Lubbock High School - Westerner Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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APPING x I e life of an LHS Student in his city, the editors and staff members bring to you t 1956 edition of the WESTERNER. We have tried to express the importance a fluence of this city on the student's life with emphasis on the three stu ent can lso take advantage of all other opportunities offered him. He Works and tr o s in t citys business establishmentsghe finds entertainment in the various recre- ation l cen rs and he learns to accept his responsibilities in the friendly atmosphere of the of the Plains We, the editors, would like to thank all staff Workers, photographers, art staff members, and our sponsors, who have put much time and energy into this book. We would also like to thank The Steck Company of Austin, our publishers, Reeves Studio, the Avalanche-Journal, and Mr. Paul Branom, for pictures. the church, the home, and the school. In the city of Lubbock, the a 1 ' .' ' 7 'V f 61.0-N., lt. 5 ow Y-Tamar, - i-r3s,.J'U enwws s J Q . GLU ,z Editor Associate editor

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DEDI C A TED MQW, fs wif 5 ,!,,5 ef Q ff 7 dll fc -if ey' Y , To the seniors of the Class of 1956, leaders of Tom S. Lubbock Senior High School who have upheld the traditions of true Westerners. f 7, 4 31 ' i ,v .9 , 'W V ' ar !,,,, , f