Lubbock High School - Westerner Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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 5S T DOLPH HICKS If Dolph only cared to show Half that Dolph knew You’d blush and die of ignorance You would, and we would, too! JACK WEST There’s one thing I would like to know Why is a ship a “she”? Ierhaps its because it passes up The “bouys” upon the sea. .1 EVA CALLEY There was a Calley girl named Eva From her sister we could tell which from neither So we just guessed which one, and that was fun. In these girls there was no dif- ference either. PAULINE MILLER To give her best for the sweet ness And the joy of the giving— Why that’s the real sunshine Of Pauline’s living.

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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

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 RAYMOND MARSHALL Now I won’t do for nobody What nobody can’t do for me, So I told lies to nobody, Hut nobody told lies to me. ELBERT BATEMAN This is a boy wha studied hard Of play.ng basketball he was never tired Such a Ir end in the Tech next year Indeed we are glad to have. MARY STEWART JOY STEWART If at first you think she’s calm— Look, look again! At those twinkling eyes, And those playful sighs. Of manner gentle, Of speech mild. In heart a woman Simplicity, a child!