Lubbock High School - Westerner Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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dedication Youth is a magic something that bubbles within the heart. In the case of this year's Westerner dedicatee, it bubbles so briskly that it overflows and 'envelops everyone with whom she comes into contact. Since Lubbock High School is her life, it is not surprising that in her we find reflected so perfectly the spirit that makes our school such a special one. In the 26 years that she has walked its halls and filled its classrooms with knowledge, understanding, and good humor, she has endeared herself to countless numbers who have also passed this way. Since she settles for nothing short of a person's best, stubborn, mule- headed boys, silly, vain girls, average. muddling students, and self-satisfied scholars all have found themselves putting out a little bit more for her than they have ever before put out for any teacher-more, in fact, than they ever thought themselves capable of doing. In appreciation of the spirit that she epitomizes and of her endless giving of herself to the school, we proudly dedicate the 1960 Westerner to Miss Glenys Honey.

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A school year is many things. It is a pearl in the string of events that make a life. It is a prism with many-colored lights-hope and fear, delight and disappointment, success and failure. It is a collection of days and hours, times of growing toward adult life. A year is a pep rally, a ball game, a party, an initiation. Like a swift-winged fowl soars into the far-off ether, so have these nine months flown into those regions of time which belong only to the 'iches of the hand have imembrances of 1959-60