Lubbock High School - Westerner Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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its kay armstrong 11111114 all-we senio nicky robinson ' f1.,w4gssQ'1is junior favorite lynnette mc millan W black 4 ann douglas

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Offering sophomores a chance to catch their breath during the first week of school, the Sophomore Orientation Party proved informative as well as enjoyable, as officers were introduced and spoke. Taking the pause that refreshes between speeches are Myra Taylor, Billy Bray, Judy Jones, and Ronnie Walden. The first order of business for the 1959-60 school year was picking up schedules from home- room teachers. Steve Smart receives his as Melva Wallace, Polly Roberds, and Eddie Martin look on. new rules, new people new schedules, books mark opening of another busy school year Splat!!! Putting his all behind the decisive pie throw is Wayne Davis, as Royal Furgeson and Kay Armstrong suffer the consequences. The trio gives the student body an idea of what Senior Carnival will be like during the Orienta- tion Assembly, 22 Trying out one of the 350 new cafeteria chairs are Neal Barkley and Paulette Ferrell. In assorted colors of muted red, green, yellow, and blue, the molded plastic chairs helped brighten lunch periods. changes rais A multitude of changes and an air of newness enveloped the first months of the 1959-60 school year as a result of the general revision and upgrading of scholastic stand- ards adopted last year. All subjects became solids, receiving at least one credit each, students reaped benefits of having been allowed to select teachers and classes for themselves during scheduling the previous spring, and sophomores, juniors, and seniors alike pondered over new graduation require- if l