Lubbock High School - Westerner Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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1 qw 33 ' I YI? in of 4 Selected to the Iunior Whois Who by a com- Leon Weaver, Ianelle Ohlenbusch, Wanda Io mittee of teachers and students are, front row, BOYCG, Kathy White, G0rd0I1 Graves, back IOW, Rita Seay, Irma Galjndg, Mary V, Dawggn, Frank Clover, Cordon Deering, Mack Robertson, Sarah Simmons, Mary Sue Wilson, middle row, and Harold Hammett- Fourteen Honored For Junior Who's Who Rita-is bookkeeper for the WEST ERNER WORLD and WEST- ERNER, straight A student, reliable, accurate. Irma-outstanding in Spanish dances and El Club Pan-Ameri- cano activities, Lubbock Valentine Sweetheart. Mary V.-Brst place in Interscholastic League solo voice, out- standing in musical ability, and in FHA, secretary of Westemaires. Sarah-vice-president of Junior Class, treasurer of National Honor Society, Monterey planning committee, dependable. Mary Sue-secretary of junior Class, officer in Y-Teens, out- standing in art and publications work, reliable, accurate. eon Student Council member outstanding in number sense and L - . scholastic rating, president, of B a cappella choir, depend- able. Janelle-high scholastically, outstanding in musical ability, organ- ist for assemblies, FHA reporter, WESTERNER staff. Wanda Io-chairman of infonnation committee, Student Council, high scholastically and in homemaking activities, initiative. Kathy-honor roll student, state FHA oificer, received state degree, WESTERNER stai-I two years, faculty editor, amiable. Gordon G.-sophomore and iunior vice-president, Inter-School Citizenship Council president, delegate to National Hi-Y meet- ing in Paris, France, this summer. Frank-winner in essay writing contest, outstanding in writing and creative ability, deep thinker, mature. Gordon' D.-junior vice-president, WESTERNER WORLD adver- tismg manager, representative to the Citizens' Traffic Commis- sion, known for initiative. Mack-junior president, sophomore vice-president, vice-president olilvWesterner Band, Monterey planning committee, leader- s ip. Harold-president West Texas Hi-Y district, winner of Elks' lead- ership contest, straight A student, efficient.

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GEORGE DAWSON-As a delegate to Boys, State, George has participated in many outstanding activities during his three years in LHS. President of Hi-Y is top on his list of accomplish- ments. George has also been a mem- ber of the Westemaires two years and was vice-president of the choir this year. During the 1955 school year George was chosen as junior Rotarian of the Month. JANIS PIERCE-With a total of twenty-three A's at press time, she is known for her outstanding scholastic ability. She has been an active mem- ber of NHS for the past two years. Janis hasn't been taking snap courses, her majors were English, mathematics. science, and history. In the field of service, Ianis has served two years as a Y-Teen oliicer. Winning the con- fidence of her classmates, she was chosen as a candidate for president of Y-Teens. BRADFORD REEVES-Versatility is the feature of Bradford's outstanding qualities. He played Cowhand football and ran track last year. This year he returned for the 1955 season. Brad- ford has also been a member of the Westerner band. He found time to total twenty-one A's and hold mem- bership in NHS. His majors have been math, science, and English. Individual Achievements Recognized GARMA JEAN WILLIAMSON-VL vacious Carma Jean has done more toward boosting the LHS spirit than almost any other student. Serving as head-cheerleader and a Y-Teen ofli- cer has kept her busy. Her likable nature has won her many friends and the confidence of her classmates. Be- cause of her spirit and enthusiasm, Carma was chosen Girl of the Month for Ianuary. KAY BURNAM-A perfect example of efficiency could well describe Kay. Because of this factor along with her many other line qualities, Kay was elected to serve as president of Y- Teens. She is a member of NHS, Musicians' Guild, and the Student Council. Kay was December Girl of the Month and was chosen to serve as a delegate to Girls, State in 1954. BUTCH LAWRENCE-As a member of the team, spirited little Butch spurred the Westerner cagers on at times when victory looked dim. Al- though Butch is a member of Western- aires and senior vice-president, he is recognized most frequently for his never dying enthusiasm. Other ac- tivities in which Butch is a Willing worker are NHS and Hi-Y. 1

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From the largest Sophomore Class in the his- tory of Lubbock Senior High 12 students were chosen for Wh0's Who. The group, electediby a committee of teachers and students are, front row, Delia Close, Anita Cordon, and Carol Simp- Twe Ve Chosen For Delia-did the art work for the sophomore assembly and served as a vice-president of the class. Anita-outstanding for her musical ability, was a member of the All-State Choir. Carol-worked on the WESTERNER and was a WESTERNER WORLD cub reporter, attending the THSPA convention in Denton. James-was president and accompanist of the Choralaires, and as- sembly organist. Lynn-secretary of the class, delegate to TASC and a member of the Monterey planning committee. Eddie Joe-sophomore editor of the WESTERNER, delegate to THSPA convention in Denton. song second row, Iames Moesor, Lynn Richards, Eddie joe Bradford, and Iimmy Seayg back row, Harlon Lamkin, james Sinclair, Mike Robinson, Bryan Baxter, and James West. oph Who's Who jimmy-ran films for all-school parties and helped in audio-visual aids, outstanding i.n this service. Harlon-held first chair in All-State Band, member of Westemer concert, marching, and stage bands. james-active in children's theater and extemporaneous speech, chairman of junior high exhibits for Latin Week. Mikeqactive in FFA and FHA, he served as vice-president of his c ass. Bryan-member of Westemer football and track teamsg served as vice-president of his class and on the planning committee for Monterey. james-vice-president of his class, showed great leadership abili- ties. 0 o ,