Lubbock High School - Westerner Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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El? Q K The narrators for the Christmas as- sembly, which was presented by the speech and music departments, were Milton Beach and Barbara Sanders. Assemblies The Dunbar High School Choral club, under the direction of Mrs. Lillian l Struggs, presented the traditional Christ- mas assembly. Their program included hymns, carols, and spirituals. One of the better features of the L assembly was Merle Burchett and his city sliclcers. They are Powell Hinson, Charlie VVilliums, Garnet Reeves, Iimmy Sexton, Spider Harris and james Vernon. .ll

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- Westerner Round-Up To the stomp of a hoot and a yip-ie-ki-ya the fourth annual W'esterner Hound-Up got under way. In class YVesterners went western. At night there was a program, during which time the favorites were revealed. Square dancing in the gym followed the program. Mary Duggan demonstrates her talent in the rope twirling contest. She won second place. Not pictured is Iaines Vernon, winner of the contest. Lending their voices to the musical portion of the program are Barhara Moore, M ickie W'illis, Koelle Smith, julia Hallmark, Verhie Bess Old- ham, Rosemary Sprague, and Yona Parr. Paul Schneider, looking like a bow-legged cowhand, was runner-up for most typically dressed boy. Pat Mansel in her Western regalia took top honors among the girls. Marilyn Ewing, portraying the pioneer woman, was second. Fred Gray, complete with heard, was chosen as the most typically dressed boy. Mona Powell, secretary of the senior class, and Garnet Reeves, president of the senior class were Favorite runners-up. ' ' Q ,-:,-15 1510 4? if 2' i ,,g.,,fi'.fyi?sv v a is ., is fl: . ., f - ..'f.:.' .,-S2', ' W , gs -- ev JF R N i .., X. ,yo ,, ...T 5d,p?0.i 6 'a?9. rf W5

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Y james Crave, Uil'C'-jIl'C'SifIUI1f of the studvnt hody and Chairman of thc Safety Committec', and Sat. XV. M, .Hitler of the Departnzent of Safety .s'hakf' hands after the safetgf a.s'sem- hh, ,IWC-S'C'l1ff'fl in january. Dr. L. B. .Vitl.s'11p. rr'pi'e.s'r'i1tatiue of the junior Chamber of Co1i11i1c'r1'e, looks' on. The Future Farmers of America presented an assembly complete with tive prop.s--eolrs, pigs, cats, goats, and fighting roosters. Here Lon Berry, john Pittman, james Vernon, I. B. O,Hair, and Carlton Hatehett are draped ahout a surprisingly amiable bossy. 'C 4... M ', , k Q H ,X QV' .V 1 XVayne Stroud and foe Brock, co- faptains of the 1949 H'e.s'terner foot- hall squad, acfrepted the district 3-AA trophy from Mr. Frank Monroe, chair- man of the district 3-AA committee, in a special assembly.