Lubbock High School - Westerner Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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JOHN BURROUGHS PHILLIPS KEY THE WESTERNER N25 They wish to bring this boy up right; Stockjudging is now his delight. And. too, he is perfect, it is a sight In day time and at night. Mo! My bones are fairly achin’ For a camp on the crick And the music of the bacon As it sizzles on the stick VILLA WEDDLE ELIZABETH BOLTON The high school days are over The college days are not And if she is the same student She will pass no matter what. Elizabeth is a sweet girl And so jol'y is she We all wish her the best of luck And know how happy she will be

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AUBREY LEE VAUGHN CLARENCE WHITESIDE Aubrey Lee was a good boy, He was with us only half a term. He studied hard and made friends With whom we hate to part. We’d like to talk like Clarence ’Cause talking is a good sign. Oh, well, we will leave to all of you Hasn’t that boy some line. NAOMI HALSELL Naomi is the kind of a girl You very seldom see. She was Mrs Warren in the Se- nior Play EVELYN SOWELL She was one of those chosenl few. Who in the “Angels abode” re- sides, r- But when asked if sbe an Angel She vehemently denies. « r II

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WILL HART Here’s to our Senior President No praise too high from us For Bill has strength and mind And best personality plus. CALOWAY ELLISON We want to wish Caloway good luck And we know his music and brains Will land him in some worth- while place That all the world will know. RUBY M’BRIDE Ruby has all the girlness Of a maid of sweet sixteen; Is unaffected, pleasant, too And with it all serene BESSIE POOLE Bessie Poole started here this year; And quiet and studious is she. Bessie is one who has many friends. And she’s like many would be. . •- k