Lubbock High School - Westerner Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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I. WHO THEY ARE Faculty Seniors Juniors Sophomores II. WHAT THEY DO Activities Clubs Sports III. WHERE THEY SHOP

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MARY ANN SMALLEY Assistant Editor MR. GORDON DOWNUM Yearbooh Sponsor KAY MYERS Business Manager EDDIE JOE BRADFORD Editor ELSA DOCKRAY Art Editor MISS MARY WILSON Art Sponsor Our schools now have visual aids, counseling, statistical measuring, recog- nition of individual differences, specialized vocational courses, extracur- ricular offerings, and 1957 rock-an’-roll students, but the blackboard (now a modern green in many rooms) is still one of the most-used devices of our schools. Taking the old slate from the days of readin,’ ritin,’ and ’rithmetic and bringing it up to 1957, the staff chose and created a modernistic style for a traditional item. On each art division page we have tried to depict the con- tent of that particular section with titles and symbolic characters in not-too- serious a vein. We, the editors, workers, and sponsors, give to you the 1957 WESTERNER! 4

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... to a teacher, a friend, a West Texan, and a true Westerner. For 26 consecutive years students in Lubbock High School looked up to her great height, finding patience, kindness and understanding. This year we have missed her, hut the traits and Westerner traditions that she helped to mold are with us to inspire and guide us. We, the staff, dedicate this 1957 WESTERNER to Mrs. Emmett Burford. Because of a brain concussion received in an automobile accident last April, Mrs. Burford announced her resignation at her doctor’s request. A collector of antiques, she is shown hold- ing an item from her inherited set of Flo blue English bone china. DecUcatco«i. . .