Lubbock High School - Westerner Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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Girls September October November December January February March April May of the Month ,, r CAROLYN ZACHARY r KAYE EDWARDS JEAN NEWSOM PAT TUCKER PAM HEARN DEANNA MCNEIL CHARLOTTE MQMILLAN ANN WILHITE Knot pictured! A LYNN LAWSON

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Junior September ,,.. October ,,.,,,,,, November ,,,,7, December 77 January ,,7,, February ,,7, 7 77 March ,,,,,,,, Aprll ,,,,,, May 7 Rotarians . 77 7 7 7 JERRY PARSONS JESSE HEADLEY fnot picturedJ, RICHARD FIFER NELSON KOSCHESKI 77 7777777777 77777777 H ANK HUNT 77 DON RUCKER Cnot picturedxb 77 77 77777 7777 7 7777 JIM IVICCRORY DOYLE WILLIAMS NEAL PARKER

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All-Westerner . . . Each year the faculty names two seniors as All- Westerner Boy and Girl on the basis of their citizen- ship, scholarship, leadership, and service. Upon the basis of nominations submitted by each teacher, Kaye Edwards, Carolyn Zachary, Jerry Parsons, and Neal Parker were selected finalists for the 1958-59 honor. The identities of winners remained secret until dis- tribution of the yearbook. Black and Gold . . . Black and Gold Day was climaxed by the announcement of the name of the fourth annual Black and Gold Queen which was made during the half-time of the traditional Lubbock-Amarillo football game. Candidates are Pat Tucker, Caro- lyn Zachary, and Kaye Edwards. The Queen was selected by popular vote of the LHS student body. Round-Up . . . As the seventh day of March was drawing nigh, Westerners were making plans for Round- Up Day at Lubbock High. At 5:30 came a big feast of barbecue, and then homeroom Wranglers came out two by two. Round-Up favorites were revealed after the wrangler parade. Finalists were Joe Cobb, Jerry Parsons, Gary Milburn, Kaye Edwards, Carolyn Zachary, and Pat Tucker.