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

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It is now time to put our bicycle to rest and ask for car keys. It is fun to take out our second and third grade picture to see a missing tooth, and then to compare it to a matured face in a cap and gown. It isn't easy to look at ourselves and realize that itis really the same face with only a ten year difference. Now that we are in high school we are studying typing, shorthand, book- keeping, welding and auto mechanics to prepare for a trade or a job. We study physics, chemistry, and English in order to further our education. lil Sherman Hooper is geared up and ready to show his skill in welding. Beth Parker in first grade. High Eugene Lewis xx. 'mu 2 The bicycle is put aside for bigger and better things. , w know that fooled by Marshall Fonteno No one looks at the keys. l Beth thumbs through her photo album which brings back memories . ,gi

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A i . .. lf- xqfql' 3 Xt 3 W fx! X l Q! t Mrs. Mattie Jones, with her bright cheery smile, is a familiar sight in the halls of Westlake High School. Mrs. Mattie Jones Mrs. Jones wears her fanciest to celebrate Hat Dayl' during the 1978 Homecoming Week. Mrs. Mattie M. Conley Jones was born in Lincoln Parish, Vienna, Louisiana. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. Albert B Conley, Sr. i Mrs. Jones was married on October 9, 1970 to Leonard Jones, Jr. and has one stepson. Mrs. Jones is a graduate of Grambling High School. She earned her B. S. degree from Grambling State University in 1962. After teaching six years in other schools, Mrs. Jones came to Westlake High School in August of 1969. Singing, cooking and dancing are a few of Mrs. Jones, hobbies. The annual staff is proud to dedicate this edition of the Ram-ler to Mrs. Mattie Jones. Congratulations!!! J