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

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TOP LEFT: The student body enjoys the pep rally before the Westlake-Sam Houston game. CENTER LEFT: Kelley Tidwell and Shari Fontenot are really peppy. CENTER RIGHT: The band helps get the excitement flowing during the pep rally BOTTOM LEFT: The pride of Westlake High shows during the Alma Mater' BOTTOM RIGHT: Junior Crosby, George Mclnnis and Mitch McGee are showing who's NO. 1.

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Spirit is not just a word, it's a feeling Painted faces, marching in the halls, and exciting pep rallies were all a part of the spirit of Westlake High. Everyone lived for the Friday night games and the excitement that was aroused. The decorating of the gym was a high-light this year. Streamers hung from the ceiling and signs of determination covered the walls. The band played peppy music that everyone jammed wildly to. The Ramettes and cheerleaders got the spirit up and everyone on their feet This had to be a spirited year because the football team played themselves to eight victories. DADDIES TOP RIGHT: Tijie Meyer, Trade LeBlanc and Ramona Cox, with orange and black painted faces, display a sign that was one of the team's favorite slogans. TOP LEFT: One way to start a pep rally is with a rousing march through the halls by the drum corp BOTTOM RIGHT: This year Westlake High had a very Ram-bunctious group of teachers. 28 Student Life

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A teacher's work is never done Everyone knows about teachers in the classroom. However, the administrators and faculty did many things outside the classroom that added to the school year. Teachers participated in our spirit drives. They planned field trips. Mrs. Parker took her English IV classes to the Renaissance Festival. Mr. Mrs. Billy Broussard, Mrs. Bev Hauskins, Mrs. Mary Lou Carver and Mr. Mrs. Leonard Myers chaperoned this group. Mrs. Parker and Mrs. Jackie Ackel took English and speech students to plays at McNeese. Mrs. Hauskins and Mrs. Adrian Horton took members of FBLA to their convention. Mr. Broussard and Beta members attended conventions also. Mrs. Margie Myers took Rally students to Baton Rouge. ABOVE: Assistant principal Gary Anderson gets the homecoming spirit on hot day. RIGHT TOP: Mr. Chick Green announces Friday night football games as the voice of the Rams. MIDDLE: Mrs. Bev. Hauskins, COE advisor, joins in the window washing COE students held to raise money for their annual Employer Appreciation Banquet. RIGHT: Faculty members cheer for the team during a pep rally. 30 Student Life