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Favorite Finalists . . ln December a primary election to select fa- vorite nominees was concluctefl by each class. Each senior suggested one boy and one girlg and each junior and sophomore, one student, boy or girl, for the honor. The names of the four seniors, two juniors, and two sophomores receiving the largest number of votes were later submitted to the respective classes for a final vote. Winners of this election were not an- nounced until the yearbook came out. Senior Class favorite nominees are Jerry Parsons, Joe Cobb, Pat Tucker, and Carolyn Zachary. Junior Class favorite nominees are Gary Milburn and Sophomore Class favorite nominees are Mike Malley Nicky Robinson. and Lynette McMillan.
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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.
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Sweethearts . . Clubs Favorites, D.A.R. Girl Named SlH'l'lll4'2ll'lS aml FHA lmeau were f-lfwlefl fill the lu I9 ul popular rule- lwy lT1i'lI1llCl'S of the various rlulvs 'llue sz-flier girl ref'vix'il1g the DAR lmnor was Q4-If-rtf-fl lux llllS tear-lu-rs on llle lmsis of flcpencl- ullililx, lm-uflcwsllip. pzllllolism. aml Svrxive. FIU BEAN . . ll XYvll. lvl.-ef my mul! Nlilcf' Farley sen-1112 to lm Sur- prifvrl lay the nf-ws that he lmi lmcen named the lleau of Flll. INR . . . Winner of this ywur's DAR award. Pat Tucker. was chosen mer 1'ur1m-rs-up Carolyn Zarhary and Kaye- Edwards.
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