Lubbock High School - Westerner Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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LENA BELLE BROWVN The sweetest smile ever- with grace and poise as well. .IUNXIE BUNDY The mildest manners and the gentlest heart. MAXINE IZURRUS The way she uses those brown eyes is nobody's busi- ness. IIALPII HUBIPASS He would excell Patrick Heig- ry as a debater and orator. LOU IS IC l1l'Rli11AL'1'ElE She does what few can do. FRA N PICS BURNS She's just an all-American girl. FIIAX C ' ES FAXIPBELL A true sport and quite soph- isticated whcn she behaves. NYINNIIG GRACE CAPPS f Winnie Grace is everybodyls friend. G. XV. CLEVELAND The common sense of G. W. is more reliable than wisdom, HELEN COBB Willingness and efficiency are the outstanding traits of our Helen. DOROTIIY COWVAN She is gentle, she is wise, yet there'5 laughter in her eyes. NED CRAIG A noble heart is sure to win a high mark. January 1931-English classes got practice in editing a Silas Marner' newspape Silas Marnei One of our outstanding classmates Elizabeth Whitnack tied with Robert Jarvis a dignified senior for a 97 1-4 average on report cards, thus giving the sonhomore class another distinction 'We tied the juniors with Z1 T-T score in an intra-mural football game. which gave us a little knowledge in journalism and an idea of the contents of I U EV FY-FIVE

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Q I. wh? ELIZA l1l9l'I'II ISLAINB Beth is as true a friend as a person can find. IIA RRY IILOCKER The boy who puts the humor 3 in school life. BILLIIC RLOOM Petite and popular Billie. .IULIAN HOOKER His veroosity drawth a fine thread. MARY I'II,I,I'IN lIOI'RI.NND Her quiet reserved nature proves her worth. .IOIINIE ROYVEN He talks a lot, but he has a lot to say. IIILIAIIC BOYD Friendliness, attractiveness, brilliancy, with humor. FANNIE R. RRATCHER Her brilliant work makes her a shining light in any class. DINAYYICICN RRIDGEBIAN One who grows more and more likeable. RALPII BROCK A scholar, an athlzte, and an all-round good fellow. XllCI.YII.I.I'l RROOKS Friendliness is his password. IZYRON RROYVN One enjoys just being- around Byron. November 1930-We got in the limelight of Tho Westerner World with a long' article on our parents' occupations. You can't keep a good class down! We held Amarillo to a scoreless tie, too. VVe made a touchdown, but some- one was ofT' side? December 1930-We whipped the sgniors in an inter--class basketball game with a score of 20-15. I guess we got top heavyf' for thc juniors came along and trimmed us with a 28-13 score. Don't get uppish. VVVQ were glad when the Christmas holidays came too. :Q-1 Q9 fs . .... X

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BILL DAYIDSOX As a true sport will he be re- membered. JACK DAVIDSON A man who knows his own worth. KATII IIYX DAYIES He-re's a girl just too full of giggles and fun. I.Ul' YICIINIC Dl'lPR11:lS'1' Blondes like LouVerne are in- deed valuable anywhere. l,.XXS'lIl'lNl'l'l DUIIERTY He's tall, but he doesn't look down on you. I.Yl,I'l IIUNALDSON Lyle is a dependable friend and a reliable student. it RAYMOND IJVNCAX A never say die spirit. We need more like him, .IICAX UIXY I'l,X'l'ON When you won't, she willg when you will, she won't. H ICLICN EDU I'l'1 1' She speaks little but thinks much. l'.Kl'l.IXI'l l'lINiI'I'1 1' As brilliant as she is pleas- ant. M.X.l0lIllC l l,I'lHMING Quiet and unassuming she wends her way. l'lI.lZ.KllI'l'l'Il FOX Her quiet manner has won her many friends. February 1931-VVe elected, very wisely, Jack Quinlan secretary, respectively, as leaders for the year ball championship of the school after beating' with the juniors again to play oil' the 7-T tie. l and Ruth Lewis president and We won the intra-mural foot- the seniors and then grappling We beat them 2-0. Westerner World and what a paper! It couldnt be beat? Again, sophomore led the honor roll with, a 98 1-4 average. The seniors will be looking' down pretty soon to look up to us. March 1931-VVe edited the sophomore edition of the IM'I'IYTY iI'x