Lubbock High School - Westerner Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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This year marked the beginning of 'rex- ehange assenzbliesf' Sponsorerl by the Stu- dent Councils of the various schools in District 3-AA, the purpose of these enjoy- able programs is to promote goofl will be- tween the sehools. Ann Snerleker, .soloist for the Brownfield assembly, wa.s also BT0lL'liflClfl,S Harcest queen. Her pianist is Bobbie Bryan. After presenting their assem bly, Plainview stuclent-body of fieers relax with the locals. M-is my

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Of the many Student council sponsored activities the bus trips to out-of-town athletic events are perhaps enjoyed the most. The large number of students going on these trips is evidence to this fact. Here Travis Hammer, Mr. H. I. McCalJe, and Rodney Roper are thoroughly enjoying themselves on the windy and sandy Armistice Day trip to Odessa. Among the loyal students journey- ing great distances to watch the Westerners in action are members of the L. H. S. hand. Here preparing to show rooters some fancy marching and playing are Ben Ray Eskridge, Ray McLarty, Gordon Lee, and Ber- nard Skibell. 3 Fans are ready and waitin to enter the buses. john Brow M- stands in the door. Miss Edith Caveness represents the studenfs idea of a perfect sponsor. Yep! She slept all the way home.

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-sf .ft Children 'S Theatre This ,group of ti1ea!i'e-nziiided iS'flllfCllf.S', rlirecferl by Mr D. M. Iloiuell, has flcfliglzferl rizirlieiices of Izoys and girl: fmnz the elcnzentczry sclzools' for two .s1ir'ce.s.s'f1rI sea.s0n.s The Princess Rosalee, Harriet Henderson, looks quite bewildered as Nimble, the court jester, stands on his head in order to think more clearly, Milton Beach plays Nimble in The Princess and the Swineherd.' The old witch peeps out of her cookie house at Hansel and Gretel whc are lost in the woods. The witch is Pauline Bowles, Hansel is Milton Beach, and Gretel is Barbara Sanders. i l Here is the cast from The Princess and the Swineherd : front rowl Milton Beach, the iester, Jimmy Gott, the king, Harriet Henderson, thi princess, and Bob Bratcher, the swineherd, disguised here as a doctor On the second row are the three ladies-in-waiting, Rossi Stiles, Theol, Leonard, and Palmer June Anderson, l The villainous red-headed, curlybearded giant who frightened his yound audience with ferocious roars is in reality gentle-tempered Marshall Pharq in Jack and the Beanstalk. ' lt's Jack, played by Milton Beach, going up the magic beanstalk in the last production of the season, Jack and the Beanstalk. ' . fn iii - l , Q ' ., R' . . . f r- if fs A, ,,y.yg if. ' I 1 s My . . ' Z 5