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

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Captions: page 10: top right: Janet Doan sells stuffed animals for Chorus, bottom left: Angela Montalbano tries to persuade Sharon Fontenot to buy a candle to help out the Beta Club, bottom nght: Joe King. Darrell Lewis, and Mike Lewis stop a truck driver on the Band's 'Tag Day , to ask for donations, page 11: top left: Band members have fun “rockin’ and rollm in the lobby the night of the Rock a-thon. bottom: Came Benham sells George Roso some candy, center nght: Albertha Mills makes a sign in preparation for the COE class s Rummage and Bake Sale that was held November 15. Student Life 1 1

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Money-Makers And Fund-Raisers Keep Organizations Thriving Money-raising was one of the more important parts of being in a club or organization. Funds were needed to pay bills and expenses that piled up. These projects often went beyond the halls and campus of WHS and into the community. People at school and in the community of Westlake always seemed happy to help out in any way, whether it was by buying a candy bar or a dozen bottles of a liquid cleaner. Westlakers bought items and services that ranged from candy, candles, and car wash tickets, to stuffed animals, soap, and fruitcakes. Fund-raisers also included such activities as all-night ''Rock-a-Thons , plays, and tag-days. Because of these fund-raisers, students at WHS were able to make trips, have proms, and buy new equipment for their particular organization. So all year long, Westlake High School kept fund-raisers and money-makers rolling.

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WHS Students Compete And Achieve Ram Tough led us to compete. While competing, we achieved. We went to District Honor Band competition and won nine places in the Contraband Band. Three students were chosen lor the Buccaneer Band. For the first time in a number of years the Science Department held a Science Fair. Ninth grade students competed and a school winner was chosen. We sent thirty students to the District Literary Rally; ten students placed there and went to the state competition. Wayne McEntire placed second in the English IV competition and Kevin Ivey placed fourth in the Physics competition at the State Literary Rally. We competed in sports, of course. Our clubs competed also. FBLA went to the district conference and gleaned several awards. We won and we lost. When we won, we rejoiced. When we lost, we cried out, Wait 'til next year! Even when we were down we were on top. We were Ram Tough. District Honor Band: Contraband: Janet Doan, Sandra Kel ley, Janet Peeples. Katy Deville. Shelley Appleby. Toni Hebert. Robbie Wynne, Johnny Johnson. Jeff Snyder Buccaneer: Susan Lee, Billy Puckett, Michelle Racca. 1 2 Student Life Science Fair Winner: JoAnna Kile won the Science Fair with her project, Binary Counter with L.E.D. left: The Science Fair