Lubbock High School - Westerner Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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Queen candidates for the band banquet of 1957-58 are Martha Jones, Tam Bannister, Stella Ten-ell, senigrl and Betty Cartwright, Sgplqo and Carolyn Davis. Martha was crowned queen. more, study 'For mid-term exams. JANUARY . . . The month of January by-Quglqf an end 10 the sophomore and senior assemblies highlighted Christmas holidays as LHS students began to The month. think ot mid-term exams. However, January was . . . . . . The sophomore assembly depicted a television still packed with many different events. . . . . review of shipwreck while the seniors gave a Basketball games, the band banquet, and the true-to-lite presentation ot a bus trip. Keeping the audience in stitches during the senior assembly are Zan Smith, David Ramsey, and Mr. Gordon Downum while they sing Josefus and Bohunkusf' Ai, mi r-A --All ,, 41 Y IAQ! :gi--.. in .li . nl.

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5 go j W 'Wm Lubbock High School's Christmas was climaxed December 20 when the choir and speech department pre- sented the annual Christmas assembly. These students are making up to pose as statues on the assembly. DECEMBER . . . Decorating doors in gay and traditional scenes put LHS in the Christmas spirit during the month ot December. The choir sang carols and the speech depart- ment reenacted scenes ot the nativity. Pray for Peace was the theme ot the attractiye blue and silver door of room 309, winner of the serious category in the door con- TGST. The main project of the agricultural boys tor this month was a money making project, selling chickens which they had raised themselves. The chickens were sold from house to house by the Ag boys. Demonstrating his salesmanship is senior Ag student, Loren Langston, who helped sell chickens for the agricultural farm proiect.

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Mack Farris, Dennis, Phillips, l l l Cl B df d Oldh V hn Kahn Johnson Costa Du Forence, Woiver, Cemmons, ine, ra or , am, aug , , , , y, , Dial and Fite present a scene from The Admirable Criton, the senior play. have iust received their letter iackets, wait for their teammates as Coach Wilford Moore calls them to the stage. FEBRUARY . . . February was packed with various types ot assemblies, plays, banquets, basketball games, and parties. Valentine Day, one of the more important days in February, found LHS students visiting our cross-city rival, Monterey, for a basketball game. The senior plays class contributed their play to February, adding another colorful event. A Mr. and Miss Honor, Walter Taylor and Carol Wheeler, were also chosen during this month. The Y-Teen Sweetheart Banquet was one ot the highlights ot the Valentine season with Sweethearts in Dreams as the theme. For the Westerner football lettermen, February was the special time ot the year when they received their letter awards. Both the seniors and sophomores experienced class parties during this month. Students participating on the Y-Teen Sweetheart Banquet Program are Allen, Taylor, Mitchell, Elms, Bumpass, Newsom, Bashore, Jones, Rickard f. '.' .:tiff-vc'If-Cfvf'fQ7'75fQgf,j,''QQ ' ' ' 'T' , f f V F,-Z4frg',j. 'WI A ,F X fvf ,.,, riff, lx: ,xv f7ff 7 57465 ff ffhf f.3f6!ffIMfffffwffff5 M yyfyff ,,., .fffn,,,ff!,ff 4 M fig , W ' ' 1 7 I 6 If , . f fi ,H fm f f ,,, 1. ,ff , 1 5 gf, ' -2 5.5.2 ' Y gt ' , 2 ' if ' f f Q.. if 7 l'l g'Zaf'l ww f ,f War.. 1 .. i' it Q s f :f Wm : . ' v 1, 7 .. . .M MWA , ,,. . gi 1. 2::.Q5' J 455:yty K! g .s,.' K' , ,,,.,. , , af,- -,-, , W V1 , fl .fn as w ,-.- f is .aw V sf 51353, .QV :if -A-fzw . . .,,,, , , ,.,,. ',..,.. ' 66 fe wif .-ff: wmv4.,.,,.,,'-may 2-or fn Liuswzzv Hendrix, En'glish, Oldham, Cashion, Hearn, Melton, Kahn, Hall, Foster, Blair, Hilliard, and Boydston. 4i3fW '23 H, 2 , nias Harmon Harle and DeWitt Weaver who