Lubbock High School - Westerner Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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iZ7 Latin, a language from which many others are de- rived, is used as a basis for many different profes- sions today. Fifty-three students are taking Latin this year. First -and second year courses are offered in Tom S. Lubbock. Jimmie Lou Wilson and Karen Wood are seen look- ing at the display of proj- ects which have been made by the Latin students through the years. During Latin Week, March 11-17, the Latin students make their own projects which show life in early Rome. MRS. JACK D. PAIGE MISS PATTI PIPKIN Homemaking 32-22, FHA Foods 21. Foods for Boys. Club Sponsor. B.S.- FHA Club Sponsor. B.S.- Texas Technological College. Texas T0Chl'l0l0glC3l Cflllege MR. ROGERS ORR MRS. MICHAEL R. MRS. .A F RASOR Physics. Aeronautics. Amateur PETTYJOHN English FTA SPOIISOF Radio Club Sponsor. B.S., M.S.- English. Speech. Gens B'A--MA University Texas Technological College. Togata Club Sponsor. of Texas B.S.-North Texas State College. I, 5:5 7 ,3,3,:,r f 5 mf.,

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MISS PEGGY MAYFIELD English. Latin. Latin Club Sponsor. B.A.-Hardin-Simmons University. Q. C4 jf MISS MARIETTA MONT- MR. BILL OGLESBY Plane Geometry. Commercial Arithmetic. Westerner Football and Track Coach. B.S.-M.S.- North Texas State College. MR. JACK MEARES MR. MAX L. O'BANION Speech. Dramatics. B.A.-M.Ed.- Algebra. Head Basketball Hardin-Simmons University. Coach. B.S.--Southwest Thalian Theatre. Texas State College. National Thespian Sponsor. 4 4 , , 'E 5 'tg w 3? A Q 5 ,, ,,. f In taking Spanish, not only do students learn to speak the language of our Latin American friends, but they learn of their ways and customs. This helps to make a friendlier relationship between Latin American countries and the United States. Projects are made and entered in project show- ings during fiestas. Some of the projects include such things as Spanish houses, maps, and cos- tumes. Shannon Golding, John Payne, Dale Hodges, and Flora Millis are shown working on the project they will enter in the showing. 1 -J air i .fi-W 4 , ,Ae .15 jjcc, 2 r , ,,. . fyi it ifa.. g , .51

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