Lubbock High School - Westerner Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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Runners-U Runners-up for All-Westerner honors were Her bert Puryear, Delight Hardin, 5 Paula Fix, and 1, Eugenia Luker. Students in the run-oil for senior favorites were Delight Hardin, Rita McCauley, and Sue Evans for the girl, and Herbert Puryear, Noel Sikes, Bill Carter, jim john- son, and jack Alderson for the boy. Left to right: First row - Io Ann Simmons, Jeannine Mullins, Sammy Dunn. Second row- Bon Harvey, Charlene Laws, and Shelley F urr. Not pictured is Neil Silces, sophomore. Io Ann, Bef, Charlene, and Shelley were in the run-off for favorite- from the junior class, and I eannine, Sammy and Neil were in the run-off from the sophomore class..

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i E r P r i E i t A 4 i I D K I Y i z 2 t 5 I F i L F i I I L s l 1 F F s L E I s i r t i 5 to Seofewm I . X 0 35 xN?jZn5fZ t 'ss will Supann ss 1 BO6I'd of Superintendent Raymond W. Matthews No one person has played a greater role in making Lubbock High School what it is today than has Mr. Matthews, who served 'as principal of L.H.S. for sixteen years and now is serving his fifth year as superintendent. He believes in progressive educa- tion but never loses sight of the good in the older methods. His most recent forward step is the introduction of a regular twelve years' summer school program for the entire system. The purposes of which are to strengthen pupils, eliminate the habit of failure, and enrich the curriculum. Dr. J. T. Hutchinson, pres., A. C. Jackson, bus. mgr.5 R. W. Mat- thews, H. L. Allen, Paul Hard- wick. J