hun H1gh school years were the tune for exchangmg two Wheels for four The pleasure of the blke we recelved for Chrrstmas when we were 1n the e1ghth grade drmmed as we began to eye the automobrles of upperclassmen By the txme we were sophomores a lrcense and car were necessmes Often Mom and Dad d1d not agree, but at least we had wheels four of them, for specral occasrons OWn1ng a car became a major goal 111 our hves Money earned from part t1me jobs Was set aslde untrl We had saved enough for the blg buy Most of us had to settle for usmg the fam1ly car The desrre for Wheels took 1tS place 1n our 11st of pr1or1t1es But we never forgot the mtense yearnmg when we frrst felt the need to exchange 2 Wheels for 4 Daryl Conrad keeps hrs truck lookrng xts best fx '11 2. :i ,V ,jr , 4 'ffl' - rg, ,S , , N. , V1 1, 1, 'fm' my ,Mg Hgw,,f f' 'Q ' J.. , 2 ' xv IQ 1, , l r - ' ' K N V - ' G I M:lvMi.v 'Y , W , , , ,, Q r . W, gvgf, Q N , X , -, ,V Q, ..,.e.Wm...e.,...w.-lw..o.,s,, , ,, ,,,.,, ..,, , . t 2, e ........, l l iii - ,W , , . 4 i.,f.,.,, V ,,,r.,, 7 M A I S6 77 ' 3 - ca as ' - '