Lubbock High School - Westerner Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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Irish lingo rings from the stage as likable Billie Hutchings ap- pears in scenes from the senior play. Known for these type roles she's also known for her excellent grades and eyjziciency as Westernaire manager. Brains and personality com- bine in Ken Hancock, a Wester- ner known throughout Lubbock High for his excellent grades and steadfast dependability. Ken may be seen striding up and down the halls every day, going about his many duties. , ,Q 4 H- if 'Qi 1 X AMS tx. f A l Me. 3 Yi Si I aw 9.4 ,g ' 4' ASGV .. 44- ? Will he grow any taller? He hopes not, what with all the calories he uses, anyway. When well-liked George Morris ap- pears, L. H. S. students know something is sure to be accom- plished. Peppy Charlotte Scoggin is a combination of beauty and personality, rare char- acteristics. Cheering the Westerners on to victory through rain or shine, she has been cheerleader of her class for the last two years.

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Calm through storm and Chau- cer, witty Oleta Stewart answers telephones, makes up actors, and commands pledges all at once! With a lift of her eyebrows, she can work wonders. What a girl! A hush spreads ooer the auditorium as student-body president Ray Simmons walks on stage. The spon- taneous applause that fol- lows shows the feeling of admiration the student body has for that witty, always-joking 'Simmons' . Oh-oh! Harold Franklin Stony Wall has fallen over again, this time into the midst of a pile of work, which soon melts away from the heat of his ener- getic mind. C , '1 . Work! At this word oioacious, popular Gloria Nooak,s ears prick up, and from then on things fly in the pub office as the 1946 WESTERNEH editor sees that things are properly done.