Lubbock High School - Westerner Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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Mr. J. W. Reid, debate coach, clasps the hand of Congressman George Mahon after the Representative's address to the student body in assembly. Congressman Mahon spoke on his recent trip to Europe in regard to the Marshall plan. Princi- pal Floyd Honey and Dan Davis, student body presi- dent, look on. Nancy Davis conducts a quiz in Gens Togata assem- bly. The quiz kids are Mil- ton West, Theola Leonard, and Sammy Dunn. Figura- tively ranging in ages from 30 to 18 these brilliant chil- dren weren't stumped by the elementary question, 3 plus 3 equals 5. Below right: Janet Cran- dall, Westerner World reporter, chats with Miss Anna Byrd Stewart, nation- ally known writer, in the homemakind dining room after Miss Stewart spoke in assembly on her latest book, Young Miss Burney. Below, left: Rome of yore flowered again as W. J. Blake, protraying Narcissus, a character in Roman myth- ology, welcomes Echo, play- ed by Claudyne Young. .,,, ,,,.., A ...HEL . ,. . .,. -,-'A l , XM . ,A., . E: Q . Q K ix .--f Y X ' 5 i 5 , xx ai-9':'Y g4a-'lux X

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The six male voices of Al Averest, Jack King, J. A. White, Robert Leonard, Bob Schmidt, and Kenneth Cox blend into old- fashioned har-mo-ny in Negro spirituals and group singing at an all-school party. Amazed faces show the tech- nique of Fred Stanley and Bobby Houston at tumbling as they show their skills during one of the all-school parties. For a week last fall, before and after school, during the noon hour, and in P. E. classes and studyhalls every student in school met in the gym and learned the art of folk dancing. Then on Friday night everyone joined in at an all-school party which .featured folk dancing.

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